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Volume 16.— Issue 17. DURHAM, N. H., FEBRUARY 4, 1926. Price, 10 Cents LITERARY CONTEST WINTER CARNIVAL SPIRIT GRIPS H00PMEN BEAT PLANS UNDERWAY A WORTHWHILE INVESTMENT UNIVERSITY AS EVENT DRAWS NEAR SPRINGFIELD “Y ” Inter-Collegiate Competition Opens The drive for membership in the New Hampshire Outing Club New Field for Literary Activity— is on. It has been withheld, pending the arrival of an honest-to- Outplay Opponents in Vermont, Maine and New Hamp­ goodness snow storm. The snow has come and is here to stay, for Enthusiasm Increases as Plans Near Completion shire Co-operate Close Speedy Contest the carnival at least. The one question in the mind of the Outing Transportation Facilities to and from Ski Jump Club is “Will the Club receive adequate financial support from each LOSE TO MASS. AGGIES Plans are now being made for an and every individual ? TRIANGULAR SKI AND SNOWSHOE MEET FEATURE intercollegiate literary contest in The Carnival Committee has made extensive plans for the biggest New Hampshire Men Drop First which the undergraduates of the Uni­ and best Winter Carnival ever held here. One of the main attractions Carnival Expected to Draw Biggest Crowd of Year— Athletes from Dart­ Game of Year— Craig and Davis versity of Maine, the University of will be an Ice Carnival, to be held on the night of the Ball. In mouth, Williams, Connecticut, Mass. Aggies, and New York Uni­ Star on Week-end Trip to Mass­ Vermont and the University of New addition athletes from Williams, Dartmouth, Connecticut, and New versity to Participate in Holiday Events— Gym to Have Set­ achusetts Hampshire are eligible to take part. York will be here to piarticipate in the scheduled events. The pro­ ting of Chinese Temple Rules governing the competition have gram is most complete. Something has been planned for every The varsity basketball team won been drafted tentatively by Professor minute of the two days set aside for the carnival. a hard fought victory over Spring­ Plans for the biggest and best Win­ events. The feature of the holidays H. M. Ellis, of the University of All these things cost money. The Administration Committee field College, Saturday night, at Maine; and as soon as they have been ter Carnival ever held at the Univer­ will be a unique Ice Carnival, to be has already appropriated more money than it can afford for the main­ Springfield after losing to Mass. g- finally approved, they will be pub­ sity are nearly completed. They held the night of the Carnival Ball. tenance of winter sports. At Dartmouth and Williams all winter gies Friday. New Hampshire held a lished. await only the sanction of the faculty Exhibition skaters will be on hand to slight lead all the way in the Spring­ It may be stated at this time) that sports expenses are assumed by the Outing Club. The New Hamp­ committee to become official. Athletes show their wares. The Pond will be field encounter with the exception of the types of writing to be represent­ shire Outing Club does not ask that the students assume the entire from Dartmouth, Williams, Connect­ decorated with lighting effects and the early minutes of play and won by ed in the contest are the short story, expense of the carnival. It merely calls for the support that is icut, New Yory University, and Mass. igloos will be built along the shore. four points, 26-22. The game was the essay, and poetry. needed and asks that the students share in the expense. Aggies will participate in the various Transportation facilities have been Springfield’s first defeat on its home Each of the universities concerned Funds are necessary for a successful carnival. The only way games which will go to make the car­ provided for. Bus service to and floor. has contributed the sum of fifty dol­ that the Club can secure these funds is through the students. An nival a huge success. All that is from the ski jump will begin at The varsity was slow in getting lars toward the purchasing of prizes Outing Club membership ticket will admit the holder to all the winter necessary now is the assurance of the twelve-forty five and will continue started, Springfield running up an enthusiastic and undivided support of for the successful contestants in each sports events that are scheduled at present. The Club is asking until two o’clock. There will also be advantage of 7-2 in the early part. the student body for the Club. of the three fields of writing. for one dollar from every student and every member of the faculty. a special bus service between Dur­ Davis made two baskets before Coach This is the first time that the Uni­ In view of the fact that the two ham and Dover. The dollars should come rolling in without any difficulty. Without Cowell decided to make a shift in the versity of New Hampshire has par­ days set aside for the Carnival have The plans for the Carnival are am­ a ticket the spectators will be charged admission to the various forwards, taking out Bridge and Da­ ticipated in a literary competition been declared House Party days, a bitious. Not a thing has been left events. These single admission charges will exceed the cost of three vis in favor of Cotton and Craig. with its friendly rivals, the Univer­ holiday has been declared by the fac­ out. Not a minute of the days will Craig at once made known his pres­ sity of Maine and the Unversity of membership tickets in the Outing Club. Therefore it is to the ad­ ulty committee. The Carnival will be wasted. There will be something ence by tossing in a couple of one- Vermont; and since all undergrad­ vantage to the student body and faculty to join the club by investing officially begin on Friday afternoon doing from opening time until the handed shots to put New Hampshire uates in our institution are eligible— one dollar in a membership ticket. with the ski proficiency event. A var­ last gun has been fired on Sunday into a 12-10 lead as the first half end­ the students of agriculture and of en­ A financial committee headed by John Cassily, ’26, has been sity hockey game with Mass. Aggies evening. The Ball will be the social ed. He continued his brilliant work in gineering as well as those of the lib­ appointed. The fraternities and dormitories will be canvassed. has been added to the schedule of event of the season. The Shepard the fast second half, caging two more eral arts—the contest seems worthy Audited accounts of the money handled will be made; you are assured Colonial orchestra has been secured. field goals and two fouls. Later in of genuine support. that the money will be expended both efficiently and economically. The gym will be decorated in a Chi­ the same half Davis again entered It behooves every student to line up squarely behind the Club in its OUTING CLUB nese Temple effect, the affair will be the contest as a back, when Nicora strictly costume, and no stags will be biggest enterprise and lend support by buying a ticket and joining was put out on four personal fouls. allowed. the organization. His first act was to drop in a long and 1927 GRANITE OUT STARTS DRIVE The committee has even gone to difficult shot. The varsity scored an BY FIRST OF APRIL The Outing Club needs the cooperation, the whole hearted support the trouble of providing entertain­ of everyone. COME ACROSS. ONE DOLLAR buys your way to eight-point margin and led, 23-18. Dynamite and Artillery ment for the visitors in case the car­ Springfield rallied but could not over­ Earliest That Year Book Has Ever the best time of the year. nival cannot be held due to the lack come the edge. Appeared— Junior Write-ups Near­ Feature Opening Night of sufficient snow. Tea dances are Coach Cowell’s team outplayed the ly Completed— Wit and Original­ scheduled for Friday and Saturday Bay State men in all departments in ity Features CARNIVAL NEEDS FUNDS afternoons. A special picture will be the second period. Their passing shown at the Franklin Theatre. and shooting was better. They were The 1927 Granite is progressing COxMMONS FIRE Support Must Come from Student Costumes for the Carnival Ball can alert in breaking up the Springfield’s steadily, and every indication tends to CHAMPIONSHIPS CAUSE FOR SCARE Body if Carnival Is to Be Success— be secured through the local agents passing game. The entire contest was show that the year book will be Lake Placid Trip Not Yet Paid of the Brown Co. of Portland, or fast from start to finish. The de­ ready for distribution by the begin­ AT WILLIAMS Smoking Oil Stoves Start General For Hooker and Howe of Haverhill. fense and offense of both sides form­ ning of the spring term. This will be Stampede— No Serious Develop­ A word to the wise is sufficient. the earliest that any Granite has ever ing quickly, with the result that ments in Incident The Outing Club membership drive Buy your tickets early to the gala appeared on the campus. there was action every minute. Cap­ Winter Sports Team in started with a bang at 8.30 Monday event of the year. Only a limited The Junior write-ups are practical­ tain Crawley of Springfield played Qualification Events On last Wednesday night, between night. Students were rudely dis­ number will be sold as extensive pre­ ly complete and according to those in (Continued on Page 3) 9 arid 9.30, there was much alarm and turbed from their studies by explos­ parations have been made for dec­ close touch with the work they will CHANCES HURT BY WEATHER moi-6 excitement at the Commons. ions of dynamite and a series of shots orating the much too small gym. be the snappiest, wittiest, and most Most everyone, including the matron, from a one-pounder. The “T” Hall “N. H ” STAFF DANCE original appearing in a New Hamp­ Lack of Practice Slows Development was at the concert. The few girls bell was ringing violently, a loud shire year book. The Junior panels AT COLONY COVE of Ski Men and Skaters— To who were left were studying indus­ siren was being sounded from one of have already been sent to the en­ CALENDAR OF EVENTS Start Intensive Training for triously when an unusual noise (even its windows, the band was playing gravers. The class balloting being for a dormitory) was heard in the Thirty-two Couples Enjoy Dinner- Carnival on Return fiercely, and a lusty bonfire illumin­ carried on by the Juniors to discover corridor. Dance Afforded by University Pub­ ated the campus. Cries of “The Friday, February 5 the best looking member of their They came out to see what the lication Staff— Virginia Reel The Varsity winter* sports team gym’s burning down,” “The shops class and the most popular member commotion was. Someone, arrayed in 3.00. Eastern Inter-Collegiate W in­ Novelty Event of the Eve­ left yesterday for Williamstown to have blown up,” etc. went the rounds. of the faculty is being closely con­ a bathing cap preparatory to a show­ ter Sport Championships at Williams­ ning take part in the Eastern Division Students poured out of the Library tested. er, had smelt smoke. She aroused town. Championships which are being held to see what it was all about. People McLean Gill, advertising manager someone else, and soon everyone was 8.00. N. H. Varsity vs. Middlebury The annual Winter Party of the there today and tomorrow. Accord­ came running from all directions. of the 1927 Granite, has broken all sniffing enthusiastically. They rushed at Middlebury, Vermont. staff of The New Hampshire was ing to Coach George A. Perley, New In a nutshell the situation was this: previous records in the amount of ad­ down to the balcony. Someone stuck N. H. Freshmen vs. Coburn Classi­ held at Colony Cove on last Friday Hampshire is greatly handicapped in when the Outing Club starts things, vertising secured. The amount fof her head through a window into the cal Institute at the Gym. evening. Shortly after five o’clock her chances owing to the lack of snow it starts them big. The Outing Club advertising already sold is half again dining room, but hastily withdrew it. Hockey: S. A. E. vs. Theta Chi. the thirty-two couples comprising the in this section during the past few needs funds to put across New Hamp- more than any previous Granite has The place was filled with smoke. The Saturday, February 6 party left “T” Hall in busses and the weeks which made any kind of con­ (Continued on Page 4) short distance to the Inn was quickly ever carried. sistent practice impossible. Dart­ girls tore into the kitchen, where in­ 3.00. N. H. Varsity vs. Boston covered. Soon after arrival a de­ The pay-as-you-order plan of this mouth’s warriors have had the use of vestigation was made in great detail, University at the Rink, (pending.) 8.00. N. H. Varsity Basketball lightful dinner was served. year’s Granite Board is proving very their ski-jump and cross-country but nothing seemed to be wrong. team vs. Norwich at Northfield, Vt. Dinner over, bridge and dancing successful in the sale of class pic­ courses ever since the holidays. In the meantime the chef had been MEN’S DISCUSSION GROUP N. H. Freshmen vs. Tilton School were in order with an orchestra made tures and campus views. Owing to the poor weather condi­ summoned. The audience quieted INDORSES NEW PRECEDENT at Gym. up of Melvin Von Rosenvinge, violin­ tions, the one-mile and seven-mile ski down and went upstairs. Someone ist, Jasper Starrett, saxaphonist, and races and the snow-shoe cross-coun­ sick in bed had miraculously recover­ The first of a series of men’s dis­ Sunday, February 7 Edgar Bruce, pianist. Everything FIRST BASKETBALL GAME try race, which were to be held yes­ ed and was holding her own, well in cussion groups on the subject. “Does 10.00 a. m. Celebration o f H oly progressed smoothly until about nine WON BY ALPHA CHI OMEGA terday, have been postponed until to­ the buzz of speculation as to the the Modern Scientific World View Sacrifice of the Mass at Morrill Hall. o’clock when someone proposed that morrow and will take place in addi­ cause. Some had gathered their val­ Permit Any Religious Inferences?” 10.45. Morning Service at Com­ “all hands” join in on an old-fashioned The first inter-sorority basketball tion to the ski-jumping originally uables and were prepared to leave im­ was held at the Community House, munity Church. 4.00. Discussion group, Community “Virginia Reel.” Sixteen couples ad­ game conducted by the Girls’ Athletic scheduled. The Williams jump is mediately. Long hair (in very few Sunday, Jan. 31. House, “Thoughts about Religion as journed to the banquet hall and soon Association was played in “T” Hall about the same height as the one at I instances) streamed to the winds. A The leader of the discussion was suggested to me by my study of two sets were in full swing to the rol­ gymnasium between the Alpha Chi Durham and, had a -work-out been fire drill was suggested, but vetoed Prof. C. F. Jackson of the Zoology Mathematics and Astronomy” by licking music of Von Rosenvinge’s Omega and Alpha Xi Delta teams, possible, Capt. Michelson would have j promptly and emphatically. Soon Department. He spoke on the sub­ Doctor Bauer. fiddle as he “sawed” out “The Tur­ last Monday night. Both clubs show­ been practically assured of a first in men arrived whereupon everyone de­ ject, “Thoughts about religion as my 7.00 P. M. Lecture by Professor key in the Straw” and “ Old Zip ed good team-work, and at the end this event. As matters stand how- ; scended to the basement, to emerge study of Zoology has suggested to O’Kane of “Ten New England Moun­ Coon.” “Up and down the middle” of the first half, Alpha Chi Omega ever, the results of his performance choking and spluttering. :.” This talk was then open to tains.” went the dancers and as they “swung led with a score of 22 to 10, the final and those of Gerrish and either Goold Then—the denouement. The con­ discussion and each person present score being 45 to 18, in their favor. their partners” all agreed that for or Weston, his team-mates are ex­ flagration was merely oil stoves used had an /opportunity 'to exress; ;h/is Monday, February 8 The line-up o f the Alpha Chi wholesome fun and enjoyment there tremely doubtful. The same uncer* to dry out plaster in the new addi­ opinion. Hockey: Lambda Chi vs. Delta Pi. Omega team was: M. Dahjberg, cen­ is nothing comparable to a “Virginia tainty holds for Gerrish, Goold, and tion. They had burned for a long Many of the faculty and other Theta Chi vs. Theta Kappa Phi. ter; E. Tibbets, side center; E. At­ Reel.” Bruce in the races, time and saturated the building. The members of the church were present. Wednesday, February 10 wood and R. Finn, guards; M. Hill At the next meeting, which will be 1.30. Convocation. The return t-rip to the Univeristy (Continued on Page 3) rest of the evening was passed in and I. Andrews, forwards. Alpha held Sunday, Feb. 7th, Prof. G. N. Hockey: A. T. O. vs. Theta Upsilon was made at about 10.30. The chap­ discussion of fires past, present, and Xi Delta was represented by W. Bur­ Bauer will be the leader and will Omega. erones for the party were Mr. and TILTON SCHOOL WELCOMES probable future in the Commons. pee, center; A. M- Nilseji and J. speak on the subject, “Thoughts Lambda Chi vs. S. A. E. Mrs. Howard A. Rollins, Capt. and DEPUTATION FROM N. H. Blake, side centers; D. Davis and M. about religion as the study of Math­ Thursday, February 11 Mrs. Charles S. Pettee, and Mr. and CHI OMEGA TO PRESENT Zacharias, guards; A. Philbrook and ematics and Astronomy has suggested Kappa Sigma vs. Non-Frat. Mrs. E. A. Bishop. “THE CHARM SCHOOL” SOON G- Cunningham, forwards, A Y. M.-Y. W. deputation team of to me.” Tri Gamma vs. Alpha Gamma Rho. four students; Miss Natalie Moulton, Miss Anna Philbrook, “Phil” Davis, Chi Omega Fraternity is making “Bob” Folsom, with Mr. Marston as preparations for presenting “The When your Carnival guest arrives, you will chaperon, went to Tilton School last Charm School” by Samuel French, on Saturday. The team took charge of February 25th and 26th at the Com­ The University Smoke the regular Sunday morning and munity House. It has been presented naturally head for the place where every­ Vesper services. During the after­ with great success in the leading noon two discussion groups, one for theatres of New York and London as one will gather* Get acquaintedf dis­ the boys and one for the girls, were well as in other large cities. It was After the men have soared through the air and held, taking up questions of college filmed with Wallace Reid in the lead­ life. The deputation team was well ing part. “The Charm School” is a have made a perfect landing from the ski cuss your plans, for you will entertained at the school, which fur­ fine comedy full of humor and action nished good sized audiences for each and will surely merit a large attend­ jump, or after the thrilling finish of see all the new faces of the services. ance. It will be of especial interest because it is the first play to be giv­ the cross country ski race, INFIRMARY INMATES WANT en this year by a cast consisting en­ “MAGAZINES YOU HAVE READ” tirely of girls. Mr. Troy of the Eng­ at lish department is coaching the play, light the one cigarette The words of a recent popular song, The cast is as follows: Austin Be-^ upon which “A book is no good when once you vans, Dorothy Hebert; David McKen-! have read it,” do not hold on this zie, Beulah Merrill; Homer Johns, JIM’S campus, for word has come from the Ruth Milan; Jim Simpkins, Winifred Scott; George Boyd, Charlotte Infirmary that there is a scarcity of We All Agree Hirschner; Miss Cnrtiss, Helen Hum­ light reading material, magazines phrey; Sally Boyd, Doyig Rydin; Mu­ The Colleg'e Pharmacy and books, for the patients. riel Doughty, Celia Campbell; Alix After you have finished reading a Mercier, Annette Menard; Ethel Spel- current magazine or novel, take it to vin, Hattie Record; Lillian Stafford, I THE CAMPUS CLUB I the “ Y ” Office and it will be forward­ Jessie McIntosh; Madge Kent, Doro­ ed to the Infirmary. thea Savithes. CAMEL THE NEW HAMPSHIRE, FEBRUARY 4, 1926.

STUDENTS NEEDED FROM OUR MAIL BAG Major Burnell V. Bryant, 1st Infan­ Nnu 2|amp0lftrf try (Law Member); Major F. P. Mac­ To The Editor: FRANKLIN THEATRE Published Weekly by the Students of Donald, 1st Infantry; Capt. Leslie L. The University of New Hampshire, Dur­ It is with some degree of pleasure Mooney, 1st Infantry; Capt. Frank The situation at the ice pond has ham, N. H. and interest that I note the discussion W. Kirk, 2nd Infantry; 1st Lt. Chas. DURHAM, N. H. Offices: Editorial, Business and Circu­ grown from bad to worse. The stu­ of a mascot for University of New Dixon, 1st Infantry; 1st Lt. M. F. lation, Basement Thompson Hall, Dur­ dents are in danger of not having ADMISSION: ADULTS 25° ham, N. H. Printing:, 11 Portland Street, Hampshire sports teams in your Snow, 2nd Infantry; 1st Lt. Hjalmar CHILDREN 10c Rochester, N. H. skating unless they co-operate in the weekly, and no doubt from the array S. Maki, 1st Infantry; 2nd Lt. Paul Entered as second class matter at the removal of the snow. The amount of THURSDAY, FEB. 4 of suggestions you have received one C. Farrar, 1st Infantry; Capt. John post office at Durham, New Hampshire, money set aside for cleaning the ice under the act of March 3, 1879. will be selected that will appropri­ A Metro Picture has been used up and the only con­ P. Cassily, 1st Infantry, Trial Judge Accepted for mailing- at special rate ately symbolize the spirit, gameness, Advocate; 1st Lt. Clintno Currier, 1st “DON’T” of postage provided for in Section 1103, ceivable means of keeping the pond Starring Sally O’Neil with John Patrick Act of October 3. 1917. Authorized aggressiveness and other fine qualities Infantry, Assistant Trial Judge Ad­ clear of snow for the rest of the win­ This flapper found all the exciting things in life labelled “Don’t.” But Septem ber 1. 1918. of New Hampshire teams. The vocate; Capt. Harry Steere, 2nd In- ter is by soliciting student help. she didn’t believe in signs so she went through the “flapper stage” self- “Bulls,” in previous issues appear to Advocate; 1st Lt. Clinton Currier, 1st The Official Organ of At a meeting of the board of assertive, and self-confident, enduring moonlight rides, petting and smoking, be in the majority, but I can’t say Lewis A. Minichello, Assistant De­ The University of New Hampshire trustees at the beginning of the year, until her Dad laid her across his knee for a good old-fashioned spanking. that the name is one of appeal, re­ fense Counsel; Paul Tracy, Reporter A fitting successor to “Excuse Me.” Story by Rupert Hughes. Durham, N. H. it was decided that the superintend­ gardless of the strength of the ani­ for the Court. International News ent of property, Mr. Hayes, should be mal. EDITORIAL/ S T A F F given the charge of keeping the pond Strength is the main quality, ac­ FRENCH CLUB MEETS IN FRIDAY, FEB. 5 Frederick L. Robinson, ’ 27, in shape. He was invested with the Editor-in-Chief counting for the appelation-Bull SMITH HALL THURSDAY A Paramount Picture Eugene Tetzlaff, ’26, Managing Editor power of calling for student help, by Strength, a familiar term applied to D. F. M cPhee, ’28, News Editor paying 30c an hour. A large num­ “THAT ROYLE GIRL” Frances Fairchild, ’27, W om en’s Editor those who have very little above the The regular meeting of Le Circle Starring Carol Dempster Elizabeth Ricker, ’28, ber of students responded. The ex­ Alumni Editor shoulder. Then there is that Mexican Francais was held at Smith Hall last You will find her in every city. Her dress is always snappy. She John Fleming, ’29, Sporting Editor pense was greater than the commit­ Howard C. Moore, ’28, Athlete connection in regard to hav­ Thursday evening. Plans for future knows the wisest boys, the newest dance steps. You think she is shallow. Exchange Editor tee estimated. The student employ Marguerite Pollard, ’2; . ing the bull that does not enhance meetings were discussed. It was de­ But do you know? Jazz as depicted in the “jazz belt” of Chicago; Comedy Women’s Sporting Editor was cut-down, and many of the daily the value of this symbol. cided that at the next meeting, two furnished by the inimitable W. C. Fields; Thrills that only the brain of D. laborers were discharged from this BUSINESS STAFF The best selection by far, in my members will speak upon the subject W. Griffith could concoct. This story of a Daughter of Today is taken from McLean Gill, ’27, Business Manager work. The physical educational de­ estimation, is the Wildcat, one of the of “What is Success?” which will be the Cosmopolitan Magazine story of the same name. The star is supported Stanley L. King, ’26, Advertising Manager partment has been given the task of by James Kirkwood, Harrison Ford and W. C. Fields. Lawence E. Mason, ’27, greatest bundles of fighting energy, followed by a general discussion of Educational Comedy—“CALL A COP” Circulation Manager removing the snow from the ice, while known to the animal world. Speed, the topic. Rowland H. Smith, Mr. Hayes is taking charge of the Ass’t. Advertising Manager. litheness, cunning and resourceful surface work. SATURDAY, FEB. 6 W. P. White, ’27, are some of the qualities that typify A ss’t. Circulation M anager A Metro Picture There is in use on the rink at the New Hampshire teams, and these are George Webb, ’28, PLEDGING NOTICE I Ass’t. Business Manager present time, two snow scrapers, one found in the Wildcat. The name “MASKED BRIDE” Frank Horne, ’28, ice planer, and number of hand- from the newspaper standpoint is Starring Mae Murray Ass’t. Business Manager Nu Beta chapter of Phi Mu What role could be more alluring than Mae Murray as an Apache danc­ V. P. Sanborn, ’27, scrapers and shovels. If all these perfect, having seven letters in the * Ass’t. Business Manager could be used consistently, the future * Delta announces the pledging jjp er? Where better could she show her charms or express herself in the singular and one additional for the dance ? How better could she show her ability than through the contrast FACULTY ADVISERS good condition of the pond would be of Lester B. Tobey, ’29, o f p plural. Knowing something of news­ I of an Apache leader and a social leader? Miss Murray is supported by Prof. H. H. Seudder, Faculty Advisor assured. Hampton, N. H. Prof. E. L. Getchell, paper form my judgment on this Francis X. Bushman. Faculty Business Manager What is the solution ? It is just point should have some weight. The Pathe Comedy— “THUNDERING LANDLORDS” R E PO RTE R S this. If the student body will co-op- New York Times, my present abode, R. B. Folsom, ’26 R. Merrill, ’28 erate with the department of physical is without question the greatest MONDAY, FEB. 8 Doris Wilson, ’28 Margaret Marnoch, ’27 S. Morrison, ’28 Katherine O’Kane, ’27 education in removing the snow from stickler in the newspaper field for WANTED A Paramount Picture Alice Spinney, ’29 Dorothy Fields, ’28 the pond, what money that is left for sports form, and I know that “Wild­ A Buyer for “MANNEQUIN” Cynthia Smith, ’27 Hubert Hawkins, ’25 use, will be concentrated on preparing M. Conant, ’28 Robert Hanson, ’29 cat” will fit even the toughest of AN ESSEX-4 RACER Starring Dolores Costello the surface. Shall we, or shall we W. S. Hopkins, ’27, Louise Sprague, ’29 heads and at the same time give the Price Low Girls and Gowns!— and the tense human drama of a beautiful girl’s fight N. C. Rogers, ’28, R. B. Morrison, ’28, not, have skating? head-writer some variety. for love. A Mannequin’s struggle for love and happiness almost stopped by Charles Abbott, ’26 STRAFFORD MOTOR CO. John J. Reardon, ’21. the pitfalls of a big city. What beats in the hearts beneath the Paris gowns Published Weekly by the Students Dover, N. H. the models wear? What is the inside story of these fair creatures’ lives In case of change of address, sub­ scribers will please notify the Circulation To The Editor: and loves ? Story taken from the Liberty Magazine prize story contest. Alice Joyce, Warner Baxter, Zasu Pitts Manager as soon as possible. As a contribution to the discussion Subscribers not receiving copy will Short Subject— “MOVIE MORSALS” ______please notify the Business Manager at ALUMNI ATTENTION regarding a college mascot, may I once. suggest the Eagle or the Hawk? TUESDAY, FEB. 9 Subscriptions made payable to the New These birds are natives of New A Warner Bros. Production Hampshire, Durham, N. H., $1.50 per year. The student council plans to take the vote of the student Hampshire and are worthy of re­ “PLEASURE BUYERS” DURHAM, N. H., FEB. 4, 1926. body, for the official mascot for cognition by those who admire skill, Clive Brook the University, at convocation | courage, keen vision, and sure strik­ Gorgeous Palm Beach with gay spenders and bored idlers seeking excite­ February 10. For the benefit ing power. They are especially well ment on the spin of the roulette wheel. A thrilling mystery drama, a ro­ WILL YOU HELP? of the alumni, t h e n e w Ha m p ­ suited to decorative purposes where mance shadowed by sacrifice and a fascinating story. IMPERIAL. sh ir e is presenting a ballot. symbols are desired for athletic Irene Rich, June Marlowe, Charles Conklin This vote will count in the final teams or for other college uses call­ International News Winter Carnival, the one big social d r y Comedy—“THE UNDERSTUDY” returns. The ballot must be ing for graphic representations. The event of the winter term promises to same commendation is not so readily reach greater proportions than many checked and in the mail before WEDNESDAY, FEB. 10 February 10. granted to some of the four footed Q i n g e r z A k of us realize. We are all going to be A First National Picture animals that have been suggested. there and we all want to see it put BALLOT The athletes of one of the colleges Standard the World Over “THE SCARLET WEST” across in a manner that will reflect for Seventy-Five Years Huskies in Boston are sometimes designated Star Cast credit to our University and our Out Cantrell &. Cochrane, Ltd. Wildcats in the newspapers as Eagles. In or­ A story in which there is all that the name implies. An Indian educated ing Club. Many are going to sit Bulls . . DUBLIN BELFAST in the east returns to his tribe. His modern ideas do not coincide with those der to avoid confusion, New Hamp­ NEW YORK back and relish the final results. Few Hawks . of the Chieftain and he is forced to leave. He joins a frontier army post shire might wish to take the Hawk E. & J. Burke, Ltd. are at present planning to do any Eagles . and falls in love with the Commander’s daughter. by reference. The bit of alliter­ Sole Agents U. S. and Canada thing to help promote the event, other Unicorn Robert Frazer, Clara Bow, Robert Edeson, Johnny Walker ation in “The New Hampshire Comedy—“AFTER A REPUTATION” than subscribe to the Outing Club. Centaur . Long Island City, N . Y. Hawks” should not be an obstacle to But there is more to be done than Jaguar the choice of the latter bird. SHOWS AT 3.15, 7 AND 8.30 just paying a dollar and going up to Mustang J. K. Moore. the ski jump and watching a few Name .. Class Address Sharon, Mass. daring men perform; or watching the speed and fancy skaters as they perform on the rink at the Ice carni­ “MIL. ART” MEN HOLD val. There is more to be done than it eliminates the bleachers which TRIAL COURT MARTIAL merely sitting by, allowing the mem­ turn the atmosphere into that of a bers of the Outing Club work night basketball game. It cuts out the Private William Morrill Acquitted of and day planning to make this a big gallery of stags who come through Charges Through Excellent Work event. the unlocked doors, not to dance but of Capt. Edward Miller, Defense In the first place, we are handi­ to “ride.” It simplifies the checking Counsel capped by not having sufficient funds problem. to keep the pond in excellent con The greatest criticism that the Private William Morrill, Company dition. It is a very serious problem. faculty have for the informals is that A,” 1st U. S. Infantry, was arraign­ In order that the best results may be when they are asked to chaperone no ed on Thursday evening last, by a obtained it is necessary that the ice attention is paid to them by the general court-martial at the court­ be scraped and flooded every other students. We can’t blame the younger room in Morrill Hall, Durham, N. H. day before the carnival. Who is go­ faculty members for wanting a good Private Morrill through the excellent ing to do it? Last Saturday night, time when they give an evening to argument and technique of his coun­ W h e n silvery a few industrious persons poured our dances. They can’t have one by sel, Captain Edward J. Miller, was water into the cracks in the ice in sitting and watching the rest of the finally acquitted of the serious order that the speed skaters could dancers. The Social Committee has charges brought against him, name­ practice. It has been necessary to done its best by dancing with the ly “refusal to execute an order to moonlight falls on town and draft men to go up to the pond and chaperons and now a member of the wash windows in the day-room; as­ expend a few minutes of their time committee is to stand in the receiving sault and considerable battery of a and energy to help clear it off. The line at every dance. The committee superior non-commissioned officer; fact that men have to be drafted can’t do it alone, though, and all in- and extreme insubordination, in that field— and the long, joyous shows that there is certainly some­ formal-goers should help. Everyone the accused told said non-com to thing lacking in the student body. should desire to exchange dances ‘go to perdition, thou dirty dog, and The Ski jump is another factor with faculty members; they are wash the windows yourself.’ ” that is going to require plenty of at­ really “one of the bunch.” It was brought to light during the tour home is ready to begin tention. Our men have been handi­ A “bigger and better” informal is case that the non-commissioned offi­ capped for the past three weeks by being planned for February 27. It cer was giving vent to grudging the lack of snow. But they are going is to be an old fashioned dance, a feelings caused by intense rivalry be­ out to Williams with the confidence Virginia Reel or a Paul Jones featur­ tween himself and Private Morrill in — have a Camel! that is customary to New Hampshire ing at intervals. A special invitation regard to asociations with one Annie is extended to the faculty to teach athletes. The thing for us to do now Laurie, of Dover, N. H., and was thus is to make sure that they do not enter us to do them. Anyone who went on making Private Morrill do the work W H EN moonlight washes the meet to be held here at carnival, THE NEW HAMPSHIRE sleigh usually done by five men. woodland and hills with in the same unprepared condition. ride will surely go to the informals A verdict of “not guilty” was re­ platinum light. And the There is plenty of work to be done to repeat their success at the Vir­ turned and the court adjourned to tour home is ready to on the jump. Snow must be shovelled ginia Reel. cider and doughnuts. begin— have a Camel! on the jump and on the landing. It If “Bored”1 or “Stag” have any Those present, were: Col. Thomas would take comparatively little time further suggestions, the Social Com­ For Camel makes McGrail, 2nd Infantry; Lt. Col. Rus­ were a small army of the students mittee would be glad to hear about every smooth tour sell Mears, 1st Infantry; Maj. Ed­ to go out and work a few hours. them. Don’t gloom about the in­ ward Henderson, 2nd Infantry; Lt. smoother, adds of its When the guests arrive, it would formals— come and start something. Col. Kenneth L. Foss, 2nd Infantry; own contentment to be well for everyone to realize that every delightful journey. our actions are going to leave a last­ Camels never tire your ing impression upon our visitors. taste or leave a cigaretty Remember that we as a body have SWEETLAND after-taste. Pay what a part to play in their amusement. Our visitors are coming here to wit­ For High Grade Candies, Sodas, Cigars, Magazines you will, you’ll never get ness a great institution at play, and choicer tobaccos than the. impressions that we leave with 91 Washington St., Dover those in Camels. them will either make or break our So this night as the reputation. forest-topped hills race Let us all get fairly and squarely by in moonlit proces­ behind the outing club and do what sional. As the magic they ask without grumbling. A little road curves through the exertion on our part and the carni­ E. J. YORK val will be the greatest event in the colonnades of birches— social activity of the year. have then the finest made, Dealer in All Kinds of regardless of price. BETTER INFORMALS Builders’ Supplies, Coal and Grain Have a Camel! Several people signing themselves Camels contain the very choicest tobaccos grown in all the Our highest wish, if you as “Senior,” “Bored,” and “Stag/’ world. Camels are blended by the world’s most expert do not yet know Camel quality, is that you try have bewailed the stupidity of In­ Tel. Con. at Dover, N. H., or Tel. Clarence I. Smart, Durham, N. H. blenders. Nothing is too good for Camels. In the making them. We invite you to formals, their lack of pep and other of this one brand we concentrate the tobacco knowledge and compare Camels with skill of the largest organization of tobacco experts in the any cigarette made at evils. The Faculty and Student any price. world. No other cigarette made is like Camels. They are Social Committees have noticed the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco the overwhelming choice of experienced smokers. Company complaints, realized their justifica­ tion and are now attempting to better the situation. We have seen the first improve­ MARSHALL HOUSE CAFE ment in the changing o f plac'e to “ T ” Good Food a Specialty Hall gym. There are several reasons Open from 6 A. M. to 8 P. M. back of this charge. For one thing 1926 THE NEW HAMPSHIRE, FEBRUARY 4, 1926.

ALUMNI NOTES PHILADELPHIA CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS AT WILLIAMS RECORD THREATENED HOOPMEN BEAT Used Cars—All Prices SPRINGFIELD “Y” CLASS OF 1917 MEETS IN JANUARY (Continued from Page 1)* AS TRACK MEN WIN fo r Economical Transportation Mary A. Worcester (Chi Omega) is (Continued from Page 1) back at Kansas State Agricultural Alumni Branch to Invite Relay Andover Defeated by Eighteen Yards College as Assistant State Home Teams to Be Their Guests at the Great things are expected of Tet­ in First Race on New Track—Time College Relay Events in the Demonstration Leader. Her address ley, the Blue and White’s freshman Three Seconds Faster Than in Spring a hard game. The real honors of the Service is 830 Bertrand street, Manhattan, entry in the quarter and two-mile Exeter Meet encounter went to Burr, who ac­ Sales Kan. speed skating races. He placed third counted for eight of his team’s points. The regular meeting of the Phila­ The new board track was formally CLASS OF 1921 delphia branch was held at the home •at Lake Placid last December against Burr is a former New Hampshire initiated last Saturday afternoon Cecil W. Boody (Phi Mu Delta) has of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Annis on Jan­ j the best competition in inter-collegi- man, having entered here with the STRAFFORD MOTOR CO. i ate ranks and has been improving when the Varsity Relay team won the moved to 580 Golden Hill Avenue, uary 8. The following members class of 1925. H. I. PRATT, Mgr. steadily ever since. Wendell and second practice meet of the season, Bridgeport, Conn. He is teaching in were present: Mr. and Mrs. Huse, Mr. Friday night at Amherst, Mass., Dover, New Hampshire Worthen will not be entered at Wil- against Phillips-Andover Academy the Bridgeport high school. and Mrs. Dodge, Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ the M. A. C. basketball team defeated by about 18 yards in time that threat­ liams, Mr. and Mrs. Smart, Miss liamstown but should perform credit­ the varsity five, 20 to 13, in a fast CLASS OF 1923 ably at the carnival next week. Lack ened the University record. The Bay Walker, Mr. Parkhurst, Mr. Went­ game. The battle was full of action After February 1, the address of State prep-school boys put up a worth, Mr. McConachie, and Mr. Ken­ of good ice has made the development and spectacular shots. At half time James A. Roberts (Theta Chi, Phi of figure skaters impossible and New stronger fight than did Exeter the ney. A pleasant evening was spent the teams were tied in a 9-9 score. Kappa Phi, Alpha Chi Sigma) will be Hampshire will not be represented in week before. in keen competition between the Cotton and Craig starred for the J. HERBERT SEAVEY changed from Connecticut to 25 Put­ this event. Johnson and Grover show Toolin, toed the mark for New nam street, Danvers, Mass., where he bridge and the 500 players. Mr. varsity with two baskets each. Grif­ promise of future value in this de­ Hampshire against Thompson for Headquarters for is to teach in the Holten high school. Smart and Mr. McConachie won the fin, Mass. A ggie guard, caged a couple bridge prizes while Mr. Dodge and partment. Thirty-three points will be Andover. These men iweire evenly of long ones from the center circle, CLASS OF 1925 chalked up in these events so the Snow Shoes, Skiis, Skates, Mr. Huse took those for the 500 matched. Toolin passed the stick to giving his team the winning margin. Thomas W. C. Atkins (Theta Chi) players. varsity’s lone competitor will have his Barclay with a lead of about two The summaries: is employed a sa testman at the hands full. Hockey Sticks, At the business meeting a letter yards. Barclay proved stronger than General Electric Company at Sche­ N ew H am p sh ire 26 22 Springfield from Secretary Rollins reviewing uni­ “Duke” Peaslee and Ralph Little­ Gill and stretched the lead to about Toboggans nectady, N. Y. He is living at 107 Davis, If rb, Crawley versity activities was read. A letter field will wear the Durham colors in six yards. Daland and Latham fur­ (C otton) Barrett street. the snow-shoe race and should add nished the audience a thrill, so close The summaries: from Charles S. Pettee, chairman of Bridge, rf lb, Berry Ben Bloomfield (Phi Alpha) is a the Committee on Band Uniforms was several points to the New Hampshire was their heat, but Daland passed (Craig) (Nor dyke) draftsman at the Fellows Gear-Shap- total. The same men who participate the club to Van Allen ahead of (Erickson) The Record Press also read. The president appointed Taylor, e c, W agner er Co., Springfield, Vt. the following committees: Bowling, in the ski-jumping will also work in Latham. (Parkhurst) Albert L. Coombs (Phi Kappa Phi) the proficiency contest. Van Allen, upon receiving the stick, Kelsea, lb rf, James Printers R. W. Smart, 32 Kathmere Rd., Nicora, rb If, Burr is the pastor of the Johnnesburg Con­ circled the track three times in Brookline, Del. Co., Penna.; Men’s Immediately after their return (D avis) We can prove our ability to help gregational church, Johnnesburg, Athletics at the University, R. E. from this meet the ice and snow men 52 2-5 seconds breaking the tape Baskets made by Davis 4, Cotton 4, Bridge, Craig 4, Nicora 2, Crawley, you solve your printing problems Mich. Parkhurst, 4703 Chester Ave., Phila., will start intensive training for the about 18 yards ahead of E. Latham, Wagner 2, James, Burr 3. Points from Carroll F. Dyer (Beta Kappa) is a Penna.; Women’s Athletics at the Winter Carnival next week. The best the Andover anchorman. fouls: Craig 2, Crawley 2, Erickson, if you will give us a trial. Phone The time was over three seconds James 3, Burr 2. Referee: Shea. Time: chauffeur for the Florence Casket University, Miss Elna Perkins, Labor­ that Williams and Dartmouth can of­ 2 20m halves. Rochester, N. H., 88-W, write us or Co., Florence, Mass. atory of Hygiene, Univ. of Penn., fer will compete against them and faster than the Exeter meet and was call in person. only by superlative work can the recorded as 3.34 2-5 seconds. Kenneth E. Gordon has accepted a Phila., Penna.; Employment, C. A. Mass. A ggies 20 13 New Hampshire position in the radio department of Dodge, chairman, 823 Chambers Ave., team hope to come through with first FORESTRY CLUB MAKES rg, Nicora the General Electric Co., and is liv­ Gloucester, N. J., M. C. Huse, L. H. honois. I1 or this reason it is impera­ Temple, If PLANS FOR REST OF TERM Partenheimer, rf lg, Kelsea Clean Wholesome Food at Reason­ ing with Thomas Atkinson at 107 Kenney, R. W. Smart, and C. H. Had­ tive that the ski-jump and pond be in (D avis) Barrett street, Schenectady, N. Y. the best possible condition all the Jones, c c, Taylor able Prices ley. Mr. Smart reported that suit­ The Forestry Club has been espe­ Smiley, lg rf, Cotton Frederick S. Gray (Gamma Gamma able rules to govern the bowling con­ week. The jump is now in such a cially active this year. With Burnell Griffin, rg lg, Craig THE MAGNET shape that Coach Perley has con­ (Thom as) Gamma) is studying surgery at the tests were being made. Mr. Park­ Bryant, ’27, as president and Gilbert Goals from floor: Temple 2, Parten­ SELF-SERVICE RESTAURANT Columbia school of physicians and hurst and Miss Perkins were request­ demned it as unsafe and forbidden his Varney, ’27, secretary-treasurer. heimer 2, Griffin 4, Nicora, Kelsea, Cot­ Franklin Square, Dover, N. H. surgeons. He is living with Louis charges to use it. Unless this con­ ton 2, Craig 2. Goals from fouls: Temple ed to consider a suitable name for the During the fall term, suppers were 1, Smiley 2, Griffin, Cotton. Referee: dition is remedied the visitors will un­ Yiola (Gamma Gamma Gamma), who University athletic teams as the held at the cabin and several parties Shea. Time: 20 minute periods. Work Satisfactory Service Prompt is an architect at the New Jersey branch had been requested. Max doubtedly refuse to participate. Only were held at Prof. Woodward’s State Architect’s office, 325 West 57th McConachie, ’20, 1321 Walnut street, the loyalty and cooperation of the house. Last Sunday night, a special street, New York City. General Electric Co., Philadelphia, student body during the next few beef-steak supper was served at the UNIVERSITY BARBER SHOP Franklin Flanders is an instructor was welcomed as a new member. days can forestall such an event and Cabin with Prof. Woodward, Mr. Two Experienced Men on Ladies’ at the Vermont State School of Agri­ Mr. Annis and Mr. Smart advocated get the team in form . With such aid, Fletcher of the Extension Service and culture at Randolph, Vermont. the extending of an invitation for the however, the authorities promise the Richard Stevens as guests. Work. Three Barbers. No Waiting. Telephone 164 331 Central Ave., Dover Kathleen Googin is bookkeeper for University relay team to participate best inter-collegiate competition of Plans for the rest of this term were New Pool Room in Annex Opposite Masonic Temple the Tuttle Square Market, 298 Cen­ in the college relay events to be held the season for next week-end. discussed. The Club has decided to tral Ave., Dover, N. H. in Franklin Park in the spring, the _ Another matter which has proved a make some needed repairs on the Cabin before the end of the year and Howard F. Gordon (Theta Chi) is a branch to be hosts to the team while big handicap to the team has been in Philadelphia. Mr. Parkhurst was the general skating on University several more parties are planned for student engineering at the General this term. Electric Co., at Lynn, Mass. authorized to take the matter up with Pond. This has cut up the ice and has made the laying out of race HUGHES Albert R. Hammersley is in the the proper University authorities. The next meeting will be held Feb­ courses impossible. This matter must industrial banking business at 6-8 * PLEDGING NOTICE I High street, Boston, Mass. ruary 12 at the Electric Club, 127 also be taken up. The winter sports Finest Grade of Candies in the City South 12th street, where suppey will aggregations of larger colleges have Charles E. Hewitt (Kappa Sigma, f , Phi Delta Upsilon announces ^ be served at 6.30 p. m. A t 10.00 p. special ponds for their work-outs. At Alpha Zeta) is a pologist at Walptole, £ the pledging of: Osmond R. ♦£ m. the members will go to the Phil­ least twenty-five students will be Look for Our Saturday Specials N. H. t Strong, ’29, Concord, N. H .; ^ adelphia Public Ledger Building needed for the work outlined for each Sverkern F. Hedman (Delta Pi £ Clifton W ilcox, ’27, Concord, S where the Editor, Mr. David Smalley afternoon. Physical education credit f N. H.; Horace T. McRae, ’27, X Strafford Bank Bldg. DOVER, N. H. Epsilon, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Lambda V 7K has arranged for an inspection trip will be given for this service. & Springfield, Mass. * * Phi) is a student engineer at the Gen­ over the printing plant. On the Corner Lower Square eral Electric Company at Lynn, Mass. Blanche Sawyer is the managing housekeeper at the home of President BOSTON BRANCH OF ALUMNI Hetzel. PROF. HENNESSEY SPEAKS HOLDS ANNUAL ELECTIONS AT TEACHERS’ CONVENTION Donald L. Sampson (Sigma Alpha Epeilon) is sales correspondent for At a recent meeting of the Boston Bird and Son, Inc., East Walpole, chapter of the University of New Professor William G. Hennessey of Mass. Hampshire Alumni Association, the the English department of the Liber­ Florence E. Reed is teaching Latin following officers were elected: al Arts College was the principal and French at Central Valley, N. Y. Lawrence True, ’23, President; Marion speaker at the Teachers’ of English Pauline Putnam (Alpha Delta Pi) Wellman, ’23, Vice President; Ralph is teaching at Groton, Mass. Middleman, Treasurer; Irene Hall, convention held in Manchester on Saturday, January 16. Professor Secretary; Marjorie Ames, Assistant. Herbert H. Phillips (Gamma Gam­ Hennessey’s address was on “The Secretary. Mr. Chris O’Leary re­ ma Gamma) at present is an elec­ Teaching of Literature” and was ad­ signed to take office as President of trical engineer for the Western Union mirably received by his audience, the entire alumni association. Telegraph Co. He is living at 456 which was composed largely of Riverside Drive, New York City. alumni of the University now teach­ Grace L. Pennock has her head­ BOXERS IMPROVE IN ing in the State. quarters at 341 W ater street, Augusta, Me. She is the Home GRILLING WORKOUTS Demonstration Agent for the county. man on the squad has been greatly Varsity Men Take Two Hours of increased within the last week. Hit­ Everett A. Noyes (Phi Delta Heavy Work Daily—Physical Per­ ting power and perfected footwork Upsilon) is working in the Plant fection Necessary for Fast Bouts are personified in Captain “Al” Smith, Maintenance Department of the while “Jimmie” Boyd and Ralph Lizio Western Union Telegraph Co. He is —Brief Sparring Exhibitions are the best of examples of both living with Herbert Phillips on River­ Interesting speed and punch. “Danny” Ahearn, side Drive, New York City. Going through two hours of heavy bantam-weight promise of the Uni­ Austin S. Norcross is with the conditioning work each afternoon versity, is a smooth working lad, and Westinghouse Electric and Manufac­ and ending the day with a few the best kind of a fight can be expect­ turing Co., as a graduate student. rounds of fast sparring practice, the ed from him in the coming bouts. He is at 1314 W ood street, Wilkins- varsity boxing team is steadily whip­ Sargeant is showing up exception­ burg, Penna. ping itself into the perfect condition ally well as a welter weight, and Herman E. Nesbitt (Gamma Gam­ necessary for the hard bout with New “Eddie” Necker is making good pro­ ma, Alpha Chi Sigma) is teaching in York University, February 13. gress as a heavy-weight. Men in the the Marshfield high school, Marsh­ Long periods of muscle-loosening lighter weights, such as “Eddie” field, Mass. This giant hydro-electric unit weighs 750 tons and consists of a vertical shaft mat-work and rope-skipping, followed Warren, “Dan” McLeod and “Alec” hydraulic turbine attached to an electric generator delivering 52,000 kilowatts Samuel A. Minehan (Alpha Chi by setting-up exercises and indoor Currie are giving plenty of compe­ at 12,000 volt s. Sigma) is employed as a chemist at track running, constitute the first tition for regular births, as are Ric- the_ Amoskeag Manufacturing Co., part of the boxing candidate’s daily ciardi and Abrahamson in the feather Manchester, N. H. workout. Following this, a short weight class. James M. McDuffee (Alpha Gamma workout with the slugging-dummy In addition to the Varsity men, Bigger Generators Rho) is a mechanic at the Ford Motor and the punching-bag precede a few several promises in the beginner’s Co., and is living at the Y. M. C. A., rounds of actual work with the gloves. physical education class have come to 4th and Madison streets, Seattle, During this final period of work the light, and lots of speed and excite­ Cheaper Electricity Wash. men are given the most practical in­ ment can be promised for each bout in Frederick W. Mann is at present struction possible in ring tactics. the several weights in the College teaching at Hope Valley, R. I. As a result of these workouts, the Championships, which are to be A 70,000 horsepower hydro-electric unit recently installed at Harold S. Kimball (Theta Chi) is speed, however, and science of every fought late this month. Niagara Falls utilizes the same amount of water as seven a salesman for S. S. Pierce Co., 41 former 5,000-horsepower units, yet does the work of fourteen Peterborough street, Boston, Mass. such units. And it saves 700,000 tons of coal yearly for the Helen L. Kelley (Delta Kappa) is living at her home, 217 Cabot street, nation. Portsmouth, N. H. As more and still more uses are found for electricity, larger William D. Johnson (Gamma Gam­ Make Reservations ma Gamma) is t aking a training and more economical generators are installed. At the power course with Jordan Marsh Co., Bos­ plant, as well as at the consumer’s end, important changes and ton, Mass. FOR The General Electric Com­ pany, as of December 3,1924, startling developments have steadily reduced the cost of Richard S. Johnson (Delta Pi Epsil­ had 37,716 stockholders, of whom 45 per cent were electricity for light, power, and heat. on) is a draftsman for C. R. Whitcher, women. The average num­ North street, Manschester, N. H. WINTER CARNIVAL ber of common shares held by stockholders was 55. In And wherever electricity has blazed its trail—in towns, cities, Harry J. Hosking (Gamma Gamma ownership, policies, past and Gamma, Alpha Chi Sigma) is doing present activities, G-E is un­ industrial centers, and rural communities— comfort and progress graduate work at Cornell University. selfishly dedicated to the R o o m s cause of electrical progress. have come to stay. CLASS OF TWO YEAR 1925 A new series of G-E adver­ tisements showing what elec­ Generating and distributing electricity concern the technical Clinton C. Mclntire is farming at tricity is doing in many his home in Jefferson, N. H. M e a ls fields will be sent on request. student. But electricity’s application in the betterment of Harry B. Blathrow (Alpha Tau Al­ Ask for booklet G&K-l. industry, the professions, and home life concerns every edu­ pha) is working with B. S. Biathrow T transportation cated person. Cheap electricity means many startling achieve­ and son, Enfield, N. H. David F. Dudley is farming on R. ments today, but countless and unbelievable possibilities F. D. No. 3, Concord, N. H. tomorrow. William Neal is secretary-treasurer 1-908 for the American Devon Cattle Co. He is farming at his home in Mere­ dith, N. H. Will A. Grace, Jr., has returned to COLONY COVE his home in Concord, N. H., and is farming there. Durham Point Telephone 2M 3 GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY ELECTRICN E W YORK SCHENECTADY THE NEW HAMPSHIRE, FEBRUARY 4, 1926.

PEASLEE BEATEN IN HOCKEY TEAM LOSES LASSY RACE WITH LERMOND MAINE TRIP GAMES

LOTHES for B. A. A. Star Forced by Blue and N. H. Puck Chasers Outclassed by White Captain in Two-Mile Run— St. Jean and St. Dominique Clubs— OUT THEY GO PRICES OLLEGE Both Meet Again Saturday at Low Score Contest with Bates— ARNIVAL Unicorn Games Blewett and Percival Star | Fred Peaslee again opened the The varsity hockey team on their O N A L L ; eyes of the “Hub” sport-world Satur­ first trip of the season, last Thurs­ day evening at the annual K. of C. day, Friday and Saturday, met rug­ SPORTS Indoor Games at Mechanics Building, ged competition. Two of their op­ when he forced George Lermond, for­ ponents are considered among the Order your Tux early for Carnival Ball mer Boston College distance star, to fastest semi-pro teams in the north his utmost in the Invitation Two- country. Percival’s hard and aggres­ WINTER OVERCOATS Mile run to win the fast time of 9 sive work was the outstanding fea­ min., 48 sec. ture of the travelers’ play. Blewett Peaslee and Lermond ran the same also showed flashes of brilliancy. type of race, contenting themselves In the St. Jean’s game the defen­ with third or fourth positions for the sive work of the varsity was excel­ LOTHROPS-FARNHAM CO. first mile. At the first milestone lent. Fudge and Percival teamed up “Duke” swung into the van and held together for the only score of the J. W. Mclntire, Mgr. it for several laps. Lermond mean­ trip. Only after a hard battle were Spofford-Allis Co. D°. rr while kept within a short distance of the “Jeanies” able to score a 4-1 win. “Chevie” .Student ClerK him, refusing to allow the Blue and The Association St. Dominique White runner to amass a very long hockey club was decidedly out of the Reliable One Price lead. With six more laps Lermond DOVER DURHAM ROCHESTER class of the college team. New decided it was time to head the field, Hampshire was forced on the defen­ Clothiers, Hatters and Male Outfitters which had dwindled down to six sive at the start. The semi-pro sex­ (upon being lapped a runner was tet won the contest by a 11-0 score. forced to retire from the race.) A fighting team took the ice for the “Duke” fought stubbornly for two final game of the trip against Bates TOO LATE FOR laps but Lermond’s speed conquered, College at Lewiston. The blue and GRANT’S RESTAURANT and in the final sprint piled up a white pucksters peppered the Bates twenty-five yard lead. goalie, who had 32 stops to his credit. BREAKFAST! “Duke” will again face Lermond The trip had tired the New Hamp­ DINING ROOM FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN this Saturday evening at the annual shire men, but they fought every min­ There's a package of crackers or B. A. A. games in the G. B. Williams ute, leaving the outcome of the game Three-Mile Run. uncertain. The final score was 2-0 in Good Service — — No Waiting — — Good Food a bar of chocolate just to fill the favor of the Bates “bob-cats.” FRESHMEN VOTE TO ASSUME CIGARS, CIGARETTES, CANDY AND NEWSPAPERS gap until lunch time. RESPONSIBILITY FOR POND The men of the Freshman class NOTICES voted to assume entire responsibility for the scraping and spraying iof Fountain Pens University Pond during the remain­ der of the winter. The following A t Carnival Time 1 NOTICE | Classroom Supplies council was elected to supervise the 7i\ ______activity: Ralph Garlock, Barracks A; and Other Novelties Arthur Somers, Barracks B; An­ Alumni desiring reservations & thony Manfreda, Fairchild Hall; Wm. ^ for the Tufts-New Hampshire You will want your guests Landauer, Ballard Hall; John Hatch, basketball game at Medford % Commuters; Howard Crins, Off' February 26, should apply to campus. Groups from Ballard Hall & Mr. George B. Middlemus, 49 % to have the best and the Commuters worked yester­ ^ Warren Street, Brighton, Mass. l i day afternoon. Checks must accompany reser- ^ X vations. *£ THE UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE PHI MU HOLDS ANNUAL INITIATION BANQUET Cafeteria or Table Service

The annual initiation banquet of F. F. PAGE Beta Gamma Chapter of Phi Mu was $ NOTICE held in Dover, Saturday evening, January 23. Among those present 1 Student Officers not comply- Banquets may be arranged Wall Paper, Sporting Goods and Paints were initiates: Lucy Stewart, Helen ^ ing with the regulations re- 510 CENTRAL AVENUE, Telephone 915 DOVER, N. H. Abbot, Julia Taylor, Marjorie Brit­ garding the Point System, set ton, and Ruth Pitcher; alumnae: Alice ¥ forth in the “ Official Inform a­ Knox, ’21, Ida Boody, ’23, and Jennie nt tion For Students” handbook, Boody, ’23 and Miss Gertrude Par­ after proper notice has been CAPITAL, $100,000 SURPLUS, $300,000 sons, a delegate from the Middlebury X served, will (be reported to Pres- UNIVERSITY DINING HALL chapter. Mrs. Lovell acted as host­ ♦> ident Hetzel or the Adminis- STRAFFORD HATSONAL SANK, DOVER, N. H. ess. Between courses toasts were ¥ tration Committee for further offered by alumnae, initiates, and -fc action. Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent. A. B. A. Travelers’ Checks for Sale. officers. *}* Student Council. THE DOVER BUICK CO * SALES AND SERVICE FROSH TEAM DEFEATS Buick Cars and G. M. C. Trucks PROVIDENCE TECH Once more we offer satisfaction plus service ft PLEDGING NOTICE $ 120 Washington Street, Dover, N. H. Shows Improvement in Passing and Epsilon chapter of Theta £ Team Work— Landauer and Man­ Kappa Phi announces the pledg- ^ CARNIVAL COSTUMES freda Best Individual Players— To Face Coburn Classical To­ ing of Norbert C. Nodes, ’29, ft morrow of Bergenfield, N. J., and Leon- From the well known Brown, Costumer $ ard E. Dewyes, ’29, of Keene, f Home-Made Candy, Ice Cream The Blue and White freshmen scor­ % N - H - | of Portland ed their second victory of the season when they defeated Providence Tech­ Fresh Every Day nical High School, Friday night, at Attractive, Clean, Sanitary Costumes the big gym by a 19-8 score. The There will be an important ^ freshmen have not yet found their meeting of the 1927 Granite ft stride, but they have improved in Board next Sunday evening at at Lowest Prices passing and team-work. The Rhode 7.30 in the Zoology Lecture Islanders looked tired after a three- ^ Room at Thompson Hall. All THE SUGAR BOWL Just ask one of our 1925 customers day trip to New Hampshire and their ;i> departments must have their playing suffered accordingly. 7^ work ready to be handed in at 462 Central Ave. Dover, N. H. Both teams battled for three min­ that time. utes at the start without either side * * Whitcomb & Larson scoring, until 'Osterlund, the Tech captain, shot a long basket from the OUTING CLUB STARTS DRIVE sideline. Beck was substituted for at Ben Hill’s (Continued from Page 1) Maish Comforters Harriman at forward. Landauer tied MILADY’S the score with a long throw from the shire’s big Winter Carnival. Under and center of the floor. The first period W. S. EDGERLY the leadership of Dan Matthews, the VOGUE DRESS SHOP ended in a 3-2 advantage for the Outing Club was responsible for all BEAUTY SHOPPE Woolen Blankets freshmen. In the next quarter the DRESSES FOR ALL OCCASIONS the rumpus, as the beginning of its General Store yearlings quickly rolled up a 13-4 drive for membership. When the for cold winter nights RUTH JORDE score, with Manfreda dropping in two noise had ceased and the crowd dis­ Merchants Nat’l. Bank, Dover, N. H. baskets in rapid succession. The best Hardy Philbrick Building Durham, New Hampshire persed, representatives of the Club playing was done in this period. canvassed the dormitories and various The second half was played slowly, fraternity houses in an effort to Tel, 156 E, MORRILL FURNITURE CO. and was broken up by many substitu­ FLORENCE A. HAYES secure members. Typewriters of all Makes tions on both sides. The technical 60 Third St., Dover, N. H. The Outing Club is an organization — For Sale and to Rent — Public Stenographer fouls of walking and traveling with that no true New Hampshire man or Telephone 60 7-J the ball hindered the scoring of the EDWARD H. QUIMBY woman will overlook. Funds are Odd Fellows’ Building, Dover, N. H. frosh. Neal missed several easy needed to put the carnival across, 97 Washington St., Dover, N. H. shots under the basket. Poor shoot­ There are yet some expenses incurred ing was a fault of both teams . on the Lake Placid trip to be paid. DURHAM Captain Osterlund of Tech played The Club plans for the future to put brilliantly until he left the game on PATRONIZE into operation an all year-round activ­ Compliments of fouls in the third quarter. Hanley, CASH ity program. One of the features 450 Cenfra! Ava DoVEM^ at center, seemed lost on the large LEIGHTON’S of this program will be the building floor and had only a few shots at the Dr. H. L. Chapman of forest cabins to which overnight Hotel — Restaurant — Barber Shop basket. MARKET F. W. NEAL & CO. and week-end hikes can be made. It The freshmen had no individual is hoped to develop the organization Dealer in star in this game, but Manfreda and Meals and Provisions on the plan of the Dartmouth Outing ------AT------Landauer stood out in their playing. Hardware, Paints and Oils Club. But these are distant possi­ DR. DICKINSON Landauer, who is improving in every RUNDLETT’S STORE bilities. The immediate need calls for ! Snowshoes, Sleds, Skiis and Sporting game, was especially valuable to the Boston & Maine an earnest and whole-hearted support Goods Fancy Groceries DENTIST team because of his height and reach Transportation Co. of the Winter Carnival. 494-98 Central Ave., Dover, N. H. under the basket. Portsmouth Division College Supplies 458 Central Avenue, Dover Tomorrow night Coburn Classical Schedule effective January 24, 1926. Telephone Connection Institute comes to play the 1929 team. SEVEN BOUTS SCHEDULED FOR SATURDAY AFTERNOON Subject to change without notice. Saturday night the yearlings meet DOVER AND DURHAM LINE BATES BARBER SHOP Tilton School in their only contest of DR. W . L. MURPHY Seven bouts are scheduled for Sat­ WEEK DAYS—Bus leaves Dover for Clean — — Sanitary the season. Both games start at 7.15. New Shoe Repairing The summary: urday afternoon, at the Men’s Gym­ Durham at 6.25, 7.25, 8.25, 11.30, a. — Gorman Block— DENTIST N. H. Freshmen 19 8 Providence Tech. nasium, for the purpose of picking m., 2.00, 3 00, 4.00, 5.50, 7.00, 9.30, Harriman, rf lb, Dem erijian Shop in Town We Aim to Please (B eck) the team that will oppose New York p. m. “OLLIE” Merchants Bank Building, Dover Clement, If, (Capt.) rb, McCormick University. These bouts will be in Bus leaves Durham for Dover at 6.50, Shoe and Rubber Repairing- (M anfreda) five classes. Ahern, Currie, McLeod 7.50, 10.00, a. m., 1.00, 2.30, 3.30, Chandler, c c, Hanley Shoes Shined (N eal) and Higgins will battle in the 135 lb. 5.05, 6.20, 7.30, 10.00 p. m.« Bruce, rb (Capt.) If, Osterlund class; Riccardi and Lizio will fight SUNDAYS—Bus leaves Dover for Skates Sharpened E. R. McCLINTOCK (McNamara) (Garland) in the 115 lb. class; Boyd and Abra- Durham at 8.00, 10.30, a. m., 12.30, 424 Central Ave., Dover, N. H. Landauer, lb rf, La Cross (Flynn) hamson for the 125 lb. class; F. Sar­ 4.00, 6.00, 9.30, p. m. JEWELER AND OPTOMETRIST Dr. Fred I. Reynolds Baskets made by Clement, Manfreda gent and Reed in the 145 lb. and 160 Bus leaves Durham for Dover at 8.30, Headquarters for Diamonds, Silver­ 3, Neal 2, Bruce, Landauer 2, Hanley 2, Osterlund, Garland. Goals from fouls: lb. class; L. Sargent and Necker for 11.00, a. m., 1.00, 5.00, 7.00, 10.00 p. ware and Clocks Chandler. Referee: Dillon, N. H. Scorer: the heavy weight. Sergeant Brown m. Rear of Schoonmaker’s Barber Shop Hunt, Timer: Beede. Time: 4 8minute Telephone Connected 87 Washington St., Dover, N. H. periods. will referee. R. E. DOWDELL, Supt. Entrance opp. Theatre