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This Other is brought to you for free and open access by DigitalCommons@UMaine. It has been accepted for inclusion in Maine Campus Archives by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@UMaine. For more information, please contact [email protected]. On to Bowdoin! ;hoes ic The Army Next! Drill CamptI5 Vear Vol. XVII. ORONO, MAINE, NOVEMBER 2, 1915. No. 6 ood ones dry and GREAT CROWD HERE WIN FROM BATES FOR MUNE NIGHT SCORE PERFECT Maine Easily'Walks . m Filled with;Students, Alum- Capt. Leads ni, and Friends of Maine ry"Bell Team to VictoryCross-count- .1 ;: Over Colby Team HEAR FINE SPEAKERS MEN FINISH STRONG Every seat on the tloor and all avail The cross-country able space in the gallery of the gym- team made a five showing Work of nasium of Alumni hall was occupied against Bates in their dual race Entire Team Makes Possible on Friday evening on the 15th amine! Saturday. To have the whole Maine Night celebration. Many Motel team Maine finish before the Bates star. Lane entrance to the ball while oth- in the came to the tape is 31-6 Victory over were not able to get near the door. hardly more than Favorite--Hughitt's ers had been The University band was on hand expected. The score was A NGOR Maine 15 and with its full number and played sev- Bates 44, this giving Maine eral selections during the evening. a perfect score. Men Show Great Improvement All Another added feature was the pres- Maine men finish strong an I in ssays ence of several members of the Glee condition. Captain Bell was the first club. At intermissions during the man to appear on the field. Wun- for derlich %as In Team Work men speaking these members of Maine's second to him. In a short time will be musical talent rendered vocal setts.- Prtai entered the field, followed by iphoinore lions. There was any amount of cheer- Dempsey, Libby, and Lane of Bates. ish cons- ing and enthusiasm shown throughout Prtti and Dempsey foual their way to MAINE TEAM MUCH the meeting. the tape easily. In front of the grand- UNDERATED BY RIVALS Dean James N. Hart of the Univer- stand Lane passed Lil.by and looked as t the es- sity presided and seated on the stag,. if he would fiuish fiftlebut Nailing the inevitable in the last Cawley for d:d not even have a look-in and after away by the Maine bunch. Probably with him were Otis C. Lawity, '16, who too yards Libby burst heavy losses, npetition forth vvith presenting a strong the whistle blew to open the game, and the biggest ovation ever given a Maine . introduced the presiding officer volume of speed that placed offense vvhich tore through oved by in be- hint fifth the Colby a minute had found the Maine team (call) %as sent forth %hen the home anti made the MA fir tvalll line and made ovember half of the athletic association. have a perfect large gains, with its down by the Colby line, those' who eleven, led by Captain line playing the Charlie Ruffner, Charles S. Bickford of Belfast, a mem- score. strongest game of the know what it is to get the jump on a appeared on the seascn, U. of M. field. The hollering 2000 and ber of the board of trustees and s triumphed over Colby. team, realized that victory was coming and applauding which Saturday afternoon on t•timmenced graduate in the class of '82; Prof. Alumni Field, Maine's way and that Colby had al- when the team left the gymnasium and won easily, 31-6, The els- George Ware Stevens of the depart- practically clinch- ready been defeated. lasted for' fully la minutes while the ing the state championship title. e Regis- ment of Economics; Michael Colum- Colby In putting a stop to any gains what- Until practiced signals before the game. o'clock bus Driscoll, '16. president of the atS EXPECT HARD FIGHT ever by Eddie Cawley. Col's plw- THIS GAME ITSELF. letis association; and Joseph McCusk ncmenal backfield man, Maine seemed Neither team scored in the first per- hould be sr. cheer keen to kill the spirit and dampen the Id. although Maine had two big imbered. Dean Hart in the opening specs':- Bowdoin Will Be no Easy Op. resribilities et the whole Colby eleven. capartunities. Maine had received a ty must took his audience back to the begin ponent t.by came to Orono a three to one k ekoff and after an exchange of punts, ning of Maine Night celebration in Saturday ate. The -- ‘fiiii,vt:tr icte,u and her supporters as %veil as had the ball doen on Colby's 30 yard October, 1891, and traced Cie grest tside LI U. of NI. thought line, where Jones threw a perfect pass sed in a One of the 1)011 noth- progress made at the University. 5 write-s 0 1 t 4' nig would result other to Purington who %vas over the as- • Csinpus" $tmi than a victory the line, Dean Hart spoke at length on Mairs. i ai tee foilterina for their team. What transpired but Purey miteq.ci the ball and lost a I:essta ragard dur- spirit and what this spirit meant. He to next Saturday (same ing the course et four periods of hard- chance for a score. Later in the last i'8 will at Brunswick: appealed to the student body to con ft fcotball was different. minute of play. Maine had the ball on er, form "fo tinue to demand that athletics be pat tl e one wist thir - t Cs. Upwards of 4100 people witnessed the the Colby two yard line, when time on a still higher plane than it is on Maine-Bowdoin game next Satusd . s: tate t hatnpicnship battle that was ea-, called which halted hostilities for ante the present time. "Every university,' noce on WaitCer Field. It un • t' er waged on Alumni Field. The a few moments. She resumed her play said the speaker, "exists for one pu wi I be no hard tient, let it ts ! lsige grandstand was filled not only aiid alter three attempts to push the ner, the pose, that of a Ivancentent for ita stu kroven that alaaie is Hal%(10/1 .,-; worst Ito Colby supporters. neutrals, but spheroid (et r, gave the ball to Jones e Inter- dents." rival. an f that the Bruns watk playe-- ash a mixture et fans who supported eho scared the first touchdown, Ruff- C. A. SPOKE FOR STUDENT BODY. w;11 le after t e game like idlest : cne team or the other, neither or both, ner getting the goal. A few minutes igs Oct The next speaker was Michael Dr's. life. Maine will net le IT ..-Ista•st ; (Sane eccupled cue section with her later Colby scored when Stanwood forcefal coll. In introuucing this speaker Dein ca...y proposition. t nd the -core iso hand, and easily had more than 350 threw a lass to E. Perry. The Colby tvorably Hart said, "It is my very great pleas- cssured1;, will not te ss vett a; tea :pnrtt rs with her. including her lead r missa d the attempt for a goal. vho was ure to introsuce to you a.; the next against Colby- last Sisu.day. ts td s aggregation. Maine marched Colby fumbled the kickoff and Maine speaker a man who Ims the respeet Mane theualit sl.e wool 1 win e :Oa the held 1000 strong at 2 o'clock, recta eisd the ball out the :17 yard line. of every man in the university, a man (oily &cur.-Lys r)valo'n t•saisat • S. • aind the band. Cheer Leader Joe Jones to Gorham made twenty and who is at the p..esent time, presideat vvotild tr unipli over the B .tes vieCusiter and "Pananas," and seated lInk y cu a foraard from Jones took of the Senior Skulls, president of t. e Nc cdv ( re teloade ether of the two themselves on the row of bleachers the ball over for the second touch- CO. athletic! assocation, the varsity pitch- I.I 1t _out i thought tea1 oppcaite the grandstand. Preliminary. doe!), Ruffner kicking a goal. A few ingor en, Michael Columbus Driscoll. better (i.e Blue and White and the Black and cheers were given, and when the Colby moments later Purington made up for known as "Mike." (Continued on page 3) ccntingent appeared on the field, big his rauft of the period before and tucked WIZ (CONTINUED ON PAGE 3) Capt. CHARLIE RUFFNER hand was extended the rooters front (Continued on page 4) NGOR ASK FOR RECESS STATE MEET HERE 651 HAVE PAID NAINE NIGHT AT 'SPECIAL LEAVES 6.20 --- Students Petition Against One Day FRIDAY AT 3.30 Blanket Tax Committee Gives STRAND, FRIDAY Fare $2.50. Big Crowd Ex- At Thanksgiving Interesting Report pected to Go to Bruuswick Cross-country Championship Over Out of a student body A petition is being eireylated among Orono Course For First Time of approxi- Junior Masks Arrange For Big the students asking for the regula- mately 1057. 651 have paid the Blank( • Celebration The special train for llowdoin will Thanksgiving recess as has been Tax. About 900 of these students all leave the Orono station at 6.20 A. M., granted in former years. The pe- Maine's Chances Are Good Saturday. It will consist of men; 556 of these men have paten nine or titioners object to the one day idea PRIZE FOR BEST ACT ten passenger ears and a baggage The State There on the ground that it will be impossible Cross-country Run will are in the neighborhood of 15; ellr room for all. be for most students to get home for the held on Alumni Field Friday after- women students, 95 of whom have paid The second Maine Night of the year The Track Club will serve lunch day and that the day is too sacred to noon. All classes are to he excuged at the tax. This means that 60.5 per cent is to be held at the Strand Theatre, Old and refreshments in the baggage car Town, November 5th. This be spent away front home when it thiee o'clock in order to give the stud- of the women have paid cash and that festivity is The round trip fare is $2.50. A ould be so easy to go home were Oa to take the place of the usual mass stop-over ticket is $4.35. ents a chance to see the star and finish 61.6 per cent, of the men have done the vacation allowel as in former years. meeting held in the gymnasium the Till. special will arrive in of the race. The band wiil be out and Brun,' The petition is being signed by practi same thing. The number of men who night before a state game. The Junior wick at 10.15. The baggage ear will cally every stu.lent in the University. every student ought to be there to see have signed notes raises the men's pee- Masks are responsible for this novel be left at the station and lunches may idea. originated to arouse "Maine The petition follows: the fist cross-country race ever held on entage to 70.6 per cent. No womer be had at any time. After the game Administrative Board of the spirit." To the the Orono course have as yet signed notes. the same train will brine its back. University of Maine. All Maine men are to be present. In The race starts at 3.30 sharp on the Gentlemen: Fifty-four men and twenty-sevea all probability this meeting will have Considering the fact that the Iasi field anti the finish will be also on the girls have returned their tickets. Tills a double purpose. First, to fill every- body with that enthusiasm which will Thursday of the eleventh month of athletic field; thus giving everyone a means that there are yet 344 men and win from Bowdoin the next day; and TO GIVE PLAY every year was set aside many yet, good chance to see the twat part of the sixty-two women who have not paid secondly. to celebrate the winning of ago as a day to be devoted to givins will race. On paper Maine looks to have a the tax. the state championship in coun- thanks to the Almighty for the safe In the words of the chain-11a. cross very strong team but it is hard to if the Maine continues any deliverance of the Pilgrim fathers Is tell of the Blanket Tax Committee wins tdy. team in its Cercle Francais to Present "La habits of former yews the shores of this country, and that how the race %ill come out. Maine has furnished these and statistics, "66.4 per The program is to be furnished Poudre Aux Yeux" this day has ever since been recon but five good men, and should any one ire. cent, of the student body have either wholly by the student body. To begin nized and celebrate-I by temting and of these have cramps or be out of con- pa:d or signed notes and are with the best student band in the state joy and -gathering of every alive, 8.1 The "Cercle Francais" held an en- the home dition, some other college is apt to will be there. Speeches will be made family throughout the New Englami per cent, have returned the ticketa and thusiastic meeting in the club room of claim the championship. • the carious men about college. Be States. and that this day is lied sacred are for the most part dead, the remair- the library on Thursday evening. Mr. Blanket tax tickets will admit to the sides this there is going to be a regular as a (lay to be spent at home among ing 24.5 per cent, are asleep." vaudeville show. for a five dollar prize Rummy gave a synopsis of a play. "La ones owntslks, and that all over the- field, so every studeut should be out to It is proposed that the class has been offered for the best act. The Poudre aux England everybody ane Yeux," to be presented by New States plan do his part to help the yet undefeated l'niversity Quartet ie to sing and and looks forward to the home-gather fraternity percentages be publislael the flub later in the year. "La POIllirt. Cniveraity of Maine cross-country team Johnnie LUCIUS in to give the second of ing on Thanksgiving day, that parents 'text as a further incentive to urge this aitx YellX" is a comedy in two acts by win another championship. his course of lectures on Prohibition. look forward to and expect the lions more prompt payment of the tax. The Tickets went on sale Monday, !attache and Martin. As the title ewe- gathering of their children; and con November nett first, and may be obtained waits, the play deals with bluffing aeci -idering the fact that the greater part At a meeting of the Student Councii from members of the Junior Masks. of the students of the University an the attempts of two families along this out in Alumni Hall last Wednesday noon. in aposition to go home on this dile DR. EXNER TALKS line in an effort to niarry their re- tnd we the undersigned, students of the the following officers were elected for spective son and daughter develop CLUB PLANS DANCE it, University of Maine. hereby duly anti the year: President, Roger Bell: vice The regular NI. C. A meeting WI14. some highly amusing mituations. The respectfully petition that we be given Pendleton; sec- -ith president. Raymond held Suneny afternoon. wait Cecil production promisee to be highly a recess of five days. as has been tie Swett as chairman. Prayers The regular meeting of the Massa- retary, Louis Kriger were of- amusing. custom in former years, beginning a• fered by the Itev. Thomas Whiteside chusetts( Club was held last Thursday noon Wednesday, November 24. 191:, * The cast for the play illls and Pres. Aley. Dr. NI. J. Exner, in evening in the library. II. D. /Wilms been and ending at noon Monday, November A meeting was called last Wednes- structor in sex education of Inter- chosen anti the following members the '16, acted as chairnian of the meeting r f 29. 1915. day night for the purpose of organias national Y. M. C. A. Committee spoke the club have been assigned mina! Signed: on "The Young Nlan's in the absence of President Nash. big the Freshman Debating Team. Sir. Sex Problem.' Miss Robinson '16. Curtis '16, Page In the evening lie gave another talk Turney. '19, was elected treasurer o: '17. Cranston presided. Parliamentary Miss Little '17. Miss Iligginn Lieut. Clark at Plattsburg which wam an enlargement of the first the club. Plans for the annual dance '17. Libby prof ee.ling were adopted an:I tempor- '17, Mcliroy '18, Ferguson A took which he particularly recom were discussed and a committee was '18. Miss ary officers were elected. Consider mended for character building was HuakIne '18. White '18, During the past summer Lieutenart appointed to arrange for the same. Gaudreau '19, able life and interest was shown. Tin' Fostlick's "The Manhood of the Ma's Corning '19, Miss Denis '19, and Nils.; ('hark was on duty at Plattsburg, where ter." He offered to make The next regular meeting of the club next meeting is to be held appointments Stubbs '19. lie was at the college students' came WednesdaS. for individual talks with the students will be held Nov. 11. November 3rd. The club now hopes for five weeks, and at the bualness for Sunday evening and Monday niorn • to give the play Inas in Old Town and pr.— men's camp for four. Among the off: Bangor after its The future plans of the ere Association Farming as a Vocation for the Yonne mentation on the campus. sera on duty at these camps were Women students as well as men have not beet fully determined as ye: Ferguson '18, will be business man- many of the ablest In the infantry serv- being attracted front out of the state but it is planned to have Jeff Smith Man Is the subject on which P W. ager of the company. ice. Through i association with these to the University of Maine. This year the State Y. Si. C. A. secretary, speak notion will address the Boys club anii soon. men, who are leaders in the world A the registration list, which numbess the Board of Trade at Belfast next military science. the Lieutenant is nearly one hundrer and fifty, indult., Friday. Prof. G. W. Stephens will lectura able to give his department instruction womea from Maine. New Hamptchlre. Nike Geneva Haley, MI a ia. end Teachers of secondary agriculture before the grange at Turner Centet• which is mote up to the minute than Massachusetts, Connecticut, Indiana Ell el Fogg of Cornish were the guesis in the schools of Maine visited the next Saturday on Rural Social Life, any which is yet in book form. aad Miapaourl. Misses Leola of Chaplin and Fantle Campus Saturday. 11a Significance and Possibilities. 2 THE MAINE CAMPUS THE MAINE CAMPUS'VOTE TO WITHDRAW CHEMISTS ORGANIZE TI Published 1,1 eekly by The Campus Board As a Class in Practical "JIM WALLINGFORD Journalism. Aggie Club not Satisfied With Major Students in Pulp and Papc.r Editorial Office—Estabrooke Hall. New England Organization Form Society Telephnne Number of Editorial Office- meeting of the ‘ggle The object of I'. 1!, nd 1(h-13. At the second Club for this year, he1.1 in 1Viiisl,e. 11411. .Seriety of the University of Main.- I Ilivrrsit) Press—Coburn Hall. was voted to to unite those ,Itblent:, puis• '• •• Editor-in-Chief Wednesday evening, it Albion F. Sherman. 1916 withdraw from the New England Feder- Pulp and Paper «itir: 0 into • : M NI,',aging Editors ation of Agricultural Clubs. The rea- zation, through which their kri,., a".Inier D. Potter, 1916 son is that the New England Organiza- IA the subject will be Men a • College Stephens, 1917 That the ideal Man has Frank O. tion has outlived its usefulness to the dkcussions of technical prob., . 1916 Athletics—Fred H. Curtis, local club. A large number listened to tures, and inspection trips. Alumni—Basil E. Barrett. 1916 around more than the prover- Chang were • The ofticers of the society re been c:e. •hat,grs—Itobert G. Blanchard. 1915 the speakers of the evening who college of Law—Harold 1... Reed. 1916 Prof. Reilnian, Prof. Corbett and Presiders, R. W. Fannon. let; v.. bial button. Associate Editors "Prez)." Monohan, '14. Dean Merrill president. G. E. Fox, '17; secretary. ! Marie Foster, '16 F. C. Ferguson, 'Is was also to have spoken but was unable M. Currier. '16; treasurer. It. Hardin. W est Lewis. '16 H. I.. White, '15 to attend on account of a severe sore '17; sergeant at arms. C. E. Libby, 'is. greatet N I.. Matthews, '16J. H. Gray, throat. The members of the society are: I O'Connell, '15 It. s, Greenwood '17 J. M. it. fact is It. C. Chapman, 'Is H. McKee, W. J. connelly, A. r jolt C Ii. Mellroy, '15 J. P. Ramsay, WITH THE MUSICAL CLUBS eirgin, V. L. Boomer, J. N. Stepl.• Magee, lb Seephof A. H. 11111111011. 'IS J. H. Tryouts for the Mandolin Club we? ,on. L. E. Prebie, L. M. Burgliart, • Jardine. '18 MAINE MAN m.ould H. it. The Ideal E. Fox. E. I. Clapp, R. H. liardins. held Tuesday. Oct. 26. Some gsod ma- Business Manager T. Turner. C. K. Lane, T. E. Kl. Nash, 1917 %els William E. terial was found in the new men IS St. Marie, M. Newton. C. E. Miei. • Will surely go around and see Assistant !tautness Managers were present. The old men are near,. J. S. Ridley, G. K. Muncher, S. T. W lc. B. Perry, 1915 all here this year. and with the ne., ster. W. 13. Heckler. G. S. LongleY L. I. Edgerly. 191S , material should produce as good a K. M. Currier, C.'E. Libby, I:. W. News Editor for this Issue—E. 11. Pottef The "Butchers Revenge" club as any that have been turned i.at non, A. D. Conley, R. it. Hill. Sleinhership is option.el with iii,• Entered at Bangor. Maine. Post Office for some years. The Mandolin ties students , pie as Second Class Matter. is in charge of C. M. DeWitt on a • in pulp ana paper ehtemisi • count of the resignation of R. "Seven Buckets of Blood" here it Terms: 12.00 per year, on or before Moore. MAINE NIGIITS PAST. Nov. let; single copies 10 cents. It is planned to have a Banjo (let. The Eilitor-in-Chiet is responsible for There has been some discussion ,-1 and no in connection with the Mandolin Chit the columns and the general late in regard to the evenings on w1.1.-1, ed the policy of the paper. If enough good material can be founa. The Managing Editors have charge Maine Night leas been 'deserved, so t sUlliflIC It is hoped that a Banjo quartette, at if the nev6s columns and general make- following facts may he of oitc.'sl: Instc up of the paper. least, can be found. The Business-Manager with his as- Maine Night was S .. door sistants. directly responsible The alee Club will be coached I is for all day, Oct. iS, 1901, the evening Lel! . • each it the business and finances of the paper. Raymond Floyd this season, as Pro' the Bates game, the last home gaiii• dons. Thompson is directing the Girls' Cl' STRAND THEATRE In ME. the season. The idea of sucii a ce Club. For the first tin.' in three yea/ hration was made to the execut! 11;ake EDITORIALS a male quartette will be included is committee of the Athletic Associat1, diVithlt the Musical Clubs, and this will I by l'rofessor 0. F. Lewis. one f,f structi• EDITORIALS. coached by Prof. Thompson. Arrange- faculty members of the commit'. by out We can not begin to say enough ments have not yet been made for a OLD TOWN the arrangements were male for i • partnit good things about the work of our soloist and a reader. association by a committee apiaries team last Saturdey. Perhaps the best If possible, a joint concert ail( 1., :Co. that purpose. The next year it u • and fe way to express our feelings is to say held with the Girls' Glee Club in Bic observed the evening before the 11•... have that every man on the team gave the gor during the winter, but no plan doin galles the last hiarie game nf t • have i best that he bad and that best was have been made to date. season. and it has been celehrsted • n NOV. 5th, 1915 time. mort than good enough. The Colby the corre,,ponding other ) supporters were confident of victory. evening each ye. Prohibitionists Organize since, exception 1901 Kaiak Nlaine men were not sure of victory with the of •. Tile Prohibition Club held its fir:1 190;', when it was observed the rei hut they sere sure that every man th! meeting Thursday evening in Alumni before the first of the home target would play his best game and their • Hall. Coombs, 116. presided at th- confident, ass rewarded with a well ship games, and in 1S11 ween it ua- if You Want Something that's The meeting. Fairchild, '16, called to tlee held the evening men earned and decisive victory. before the Boe.tei. a attention of those present that the la • game, which that True. most of the credit for winning )t.tr was playeel 1:. made for college men ter part of last spring a club simil../ Di unswick. hat ions th•• game ehould go to the team, to this was formed. This club re Last year the Boston Almesi As s at He but there wise ol her factors whica ceived a charter from the Intercoliss- ! elation culehrsted the. sssie evenits. cover t helped to win that game. Even as Try JOHN late Prohibition League admitting it :. and at the meeting of the Alunri T. CLARK 0 CO. mends every man on the team was fighting. a chapter. It was voted to accept Vie .:ssoeiation held last Continenceincil so was every man on the bleachers HABERDASHERS constitution and by-laws of last year's the association voted to ender-se Co. fighting in his way. Maine spirit was club and consider thenikelves as mem- ilea of a universal Maine Night, 411'1 Cor. State and Exchange St., Bangor working at its best. The team had bers of the Intercollegiate Pro'libition rcuommendol that gatherings of N111.ne1 plenty of The the old tight and it's suppor League. will hold anothe The club men be held on the same even i• given v tens were full of the same spirit. It meeting this evening, and will elven wherever possible. minute eas a clean victory won under ideal r•r••-•-• officers. This year the Boston a! Ni' • dress. conditions. dent Assia•iatians t elebrated it • ir We have won the lirst two games of STUDENT CHAPEL. spoke wet e arranged in Sehenectsiv • of a the state serie. It remains for us to M. The second Student Chapel of th • V.. Providence. it I.. Carnicn. t st: win mat Saturday's game in order to year was held last Tuesday mornseg and feasibly other that NI; be ill plat, . the undisputed champions of the in the chapel for the purpose of arou - state. It is not going to he easy to win ing enthusiasm before the Colby game W. E. Farnuns instructor in that game. It is never easy to win President Driscoll of the Athletic. .ss- I Ica! Ifrawing.1...., just rutin-lit I fron, from I 11owdoin We must have tlie sociation presided. trip to Portlatel, Lewiston, 1.eigu,•1 SI11111. fine support whh•li so helped to The principal speakers were Cap . , Brunswick and Water.ille. ,• win last Saturday's game. Every man Ruffner '16, Louis Kriger '16, and Dris- I terust of engine cring exIta:oti v•ei in the University should be on that coll '16. Driscoll gave a short intro- ...MMWWOR-,1 7WWIrlIKIMMIMM===MO Speeial Saturday morning. We have ductory speech praising the work or Ii nian's job ahead of us yet and we the cheering section at the Hates g • Just a Reminder III•Pd all the support possible. A ninth and to the cheering he MOIL-met] mtc I: lobe! silo misses a special train is missing of the team's success. the tint "Bull" Durham,Ile Smoke of Hospitality bit ion use of the big events of his Capt. Ruffner said he had to tab Frey's Sanitary college Cafe ,ind to life. Plan to go. back his previous statement a-z to It ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE At fashionaLle 1.c.uoe-parties, gay week-end gath- fessor lack of Maine spirit and emphaeizs OPEN DAY AND NIGHT erings, wherever s.iart. P irelican men assemble for I reparti The Maine Night Celebration was a the need of support, not so Midi for speaket 30-32 Central St.. Hangth, Maine rtcr, Giii n, mellow Curharn success in most respects. The speak- the veterans as for the new men w' tobacco adds to - - ir dress o ers were all good as tajoym i3 ccaicLt, up-to-date, notably was the music. are "under fire" for the first time. Maine The GILMAN COMMi.Ri.IIAL t•i)n,li meeting did lack "pep" and en- Kriger praised the work of 211)0 to "ic.1 3.ct._: LI. a cigarettes with "Bull" were 1.1 Shorthand. Typewritin7 thusiasm for some reason. It was not "scrubs", giving them credit for starurs 3 ott as a smoker of experience— srganiz and Bookkeeping like some Maine Nights of the past effective game Maine played last Sat and delicatc, distinctive "Bull" Durham fragrance At th als.n Maine Spirit DAV AND LVENING SI.SS:ONS sent 1:11 was at it's highest urday. is a'A.a2 s ‘ety akoeczlie to the field to pitch. 47 Main Street, ladies of the party. There must be a reason for all The chapel closed with cheering b•' 7itaine fire. T this because there ass plenty of spirit by Nicrusker '17, and the singing FLORA M. GILMAN, Principal GEP.JINE ,'nil tie and "Pep" at the game Saturday. Per- the Stein Song. each sp were haps the program was too l'i formal. per- Normar haps there were PRIZES just as not enough of the ANNOUNCED. sure a sign (Gt. st( BULL" :mug's characteristics Announcement DURHAM of an has been made over-grown foot of ing m•orth and quality as the Wark. hall rally or perhaps it was just the three prizes which have been offerei SMOKING TOBACCO • elebra• lull karat mark s inging before the battle. Someone should for the best essays on prisons and on god is the la- find eut the "Sur rurham it unique among the world's high-class cause and remedy it before prison labor. The prizes are: For it bel that distinguishes every ainokirg toba-cos— another Maine master's thesis. one prize and Eas been fi r generations. Millions Ex Night. of fifty dol- suit of of stoclers fird in the cigarettes ' — lars: for undergraduate essays. two fresh they fashion to their own 111.ing fr, m this: deliriously mild, fragrant tobacco, In another place in this paper we prizes of twenty-five dollars each. White c are sepie,re enjoyment end satisfac- against printing a copy of the petition Theft(' prizes are offered by Adolph A•it for FREE for Hart Rano' & Marx tion obtainable in no o.licr way. Garnet a Thanksgiving recess Lewisen. president of the National frisseAssfoof "papers” such as we have with each Sc each, stantier enjoyed in former years. Those who committee on Prisons and Priton P.11 a ci; .1( f7c w;•th "Eulr itowdoit framed the petition have expressed oar [shots STEIN RCN, r),„ limn today.[earn that orig- llowd forth sentiments far better than we could inal, e,:c.ui ite artma — re- II It roved Surely the value of two INFORMAL DANCES. fir-hin•T strioethoe• yawners. day's Univer• • and -- he ell ally work is not of The first of a series Worn,. MILLER & WEBSTER n s — the enough importance of I irresistii ••• t ppea of GENUINE \laine to counterbalance the dances was held in the Gym. woa.f. I. amount of tin• Frid CLOTHINC CO. wel:3 La:co. DURHAM lianiplo happiness which will be caused by the evening. Oct. lit II, The mush. as, le -.... •" Two yt 14--iS Broad St., Bangor. Me. .•re ti breaking up of several hundrer family furnished by University talent and C Ia ri 7- ,'„ si.;;;,,tct:Itrer Ia nooklet. groups aine t on this old New England Holi- evening was enjoyed by a large nunile r day. F y "Rell Your 41 net of students. , () It is planned to hold slit' Oe ( r-trc-c. and a?''cites ' the Bar dances every Friday evening. in OPTOMETRY FIRST of t ••• rree„ vie l 1 .6 We :•!, i" were talking with a Colby man a endeavor be r r. f.r.y r • •S Tct-,v few to create a more soy: EYES HOMO° WITI010 (Ma DROPS OR DISTRESS minutes before the game Saturday it I' 5 cre t. I, emf atmosphere about the Campus. T O1'T0M1- TRY- Ricanised fey Lew Adr-e•-1 Looking across at the Maine bleachers a , I . C. C and first dance was listening to that Maine hand !II very successful. and Rsem 14,0. said. "With that outfit is believed Optometrist--Covelle you should hs that many of the studeee VIE AMERICAN :Gnat-, CO. able to win in a Rev.:, ill 1/ I walk." We did. will support the dances in the future. in Min killeng 31 Cotral it.. WSW THE MAINE CAMPUS 3 The New Suits, the New Overcoats, the New Shirts, the New Hats *. Hundreds of the newest, choicest ideas of the season for you to choose from. Come in and see them. A:, p[ ict ',ou want to pay. FINNEGAN ez MONAGHAN CLOTHING COMPANY

17 Harnmend Street 'THE GOOD CLOTHES SHOP' Bangor. M,iitio has DEPT GROWS ABOUT THE CAMPUS Montana Farnham BOYS Rev. L. G. March visited his daugh- Miss Edith Pratt of Colby visit... DENTIST ,rer- raanaes Incentive to Better Work ter, Ruth, Friday. Oct. a2. Miss Clara Partridge last week. misa Retell in Military (;raves of Canton, who N. C. Sherwood will talk to-morroe, 25 MAIN ST., BANGOR Our New Styles progress of Ca. work and in - was a delegate to the Teachers' Con- before the Somerset Pomona e Grang- Telephone 1514- M in -inn tion in the department of military ventiou in Bangor, was a race tit visitot I Dr. Wilbur Bumps and Miss Bumps. the •.4. • ient-e and tactics has been much at Theta Chi Hoes:. of Dexter. were guests on the Catupwa areater this year than it was last. This S. W. Dunn, Jr., and Earle Mosher Saturday. 1-titIC' *lines '19, transferrel fact is very evidently the result of ties to Bates College Sane. Misses Marion Steward and Haze. I Ramsdells Studio ARE NOW ,.ction taken last spring by the preseet day. of Warren was the guest of Miss Mar- , IN STOCK COME IN AND Sophomore class, which voted that it Forest Randall of Old Orchard speat ion Hanly. SEE THEM eatad give this department its best Monday at the Phi Kappa Sigma Mrs. Leroy Folsom was the guest ef Prism Pictures Given House. ,tiatiort. At present there are 1St/ her daughter, Dorothy, for several Especial Attention. aephomores in the battalion, 90 of harry Titcomb, '15. who is teaching days last wee:a W. E. HELLENBRAND at Deer Isle, was here during the con- Miss Marion whom are non-commissioned officers Thomas entertained Clothing, There are also 17 Juaiors and 12 Sen- vention. Miss Marguerite Bradbury, Colby, 'la Cut Prices to all Students Shoes ars taking the course, this being the A. L. King. '14, has Lem, a frequent Saturday. Oct. ail. and Hats visitor on the Camp Is chain, 'ae pist r,t time hi years that there have beea Prof. G. E. Simmons will speak I-, Commercial two weeks, 148 MAIN STREET Building, Old Town !f't' than enough Seniors to till all of fore the Pomona Grange at Buckspe: e positions of captains. Mr. S. W. Dunn of Hallowell visital next Saturday. Bangor • - Maine arether factor which is a great the campus as the eue.t of his son, S. Mrs. Charles Oak and Mrs. Frank benellt to the department is that a W. Dunn, Jr. Oak of Bangor, were guests on the E. J. VIRCIE ewe: erif the cadets, commissioned Mr. W. E. Haskins of Woodfords was Campus, Saturday. Watch Repairing the guest of Miss Elvina 'Laski:ea The Woman's Clothing, Furnishings and aen-coliaissioned officera attena- Literary Club of Orono All work tirst-class anal warrautco. Monday, ed ate onicers' school at Auguata this Oct. 25. met with Mrs. Mason, Kappa Sigma No job too difficult. All kinds of Hats and Shoes "-mentor. William Hall, '07, Chester Wescott, House, Monday evening. Optical work. Oculist's prescrip- tions tilled. of M. Pin, custom Tailoring Ile lead of living two asaions ex-'14, and Preston Martin, '14, have In chapel, Wednesday. Oct. 27, a a Specialty been a,aaar drill, and throe companiea in back this week. violin solo was given by Dr. Drum• ADOLPH PFAFF Mr. and Mrs. VOW" Patronage is Solicited iii section, there will be three sec- C. L. Stevenson of mond professor of German. :5 Hammond St., Bangor tions, anil only 'aye (sae:)aha, in part Orono were guests last Sunday at tee Miss Clara Hubbard of Bucksport, Phi Eta Kappa House. was the guest of In this way it Me. aeen poesihle ti Marion Stubbs. '19 L. SPENCER nada, arrange:Lena.; that every in Dr. and Mrs. Coombs of Waldobalo Saturday for the Colby game. DEALER IN dividual will get the full time of in- visited their daughter, Miss Jeaaie Mrs. C. J. Pinkham and Miss Flora • •-t rat tam. This ha- been made jar-Naas Cootuts, Saturday, Oct. 23. Norton. Colby, '17, visited Miss Jessie Pronitiiiitt Dealer Hard and SIOn Liitt hy our ()Molina trim the War He The Misses Frances A. Wood :Ina Pinkham during the week-end. !lard amid "ti itt iii 1(1 tartment, of foneing equipmert. Margaret A. Wood were guests at tat. Miss Grace t'lapp had as guests over Look for Fickett's Saturday Sales Gravel and Ice including plsstrons. masks, gainalea-, Phi Eta Kappa last Sund ay. t 1:e wee end Miss al ildred Cook, 12 BROAD ST., BANGOR and fencing musketa Ti' plain ies t ;• Miss Edna Cornforth and Miss Etia S Colby, '19, Miss Mildred Sprague o: have one cpmpany of each seethe, , Adams of Auburn visited the luttara I Watervilie, and Miss !tine Pomroy of She DOLE COMPANY Repairing and have its indoor drill at the regular brother, E. R. Adams, recently. Calais. Cleaning of G. K. Edes, '16, acted as delegate ti. Miss Beatrice time, while the Sopaomores of the Curtis, ea- la, and Miss Electrical other will be given the opportunity to the initiation of l'i Iota chapter of Helen McGinnis, ex-'1S. of Waterville CLOTHING practice fencing, in the leieeball cage. Gamma Delta situated at Worcester. attended the Colby-Maine game. They Engineers the remandt r of tae company havina Mrs. J. M. Pierce was tile &peat of were entertained by Miss Helen Pike Asil CONTRACTORS . . If you could are the amount of work we have target practice in tin' gallery. her son, H. M. Pierce, '19, at the Pai and Mies Marie Foster. Electrical ‘Vork -Electrical Merchandise. on hand all of the iii at time, vou would vay we are Eta. Kappa House for several elev.. There fifty-three co-e %IN sr . nasatat givin The theorei .11 easa; the is in the enter- Telephoo, 11 Wm Stet!. Siawvcr, Trews. g the heat of mativfaction. Selaaiiaros last week. ing class. the largest number in tha Our work soinetimea sat-c, you the price of a men and ii tae cours • new suit. Mt. 3 is in part the liantry regu- S. L. Merriman, principal of ts- history of the L'niversity .Of this num- tV, ., it our ,er% at any and all time. !aliens, and therefore he examination Presque Isle Normal School, was the her, slightly over half are registered C. A. KINC'S at the end of the seine -ter v. ill in part, of his cousin, L. T. Merritnata for Home Economic. about a third ii.guest Confectionery cover the actual drill orders end cum - over Friday and Saturday. Arts, and the rest are specials. Store EUGER LEVEILLE Last Saturday Kilburn Sherman, DELICIOUs ICE ('REAMS mania now being used. In chapel, Friday, Oct. 29, Mr. H. B. ; Philip a 0 Olt ONO R. Webb, '16, and Francis ft Cranston, Secretary of the Young AND SODAS Swett, '17. of Bates College were en- MAINE NIGHT Men's Christian Association, gave e Manufacturer of all kinds of Ice Cream, tertained at the Phi Eta Kappa House. short address au go (Continued from patty r) on "Time." It was a Sherbets. Ices and Punch Patronize Our Misses Blanche and Rachel Murpia splendid Advertisers The ovation which liriscoll was talk and the University is very entertained their given was so peat that it was seven, sister. Miss Ileiene fortunate in having such a man as minutes before he could begin his ad- Murphy of Portland, anu Miss Laura leader in the work of this association. .116.9•1•••••••••11, dress. Driscoll tepresentea the stu- D. Usher of Gorham, for beveral dava -, The women of the college met a* Li dent in a very capable manner and last week. spoke eiders- oil the real significance chapel hour Thursday in room 305 Among visitor.; to the campus of a Maine man. As an illustration of dur- Aubert Hall in order to organize a ing the week of the tOe statement made by tile speaker teachers' conven- woman's club. A club of this kino that Maine was tion were: Miss Rose eo place for a loafer. Wadsworth, was started last year but was not very he reterted his listeners to tee em- Miss Stella Boyden, Miss Lillian Pen - successful. ployment office. poite of great A new constitution is to He :, the ney, Miss Ada Edgecomb of Augusta. , benefits of the ta.apel fat•CNICer, which be drawn up and it is hoped that a sue- Miss Isabel Dougherty and have been the topic of diecuseion for Miss Jose t-cab will be made of the club this year the past few weeks and of how it IF 'shine Ryan of Camden. for it is greatly needed. the only opportunity of students get ling together every day. thus bringina out the need of great Union !militate,. a THETA CHI INITIATION, land; Randall Alfred Harrington '19 t harks S. ilitattord was tee next The eighth annual initiation and South Bristol. speaker. Mr. lackford was a graduate banquet of Gamma Cliepter of Theta The following of the elass of 'Si awl is :It present 'a Chi Fraternity was la-id at the house alumni were alai member of the Poard of Trustees al Saturday evening, Oct, all, and Oita present: Ralph W. Redman '12; M. P. the university. lit spoke on the re- teen men were admitted into the frit- Jones '12; Walter H. Rogers '15; Olin lation of the. University to the Stata 5. ternity. Many alumni were back for C. Brown '14; Joseph L. Brown '14; A. and to the people of the State. Pro- the game and banquet and among the lessor Stephens the C. Hobbs, ex-'16. George Wart- of speakers were H. D. Leary, '10; W. S. Department Economics was the J. L. Brown acted as of last McNamara, alti, and J. E. Doyle, '15. toastmaster L. , speaker the evening. Professor of Albert L. Robertson, '16, was toast- and all of the initiates assisted in the s.epliens gave a interesting very ad- master and was assisted by E. L. speech making. dress on the nature arid reasons of a alckett, '17, who extended the Maine Night celearation. Telegram, greet- ings: A. W. Nickerson, who spoke The Perfect C;;T:.ritc were then read front various alumni for PHI Paper the seniors; A. GAMMA DELTA INITIATION organizations. W. Richardson. '06, for the faculty; C. ('. Penney, BANQUET. At the clo.-e of tee meeting the stu- for the aateless, Pun:, Healthful juniors; M. aunt Lody metal:ea en to the Athletic C. Crockett, for the sopha- Omega Mu chapter of Phi Gamma mores, J. Millions of smokers the wor!d uver field for a celebraticn around the bon- and W. Lucas. for the In' Delta held its initiation banquet at thin who make Mates. The following men were ad' their own cigarettes use fire. The Nadiie theirs were all given Bangor House on the evening of Fre Piz L.1 Croix "papers- E'X - end the colhy game was the topic of milted: 1916, Elmer Deming Potter clusively, because of Topsham; day, October 22. The initiation was theEe fcmous "papers" are easier each speaker. Among those who spoLe 1919, Herbert Edson to roll with, were Paul :Murray. Paul alonohan. '14 Illakney of Fairfield, Laurence Arthur held on this evening, after which the make better cigarettes and insure Norman Donahue. '15. Cherie- Kava- Cooper of Auburn. Thomas Davis at members of the chapter, with the vis complete enjoyment. Veneta naugh, '12, B. H. Bigelow, '14. Bill Howard Noyes Dole of Haver- itors from other chapters, took the last year's hill, Mass., Frank Edward Donovan Wark. '15. of team. Tlic at special car to Bangor. They arrived elebratIon canly to a close with the Turner's Falls, Mass . John Wilbur singing of th. ag Lucas of Portland. Winthrop Law. at the Mingo,. House at about nine rence alacHride of Chelsea, Mass., My- o'clock, where they proceeded dire( ti' ron Atwood Mitchell the hall which trapaiA of South Iler- to in the banquet was Iz Expect Hard Fight (Pronounced: RI I -I AICKROY) wick, Parker Russell of Ilanover, held. The menu was everything (het Continuea from page Raymond Smith of Brewer, George FAMOUS could be desired, and was followed ai ciGAKErrel PAPERS While caargea had a ghost of a show Elmer Thompson of Bangor, and Paul several speeches. against the Blue end Gray and the Esmcnd Wiggin of Winthrop. I'Om the best fiax-1,n,•n, a vrletable Garnet respectively. From an out - The toast-master was l'rof. I. F. prodect, Riz La Croix are as pure trs a standees viewpoint. both Maine and PHI ETA KAPPA INITIATES. Kaulfuss, who kept them all guessing pure ft 0.1, entirely wholeso—e and Bowdoin came through with surprises Friday night. Oct. 22, Phi Eta Kapp' at its witty Jokes. The speakers of the healthful. Their Bowdoin's showing over Bates gave perfect Corn- held Its annual initiation banquet evening were Lawrence M. Hunt '16, ! u-!i:n and forth the fact that the team has in: at pure q -ality the proved since the t'olhy game. and that chapter house. The following men Prof. W. P. Daggett, Willis G. Martin t en 'or Clem abozIutely he will be out to try and keep the were the initiates: '18, F. N. Norcross '14. and representa- 3'r !ns3 cud odor- Thane team from appropriating that Ralph Charles Andrews '19. Souta tives of the outside chapters—Messrs ! a in Smoking hamplonsidp which justly owns. she l'aris: Edward Earle Kennison '19, Tripp of Dartmouth, Spaulding of — ect the Two years Maine and Bowdein BKO North New Worcester. Hall of Brown, and Butter- ere to meet at Brunswick, after Portland; Harry Stearns -,uns:loilci .atine had won from Colby and Hales Lasselle '19. Norway: Harold Merit! worth of M. I. T. and fra- atel need.' I but the Bowdoin game to Pierce '19, Norridgewock; Kendall The initiates were: Everett Hovey rriree cf your • t the hanipionship. Maine won after. Cross '19. Solon; Roger Maitlani Brasier. 18. and Earle Russel Adams, favorite tobacco. sr periods Lard light which of in the French '19. Solon; Clifford Perkins Gould, Clarence Philip V tirciga-e. roll amleflable Bowdein rit predoeii- Chester Norris ,es triond, n n d Two( teatel all tine. and it was only Adams '19, Wilton; Allen Bedford Bryant, Willis Gilman Martin. Willima -1,', tae on "hidtogether" Ge- -"" eating, Illu•aratr,1 a fumble the goal Rowe '19. Portland; flaroll Augustin Cosgrove. Evans Barkle., R IZ near line of a putt Keith: nets. of the lirhnis-s, Priekliata-one about slid a dropkick that gave Maine taa -- .A CROIX Cigarette Parrs, Graves '19. Presque Isle; Char! at Norcross, Hugo Silas Cross, Marl thinness and mourn' Si,. her victory, showing bow to TWO 10-- 0. Truman Corey '19, Portland; Georga Stuart Peckham, Benjamin Cowl Perry, adhesiveness f fi.s L T-•-ii• v--e a•rtaitia--sent any:where Maine should win hut will have no Crum. " IreieeThoAnaa.ieen Lane Richards, Stanley . ea,y opponents in the charges coached Mason Cushman '19, Portland; Charles Jr., Henry TribaiN tail, illFifth Awesome Mir. by Bartlett Clark '19, North Alban Stevens. all of 11119. vnaamarmame Tommie Campbell." New Port- INIONVIE.M011111 THE MAINE CAMPUS

COLLEGE I'll lotit FOR THE DURGIN COMINI. A. J. Those Tan %SEEK. DEALER IN Shoes Tuesday, Nov. sleeting Alpha • of Wafture. augurs. Pauft. Oils, Glass THEATRE Zeta. 7 P. M. Parer HangIng for Military Drill BANGOR Wednesday, Nov. 3—General lecturs Window Shades, BIJOU Associate Professor Drum- Try a KEEN KUTTER Sitety Razor and Campus Wcar mond. "The Nibelungen 14-20 MAIN ST.. ORONO Lied," 4.15 P. M., Library. 1.1- tiay. Nov. 5--Maine Intercollegiate Let us show you some good ones Vol.) ('ross-('ountry Run, start PAPER Home of High Class DOILIES that will keep your fret dry and and finish on Alumni Field. 25 new pattc-rns to select Corn. 3.30 P. M. All 1cl:ids at Sc a package always look well. No classes after 3 P. M. From 6 to 30 in an envelope according to size FEATURE Round Ones —Oval Ones—Square ones. HIGH Football team leaves for THE KEITH CO. 111 Brunswick Nichols Drug Store MAINE NIGHT, Strand PHOTO ORC):.0 CLASS Theatre. Old Town. MAIN! () N, \i11, Saturday, Nov. 1.; --No classes. Be. - VAUDEVILLE PLAYS doin special leaves Orono at 6.20 A. M. THE PERRY STUDIO BARGAIN MATINEES DAILY t)NTINUED FROM;PAGF. r) Strc COLBY-MAINE Game makers of fine Photographs SPECIAL RATE TO STUDENTS the pigskin under his arm, rompel 193 over for six points, Ruffner swelling EXCHANGE ST. Phone Connection BANGOR University of Maine the groeing total to 21. A drop kick mail by Ruffner in the third period N1.t1.%1 DELTA CHI. SIGMA NU. from the thirty yard line, and a touch- Sigma down Delta Chi, the honorary in the fourth by Purington, and journalistic The another goal by Ruffner fraternity, has announced following men have been Once gave Maine a the following pledged The State University Maintained total of 31 against pledges: Fred Curtis, to the Sigma Nu this year: cross CI by six for her oppon- '16, ents. of Addison, Me.; J. A. Whitte- Edward B. Kirk, Philip Burnham, L. more, honors Captain Ruffner characterized his '16, of Bangor, Me.; Linwood Towne, Cornelius Giles and Newell last Fri the State and General Government last game against Colby by putting up S. Pitman, '17, of Fairfield, Me.; Wil- Emery. liam E. Nash, '17, of Concord, ished an his best game of the season, as did N. H.; The Sigma Nu has received visits •www1111.-• Daley, ('. D. Maellroy, '18, of Milo, Is Gorham, Jones and the ends Me., and from three of its Alumni this week. much The line fought hard J. P. Ramsay, '18, of Woodfords, Haller all the time, and Me, V. (Sliver) Priest. ex-'18, was the wee SCIENCES made the holes through COLLEGE OF ARTS AND ',I jor subjects in Biology, Chemistry, which the i.ere for a short tine on Tuesday. place. Economics and Sociology, Education. En, German, Greek and Classical Maine backs were able to gain so Lawrence A. !Bud) B heavily. aisdell. '15, has able to I Archaeology, History, Mathematics. TAU BETA been with u ; since t e Latin and Astronomy, Philosonhy. Physics, 1 he game by play: PI. first of the place. Tau Beta Pi, the honorary week. An to.' visitor of and Romance Languages. Special provisions for graduates of normal schools. FIRST QUARTER. engineer- this week is ing fraternity, holds Fred ',IS. At thc Nlaine started its first meeting principal of Cornish COLLEGE AGRICULTURE—Curricula in receiving a kick. of the year on High, who •s : Maine, OF in Agronomy, Animal Husbandry, Failing to gain, Ruffner the twenty-sixth. ttending the Teachers' punted and The officers Cenvention in Biology, Dairy Husbandry, Forestry, Home Economics, Horticulture, Poultry after exchange of the fraternity, elect- Eangor. Maine t an of plays, Cawley ed last Husbandry, and for Teachers of Agriculture. Two gaining but few spring, are: President, A. A. field. " years course in Home Econo- yards. Stanwood punt- Packard; ed out ide on Maine's corresponding secretary, E. mics for Teachers. School Course in Agriculture (two years.) Short winter 45 yard line. V. Bates. .tome gained 15. and Crimmin, and treasurer, 0. F. Tarr S. A. E. NOTES. courses. Farmers' Week. Correspondence and lecture courses. Demonstration then threw to Maine t Pur:n n, who missed the ball on the work. Howeve goal line. Colby rushed to Maine's 45 Among the alumni here during ard line where latter held, JUNIOR Maine Night Lane, G COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY —Curricula in Chemical Engineering, Chemis- and got the ASSEMBLY. and the Colby game were: ball in dcwns. Gaining eight yards in The Junior Aseembly, an informal Frank C. Cobb '12, Park Thomps try, Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and three rushes, Ruffner punted Elliott '15, over line. ubscription dance, Charles split up Pharmacy. After att, mpting three forward passes, will come about Cavanaugh. William H. Merrill Nov. 15th. '13, Colby gave ball to Maine on 30. Jones There will not be any dec- home from Cuba. John W. Hart '13, Main COLLEGE OF LAW— (located in Bangor). Three years' course preparing made 18 through center. Colby was orations except for the space beneath and Caldwell S. Phillips '18. course for admission to the bar. penalizi d fi,e for offside playing. Jones the balcony which will be occupied The Messrs. shouldet made live, taking the ball to the two Gregory, Richard, MAINE AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION Offices principal and arranged by the various the runt and ard line. Time ended here. fraterni- Stoddard and Phillips wore guests of laboratories in Orono; Experimental Farms in Monmouth ties. Preti wi and Presque Isle. SECOND QUARTER. the house last Friday and Saturday. Time was called, and a Maine substi- to drop GRADUATE COURSES leading to the Master's degree are offered by the S. F. Thomas, '08, is tute rushed on fieid, giving Maine 12 superintendent Maine various colleges. men. of the railway After debating, officials decided MECHANICAL department of the to gke Maine extra down. ENGINEERING. Ponce Alumni SUMMER TERM of six weeks Both sides The enrollment Railway & Light ('o., of Ponce, (graduate and undergraduate credit.) Acre offside and Maine of this club at the short di got first down. time writing is Porto Rico. isnes took the ball over about twenty-five men, for first touch- hers, an increase with IN For catalogue and circulars, address down and Ruffner kicked the goal of between five and E. H. Bigelow, '13, has ten over that of recently re- visitor 1 Puffre'r took the kickoff and was last year. This is a covered branch of the from an operation for appee- ROBERT J ALEY, President downed on the 20. Ruffner made 30 National Engineering Lane of Club and is dicitis and will soon take up yards around right end, Gorham and considered an honor to be his duties Gregory one of its members. with the Great ORONO, MAINE ulten lost two yards each and Ruff Northern Paper (70. and sevt The club meetings are held on ner punted to Hendricks on Colby's 30. first the "Bud" Blaisdell, '15. was among Mark T Mane Wednesday of every month and the was penalized for holding. Stan- this at alumni returning eoud threw time the topics of general for Maine Night am! race an a forward to E. Perry who are interest the ran 30 yards for touchdown. discussed. Its purpose is to brin4 Colby game. ilysom I. PA a Stan - those GLYNN SHOE REPAIR CO. wend failed to kick goal. who are interested. in this de- In the 4/1- a Exchange partment September issue of The Chem- Maine, ( 3F" of kicks saw Hendricks fumbling and together and in an agreeable way talk ical Engineer there appeared ,ontest. Finest Hussey recovering on Colby's 36 yard over topics and problems of an article Shoe Repairing in Bangor the day by Professor line. Jones and Gorham made 20, and as connected with their work Ralph H. McKee on Re- WE COLLECT AND DELIVER at college. A cent WORK .hones to Daley gat e Maine a touch- smoker is planned for Progress in Paper Making Turne DONE WHILE YOU WAITE the first of Chem- U'e down, Ruffner kicking goal. Maine, 14; next month. istry. t, finish Colby. 6. 12 STATE ST.. bar" if BANGOR Purington kicked off to Deasey on Telephone l749-J CROCER Colby's 30 yard line. Stanwood threw finaiiy a forward. Daley intercepting and tak- half mil aml Quantity ing ball to Colby's 26 yard line. Ruff- nearby College Calendar for the ner made Jones 15. Maine was pen- alized 15 yards for holding. Jones to 22 MAIN STREET. ORONO. MAINE Coming Week Beverly. [n o% bled an incomplete for- ward pass. followed by Purington re- ed\ ing forsard pass for touchdown. 19 Ruffner kicked the goal. Maine, 21; Colby. 6. 1111 111) QUARTER. Coley mils late on the field, and the Footbi ball was giten Maine on Colby's 40 yard line. Maine rushed to the on-' Yard line shire she was penalized for holding. An incomplete forward pass and a fake placement play by Jones About which failed. gate Colby the ball on many I her five yard line. Cawley punted to Daley on Coll, 's 37 yard line. Jones every z esicie the and Gorham two. Ruffner Sophom THE UNIVERSAL sicki d a drop goal from the no yard hich PIPE line. Colby at beginning A pretty girl, of play was Because Lis pipe while tl penalized 30 yards. half distance to the A summer night, goal line for dirty work. and ()Brien Is filled with sweet The mi went out of Ile. game. Kirke made 12, A man, And mei- game f All Dealers then three and a pass. Daley to Jones, And lost two yards. Gorham kicked outside he'll succeed,0! Low, 2k, 35c and up rich TUXEDO! and Lil on Colbs•s 15 yard line. Cawley lost Get yourself It's the "well" in four and punted to Higgins on Maine's properly Tux-ified and you'll make will pi 45. where time was called. It was so all rivals look as Louis a the Welling ton though they were tied to a post— dark that the players could hardly be 'cause there's Sturgis recognized and sante discussion among no tobacco made that rivals that keeps the Tuxedo for Faulk it II..' officials and captains was held in speeding things up. tobacco di y. And rtgard to calling the game. You just can't taste ably et FOURTH QUARTER. " the savory flavor and whiff the are it's the construc- fragrance of "Tux" snapi)y a Hoe ever. play was resumed on without feeling the spirit of rig CoN Maine's 45 yard line. Gorham making shooting hustle tion of the through your whole system. La bit that seven. Kirk 5. Ruffner none and Hig- wrez directs the smoke up- gins none. Gorham punted to Cawley will be im the three yard line. Cawley made ward away from the his cnly long run of the game going 20 yards before being downed by Higgins. tongue. For a cool, cawley punted to Maine's 45 yard line dry smoke, buy to Higgins. Kriger made two. Kirk Fres the II'..' and Gorham punted to Cawley On Wellington. Colby's 35 yard line. Cawley attempt- TI.. Perfect Tobacco for Pip. and Cigarette ed a forward which was incomplete. And no wonder! For there's no tobacco CawleY made five and then laze Selby wide world leaf in the WILLIAM DEMUTH & (0. made three through center. Colby so rich as the choice, New York rushed to midfield Where Maine held. ripe Burley that Tuxedo i3 made recel% 'nit ball on doyens. Maine of, When this march' d to the 40 yard line in dark wonderful leaf is The mellowed its sec ness Kriel r made the. Kirk six. to perfect mildness and With 1:1t, ball Just a elect( in the air. every enin Ruffner. List bit of bite taken out by thin 1:01.t fir Oca:cy ; Joy ce for Stinson. Kriger three a forward 1.a-s of 25 to a the original "Tuxedo follow Colby !coring: Touchdown. E. Perry. Ruffner. Ihi Ihb, Bourne Purincten alto scored Maine's final Process" you Substitutions for Gorham. rlib rhb, touchdown. Ruffner kicking the goal have a smoke that's dent,. Niaine- Moulton for Shuster packed full .1 Reardon; Reardon for Jones, fb fb. Cawley TI..e game as- called off by ;tart nnent of life Far Moulton; Kirk and joy an.1 satisfaction. I' B. for Gorham; Higgins for Daley: Krlfger Score by periods: owing to thi darkness which made 'fry • oar Tuxedo for a week. Frank Jones; Peterson for Hussey; Mout- Niaine 0 21 3 7--31 ing impose4ble. • Ifor Reardon; The summary: Hiller for Beverly; . 0 6 0 0— 6 You CAN BUY TUXEDO Seer •1 for Kirk. Referee. MAINE 4111. COLBY 161 EvZRYWHERE liamtood, Brown. 1•mpire, ('on% enient, ela.mine has bi Mons for Colby: rnian. Columbia. Head Beverly. le le, Lerteur wrapped, Z Hendricks linesman. moirtore-proof pcenh . . . -• O'Brien for licuper. Auburn. Field judge, Meyer, Greeley. It It Coolidge about Selby; Cross. Famotr McCormick for Cool- %imaged's. Time of periods, 15 Hussey. Ig r--en tii r r 1 Oc. "Resol min• Green. c lettering, ce('lin . for Stanwood; Leneur for utes each. e 1g StaDfl. °s".od to tit pocket I should %Ben re Perry for Leseur; Cawley Maine rg. Stinson Ix roe Ilum:1,et. Ct. tion." scoring: Touchdowns. Jones. Reardon. rt and "e'r man; Rogers for E. Perry; Daley. Purington Giasi 5:e artJ 2. Goals from touch• Purington. re rrte..'111renrrt by 90c The O'Brien; Taylor for Bourne; doans. Ruffner. four. Goal from field. Daley, qb qb. Selby TONACCO day e CoMPA•iT brook loin a one 0l