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VOLUME XXXXII. NORTH DAKOTA AGRICULTURAL. COLLEGE TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1926 NUMBER 21 BISON MEET VIKING QUINT HERE FRIDAY 300 DELEGATES OPEN STATE CLUB INSTITUTE TODAY SAALWAECHTER TO CHARILYTBALRL DA E SIGMA THETA SORORITY TAKE TEAM ON TEN BOYS', GIRLS CLUB FO JANUARY 21 COLLEGE PRESIDENTS TO HOLD PARTY DEC. 27

Friday, Jan. 21 has been chosen for DAY EASTERN TOUR MEMBERS HERE FOR FIND STUDENT ADVICE Members of Sigma Theta sorority the date for the second Charity Ball will hold their annual holiday party to be given at the armory. The party at the American Legion hall Monday, Preps In Preliminary Game 3 DAY CONVENTION is sponsored by the Panhellenic or- GREAT AID TO THEM Dec. 27. Friday; Fee Cards To ganization of the college. Committee Alumnae members of the sorority Admit Students State-Wide Show, Sale Added for the affair, which is the first formal Gray, Thomsen Get Many New who are to spend the Christmas va- Attraction; Commercial of the season, have been named as cation in the city will be guests of follows: Decoration, Eloise McArdle; Viewpoints On Education Bison cagers will open their Club Has Banquet At Student Congress honor at the party. Tickets, Mary Klinsman; refreshments Agnes Schlanser has been named basketball season at home Fri- Mavis Peterson; Invitations, Dorothy day when the Valley City State More than 300 boys and girls as general chairman for the holiday Stoudt; Frappe, Favors, Evelyn Suggestions for cooperation functipon. Assisting her are Ardith Teachers' five invades Bison who are members of the Boys' Blakeslee. Patronesses of the five between faculty and students Calmer, decoration; Elizabeth Powers; haunts. The game, scheduled and Girls' club in the state are sororities will act as chaperones for during the conference of the Na- refreshments; Gladys Whitney, pa- to start at 8 p. m., will be a pre- the party. meeting at the college today. tional Student Federation of tronesses; Florence Fleming, music; lude to a return game at Valley With delegations coming from Katherine Hannaher, cleanup. City a week from tomorrow and Aemrica at Ann Arbor, Michi- also to the long jaunt into Blini half the counties in North Da- gan, last week, brought forth territory that Saalwaechter's kota, record breaking attendance DEAN PEARCE GOES from President Little of the crew begins the following Sun- is indicated for the Seventeenth University of Michigan, the ad- IIISONPUCKSTERS day, December 26. mission that the most helpful Annual Boys' and Girls' Club ON ABSENCE LEAVE A preliminary to the Bison-Viking group he knew of in his admin- game Friday night will be the meet- achievement being held here istration of one of our largest START RINK WORK from Tuesday to Friday, accord- CHEMISTRY SCHOOL HEAD TO ing of the local college prep team and universities consists of from for- the Hope high school five. ing to H. E. Pilling, state club DO NINE MONTHS RESEARCH TWO HOME GAMES WITH TWIN ty to fifty outstanding under- Cards Amit Students leader. WORK IN EAST CITY, OR CANADIAN TEAMS Stock Sale Added Feature graduates who call on him in- Students coming to the game Fri- An innovation will be the first an- formally every two weeks to ASSURED day will be admitted upon presenting discuss frankly the current prob- nual state-wide show and sale of mar- Dr. W. T. Pearce, deanof the school registration cards at the door, stated ket classes of livestock raised by boys' lems facing the University of Aathletic Director Cortrigh. In case of chemistry of the college, has been Hockey players at the college will and girls' club members to be held at Michigan, according to Eric cardshave been turned in for winter granted a leave of absence through Thomsen, college Y secretary. get their first work on the Dacotah the college during the same dates as the winter and spring terms, which registration, regular admission tickets William Gray, President of the field rink this wek with the clearing the institute. Cash premiums total- he will spend in industrial plants in may be purchased at the ticket booth. Student commission, and Mr. Thom- away of the snow and flooding of ling $750 will be offered for the prize the east. He expects to return to Students forced to buy ickets may get sen represented the college at the the rink today. winning animals. The purpose of the Fargo about Sept. 1, 1925. he price of the ducat refunded them show is to give the junior livestock Second Student Congress. Captain Smith's puck chasers have after winter term registration, if they producers the best possible informa- Dr. Pearce, in going east, is accept- President Has Student Cabinet been snatching practice sessions in the sign up at the ticket window when tion regarding the types of animals ing the invitation of several large The correlation of the various ac- armory and on the Island Park rink admission fee is paid. , for which the packers will pay the companies to increase his industrial tivities at the University of Southern down town for the last ten days in Inerest in the Biso nshowing at most money. experience in chemistry. Already California is similarly helped by the preparation for a busy winter season. their opening game is general. It recognized as one of the leading au- 500 Members In State Clubs President's conference every Monday Negotiations for games at the col- will mark the inception of a new thorities in the production of paint During the past year more than afternoon with the heads of all the lege with invading puck teams are caoch and system on the Bison court. and varnish manufacture experts, Dr. 500 club members have been engaged extra-curricula organizations. now underway. Coach Solly Saalwaechter has drawn Pearce will spend the time studying favorable comment by the methodic in livestock market projects, and the Dartmouth's practice of inviting a Funds sufficient to cover the costs especially such industrial chemistry as practice sessions he has put the Bison best of the animals raised by the member of the faculty to speak in of two games have been set aside by isinvolved in extracting the sugar quintment through in the past two club members will compete at the each Fraternity every Sunday night the athletic board, according to Coach show. Entries made thus far include from beets, cereal chemistry and other on some subject other than that giv- weeks. similar branches. Ion J. Cortright, athletic director. more than 50 pigs, 14 baby beef en by him in the classroom, affords Teams being considered for the (Continued on page four) Calves and 10 lambs. The animals Many graduates of the local school the students an excellent opportunity home matches are those of Fort will be judged Thursday, Dec. 16, and o fchemistry have been successful in to meet members of the faculy on an Snelling, , and will be sold at a public auction Fri- large paint and varnish industries, intimate basis. It is somewhat sim- St. Thomas college. STATE CLUB MEMBERS day ,morning, Dec. 17. receiving salaries which range from ilar, apparently, to the new policy of Several Canadian sextets have op- Spirited bidding for the prize an- $7,500 to $15,000 a year. the College YMCA this year of in- TO GIVE RADIO TALKS ened negotiations with Captain Smith imals in anticipated, as many inquir- viting a member of the faculty to Dr. Pearce has spent a month or in hopes of scheduling games with ies have already been received by the Sunday afternoon teas. Representative delegates of the 300 six weeks each summer in visiting the the Bison blademen. Fort Francis, Mr. Rilling from packers, restaurants, Would Extend Student Government Boys' and Girls' state club members big chemical plants and developing from a typical Canadian hockey butcher shops and business men at Joint faculty and undergraduate meeting here this week will speak on outstanding things in the industrial country, is one of the foremost bid- (Continued on page four) committees were recommended on the he college radio program being broad- line, but felt that several months of ders. curriculum and on the administration casted over WDAY at 6:45 p. m. research work is necessary at this The flooding of Dacotah field and time. of discipline. The committee on Stu- Thursday. MILLER ON EVANS' ALL dent Government at the Student Con- the race course will be completed to- J. R. Dice, professor of dairy hus- An instructor to substitute for Dr. gress reported that the Student Coun- day, according to Rae Kneeshaw, bandry in the School of Agriculture, Pearce has not been selected, accord- WESTERN HONOR ROLL cil might extend its control over such president ofthe Hockey club. The spoke over WDAY Monday evening ing to Dr. J. L. Coulter, president of functions as interclass contests, elec- flooding of the track will give an on the subject, "Feeds for Dairy Cat- the college, but several applicants are Claudie Miller, captain and halfback tions, freshman regulations, adminis- ideal course for holding ice races. tle." being studied with respect to their of this year's Bison grid team, was tration of its own funds, alumni en- "The Soils of the Red River Valley," qualifications for theposition. named onthe all western honor roll tertainmen, mass meetings and chapel JAMESTOWN STUDENTS will bethe subject radioized by J. E. chosen by Billy Evans, nationally Dr. Pearce will go directly to Neal speakers, social legislation, the con- Chapman, soil specialist at the college known baseball arbiter and sports York. Mrs. Pearce, who will spend trol or inauguration of new organi- VISITORS HERE FRIDAY on the WDAY program at 7:30 p. m. editor. Christmas in the south, will join her zations and activities, the superin- Friday. Miller has the honor of being the husband in New York in January. tendence of social activities, includ- Carl Raugust, editor in chief of the 0. A. Stevens will speak on the sub- only North Central conference grid ing the arrangement of a social Jamestown Collegian, student weekl3 ject, "Sow Thistle" during the same star to be named on Evans' honor PLEDGES OF DELTA PHI schedule, the convergence of the fac- newspaper of Jamestown college, am' program. roll. It will not be the first time that BETA ENTERTAIN ACTIVES ulty-student viewpoint on all matters Robert Kroeze also a student at the "Effect of Elevation on Corn Grow- the Bison chief placed on naional connected with the college or univer- college were visitors on the campus ing in North' Dakota," will be the honor rolls. For the past two seasons Friday afternoon. Pledges of the Delta Phi Beta sor- sity, and he judicial powers to the theme spoken on by Peter Olson, of Miller has been given honorable men- Mr. Raugust and Mr. Kroeze were the college plant breeding depart- ority of the college entertained the extent of recommending expulsion. tion by the Literary Digest sports on their way to Grand Forks when active members of the sorority at a ment. officials as well as brths on the North they took examinations Monday fo E. A. Willson, rural organizations dance given Saturday evening in the )R. HUNTER SPEAKS ON Central All Conference teams. Evans' the Rhodes scholarship competition worker, will also speak on farmers' College Y. M.C.A. CHINA AT WOMEN'S CLUB citation is the first recognition ever They are competing with four othe clubs. given Miller by national sports au- Decorations were oriental in design. candidates for the scholarship to Ox The finalprogram prior to the thorities. Mr. and Mrs. Ion J. Cortright, and Dr. W. C. Hunter, head of the his- ford open to students in the state. Christmas holidays will be broadcasted Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Parrott acted as The designation of Miller as one of 3ry department of the college, lead The Jamestown college represents at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. H. L. Bol- the best ten halfbacks 'in the west chaperones at the sorority party. t discussion on "China" at the reg- tives also stopped here to discuss ley will speak on "Registration and brings the college a new honor. General arrangements were handled tlar meeting of the International Re- with local student journalists, the pos Certification of Grimm Alfalfa, and Waldo Fisher, also a Fargo pro- by Isabel Barrett. ations class of the American Associ- sibilities of forming a state press con- W. G. Couey, potato disease expert duct, is a choice of Evans for an end Earl Olson's Collegians furnished , tion of University Women Monday ference for publications representing will speak on the field inspection and position on his honor roll. the musical program. at the Commercial club. colleges in the sate. certification of potatoes. I Christmas Cards with your College Seal A. C. Book Store

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E APE cumum Little International Live nraq 4Efo°4 actgferip404;, Official publication of the students of the North Dakota Agricultural Stock Show To Be Jan. 19 -440, College. 9.4 Published every Tuesday and Friday during the college year. SAM F. CRABBE'S PORTRAIT Address all communications to the Editor in Chief. Subscription rates are $2.00 per year. PLACED IN HALL OF FAME AT FROSH CHEMISTS CARRY Advertising rates and information sent on request. ANNUAL BANQUET Entered as second class matter at State College Station under the act ON LABORATORY WAR READ of March 3, 1879. By Henry P. Sullivan Freshman chemists are having not THISP The Little International Live Stock MEMBER NORTH CENTRAL PRESS ASSOCIATION a few thrills and difficulties, it is Let our luggage add Show will be held on Wednesday ev- Awarded second place in competition with collegiate newspapers of the shown by a report that recently got Christmas cheer to your North Central Press Conference. ening, January 19. The banquet will beyond the laboratory confines. holiday trip! be held the following evening. These The lighting of a match at the end dates were chosen because the North Make your holiday trip of a hydrogen generator by a curious EDITORIAL STAFF Dakota Live Stock Breeders Associa- by having your student prefixed a series of actions complete Wallace Matson Editor-in-Chief tion and several other associations that virtually created a war panic. luggage of the most con- Everett Wallum Associate Editor are holding meetings in Fargo at this Dr. Smith investigated the explosion. venient and accommodat- Clarence Bryant time and thus the men from over the Desk Editor ing. Visit our store and Rebecca Keene Society Editor state may have an opportunity to In the meantime, Margaret Green let us show you how you Elizabeth Powers Campus Editor attend he Little International and the knocked over a bottle of acid, spilling can, at moderate cost, John Diemert Conference banquet. enough to burn her arm and decom- Milo Hoisveen, Jacob Wahl Athletics A large number of students have pose the sleeve of her dress. equip yourself with what Harold Phillips Features already signed up for their animals, The class and Instructor Smith had you should have. according to Raymond Dauglas, man' just settled into tranquility when an- BUSINESS STAFF ager of the show. Mr. Douglas ex- other calamity befell them. Agnes Earl Hendrickson ther. We Business Manager pects that all the students who in- Schlanser furnished the sensation. A (Cste c.r. , Lester Thompson ' Assistant Business Manager tend to take part in he show will have shower of hot acid chose to settle on A REPORTORIAL STAFF signed up for their animal before the her neck and shoulders. Dr. Smith, RG9tEPIP_ ERCaPCI5. STOR 305 BROADWAY Charlotte Blake George Suchy Dorothy Kretzchmar end of the week. There will be more answering, the third S. 0. S. call, rush- t William Rhndquist Tekla Askegaard Clara Berg students taking part in the show this ed up with a counteragent for the Arthur Anderson George Felton Elizabeth Fitzgerald year than ever before as every stu- burns. • L=4:41(00. mils v Ruth Oscarson Francis Gibson Henry Sullivan dent taking Animal Husbandry work No further war bulletins reporting Walter Clasen Eloise Powers John Bohlig will show and a large number of oth- casualties have been received. Dorothy Norby Clyde Barks Frances Ross ers have already signified their in- tention to show an animal. VICTOR ARTISTS GUESTS AN EARLY GREETING More Prizes Offered George Landsverk has a bigger and AT KAPPA PHI HOUSE As this issue of the Speitrum is the final one for the year better group of prizes and premiums Gifts of 1926, the publication staff, in unison perhaps with the student than the show has ever had before. Bernard F. Richards and M. Arnold body, lobks forward to the close of the present term, and the two The Little Internationl will be held Connette, members of Charles Dorn- week vacation that has as its climax the Christmas and New in the Live stock Pavilion. The pav- berger's orchestra and Victor record- Year holidays. ilion is being enlarged and remodeled ing artists, were dinner guests of the Stationery It is somewhat in the spirit of "shopping early," that we wish at present. This extra room will help Alpha Kappa Phi fraternity Friday. you all, students and faculty members, many holiday pleasures to make the Little International mere Mr. Connert, a former student at Give the latest- and a new year brighter than any previous one. successful. the University of Chicago, plays first To review the year now passing would be a futile task. It All the arrangements have been trumpet in the visiting orchestra, is for each individual to recall events as they relate to their in- made for the Fifth Annual Portrait whose members are enroute to San dividual success during the college year. Doubtlessly sorrows Hanging Banquet which is to be held Francisco for a recording engagement Ripplemarque and pleasures will be incurred in such a review. There can be January 20, according to Howard next month. few events that do not affect us in one way or another. We may Lewis who has charge of the banquet. Bernard Richards is a former stud- Long Sheets and Tissue-lined The portrait of Sam F. Crabbe will chastise ourselves for shortcomings, or may gloat over certain ent at . Envelopes successes. be hung at the' banquet. Mr. Crabbe Both are acquainted with Dick is a prominent agriculturist and Jer- Hakins, former Fargo student who is These will stimulate new resolutions. Bright and new for a sey breeder and is well known all few hours or moments, they will soon be forgotten as we again now playing in a specialty in the over the state. The portrait of Mr. Passing Show of 1926, they report. $1 .00 become ourselves, just frail beings. Crabbe will be placed in the hall of fame now located in the agriculture building. Mr. Crabbe's portrait will Pearce Surveys Growth FOUNTAIN PENS, THE NATIONAL STUDENT FEDERATION be the tenth to the placed in the hall Of Chemistry Science of fame. PENCILS AND Reference is made elsewhere in this paper to the conclusions of the National Student Federation of America, assembled at Mr. Lewis is planning on an attend- Dr. W. T. Pearce, dean of the school the University of Michigan last week. Te significance of this ance of about 200 at the banquet. Sev- of chemistry, spoke before the chem- DESK SETS conference is in the national demand of students for a part in eral capable speakers will be on hand ists' club at their regular meeting the formulation of the educational process, and the recognition for the occasion. Leroy D. Lillie will Thursday evening upon the develcV- CONKLIN have charge of the sale of the tickets. meat andthe historical survey of the on the part of such eminent educators as President Little, Pres- The little international live stock ident MacCracken, Dr. Meikeljohn and Dr. Stephen P. Duggan science of chemistry. It was the SHAEFFER show and the portrait hanging ban- final meeting of the club during the of the need for educational experiment and the importance of quet are sponsored by the Saddle and present term. having the students contribute to it. Sirloin Club. The purpose of the lit- Alex Coutlee, president of the chem- The weaknesses of the systemof education current in most tle international is to create an in- ists' club, presided at the meting. Broadway Pharmacy of our colleges today are obvious. The outstanding problem, as terest in Live Stock work, give stud- Refreshments were served later in Dr. Meikeljohn remarked in his opening address, is, "Can the av- ents an opportunity to secure prac- the evening. Members of the arrange Phone 40. We Deliver. erage young American be liberally educated?", and he, himself, tice in showing an animal and to show ments committee were, Archie Walde, proceeds to say that "the answer so far is that he can't under the people over the state the work that Garnet Grieve, Peter Koval and Chris ON THE CORNER existing conditions." is being done here. Haas. The difficulties in the way of changing the system are not equally apparent, but it is more than possible that joint egorts undertaken by faculties and student bodies i na spirit of mutual good will and honest objective inquiry will go far towards re- moving some of the most obvious obstacles in the way of making a liberal education the process whereby a person is made to think for himself and to grow—and to keep on growng in true scholar- BRAINS WIN! ship that gives leadership. TAKE YOUR TRAINING AT E APPRECIATE your North Dakota Agricultural College past patronage and solicit your IT OFFERS COURSES W SCIENCE AND LITERATURE — AGRICULTURE — ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING — ARCHITECTURE — BIOLOGY — CHEMISTRY — CIVIL ENGINEERING — EDUCATION future work. When you think of HOME ECONOMICS — MECHANICAL ENGINEERING — PHARMACY All work fully accredited by North Central Assocition of Colleges and Secondary Schools and the laundry call the DIXON for service Regents of New York. SPECIAL TRAINING OFFERED THOSE WITHOUT HIGH SCHOOL TRAINING. and quality. We darn sox and sew Business Training, Drafting and Building, Agriculture, Homemaking, Power Machinery. This College offers young people an education which is thoroly in line with modern thought and demands. on buttons without extra charge. It aims to fit young men and women to think and investigate for themselves; to deaf intelligently with the social, agricultural and industrial problems of the day. 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ARVOLD TO BE HONORED HESPERIAN SOCIETY DE LUXE BACHELOR BULLITIONS OF PREP GAGERS TO GETS 15 MEMBERS SERVICE 1:4BONY BLOTT BY JOURNALISM GROUP Model Laundry PLAY HOPE FRIDAY Initiation services for fifteen stu- I Professor A G. Arvold, head of the IT'S PHONE 4 dents in the Agricultural and Mechan- By Everett Wallum HICKERSON, FORMER BIMIDJI, department of public discussion and ic Arts high school of the college were MINN., HIGH SCHOOL STAR, social service at the North Dakota NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTIONS held by the Hesperian literary so- State College, will be made an hon- A New Year's resolution is some- COACHES LOCAL QUINT orary member of Gamma Tau Sigma, ciety of the high school in the green thing that people declare hi the win- honorary journalistic fraternity of room at their last regular meeting. EYES EXAMINED ter time so they will have ample time The Prep netmen of the Agricul- the college, at a banquet to be held Carefully and with the most to forget about it by the time that tural and Mechanic Arts high school Those who became members were, in his honor Tuesday, December 21. Spring comes around. at the college play their first game Alvin Stevens, Baker, Minn.; Mildred complete modern equipment. * * * of the season against the strong quint Several alumni members of the fra- Stiles, Tacoma, Wash.; Eugene Grov- of Hope high school at 7:15 p. m. ternity will be present, among whom er, Glyndon, Minn.; Frank Dvorak, TH ERESOLUTIPN, OF COURSE, Friday. Their match precedes the are Byron Hanson, Stewart Schlipf, Center; Olive Harazin, Lankin; Mon- —OUR SPECIALTY— MADE FOR THE NEW YEAR, IS Bison-Viking game. Hope high has Edward Yocum and Eugene Fitzger- ica Crawford, Argusville; Harry Rem- AND IT IS INTERESTING TO a strong team as they played Fargo ald. me, Drayton; Emelia Vejtasa, Fair- COMFORTABLE VISION NOTE THAT THE NEW YEAR for the district championship last Ralph Hallands, president of the dale; Rosaline Hanggi, Clyde; Doug- GETS OLD IN ABOUT ONE MONTH year. college fraternity, will act as toast- las Pravitz, West Fargo; Alma Klind- TIME. Vern Hickerson, a freshman in the master of the occasion, and will be worth, Louise Stanley, Jordyce * * * E. A. Anderson Optical Co School of Agriculture, was recently assisted in arrangements by Emery berg, and Carl Marshal, all of Fargo. From this we concludethat resolu- appointed coach of the State College Putnam and Richard Hackenberg. Richard Batchelder was chairman of REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST tions are about as effective as an in- preps. Hickerson is from Bimidji, Professor Arvold, prior to his entry the initiation committee. Ralph 108 BROADWAY junction to stop yodeling in Switzer- Minnesota where he starred in foot- into damatic work, was an editor on Brandmeyer, president of the society, land, and yet every year millions wash ball and gasketball in high school. the staff of the Eau Claire Daily presided at the meeting. Next to Garrick Phone 680 their hands early so that they can Hickerson has a group of veterans Leader. Besides his connections with hold them up without a qualm. to work with and believes that he will other middlewest newspapers, he did * * * have a team which will offer formid- publicity work for several national characters in the early 1900's. Now that it is settled that New able opposition to all opponents on Year's resolutions are silly and ir- the schedule. The Bluebird Cafe revglant, we'll have to get down to At the forward positions Bill Jaeger M. E. CLASS MAKES Everything HOMEMADE and NO work to figure out some for ourselves and Ralph Brandmeyer are working well. M.Knutson will most likely be CITY PTANT TESTS Substitutes Used, But Just for ha coming year. It is well to PHONE 808 bear in mind that there is absolutely Hickerson's choice for the center posii- Like MOTHER Made Members of the senior mechanical • no use in making resolutions con- tion. Grover and Craig will occupy engineering class in the School of cerning: snoring, doubling up with the guard positions. Jaeger has Mechanic Arts at the North Dakota The Bluebird Cafe pain or laughter, vatamin consump- performed well at running guard; and Eagle Shoe Shining Parlor State college will conduct an eight tion, moles, floating loans, turgid ton- Hickerson states that he may shift Hats Ceaned and Re-Blocked A. A. Lee, Prop. Fargo, N. D. hour boiler test at the power plant sils, loves at first blight, or child care Jaeger to this position if he finds Shoe Repairing 517 N. P. Avenue of the Union Light, Heat and Power at the old soldier's home. it necessary to bolster up the defense. Telephone 817 -J company, Saturday, according to Prof. Metropole Hotel Building * * * Dick Batchelor, Ed. Cota, John and 610 First Ave. N., Fargo Bob Sturlaugson are giving the reg- R. Dolve, acting dean of the Mechanic For practical use, the Coue system ulars strong opposition for their posts. Arts school. will produce better results than resolu- Games have been scheduled with The test is one of a series being con- "BRIGHTEST SPOT IN TOWN" tions. Prospects are better for suc- Wahpeton, Hankinson, Hope, and Leon ducted under Professor Dolve's direc- SHAEFFER'S' PENS AND PENCILS. ALSO A FULL cess if you say: "Every day in every ard. Arrangements will be made for tion. The class conducted a similar LINE OF DIAMOND RINGS SET IN LATEST 18K WHITE way I am getting thinner and thinner games with other schools near Fargo. test at the Fairmont Creamery com- GOLD MOUNTINGS. A SPECIAL DISCOUNT TO (it is well to insert a clause here tel- pany plant a week ago and one at the STUDENTS WILL BE GIVEN ling Coue that you wish your brains Change In Party Hours Moorhead power plant previous to excepted)",- than merely to blurt out Before Fraternal Body that. "I'm gonna thin out this year if I Tests made are complete in every L. LEVIN have to repudiate my board bill." The question of beginning college particular, being conducted and re- * * * parties at 8 p. m., instead of 8:30 p. m. DIAMONDS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY ported in conformity with the test It is quite probable that Kneeshaw, so as to allow closing of parties at THE HIGHEST GRADE code of the American Society of Me- the campus Coolidge, will resolve that 11 p. m., instead of the customary Telephone 4033 chanical engineers. he will talk in a whisper instead of time, 11:30 p. m. was taken under 605 1st Avenue N. Farro, N. D. JUST A STEP OFF BROADWAY the monotone he usually discourses in. consideration at a meeting of the In- * * * ter-fraternity council held in room If he does, we'll only have to wear 208, science hall, on Monday, at the one ear muff next year. college. BLUE GOOSE BUS LINE * * * Setting ahead the party schedule To get home don't forget the BLUE OUT OF THE TWELVE HUN- one-half hour will allow girls living GOOSE BUS LINE from Fargo DRED STUDENTS ON THE CAM- in Ceres hall to go down town and PUS, ELEVEN HUNDRED NINETY- return before the hall is closed for thru Breckenridge, Ortonville, Mad- NINE WILL SOLEMNLY VOW TO the night. No definite action has been ison, Canby and Pipestone to Sioux STUDY NEXT TERM. THE OTHER taken, but discussion in the various Falls. The best, cheapest and safest ONE PROBABLY WILL STUDY. sororities and fraternities is being way to travel. Call Union Bus De- * * * awaited before a decision is made. pot at Fargo, Phone 205, or write About fifteen will wake up on Jan- The council will meet again Monday. uary second saying "now what fool for route, rates and connections. resolution did I make last night?" * * * NOBERTO CUNEO CANDIDATE FOR ARGENTINE PRESIDENT Blue Goose It is easy to make a resolution with a will if a rich relative just died. * * * Jose Cuneo, sophomore in the school TransportationCo. of science and literature at the North Seven fraternities will resolve not No student is complete Dakota State College, comes from a BROOKINGS, S. D. to try to pledge anyone another fra- political family and now one of his ternity wants, in 1994. * * * brothers is preparing to become presi- without a Remington dent of the Argentine republic. I TIS HOPED THAT THE GIRLS The brother, who is Norberto Cuneo ON THE CAMPUS WILL NOT is a student at the University of Wis- SWEAR OFF CHEWING GUM. Portable consin, a junior studying American GUM IMPEDES ARTICULATION. politics and economics. He is a South The Fargo * * * HE student who uses American newspaperman and politic- a Reming- Sudents who swear off anything T ton Portable Typewriter will tell ian and was sent to the United States you he couldn't get along without it, would probably swear just as much to prepare himself for a political cam- because it takes the drudgery out of on it. paign in the Argentine. Laundry writing up his lectures and preparing * * * his reports and theses. Besides the "Experience has taught politicians STUDENTS WILL, AFTER ALL, time it saves, the Portable provides to send a man away from the field of neater work than could possibly be DO MORE PRAYING THAN RE- campaigning before elections take Company turned out by hand. Profs are human, SOLVING WHEN THEIR PARENTS you know, and they appreciate and place," according to Jose Cuneo, "and GET THE MARKS FOR THIS TERM reward neat and legible work. * * * my brother plans to remain at the University until the time is ripe for You'll find Remington Portable the Merry Christmas, Santa Claus, do handiest, fastest, and simplest to oper- his return." ate not forget the gymnasium, Knee- Phone 5440 of all portables. It is the lightest The political party to which Nor- (8M pounds, net) and most shaw's lung, King's leg, and my berto Cuneo belongs intends to place compact portable (carrying brains. -17..1.1wm77,4" case only 4 inches high) with him in the chief executive's seat as four-row standard keyboard. head of the prosperous South Ameri- Special Student Service Can be purchased for $10 can Republic. If the campaign fails down and $5 monthly. JUNIORS AND SENIORS he probably will be given a diplomatic post, it is thought. 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What a time to make Christmas selections! Cheer up—there is' enough variety and pretty articles at our store to suit every type of male you know—from crabby Fargo Toggery I Gifts! old Uncle George to Jack, with his supercilious college airs! Pioneer life Building Fargo, N. D. 1 They are, Gergen, Hayes, Bliss, Col- Leonard Rygg Awarded FRAPPE AND WAFERS Knewsy Knosey DAIRY PRODUCTS MADE lins, Aldrich, Hickerson, Clark, Jones, Chandler, Bower, and Eck. Alpha Zeta Loving Cup Kampus Kolumn AT COLLEGE IN DEMAND Several strong opponents have been Leonard Rygg, sophomore in the selected fo rthe first year men's sched- "Congressman" Bill Gray returned Food products manufactured and ule and more games will be added to school of agriculture, was presented Monday morning from a session of sold at the North Dakota State col- their schedule as soon as arrangement the Alpha eta lovingcupoffered an- "We make the Good Bind" the Student Congress at Ann Arbor, lege are very popular with Fargo can be made. A few of the teams nually to the freshman student who Michigan. people, according to Chris Jensen, in- that the Frosh will meet are, Waive- has the highest scholastic standing for structor in dairy manufacturing at ton Science, University frosh, and the year. Mr. Rygg had an average the college. Bimidji, Minn., high school. The Phi Omega Pi glee club sang of 91.6. Besides his scholastic activ- several Christmas carols on the pro- The dairy depar went is now mak- ities, Mr. Rygg is a member of the gram of the University Women's Club ing lacto buttermilk which is a bev- atthe Commercial Club Saturday af- erage prepared from pasteurized skim 300 Delegates College Y. M. C. A. cabinet, being ternoon. On Sunday the same group milk to which a culture of starter treasurer, and also a member of the YOU CAN OWN A DIAMOND sang carols for the Christmas festival bacteria has been added. Open Institute Saddle and Sirloin club. RING OR WRIST WATCH BY (Continued from page one) in the L. C. T. Demand fbr this product has been Dean H. L. Walster gave an ad- USING OUR 10 PAYMENT PLAN increasing rapidly. dress at the Alpha Zeta smoker at different points in the state interested We have a special lot of dia- Phi Omega Pi's will have a Christ- A new kind of pimento cheese is in the opportuniy to support club work which the scholarship cup was pre- mond rings, mounted in beautiful mas party at the chapter house on also manufactured by the college and at the same time secure some sented. Dean Walster's subject was, 18K White Gold Fancy settings Friday evening after the basketball dairy department. It is made of high class meat. The show and sale "Science and the Scientific Man." specially priced at game. Each girl will bring a Christ- sweet whole milk to which rennet will be held in the livestock pavilion mas present for the chapter house. is added. A soft cheese, it is very , C. B. Waldron, professor of hor- at the college. The Armour pack. Esther Skjelset will have charge of delicious as a sandwich spread, ac- ticulture and forestry, also spoke. $60 ing plant has ogered to dress any the party. cording to dairying officials at the college. animals purchased by others at a nom- These diamondsare blue white inal charge. color, and have a wonderful dis- Other products manufactured are Students Patronize Our Advertisers. Mary Warner returned to school play of brilliancy. butter, cottage cheese, whole milk An interesting program for the Monday after a short absence due to products and whipping cream. The achievement institute is promised by These can be exchanged at full' illness. department also handles produce from Mr. Billing and others in charge. One FRAPPE for PARTIES value, at any time. other departments such as poultry, of the high points will be the ban- DAINTY SANDWICHES, Use Our 10 Payment Plan. Bill Howell returned last week from eggs, and honey which is sold in quet Wednesday evening, Dec. 15, HOME MADE CANDY AND Chicago, and will enter school for cones or by the pail. when the Fargo commercial club will ICE CREAM F. W. Peterson' Co. the winter term. be host to the visiting farm young JONES' CONFECTIONERY Jewelers and Optometrists people. Programs of community en- • 230 Broadway 118 Broadway Fargo, N. D. Capt. and Mrs. Albert E. Andrews, Bison Meet tertainment will be provided under and son Albert, Beatrice Sjoquist, the direction of Prof. A. G. Arvold Gladys Barton, Salley Moore, F. 0. Viking Quint on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Schlipf and Stewart Schlipf were The programs during the forenoons WE WISH YOU (Continued from page one) will consist of demonstrations and dis- dinner guests at the Alpha Sigma Bison Visit Illinois Tau fraternity house Sunday. cussions by members of the college A MERRY XMAS BARKER BREAD The local team will pay visits to and extension staff on livestock, crops new courts of quintdom when they and home economics projects. Tours AND A The Bread That Permitted sorority held a Christ- play Loyola University at Chicago of the college and interesting points mas party at the chapter house Mon- December 28. Six games are being Mother to Stop about Fargo with other recreational HAPPY NEW YEAR day. Miss Dorothy Kretschmar play- played on the eastern trip. Outstand- features will make up the afternoon Baking ed the role of Santa Claus. ing will be the match with Illini Big programs. Ten five at Champaigne on Friday, PARTY ORDERS December 31. It 'will be a chance for A health contest will be conducted Desember 13, 1926. during which each delegate will be Dacotah Drug Co. the Bison to duplicate the feat of PHONE 3606 Dear Torg, again downing a Big Ten team as scored on physical condition and the "Students Are Always Welcome" Well we're all geting fine vacashun they did Wisconsin last year, and ire healthiest boy and girl will be named for Christmas. Nobodie aint seemed cidentally of showing their strength. by the judges. The club members publish their own newspaper each day to do so mutch work so I cant see Following the University of Illinois during the institute. Special meet- no yuse in vacashun exsept maybie game, the Bison play Milliken college ings will be held daily for the 25 adult for the profs. Purhaps theyre tired at Decatur, Ill., December 31; open local leaders who are planning to betas Iv hurd some of them say us the new year at Lombard college, attend. Freshmans have been an awfull bur- Galesburg, Ill., meet the Bradley den to them. Polytechnic team at Peoria on Jan- Counties which have reported del- Lots of the boys and coweds is go- uary 3; and close the jaunt by play- egations include Adams, aBrnes, Cass, ing hoam for the hollydays but Im ing St. Mary's college at Winona, Cavalier, Dickey, Eddy, Golden Val- E-M-B-L-E-M-S having to help Flaten in his taylor Minn., January 5. ley, Grant, Kidder, LaMoure, Morton, joint. Hes very bizzy now fitting Regular Jobs Still Open Mountrail, Nelson, Pembina, Pierce, mufflers and neckties and things for Coach Saalwaechter has had his Ramsey, Renville, Richland, Sargent, Santa Clas. Onnest Torg I never new THE FARGO JEWELRY MANUFACTURING CO. charges hard at work for the past Slope, Stark, Stutsman, Traill, Walsh co ther was so many swell things to week in an effort to determine his and Wells. 2 1-2 Broadway Fargo, N. D. wear. Maybe you could come down regular team. Coach Solly states that and see me during vacashun and Ill as yet no candidate has out-classed OMEGA ALUMNI show you the College whitch has been his rival contenders to the extent of teaching me so mutch. assuring himself a position on the CHEMISTS' BANQUET HELD BUY A I cant see why foaks have to come team. here four years or maybie more. lye At the forward positions Coach Alpha Phi Omega, honorary chem- MEAL COUPON BOOK lerned allmost as mutch alreddy as for first honors. Captain Newgard istry fraternity, held a banquet in olts of peepul no that have went to and Carl Hanson, two veterans are honor of alumni chemists at 6:30 p. m. school for years. Youll be supprised being urged • on by the opposition of Wednesday in the chemistry building. $5.50 for $5.00 at the change in me when you come Steedsman, Olson, Hahn and George down Torg. Hermes. Guests of honor were, Henry Wan- Tell the foaks Mary Christmas for "Hoot" McPherson and Braus, play- gen, Ralph Eddy, John Hannaher, and me Torg and tell Dad he otta have ing at the pivot position, are showing Dr. William T. Pearce, dean of the one of Flatens lownging roabs for the way to other altitude conenders. school of chemistry. VIKING CAFE when he lays on the lownge after McPherson is a veteran of last seas- Allan K. Adams, master chemist of A BISON BOOSTER supper. on's team; and Braus was a member the fraternity, gave his farewell ad- Olaf. of last year's yearling quint. dress at the banquet. Mr. Adams The guard positions are receiving graduates from the chemistry school POULTRY JUDGING TEAM the attention of eight contenders in this term and will leave at once to GOES TO CHICAGO SHOW Miller and Tilton, two veterans, and take a position as a research chemist Millard, Wall, McArthur, Tronnes, with the Valentine Varnish company, The first poultry judging team of Peschel, and Al Hermes. New York city. Wear a New Tuxedo the college left Wednesday for Chi- Coach Saalwaechter plans upon us- AT THAT CHRISTMAS PARTY cago to enter the National Poultry ing his entire squad in the opening Walter Boerth, former vice master judging contest being held in the game with the Valley City crew. He chemist, succeeds to the office of mas- $28.50 to $50.00 • • Coliseum Saturday. also states that it would be necessary ter chemist, and John Spielman be- NEiW TUX SHIRTS, SCARFS, TIES, AND comes vice-master chemist. Those who are making the trip are, for him to have two teams available OTHER ACCESSORIES Frank Moore, Fargo; Carl Ash, St. on the Illinois trip and upon all con- lir. Pearce, who goes on a leave Vincent, Minn.; and Ruben Stende, ference trips to be made this season. of absence, also gave a short address. C. A. SWANSEN CO. Glen Ullen, Minn. Prof. 0. A. Bar- Frosh Games Scheduled Chris Haas, John Spilman, and Les- ton is in charge of the team. Moore Thirteen first year men are bidding ter Thompson were members of the 5 1 4 - 5 1 6 FRONT STREET and Stende are seniors; Carl Ash, a for positions on the yearling quint. arrangements committee. junior.

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