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The Montana Kaimin, April 4, 1916 University of Montana ScholarWorks at University of Montana Associated Students of the University of Montana Kaimin, 1898-present Montana (ASUM) 4-4-1916 The Montana Kaimin, April 4, 1916 Associated Students of the University of Montana Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.umt.edu/studentnewspaper Let us know how access to this document benefits ou.y Recommended Citation Associated Students of the University of Montana, "The Montana Kaimin, April 4, 1916" (1916). Montana Kaimin, 1898-present. 296. https://scholarworks.umt.edu/studentnewspaper/296 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Associated Students of the University of Montana (ASUM) at ScholarWorks at University of Montana. It has been accepted for inclusion in Montana Kaimin, 1898-present by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks at University of Montana. For more information, please contact [email protected]. THE MONTANA KAIMIN WOMAN’S EDITION V O L XIV. UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA, MISSOULA, TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1916. No. 18. I RANGERS TO LEAVE FROSH APOLOGIZE DIRECTOR GIVES 00T HOPPER AGAIN WINS W e, the men of the freshman HONOR‘DADDY’ ABER SCHOOL THIS WEEK class hereby tender an apology to T FOR KINDL the A. S. U. M. for our act of re­ maining in the balcony in convoca­ MUCH IS ACCOMPLISHED B7 Short Course Foresters Complete! Kenyon’s Comedy Drama W ill Be JUNIOR GETS $20 PRIZE IN tion hall last Thursday morning, STUDENTS ON ANNUAL Studies at University Oiven as Part of U. Lec­ ANNUAL FORENSIC when Vice-President Hanley invit­ CLEAN-UP DAT Friday. ture Course. CONTEST ed us to come on the main floor. W e did not do this in a spirit of WOMEN SERVE LUNCH NO EXERCISES TO BE HELD insubordination nor did we wish to MRS. MACLEOD WILL LEAD PARLIAMENT OF M A N - question the authority of the TO HUNGRY WORKERS A. S. U. M. Realizing our mistake A DREAM, IS SUBJECT Friday of this week will see the last Mrs. A. W . Macleod, instructor in we take this opportunity of mak­ of the Rangers, who have been tak­ dramatic art and public speaking at Men Labor on Campus, Track, ing our apology public. in g the short sourse in Forestry at the University, has announced the Judges Give Second Place to Les­ Baseball Field and Tennis the University under Dorr Skeels, LESLIE SHOBE, cast for “Kindling,” a comedy drama lie Wilson and Third to Courts Dean of Forestry. Since the weather President. I in three acts by Charles Kenyon, Layton. has been opening up the “Short which will be given as Mrs. Macleod’s The second Aber Day at the Uni­ Horns” have been scattering back to number of the lecture course. Bruce Hopper, ’17, of Billings, Mon­ versity of Montana, March 31, was, in their stations in all parts of the west­ The play will be given in about tana, last night won the Buckley ora­ the words of students, faculty and ern states. Mr. E. H. F. Swain, who three weeks. The definite date will torical contest held in the assembly people of Missoula who have seen the Profs Practice is out here from Australia to take be announced in the next issue of assembly room of University hall. results of the day's work, “the best this course, is to remain about four I The Kaimin. The cast follows: This is the second time that Hopper ever, and such a day is a credit to For Track Meet weeks longer. Though there had been Maggie Schultz....Mrs. A. W . Macleod has won this contest. His subject the originators and a tribute to plans for graduation exercises these Heinrich Schultz, her husband...... was, “Parliament of Man—A Dream.” “Daddy” Aber. As Co-eds Watch have been given up as the men wish ................................. Arthur Butzerin Leslie Wilson was given second place This day was first called Campus to spend all the remaining time pos­ Mrs. Bates ..............Genevieve Metlen and John Layton third. Day. It meant a day in the early Steve, Mrs. Bates’ son...................... The other speakers of the evening sible in actual work. However, to The day was bright and sunny. It spring when all the students and fac­ were Paul Smith, who gave “The Vi­ about half of this school we may say was the noon hour, and seemingly the ................................ George Scherck ulty would mingle one with the other I Mrs. Burke Smith............................. sion of Opportunity” ; C. H. Ricbeson, “Au revior but not good-bye” as many campus was steeped in laziness. But in a general clean-up day. It was ............................Katheryn Sutherlin “An Unhonored President;” John of them are coming back next year put behind the Dormitory,— behind the then decided that the day would be | Mr. Howland, her business manager Layton, "The Mutual Dependencies of to take advantage of a second year music house,— behind the big steam named in honor of the man who has Labor and Capital;” Emmet Gragg, course that is to be offered hereafter. roller,— there was activity galore. ................................. David Roberts been with the University of Montana | Alice, her niece......... .Florence Gettys “Steps Toward Peace”; Leslie Wilson, Five men were there who, thinking since its very beginning, the man who Dr. Taylor, an interne....... ............... “The March of the Republic”; and themselves entirely unseen, were en­ has cared for and loved Montana U ............................. Eugene Angevine Percy N. Stone, “The Future of Amer­ joying themselves to the utmost, prac­ campus, W . M. Aber. [Rafferty ..... Carl Cameron ican Democracy.” DEBATE TEAM LEAVES ticing the broad jump. First a little The day came, last Friday, cloudy Donovan .................Leroy Lebkicker The judges on composition were man with an extremely shiny head, and cool, but that made it all the bet­ Professor G. A. Ketcham, Attorney sped thro’ the air and landed a foot ter for hard work. The foreman of the ON CALIFORNIA TRIP William Wayne and Professor C. W. I off the mark. That was Professor different groups were on hand early- Leaphart. The judges on delivery Haxo. Then came a big man with a and the police squad, both men and Will Long and Alva Baird left Sun­ were Attorney H. H. Parsons, Miss broad grin, who first looked all about OREGON WILL DEBATE women went to work immediately. day for Los Angeles where they will Florence Gettys and Professor Leslie to see if any one was watching.- That Only a few escaped work during the argue with a team from the Law J. Ayer. clay. school of the University of Southern was Professor Jesse. ■ Then came a MONTANA HERE FRIDAY man with hands and feet all flying. The best work was done on the new California, Friday night, April 7, on That was Professor Bangs. Then tennis courts, the baseball field and the affirmative side of the initiative ORATORS WILL DISCU8S NAVY came a man with a red tie. That the track field. At noon the women of and referendum question. Both of PREPAREDNESS IN METHO­ DEBATERS LOSE TO was Professor \v alters. Then came a the University served a lunch consist­ these young men are seniors in the DIST CHURCH. man who, after many flourishes and ing of potato salad, beans, sandwiches, University and have never been de­ UTAH U AND AGGIE trials, jumped,' and landed exactly pickles, coffee and cake. feated. Long and Baird began their on the mark. That was Professor The Montana-Oregon debate will be At one o’clock the laborers returned debating career together in the Stev- CONTEST CANCELLED Daughters. Soon the one o’clock bell held Friday, April 7, in the Methodist to their various places and work was ensville high school.. rang. There was a hasty brushing of church. The question is, “Resolved, resumed until five o’clock. Leaves Montana’s representatives Howard hair, a quick pulling down of vests and that the United States should main­ were raked into piles, dirt was hauled, Johnson and Leo Horst although de­ an adjustment of cravats—and pres­ tain a navy above third rate in effici­ fences repaired, wire netting put upon LITERARY FRATERNITY feated unanimously by James White to,— our dignified faculty was with ency.” The debate will be held down the bleachers, the Journalism building and Henry Beal of the University of us once more. town since the Missoula people have cleaned throughout, good-will flour­ TO BE INSTALLED Utah in the debate held Friday night shown a lacs of interest in forsenic jin Salt Lake City, are back on the cam­ ished, good times were had and blist­ work in the past, it is hoped in this ers, back aches and all that goes with Sigma Upsilon will be installed pus today beaming happily for the way to awaken the enthusiasm of the Thursday with the chapter name of I University treated them royally, en­ hard work came to the students of the SCRIBBLERS INSTALLED students to the realization of the im­ “Ye Mermaid Inn" under the leader­ tertaining them at a banquet at the University. NEXT SATURDAY portance of this contest. ship of Colin Clements, who belongs famous Utah hotel. Payne Templeton and Staurt Me- to the University of Washington chap­ The Montana men upheld the ques Haffie, both veteran debaters will ter and who formerly- was a student at tion, "Resolved, that the United States Kappa chapter of Theta Sigma Phi, uphold the negative side of the ques­ GREEKS OF CAMPUS the University of Montana. A banquet should adopt a responsible form of the women’s national journalism fra­ tion for Montana. Templeton has ap­ will be held after the installation.
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