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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Associated Students of the University of Montana (ASUM) at ScholarWorks at University of Montana. It has been accepted for inclusion in Montana Kaimin, 1898-present by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks at University of Montana. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY, MISSOULA, MONTANA FRIDAY, APRIL 17,1936 VOLUME XX XV . No. 49 folleys Resigns as A.S.U.M. Vice-President
ortland Poet Banks Alma Mater High “ Vice-President’s Letter of Resignation Officer Quits; ToVigilantes” Be Matrix Propose April 16, 1936 Is Dissatisfied Mr. James Meyers, Table Speaker Eleven Office-Seekers President of the Associated Students, Montana State University. With "System” New Political Party Will Support Blair for President; hel Romig Fuller Has Forestry Club Dear Mr. Meyers: Swanson, Vice-President; Vadheim, Business Freedom to Help Change Invitation to Address I wish to tender my resignation as vice-president of the Arranging Full Manager; Eiselein, A. S. U. M. Secretary Associated Students to take effect Immediately. I am nearing Situation Given Honor Banquet the end of my second year of service on Central board and as As Motive Spring Schedule The newly organized “ Vigilante” party will support at least time goes on I am becoming more and more aware that the present system of student government Is neither representa eleven candidates in the coming campus elections, according to inner to Be May 7 tive nor designed to further the best interest of the majority Hike, Dance and Baseball Team an announcement made by the chairman of the central com Sol Hepner of the students. The election conducted last spring was not a Says Offices “Fixed” Among Plans Laid mittee, Bill Gail, Billings. Candidates were selected at a meet contest but a foregone conclusion whose outcome was known ieta Sigma Phi Pledges By Gronp i n g of representatives from 16 of State University for at least three weeks before the primary vote on Aber day, Silent Sentinel Members the 19 sororities and fraternities on and as a result polled the smallest number of votes that has To Be Announced Several new topics were dis Literary Contest the campus, and independents. The been cast in student elections for several years. It has been a Called “ Milk and At Affair cussed at the forestry club meeting Scribes’ School meeting was held in the Student custom on this campus that the positions of vice-president and Water Sops” Wednesday night in the forestry Judges Announced Union building Wednesday after secretary of the A. S. U. M. be held by women, so after the other library, among them the spring Given High Rank Itbel Romig Fuller of Portland noon. A. S. U. M. offices had been parceled out among the men, I hap gon, considered one of the out- dance, spring hike and a forestry By H. G. Merriam Resigning from the position John Blair, Forsyth, was nomi pened to be the one selected by “the powers that be” to run iding poets of the northwest, club baseball team. Gradnate Conducts Survey of 115 of vice-president of the A. S. U. nated for A. S. U. M. president; for the office from which I am now resigning. be the principal speaker at the Norval Bonawitz, Missoula, was Manuscripts for Joyce Memorial, M. because of avowed dissatis- ; 1 Esther Swanson, Missoula, A. S. U. State-Owned Institutions I wish to make it clear that I am not conforming to the ual Theta Sigma Phi Matrix appointed manager of the baseball Frontier Awards Were Throughout Nation faction with the present system M. vice-president; A1 Vadheim, current fashion of being a “probable" candidate for any office team, although no definite arrange Due April 15 of student government and the de banquet which will be held Great Falls, A. S. U. M. business whatever, and that I do not desire the “backing of even the ments have been made as yet for | desire to be “ free to devote my i 1. Members of the national manager; Betty Eiselein, Roundup, The Montana State University small group of students” upon which the "probable” candidates intramural games. H. G. Merriam announced yester efforts” to improving the sit-, orary journalism fraternity an- A. S. U. M. secretary; Willis Has journalism school ranks high are relying. I frankly doubt Mr. Provinse’s sincerity, but I do Gene Cox, Helena; Ralph Han day the judges for the Joyce Me nation, Betty Arm Polleys, Mis nced yesterday that Mrs. Fuller kell, Glendive, and Barbara Keith, among the departments of its kind agree with his “probable” campaign platform of a “general sen, Billings, and Joe Crisafulll, morial contest and the Frontier soula, yesterday added a new .accepted an invitation to speak Great Falls, senior delegates to throughout the nation, according to campus reform." And, to Mr. Provinse’s own discomfort, no Glendive, were selected as com and Midland poetry contest En and confusing chapter to the he banquet Central board; Burt Hurwltz, a survey recently made by Hal S. doubt, I too am aware of the painful inadequacy of Central mittee heads for the spring hike, tries for both contests were due turbulent political upheaval i addition to her writing, which Olean, New York, junior delegate Hepner, state university graduate, board as a representative body, and of the petty bickerings of which will take place May 22. Wednesday, April 15. Awards will which has occupied campus at a large market both in this to Central board; Stanley Shaw, now assistant college editor and Interfraternity council; and I have decided that I no longer care The spring hike, an annual affair, be presented to the winning com tention the past few days. ntry and in England, Mrs. Ful- Missoula, two-year sophomore dele journalism instructor at South Da to be a part of a system that has so dominated campus activities is attended by forestry club mem petitors at a convocation later in Miss Polleys struck at the in- j edits the poetry column of the gate to Central board; Leroy Pur kota State college. that the senior men’s honorary has degenerated into nothing bers, faculty of the forestry school the quarter. adequacy of Central hoard, labelled j gonian, Portland, Oregon news- vis, Great Falls, one-year sopho The survey included an analysis more than milk and water sops to reward the stooges of an and friends of the members. Ap For the Joyce Memorial contest Silent Sentinel, senior men’s hon- j || and is writing special verse more delegate to Central board; Ed of courses in 115 schools and de unscrupulous backstage machine popularly believed to be proximately 500 are expected, stated the judges are Professor P . 0. orary, a group of "milk and water 1 bits of homely philosophy tor Schmoll, Chicago, Illinois, and Cliff partments of journalism in state- closely affiliated with Theta Nu Epsilon, a national secret Arnold Bolle,. Watertown, Wiscon Keeney, Horace Chadbourne and „ , „ ,, „ sops,” decried the petty bickerings j idio program, “Mary and Her ... Carmody, Kalispell, for the stor owned institutions of higher educa political fraternity which Baird’s manual declares is held in 111 sin, president of the forestry club. Richard Lake. Those who will I of Interfraternity council and cast I indly Garden,” which is broad- board. tion throughout the country. The repute on every college campus in the United States. Although no date was set, plans judge entries in the Frontier and. | personal doubt upon the sincerity from station KOMO in Seattle, complete findings recently were By this resignation I do not mean to imply that I have no were made for a spring dance. Mike Midland contest are Mrs. Mary B. George Van Noy, Lewistown, de of Nate Proytase’8 platform as a ; ihlngton, every morning except published in the Publishers’ Aux more Interest in student activities, but rather that I wish to feel Hardy, Fullerton, California; Jack Clapp, Vernon Parrington and Pro clined the nomination for senior probable presidential candidate, m trday and Sunday, iliary, a newspaper publication free to devote my efforts to any move designed to improve stu Miller, Missoula, and Bob Jansson, fessor H. G. Merriam. Winners will class delegate to Central board. Blames Alleged Gronp uring the past two years, Mrs. with a circulation covering 17,000 dent self government. I am glad that the general agitation In Chicago, will be in charge of the be announced in about a week. Interfratemlty Hears Gall er has written several articles newspaper offices. student politics this spring Is creating among the bulk of the She expressed the belief that all I dance. The spring dance is held The fact that independents as Travel, the Christian Science Professor Hepner affiliated with students awareness of the actual conditions of their campus campus offices were distributed 3 exclusively for forestry club mem Tevis Hoblitt, ’35, is employed by well as fraternities and sororities thly, and The Oregonian. At the printing and rural journalism government. and the occupants of them deter- ] the John R. Daily company. are represented In the list of bers. department at South Dakota State Sincerely yours, mined upon before the elections 1 lent she is working on several nominees, is claimed to be Indica college at Brookings last fall. BETTY ANN POLLEYS. and placed the blame for the exist- 1 eies on consignment for van- tive of the party’s platform—to re publications. Various types of tag conditions upon Theta Nn Ep main unbiased in the selection of silon, a group which Is claimed to lazines, from the American Scabbard and Blade candidates, seeking fair play and Sororities Plan be In existence here. cury to Wee Wisdom have pub- true representation of the student Early Rule Banning “I no longer care to be a part of id Mrs. Fuller’s work. As a body. Rdbresentatlves of sororities Pan-Hell Dance a system which has so dominated il honor, several of her longer Sponsors University’s and fraternities who were not pres campus activities,” she said In her ns have been printed in The ent at the meeting gave full ap Vardis Fisher Book resignation which was submitted trican Scholar, which is the of- proval to the nominees selected by Members Will Entertain at Formal to President James Meyers yester .1 Phi Beta Kappa organ. First Military Formal the group. Ball, April 25 day afternoon. Well Known Speaker Gall pointed out that practically She requested that her action not rs. Fuller has given talks all of the representatives who make Sorority members of the campus Modified by Board be Interpreted as an indication that ughout the Northwest and in up the central committee of the will return the favor extended to Co-ed Colonel to Be Announced at Dance; Governor she no longer possessed interest In y parts of California. These party are seniors and therefore them by fraternity men at Inter And Family, Local Army Officers to Attend Members Place Responsibility for Maintaining “ High stndent activities and expressed s consisted for the most part have very little if anything to gain fraternity ball by entertaining with satisfaction that the present agita eadings from her two books of Initial Ball This Evening for themselves in any campus elec Pan-Hellenic ball Saturday, April Level of Good Taste and Decorum” on President tion in campns politics was pro ry, "White Peaks and Green” tion. 25 in the gold room of the Student And Faculty of Various Units ducing an awareness among the “Kitchen Sonnets,” as well as Wednesday night at a meeting of Union building. The honorary Co-ed Colonel, who is to be announced tonight students. l current magazines where her Interfraternity council, Gail ex Alumnae of the various groups promptly at 9:30 o ’clock at the Military ball, will inspect the Expressing unanimous consent, nine members of the Montana Active In New Party e appeared, and from manu- plained the platform of the party, are Invited to attend. They may Miss Polleys has been active in pts. The readings were accom- Grizzly battalion Monday afternoon at 5 :10 o ’clock on the oval its plan, and named all of the can secure tickets from Pan-Hell rep State Board of Education Tuesday modified their earlier order the work of the new political party, ed by informal comments on of the campus. The Co-ed Colonel will be presented to the escort didates which had been selected by banning Vardis Fisher’s “ Passions Spin the Plot” and placed resentatives. Music will be fur started here and at several neigh writing of poetry and personal ------©of honor, consisting of the first the party, ennumerating the qual nished by the Aristocrats and the with the president and faculty of each unit of the University of boring colleges under the Impetus idotes. Her talks were well re platoons of Companies A and B, at ifications on which they had been WEATHER FORECAST entertainment committee is plan Montana the responsibility of main of the national office of Mortar ed on every occasion, the west end of the oval. chosen. “We have no fight to pick ning many surprise features for talning a “high level of good taste distribution and use of books, board, senior women’s honorary. ime of the organizations which with Interfraternity council as a the dance. (U. S. Weather Bureau) Candidates for the honor are and public decorum.” plays and periodicals of all sorts; She has held numerous offices. Fuller has addressed are, the group," Gail said. Little change in temperature Esther Swanson, Missoula; Edna I “Copies of the board's resolu —that any writings found un She was a freshman class officer In sn Anne club and the Century The central committee of the tonight and Saturday. Peterson, Great Falls; Marlon Mix, tion shall be distributed to the fac suitable for immature student 1932-33 and was elected to Central in Seattle; she'has addressed “Vigilante” party wishes it to be Missoula; Marian Morse, Poplar, ulty members and if any regulation reading shall not be admitted to board as junior delegate In 1934. Home Economies' annual con- known that they are working com Barnard Hewitt Frank McCarthy, former student, and Elizabeth Downing, Hamilton. is necessary In accordance with the the general or open shelves of Last spring she was placed In the ioh In Corvallis, Idaho (which pletely aboye board. "We are at was recently awarded a watch by The band and escort of honor, j action It shall be left entirely to the library of such institution; position of vice-president of the part of the Oregon State col- tempting to get the student body to accompanied by the colors, will Resignation Is them," President G. F. Simmons student body. She was elected to program), three times; the the Nine Mile CCC camp enrollees run its own government by giving —and that proper co-operation then form in front of the review said yesterday. membership of both women’s hon- oma County Writers’ club in in appreciation of his services as assistance in organization and help is secured from all concerned In ing stand. Lieutenant-Colonel Rob orarles, Tanan-of-Spur and MoTtar ' (Continued on Peg* Pour) athletic director. ing to select qualified .officers who Sent to Prexy The resolution was proposed at the type of plays performed and ert Zeidler, Plentywood, will ac board. are representative of the entire the meeting In Billings by W. S. In the character of material used cept the military queen from the In student and faculty publica group. This party grew out of the Davidson of Bozeman and was sec reviewing stand and after the band tions, atson Reports Health Survey demands of a large number of the Andrew Corry to Resign onded by W. M. Johnston of Bil Wesley Fellowship will meet at and the escort of honor have moved student body who are dissatisfied lings. Johnston was the proposer In order that a proper high level of 6:30 o'clock Sunday night at the to their respective places In the At End of Summer with the present political situation of the September 6, 1935 resolution good taste and public decorum may First. Methodist church. Jean To Students Facuity Committee Grizzly battalion the honorary Col Session on the campus,” Gail said. “We which resulted In the removal of obtain. Printz will lead the meeting. onel and Zeidler will Inspect the have attempted to choose students the Fisher book from the library most cases. battalion. Dr. Barnard Hewitt’s formal shelves. Davidson seconded that ier Systems Studied service *,loW'l
and two at Walla Walla, Washing Adams Finishes [Golf Tournament Store Ball Team nounced yesterday. All university ovice Track, Field Golds Engage students interested in playing are ton. Whitman has played four requested to be at the practice. games this year, beating the Uni Greek Baseball To Decide Team To Start Practice The Store team, which has been versity of Idaho three times and Events W ill Be Held Red Warriors unusually successful in the city Washington State college once. Game Schedule For Competition league several seasons, will play McCollum Has Challenged Whitman ' traveling profesisonal teams such This Saturday Nine to Fonr Games Thlrty.glx dames on 1986 Schedule I Thirty-six Holes Will Be Played? as the House of David and the GARDENSPRAYER Today and Saturday Kansas City Colored Monarchs As Fraternities Begin All University Hen Are Eligible; One gallon capacity. Glass fount Students’ Store baseball players when these teams make their an Annual Tilts Losers to Blue Team Are Must Sign Up by April 20 Handy and fast. Only $1.95 de will hold their first organized prac nual trips through Montana. Mc [ University Men Except Varsity Team Members livered. Ask for demonstration at Schedule of games for the 1936 Anxious to Trounce All men interested in entering an tice toomrrow at 2 o’clock on the Collum has challenged the Whit BARTHEL HARDWARE Who Have Competed in Intercollegiate Contests round-robin baseball tournament Untried Foes all-university golf tournament to field north of the library, Morris man nine for a four-game series, McCollum, manager and coach, an two of which will he played here Are Eligible to Enter Meet has been announced by Harry decide a four-man team which will Adams, director of minor sports. Reds and Golds will clash at enter into collegiate competition Thirty-six games have been sched 10:30 o’clock tomorrow In the sec are requested to sign with Harry .11 men students in the state university with the exception of uled. ond game of the round-robin tour Adams, minor sports director, by 12 nbers of the varsity team who have competed in intercol- The complete list of games is as nament The Gold team, which o’clock Monday, April 20. follows: April 17—Independents ate competition are eligible to enter the novice track and was defeated by the Blues 21-0 last Drawings for the tournament vs. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, 4 o’clock; i meet which is being held today and tomorrow. The javelin week, will seek revenge in tomor will be published in the Kaimin April 18—Alpha Tau Omega vs. w will be held this afternoon^— ------row’s contest after spending the Tuesday, April 21. Thirty-six holes Phi Delta Theta, 10 o’clock; Sigma ::30 o’clock and the half-mile 220 in 21.4 seconds. Doug Brown, week polishing up on plays and will be played by all participants Phi Epsilon vs. Sigma Chi, 1 as a qualifying round on the uni be run at 4:15 o'clock. All another interscholastic record formations. o’clock; Delta Sigma Lambda vs. versity course, and the eight con is other track and field events I breaker, will be entered In the 120- The Reds have a strong line with Phi Sigma Kappa. 3 o’clock; April testants with the lowest scores will be run tomorrow, with the yard high hurdles and the high Captain Roy Babich, John Shields, 19—Sigma Nu vs. Independents, play a final eight holes to deter event starting at 2 o’clock, Chuck Williams and Lyman Gibson jump. In high school he sped over 9:30 o’clock; Sigma Alpha Epsilon sity members will enter each at ends; Blackie Johnson, Joe mine four winners. the hurdles In 16.1 seconds, and vs. Alpha Tau Omega, 11 o'clock. Strizich, Bunny Janes, tackles; All university men are eligible it for workouts only, as they during his freshman year he cut April 21—Sigma Chi vs. Delta Aldo Forte and Monk Gedgoud, to compete in the tournament. Pa not be eligible to win places, his time down to 16.2 seconds. Sigma Lambda, ^ o’clock; April 22 guards, with Phil Peterson at the cific Coast conference rules will be iphomores form a majority on] Howard Wheatley, a newcomer, —Phi Delta Theta vs. Sigma Alpha pivot position. followed in determining the varsity Grizzly track team, as 16 men is one of the outstanding broad Epsilon, 4 o’clock; April 23—Sigma the backfield are Charles team. on the squad for the first time. jumpers of last year’s Cub team. Phi Epsilon vs. Alpha Tau Omega, Whittinghlll calling the signals; )t> O’Malley, who holds the He jumped 21 feet 4 inches last 4 o’clock; April 24—Phi Sigma Clifford Olson, fullback, and Brown tana interscholastic 100- and year. Other Jumpers who are try Kappa vs. Independents, 4 o’clock; Bulletins for Summer and Tom Rolston, halfbacks. yard dash records, is one of ing for the varsity for the first April 26—Sigma Phi Epsilon vs. The Golds will have much the School Are Mailed Out outstanding performers, having time this year are Clayton Olson, Delta Sigma Lambda, 10 o’clock; same lineup as they presented last the 100 in 9:3 seconds and the who also runs the, 440-yard dash; Sigma Chi vs. Sigma Nu, 1 o’clock; week with A1 Jenkins, Carl Swan Catalogs tor the summer school Stanley Petro, and Henry Jorgen April 26—Phi Delta Theta vs. In son, Addy Morris and either Paul session have been completed and son, a transfer student from an dependents, 9:30 o’clock; Phi Sig Szakash, who has an injured wrist are now being sent out by the com ihramm-Hebard Meat Co. Iowa junior college. Although none ma Kappa vs. Sigma Alpha Ep which prevented him from playing mittee on admission and gradua of them have jumped for distance silon, 11 o'clock. FRESH and SALT MEATS, last week, or a substitute from the tion and the public service division. this year,. they have all made 21 April 28—Sigma Chi vs. Alpha ill, POULTRY and OYSTERS Blue team. The 1936 summer session will begin feet last season. Tau Omega, 4 o’clock; April 29— Pat Connolly and Frank Smith on Monday, June 15 and close on Bill Swanberg, who will run the Sigma Nu vs. Phi Delta Theta, 4 are Gold ends; Joe Pomajevich and Friday, August 14. The first six ’ North Higgins Are. I’ll. 8191 440-yard dash, has done this dis o’clock; April 30—Sigma Phi Ep Leonard Noyes, tackles; Walter weeks’ term ends on Friday, tance In less than 61 seconds, and silon vs. Independents, 4 o’clock; Zimmerman and Joe Golden, July 24. Olson has run the quarter-mile In May 1—Sigma Chi vs. Sigma Alpha guards, and George Peak, center. Special features are being offered 61 seconds flat. Epsilon, 4 o'clock; May 2—Alpha All of the games in the round- this year in the various depart Bob Hileman is another new Tau Omega vs. Delta Sigma Lamb robin tournament will be played on ments in order to Insure a large comer and has run the high hurdles da, 10 o’clock; Phi Sigma Kappa Saturday mornings. In case of a tie enrollment. In 16.3 seconds. Oliver Roholt will vs. Phi Delta Theta, 1 o’clock; the game will be decided on the also run the high hurdles as well Sigma Nu vs. Sigma Phi Epsilon, 3 final Wednesday. The final contest Patronize Kalinin Advertisers as working on the high jump. o’clock; May 3—Sigma Chi vs. In between two evenly matched Phil Muchmore won his numeral dependents, 9:30 o'clock; Sigma squads will be played on a Satur in the pole vault last year and will Alpha Epsilon vs. Delta Sigma day afternoon to be selected later. enter both the vault and the high Lambda, 11 o'clock. jump this year. Wayne Gitchell, a May 5—Alpha Tau Omega vs. them close to the top, but not quite distance man who Thursday , ran Sigma Nu, 4 o’clock; May 6—Phi at the peak. the mile in 4 minutes 47 seconds, Delta Theta vs. Sigma Phi Epsilon, White o—o is a transfer student. 4 o’clock; May 7—Sigma Chi vs. Tex Glover, another transfer stu Phi Sigma Kappa, 4 o’clock; May Since some sports writers say dent, is also a track newcomer. He 8—Independents vs. Alpha Tau ] that pitching is 70 per cent of is throwing the javelin and discus Omega, 4 o’clock; May 9—Phi baseball, one is likely to choose j but has not tossed either for dis Delta Theta vs. Delta Sigma Lamb the Cardinals with the two Beans Flannel and Roy Parmelee in the box, but tance this year. Ted Garlington da, 10 o’clock; Phi Sigma Kappa the danger of internal friction is will enter the two-mile event this vs. Sigma Nu, 1 o’clock; Sigma Phi always present, Frank Frisch is year. His best time in this run Epsilon vs. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, getting along in years and not like last year was 10 minutes 30 sec 3 o’clock. Trousers onds. ly to stand np over the full season. John Seidensticker and Boris Bill Belancey, their first-string nd Handsome catcher, is not available becanse of Vladimiroff are both new men who Sport Sketches $4.95 are working with the weight events. illness, and if the dizzy Bean and Mo shirt will achieve Dizzy Dean will not trust more Catcher Bavis cannot get along It Patronize Kalinin Adverlsers looks bad. •hat casual look of style than 35,000 to any one bank. It is rumored that he has more than o—o >o well as the Arrow $100,000 in different banks, ‘Tiny” Thornhill, football coach at Stanford, is training a man for Duke of Kent with the o—o HOW ARE YOUR his backfield who has never played BARNEY’S This is the season of the year new wide-spaced col- football before. He is Larry Bayer, BOOTS? when sports writers are pounding Men’s Clothing ar. Presented in color out the guff which, perhaps, they a junior college transfer. Thorn We are experts in tailoring hill says he is fitting into the job ful stripes and checks will hate to view next October, your riding boots. We make o—o nicely. He also has Bill Baulman, — Sanforized-shrunk. them FIT. MoBt of the sports writers are who made the headlines on almost saying it is a cinch that the St. every United States daily paper $2 and $2.50 YOUNGREN Louis Cardinals will win the Na January 2, 1936, the day after the Rose Bowl game. SHOE SHOP tional league race and the Detroit Tigers the American. Somebody is o—o Basement of Higgins Block Four of six major sport coaches going to hate to look over clippings Each Puff Less Add at Stanford, excluding Thornhill, RROWx i i i v r r and l I t s WE DELIVER dated in April, because these shots are going to be slightly different declare that football is detrimental to their athletes. They all declare o—o In (he American league it looks that football slows up youths who like the Boston Red Sox, Detroit would be basketball, baseball, golf Tigers and the New York Yankees or swimming stars. o—o to finish in that order. The Nation A LIGHT SMOKE NEW SPRING FORMALS | Last Tuesday this column stated al league will finish with the New that the oldest Interscholastic rec York Giants, Chicago Cnbs and the St Lonis Cardinals on top and in ord was the shot-put record set in OF RICH, RIPE-BODIED TOBACCO 1922. The relay record set in 1908, Smart that order. which still stands, is older. Wear the Gayest o—o Combinations It is estimated that 33,000,000 has Over a period of years, certain consideration of acid-alkaline bal Patronize Kaimin Advertisers been spent to make the Red Sox of leathers and shades in basic advances have been made ance, with consequent definite into a pennant winning team by our new Spring Sport Dress at the Party the addition of such payers as in the selection and treatment of improvement in flavor; and con Oxfords add beauty to Jimmy Foxx, Roger Cramer, Eric cigarette tobaccos for Lucky trolled uniformity in the finished X McNair, Heinie Manush and Johnny Free Delivery your feet and smartness Marcum. Much, however, depends to your costume. Strike Cigarettes. product. on the pitching of Fritz Ostermuel- They include preliminary analy A ll these combine to produce a Float in Chiffon ler. If he can take his turn at .the Service All Widths — All Sizes box with Grove, Ferrell and Mar ses of the tobacco selected; use superior cigarette—a modem ciga cum, Boston will be hard to beat, Phone Your Orders $2.95 to $9.95 Be o—o of center leaves; the higher heat rette, a cigarette made of rich, ripe to the The Detroit Tigers, winners of treatment of tobacco (‘ ‘Toasting’ ’); bodied tobaccos—A Light Smoke. Crisp and Young the World Series last fall, are be ing generally picked to repeat be Missoula Drug Co. in Taffeta cause of the addition of A1 Sim mons to the outfield, but it must SHOE"CO X also be remembered that Goose Luckies are less acid Goslin is a year older and that You’ll find just the Crowder is being referred to as “the venerable right-hander.” meal tests-show* - dress to dazzle your o—o , fhnt oifehf pophldf partner in this col Even with the addition of Joe DiMaggio and Roy Johnson, who have flit axcass of acidity lection. It Makes Friends led the Red Sox in bitting last sea ovor tacky Strike of from son, the Yankees will have to fight ; 7 ' 4 ; ^ , » ioo£ - , ‘ for third place. You’ll be its friend o—o $ 5.95 Now for the National league, for life after the __lllllll ISi jiAAi-V' starting with the New York Giants. * RESULTS VERIFIED BY INDEPENDENT CHEMICAL LABORATORIES AND RESEARCH GROUPS They have a well-balanced team first glass! $7.75 this year, both offensively and de- fensirely, since the addition of Bnr- X gess Whitehead at second base. - "IT’S TOASTED Let It be remembered they lost 20 games through second base last year. O- ’O Your throat protection - against irritation McCracken stores The Cubs are not stronger this year than last, which would make - against cough THE MONTANA KAIMIN Friday, April 17, F
HEWITT AND COREY at Oxford, and Bachelor of Arts musical training and has Pharmacy Salesman Vigilantes Offer Noted Socialist Poet to Address LEAVING FACULTY and Master of Arts degrees at the quite an unusual piece of Phi Sigs Win Will Address Meeting Montana School of Mines. He Is here In connection with the Eleven Candidates Theta Sig Dinner (Continued from Page One) an extremely versatile individual, manitles survey course,” Pres Second Game Will Address Dean C. E. Mollett of the phar ing the university to do research who has had scientific, literary and Simmons said. (Continued from Paso One) work leading to an advanced (Continued from Page One) macy school said Thursday that Santa Rosa, California; all of the class officer (vice-president), high M. G. Meriam, a representative of degree. Student Group prominent clubs In Portland; the From S. P. E. scholastic standing, Tanan-of-Spur, the Becton - Dickinson company, "Mr. Corry, who is leaving at the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce member of Student Union building Rutherford, New Jersey, will ad end of the summer to resume his Fine Arts club; Y. W. C. A. and committee. Leroy Purvis, high dress the pharmacy club Thursday advanced training, is returning to Norman Thomas, Twice other girls’ clubs such as the Girl Phi Delt Beats Sigma Chi, grades, Aber oratorical contest afternoon, April 23 at 3 o’clock. Harvard where he took a Bachelor Arrow Has Scouts, Camp Fire Girls and groups Sigma Nu Wins Tilt winner; masquer points, member Presidential Candidate, Mr. Meriam will lecture on and of Arts degree in 1926. Since that of high school and college students. of Sentinel staff, reliable, good To Speak Here demonstrate the care and use of time, Mr. Corry has taken Bachelor To Stay in Race Mrs. Fuller conducted a radio pro worker. Eddie Schmoll, elected to clinical thermometers and hypo of Arts and Master of Arts degrees a ROYAL Id ea! gram for the Metropolitan Press, Central boaTd twice, frosh numeral, dermic syringes and needles. He Norman Thomas, twice Socialist LOST—Black coin purse contain Phi Sigma Kappa’s baseball team Introducing prominent writers of Bear Paw, “C" plus average, var party candidate for President, will will go from here to the Pacific won their second game by defeat the northwest over KEX In Port ing $16 and compact. Reward. sity baseball team member, mem Bpeak at a convocation here Wed coast where he expects to give a ing the Sigma Phi Epsilon nine land. Return to Alpha Phi house. ber of all-state basketball team, nesday, April 29. series of talks on his company’s last Thursday by a score of 7-6. employed in Students’ store two In 1933, Mrs. Fuller was guest products. LOST—Kappa sorority pin. Please This will be the second time Mr. Sigma Nu also won their second years. Stanley Shaw, “B” plus speaker at the university summer Thomas has spoken in Missoula. return to Barbara Keith at the game by defeating Delta Sigma average, member of freshman track writers’ convention here at which Miss Lora Berta Holt, daughter During the election campaign in Kappa house. Lambda yesterday by a score squad, freshman representative to she read a sonnet sequence, "Chan of Governor Elmer Holt, will spend 1932 he spoke from the platform of of 6-4. Barb council, employed in univer nel Lanterns.” A number of these the week-end at the Alpha Phi the train during a stop-over en Phi Delta Theta, playing their sity clerical service. Betty Eise- sonnets, 23 in the sequence, ap house. route to the West coast. Thomas first game against the Sigma Chis leln, member of traditions commit peared in The Frontier and Mid will be brought to the campus THERE’S NO won by a score of 5-8. Miller and land. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hoover of tee for two years, Tanan-of-Spur, through the efforts of the outside Crowley were the battery for. the treasurer of Press club, active in To Annonnce Pledges Wallace, Idaho, will spend the entertainment committee, headed winners; Labbit and Dolan for the New pledges to Theta Sigma Phi, week-end in Missoula. ONE LIKE W. A. A., high scholastic standing. by Dick Ormsbee, Helena. losers. Burt Hurwitz, honor student in for national honorary journalism fra Norman Thomas, the son of a ternity, will be announced at the Thompson pitched for the Phi estry school, president of South Matrix Table in the Student Union Presbyterian minister, was born in annual Matrix Table. At a special Sigs and Golden caught. The bat tall in 1986, well-known and liked banquet room, rather than in a M other 1884 In Marlon, Ohio (the home meeting held this week, pledges tery for Sigma Phi Epsilon was by students, clear thinker. Car- downtown hotel as has been cus town of Warren G. Harding). He were selected. * Show your Ruffcorn and Shiner. mody, former lightweight cham tomary in previous years. Special was sent to public schools and Upperclassmen who are special At the end of the first inning the pion of the university, instructor in entertainment will be secured for love for her later, after his father moved to an izing or majoring in journalism and D. S. L.s held the Sigma Nu team boxing, good scholastic standing, the program. other church at Lewisburg, Penn whose work in that line is of high by a score of 3-0 and scored only well-known, fair-minded. Vad- with a beauti- sylvania, the boy entered Bucknell standing are eligible to member one more run the last inning. The heim, one of two sophomores to college. The following year he ship in Theta Sigma Phi. Pledges f u 1 Mother’s Sigma Nu team made two runs in earn letter In track last year, high transferred to Princeton and was are chosen not only for their high Cigars : Cigarettes the second, third and fourth in scholastic standing, well-known, D a y C ard graduated in 1905. He volunteered scholastic standing, but also for nings. Sigma Nu battery was Gra- assistant basketball manager, fra for social work in the slums of (heir general attitude toward the Tobacco: Candy from velle and Thomson; McCollough ternity officer and member of vari New York City and spent four profession, and co-operation in the and King were the battery for the ous class committees. Haskell, Bear years in that capacity. He entered Beer on Draught Paw, varsity golf team, intramural journalism school. At present there THE D. S. L.s ) Union. Theological Seminary and in athletics, prominent in fraternity are nine active members of the or 1911 was ordained a Presbyterian affairs and good scholastic stand ganization on the campus. clergyman. Office Supply • Patronize Kalmln Advertisers ing. Letters are being sent out to CORNER Royalty, in the person of the Duke of Kent, inaugu In the autumn of 1910 Thomas various campus organizations in rated this shirt fashion.. . . married Frances Violet Stewart viting them to choose the most out Cigar Store Company Notices They have had five children. standing woman in their group to Corner Higgins and Front 219 N. Higgins RROW took the Duke’s wide-spread collar and did Community For seven years Norman Thomas represent them at the banquet. The .i royal job with it . . . every shirt, of course, was pastor of the East Harlem list of prominent Missoula women University Students 16c Men who attend the military ball Sanforized-Shrunk—-a new shirt if one ever «Lrinlc« church in New York. During this who will be invited to banquet Is will be expected to wear either being revised. STARTING SUNDAY! time his basic religious and eco Democracy, in the person of business leaders and “Tuxs’ ’’ or dark coats and flannels. See “ CHUCK” GAUGHAN at the nomic creed underwent many mod Plans are being made to hold college men, is giving ARROW’S Kent Shirt a noble ifications. It was here he became reception. Freshmen and sophomores who interested in the laboring class and Typewriter Supply Co. £2 and £2.50 withdraw from courses must secure their problems. The World war To Look Your Best the permission of the chairman of broke out, and he discovered that Patronize the We Sell, Rent, Trade and Repair All Makes the board of advisors, Dean R. H. he did not believe in war. He said »» FLORENCE BARBER of Typewriters The MERCANTILE Jesse, in addition to the written ap so, and becoming out of sympathy MISSOULA'S OLDEST. LAtOEST AND SIST STOSS proval of the Instructor concerned, with his congregation, resigned his SHOP 312 Higgins Across from Smith Drag Phone 5 7 3 2 the advisor and the senior divis pulpit. ional advisor, beginning Wednes He joined the Socialist party and day, April 22. Instructors must became an active crusader for its Copyright, 1936, R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, Winston-Salem, N. C. assign a grade to all drop cards principles. A desire to put his from this date on. Juniors and faith into words led him to found seniors who intend to drop courses a monthly magazine, "The World must comply with the same rules Tomorrow,’’ which he edited In. as freshmen and sophomores ex 1921. He contributed to the “New 1 . . . m o s cept that the signature of the York Call” and worked for a year lie C A M E L S senior divisional advisor is not re on the staff of “Nation.” He helped quired. Students must remember to organize the American Civil Lib that changes of registration do not erties Union and the League for In Smokers Find Camels Help Digestion go into effect until the change of dustrial Democracy, becoming di enrollment card has been accepted rector of the latter. MENTAL ACTIVITY to Proceed Smoothly at the registrar’s office. Students tends to slow up the Mr. Thomas is described by who withdraw from courses be flow o f the natural Claude Moore Fuess of “Current Good digestion makes life more living. Science and common expe cause of unsatisfactory scholarship, digestive secretions. History" as "plainly no black- ordinarily receive a grade of “F.” Camels with meals and cheerful and enjoyable. Noise, rience are in accord that smoking a bearded, red-shlrted anarchist Contrary to public opinion, a stu between meals help to worry, hurry, strain, and mental Camel is a pleasant and effective breathing fire and implications dent is not required to pay the $2 restore normal activity* effort slow down the digestive proc way to assist digestion. For Camels fee charged for dropping a course, against the government His spir Camels set you right! ess— the flow! o f essential digestive increase the flow o f digestive fluids. if he is receiving a grade of “F” in ited kinship is with St Francis of Assisi, with Tolstoy and with fluids is retarded. And Camels are so mild that you that course. Gandhi, the immaculate idealists of Camels are a positive aid in re can smoke all you want and they the race.” lieving the effects o f high-pressure never get on your nerves. MAKE'EM Spring practice for the men’s rifle team will be held from 1 to 4 o’clock each Wednesday afternoon Nagle to Speak BALANCE! in the R. 0. T. C. range. At Newman Club Whatever goes out METHOD USED. Meeting Sunday Scientist working with Must first come in. marvelously delicate That’s where lessons Spring Will Discuss Government, Student | instruments measures In thrift begin I Relationship at St* Anthony's I accurately the increase Is in the A ir! Parish, April 10 in the flow o f the di gestive fluids caused Don’t spend money — and its loveliness should Attorney-General Ray T. Nagle I by smoking Camels. will speak at the Newman club Before you earn it. be reflected in the care meeting which will be held in St. The lesson is simple, you give your hair. Anthony’s parish hall Sunday, Be sure you learn it I April 19, following the 9 o'clock mass. Mrs. Nagle will also be a guest of the club at the opening Budget your income meeting of this quarter. The rela AU f u ’ 0 And stretch it far. tionship between students and the Pay cash at Penney’s OUjarm government is the topic which Nagle will discuss. Where bargains are) 114 East Main Phone 5023 Peggy Holmes, Helena, is in charge of the program for the meeting. Charles Whittinghill, Helena, chairman of the member- j ship committee, announced that the drive for spring quarter mem bers will be closed Sunday. 664 PARACHUTE An extensive program for the I Penslar One-Cent JUMPS —the amazing quarter has been planned, includ record o f Joe Crane. ing a reception for Bishop Gilmore | He says: "It's jost nat of Helena, on May 3, a pilgrimage I ural for me to turn to to the St. Ignatius mission and a I AT THE MAYFAIR ROOM o f the Book- a pleasing personal welcome to this smart and Camels for digestion's picnic trip to Flathead lake. SALE Cadillac Hotel in Detroit, Camels are outstand exclusive setting, has observed that Camels are sake. They give me a Tifc Newman club will sponsor ingly popular. The fine tobaccos o f Camels, their the favorite here. "A glance around our tables,” feeling o f well-being." n extensive membership drive delightful flavor and "lift,” are a natural comple be says, "proves that those who appreciate qual The Sale You Have Been Waiting For during the spring quarter, accord ment to perfect diniDg. Paul Fischer, who adds ity have made Camels their choice.” ing to an announcement made b y ! 50c Pound PaperL the president of the organization,! ..2 for 51c Joe McDowell, Lynwood, Caljfor- 20c Envelopes___ .2 for 51c . Bud Whittinghill, Helena, is' TUNE INI... CAMEL CARAVAN chairman of the membership com WITH WALTER O’KEEFE DEANE JANIS • TED HUSING See our displays of Toilet Articles, Creams, Lotions, Body mittee which consists of represent-1 GLEN GRAY AND THB Powders, etc. Buy one at the regular price and get an atives from the various campus or CASA LOMA ORCHESTRA other of the same kind for one cent. ganizations. Tuesday and Thursday—9 p.m. 5very Catholic student register E.S.T., 8 p.m. C.S.T., 9:30 p.m. M.S.T., 8:30 p.m. P.S.T.-over FRIDAY and SATURDAY ed in the university is automatic- j W A B C - Columbia Network ally eligible for membership in the Newman club. Dues are $1 per Harkness Drug Store quarter, which includes the cost o f, the monthly breakfast. Corner Higgins and Pine Phone 8281 Patronize Kalmln Advertisers