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L.S.U. Circus Arrives Rice—L. S. U. Dance Cruse, Meiton Tuesday Afternoon Dance Freshmen To Report The regular Saturday night dance In Run-Off For The Owen Wister Literary So- will be held jointly by Rice and ciety will hold the regular Tuesday I I L. S. U. The dance will be held at afternoon dance at four o'clock, At 7:15 Tonight; Pep the Arabia Temple. Fahy Godfrey Editor's P ost October 12, at Autry House. The and his orchestra will play. dance will last until, six o'clock. At the dance hosts will be in- Sam Cruse and Milton Melton last I The first dance of the year, held To Avenge Poor Play troduced from both Rice Institute Monday led the election for editor of ! h st Tuesday afternoon, was attend- Rally After Parade and Louisiana State. The hosts will the Campanile with Cruse holding a ; ed by a large crowd. Price of ad- introduce alumni and L. S. U. 21 vote lead over Melton. Only 263 mission is twenty cents for men. students. votes were cast in the election f6r Women are admitted free. Sophomores Due To See Plenty Of Service After Showing Price of admission to the Satur- v hich there are approximately nine ' Butler Perryman III with Throat Infection; Phil Peden To Against Oklahoma Sooners; Governor Leche day dances is $1.00 per couple. hundred and fifty qualified voters. All j Fill Place For Game Tomorrow; Rally | students except freshmen are eligible I Here For Game With Owls. . ti vote. TWENTY STUDENTS Probably To Be Broadcast, Next; Monday the, run-off election Fresh from a 9-0 victory over Texas University and anxious to FIRST SYMPHONY Tonight sniiH:t;inie before 'eight o'clock tin- Slims* Piifad yiHfH i will be held in the Sallyport with the WILL RECEIVE BAND make it two in a row over Southwestern Conference opponents, the polls really opening at. eight o'clock, down M«iin. Street to the Iiiee lintel for a s;iant pep rally I • i i ",n" Louisiana State circus, headed by Governor Richard W. Leche of OF SEASON TO BE | iii coifdihg to Charles Fennelle, presi- the; Hice-L S. U. fdutluill game tomorrow afternoon; Louisiana, a 208-piece band, a male pep squad, and the corps of yell dent of the Rice Student Association. AWARDS THIS YEAR AH freshmen ititj.sl, report at 7:15 at the -corner of Main nil Polk leaders, and featuring one of the reputedly best football teams of . Fennelie went on to urge more stu- ; : to Charlie Dodd, president of '.lie sophomore cla.vsl and his HssisUinlE.. the South, will arrive in Houston between 7 a.m. and 10 a.m. to- HELD NOVEMBE 8 • di nts to Volt' this week, The result jj!; Twenty students who will receive ISiC" •; • i-p. : : '""I he.lOit'UMWt'U: !;ei)kiil'efr«:'6ii:": ' i.aid morrow morning to meet the Rice Owls in their first home game of ; of the election will be posted rm the ! fcwi>r't! < for their work in Iho last "*'"' *" ' ' -' ,;tn 1 hi:! j miWtf; . !)!•! f. iw'i i I V 'Itid week and were hitting harder than HONOR STUDENTS ,.-jv. !>o will reel ive a pin, the awai'd for ) Tht tt'.'V.'tl ' Six subscription concerts will be Ov.-l .'stall has; atotiiid W®3;|j^v#, i'^tarcfe' -,sn (J during the Sooner contest. Plenty of tViee.i years; or service, !• • .'! :,l,Kl 11.' •presented during the year, one on Listless Play ,... wpj^fwi Jdua TigeijL; hustle featured the practice sessions. : FOR PAST YEAR the first or second Monday of each Second year awards will go lo ,'Lyle ' , and subsided an- -.nd'whipped' A cai'; but tomorrow more than hustle will month. The first program. November 8 Illl)nthr &)hrer. Alex tish. p-.ia d .Half Paul j-Une:.-n)ent 'that'ifi,'!: liir-'t i^.Mv.oi .tfic!-.;-.with- Imnfcre, Mtti- be required if the Owls are to do any- will be composed of Weber's "Invita- Whipped Owls i thing with the Tigers, who were rated NAMED BY OFFICE j- .Ma;-sh,ah'd'-i'.'lohf' :A\ i, ,.rN''.".ehk. :\Iatlagee . Charles ;Mfi«. ; .n^azine - will, -he a'n J . Wni'ii tion to the Dance," Strauss's "Don : as three touchdowns better than Tex- Juan," Chabnier's "Espana," and Rach- States Player j award is a coat sweutdr.' ipf >'•«'" so everybody ea>; :.;it while .9s las'. Saturday. From the office of the Registrar, a maninoff's "Second Symphony." • Those who Will receive u hanm.iK noi(rtd w-uvme In, tlu , r,^,. M|1 ;
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certs. Watkin, Byron Wright, Dorothy Zylicz Miller. Ruth Nemir, John Peters, Ster- READY FOR THE BIG GAME Rice students may attend the entire (Qraham Baker Student 1937-38). ling Price, Thomas Pullen, Mar*. Jane sei I#* few .00 or $1.50, according to Senior scholars are Warren Alexan- Quinby, Margaret Schwartz, Agnes Sin- we s it e r the seats chosen. Reservations for sin- der, Lillian Andrews, Scott Bailey, Ed- clair, Marlon Smedes, Reinhart Stanzel '' ESTABLISHED 1916 , gle concerts may be obtainod for 35 lar Blanton, Ruby Lee Bresky, Ellen (Friends of Rice Scholar 1837-38), rents each. Couzens, Mary Frances Ellis, Mary Frank Stevens, Robert Sylvester, Louis The Thresher, official newspaper of students at the Rice Institute Choruses and possibly ballet work Fosselman, Hazel Gerland, Robert Todd, Dorothy Walthall, John Webster, Houston, is published every Friday morning throughout the scho- in costume will supplement the solo- Glover, Lewis Hall, Mary Holloman, John Whiteman, Armin Wilson, Alene lastic year except during the Christmas vacation and during exam- ifrts and orchestral performances. A Louis Jacobs, Olin Karkalits, Julia Wood, Catherine Wood, Dorothy Zapp. rounded performance will be aided by ination periods. i; KSlpatrick, Ben Levin, Fred McElya, Sophomore scholars with special the acquisition of some new brasses, Robert McKee, Louise Mansfield, Entered as second class matter, October 17, 1916, at the post- and the building up of the string sec- mention are Marguerite Bailey (D. A. Thomas Mason, Ida Muske, Mary Beth R. Scholar 1937-38), Inez Baumgart- office in Houston, Texas, under the act of March 3, 1879. Subscrip- tion. Peterson, Paul Pfeiffer, Helen Saba, tion price: By mail, one year, $2.00. Payable in advance. ner, Ethel Bloomfield (Lady Ged4es Randolph Schaffer, James Sinclair, Vir- Prize in Writing 1937-38), Donald But- Campus office: 104 Administration Building. Downtown office: MACE- ginia Sprague, Albert Sterling, Eleanor let, John Clark, Charles Dodd (Daniel 607% Franklin. Phone Capitol 0216. (Continued from Page 1) Sullivan, Haskell Wertheimer, Dorothy Ripley Scholar 1937-38). Corwin Dodge, Williams. Eliot Ernst, J. R. Green, (Friends of ii the door. Junior scholars with special mention Rice Scholar 1037-38), Mary Ann 1937 Member 1938 MBfRBBKNTBO f £».; AL *Oy*l»T'«»NO "'Mo,' she said, for it was she. are William Alvarez. Reba Beeler Jones, Kenneth Klindworth, Robert ftssociafed Golle8iale Press " 'Conie in.' said the traveling sales- (Edith Ripley Scholar 1937-38). Wil- McCants, Charles Malish (Daniel Rip- National Advertising Service, Inc. man, for such is the way of traveling liam Denbrook (Dickson Scholar 1937- lep Scholar 1937-38), Velma Morgan, Distributor of Collite Publishers Htpmrntativt salesmen. 38), Anne Denman, Ruth Elliot, James 420 MADISON AVE. NEW YORK, N. V. Irl Mowery, Gladyes Nagai, Norman CMICACQ • BOSTON . Los ANUCUS - SAN FRANCISCO "The farmer's daughter opened the Foulks, John Hairston (Honorable Newsome, Sam Polk, John Smith, Cblleftiate Digest door and approached the bedside. 'I'm Mention for Graham Baker Student- Thomas White, Thomas Wiel, Albert GENE SISK FRANCIS COLLINS lonesome here all by myself/ said ship 1937-38; Friends of Rice Scholar Wilson, Jack Wilson. she. 'Couldn't I spend the night hore Editor Ass't Editor 1937-38), John Hall, Harold Marsh Sophomore scholars are Joe Bair, with you?' (Honorable Mention for Graham Baker Charles Brown, John Dreyer, Norman BILL ROGDF: JACK HANKS '' " 'Yes,' said the traveling salesman, Studentship 1937-38; Hohenthal Scholar East, Mary Fisher, Ray Fitzgerald, in a husky voice choked with emo- Business Mtmagvr Ass't Business Mgr. 1937-38), John Martin, Henry Morris Eugene Flewellen, Joseph Frankie, tion or cough drops, for such is the (Hohenthal Scholar 1937-38), James Henry Gardiner, Miriam Gerber, Sin- way of traveling salesmen, and as the Phillips, William Purcell, Earl Wallace clair Gertz, Dorothy Granger, Eleanor PHONES | farmer's daughter slipped into bed be- Margaret Ellen Williams (Ellen Axson Hall, Eugene Hanszen, Louis Herdler, ! side her, the female traveling salos- Wilson Scholar 1937-38). Willoughby Sadye Jacobs, David Johnson, Mary Downtown Office j man added: 'Be careful and don't Williams (Hohenthal Scholar 1937-38), Kelley, Matilda Kunover, Dorothy Capitol 0216 muss your hair, or it won't look good Leah Mary Woodward. ; v'hen you have your picture made for Lehmann, Claude Maer, Dick Mattiza, LDITOK BUSINESS MANAGER | the Campanile at Henry Stern's sfu- Junior scholars are George Adams, Bonnie Mohr, Charles Nathan, Court J. 262fW J. 25335 | dios in the West Building for $1.75.' " Marguerite Allen, Lee Blocker, Frances Norton, Billy Rieger, Max Samfield, After reeling off this littje collec- Bonner, Lucille Brewer, John Bud- A. F. Saytoe, Gilson Smith, Stanton dington, John Bush. Francis Collins, Smith, Louis Spaw. Doris Weismann, EDITORIAL STAFF tion of variegated Cnrolingian manis- eules. Mace wanted to emphasize the Ruth Crowder, George Evans, Joseph Julius Ziegler. Barbara Myei> Associate Editor i necessity of all Rice boys wearing Finger, Frances Flanagan, Rita Gay, Ethel IJloonifield Associate Editor j coats for the Campanile pictures. Julian Hamilton, Mary Hannah, Robert Why worry when you break your Hargrove, Mary Henry, Anne Hueter, fountain Pen or Pencil? Just take it Ruby 'Luti' Bi'es'ky News Editor Margaret Johnson, Evelyn Junker, to the Fountain Pen Hospital, they re- Charles Dutid Sports Editor HONOR STUDENTS— Floy King. Frances Lane, Jonathan pair all makes. 801 Kress Bldg., (Continued from Page 1) BOlie Byor.s,' Martha Faituor' Society JUJU SIMS are generally along at the Lane, Billy Low, Dean Meyers, Byron F. 7918. r QJ same time. The subtile heckling from Mai'^aret Millsap. Mary Jane Weyrich, Gordon Oldham, i , ilit crowd of males at the Fre.shman j Graham Baker Studentship 1937-38; John Nasehk^, .Blevvelt Chonault. Mirni Gerber. Dorothy Pyke. t k'{ 3 | Reception gave DAISY the bots- in a | Elizabeth Baldwin Literary Society "BOOTS" WITHERSPOON, Representative Stuff \ mild manner. i Scholar 1937-38), William Perry (Hon- Last week BILL IE BYERS and ; arable Mention for the Graham Baker HART AND NUSSBAUM R®.. BILLY (BOOGER) BAIRD got to- I Studentship 1937-38; Dickson Scholar 410 MAIN ST. LACKADAISICAL... 1937-38). Helen Scarborough (Edith 'I'fey..-v'iifiH' l.uii'k in a aiihutoi The polls will be open and you gether for a little champagne party. Complete Outfitters for Young Men Starting next Friday the Stuff col- I That BAIRD is plumb fat, | Ripley Scholar 1937-38). Doris Schild ANGELA POWERS, of the aristo- 1 (Honorable Mention for Graham Baker Vole fori what?" ! , : • i». 1 V •. i|nii> wili he writt^a by a ditfe:vu( person or persons every week if such | cratic POWERS, says that she will [ Studentship 1937-38), Jean Slater. Sample wilj-ypiirt con\o'rsalioo indicated (he somewhat defunct tail lie managed. Walter Winched can | wear a cape (sonic sort of a rain cape) Meredith Sparks (Hohenthal Scholar staif .,1 politics || Rice Monday' morning when not so many students i get guest columnists. ,vhy shouldn't IV , this year, even if it does look ple- 1937-38), Katherine Tsanoff (Graham YEA RICE!—BEAT THE TIGERS knew ur ciirccl thai an editor for the 1938 Campanile was being Thai Oklahoma trip must liavi been i bcian. Oh deah! ALBA KRUEGER and Baker Student 1937-38), Rosemary : See You Before and After the Game i-Jrclcd. •••.'• | ||f the dogs for the few that went at BILLY REED claim the Owl will be A trifle more than one-fourth of the eligible voters cast ballots lease before and alter the giirue A I out Saturday, unless the cover is de- Fountain Pen Hospital repairs all Phil Frank j l.'.yod. That last is the advice alibi for Wall :n fiic election. Three causes have been assigned; to this situation; Saturday night blind date, an ali-d.iy ! makes of Pens and Pencils. 601 Kress Poye S.inday seciuel to the same, and KITTY tomorrow. Bldg. F. 7918. Iri ivality^th'fcjri^'lsir/tVfdyi^ohp:; ; I'.HRHARDT .'eturned to 1 loust'iin witii 1' i;i\i I:!1 Kirsl. siuderii, goverument lacked considerable-,efficiency as the tlieYpobr sap's fraternity pin-or was poll, ojjened one hour and 14 minutes late. Second, there was no lut a sap? MARJOR1E BOYD picked TWENTY STUDENTS— 'campaignI'ayiiation. Third, Rice ^lu.(len|sdo not care who their op air engagement t-itig from CHUCK | (Continued from Page I'i 1 : iea'lers are. • is ! i;;.;?-:':- .,'j.ll;;?!?,; S CALDWELL CHUCK, has '» new e.u j Network, Kit Raid. Who succeeds Lee Only: thV'. lasi <:fif;|wS®r|lpi(iSfe valkl. i! I-'ennelie and the COUIKM! ;.i.ci is;"ready to get married abbrtl Jan-, are certainly accountable for the 'failure of the voting enclosure and uaiy 1. '' i [, -'- !.'• Chatham as band director, Reginald | HOWARD NICHOLLS is or should Young, and Paul Marsh went to Dallas the ballots to be ready at « a.m. But students who 'came to the last week to complete arrangements polls between H and H: 14 and could not vote were not relieved of M:C the latest red-faced lad on the ! i aiiipus. CASANOVA. DICK invited for .the broadcasts ( responsibility, ' It is not too much Io expect them to return and about four females to the "greatest With 64 members, the largest num- ; try again. Any but the most indifferent would have done so. ; show on earth" Monday night. He fin- ber in several years, and an unusually ! Cruse. Melton, May, and Forristall cannot be blamed for refusinu r"h' traipsed off with KITTY, who • complete instrumentation, Kit is plan- ' to put on a campaign Their gotltleinl^'s agreeim-nt U> let the affair onjlil To be line coach for the foot- inin'g ,tp produce a swing band. The, 1 •l.jeebir.'iiie'i a popularity ei.ntos! is only further evidence of campus m- ISS11 tci'iai. while atleast ' hreo iasses bund is already rehearsing several new l , eiranuements of swing numbers. . ddFerencio. Only in a'college w'here students are not interested in i |>\ the telephone, or at least, sat, student government woidd Such an .agreement result in a low vote /and Wailed for the lieail' h.i«h linger 1 - (• call; Ain't he roguisli? FIRST SYMPHONY— Inielliuent voters do hot need a. !>•• incited to considel ihe qualitet- ' MACK appeared al the r'l'v,"- with (Continued from Page 1) tions of the candidates'. i-'one 'otji^f than1 the original whip- j (ii.cker. Miss HUZZY GLUE KIKER. Slavic program: Tschaikowsky's ''Pa- : i .ti-tio. Tins raisi-ci a • protest i who' must,. have had a hay day (pun. : thetique Symphony," Smetna's over- i Wong, t'he ..liiV.irii.'j.ers .ahd ;0|ie 'or., two.,';j' i:i'. case yeU were Sfi-ups and list it ROARS OF R1CE0NIANS iui'e to : "'Bartered Bride," and Dvor- •I HO'I "''1 -jU) , yll|t, cit-ni-he.l iistfi:-'. Tin 11 ass,I, M.\CEO avoyved lhat even with ak's "Cello Concerto" w'lih Piatagor- •] chlVi lii.ed op life either side oi' the i ji:..ss<'s to the shrfw he speiit -ibaut skv soloist.. REVERBERATE VS.ROOM :i I.i'oin-; -/eel ill i'lle middle ill a ionsil- $350 Hi, didn't even kick about t^e •< ,-.d !i,.i: jerking sii.'sta. The i
V-3«' Vv } • 'J ifslw SB " illlll^B^HSili^BllslIlM II tlJ'1 will! THE RICE THRESHES PAGE THREE '"" "• •"""• have the leading roles in the show. BfWMfi Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. also has an im- v w-v A*>* portant part. ' '"f ';•' , THEAT] Colman has a dual role, playing both 4803 Rudolf Rassendyl and King Rudolf, V., linHBWpH whom he closely resembles. The king's MAIN METROPOLITAN brother (Raymond Massey). plotting "Life Begins in College," featuring to seize the throne, drugs the king, M. H. CRAWFORD. Mgr. and Rassendyll is enlisted to imper- the Ritz Brothers, Gloria Stuart, Tony CLARENCE WADEMAN, '21, Prop. fe'- : mm Martin and Joan Davis, starts at the nate the king at his Coronation. PHIL PEDEN, Rice Representative Met today. Included in the cast of After a series of fairy-tale adventures, •l this fast-moving comedy are Fred the king is restored to his rightful Chrysanthemums For The Game—Corsages throne and wins the love of the beau- Stone, with an important role, Nat ••W Thi Si I Pendleton, Ed Thorgersen, Dick Bold- tiful Princess Flavia (Madeline Car- win, Joan Marsh, Dixie Dunbar, Jed roil). 3106 Main II. 3111 Prouty, Maurice Cass, Marjorle Wea- ver and J. C. Nugent. Twentieth Century-Fox Production OWLS FIRED UP— Chief Darryl F. Zanuck selected Wil- (Continued from Page 1) liam A. Sciter to direct with Harold The injury jinx this week was still Wilson as associate producer. Next door to Top Hat. invites you to The R. Brothers are pants pressors following the Owls, Cleo Creamer truck 'or on in for a shinc'r up. MM working their Way through college, wrenching his knee. Kitts said: "The and they upset all past traditions with knee doesn't look so bad, but you never Wash and Grease Job for cfcn tell about a knee. Creamer may be ms their antics. B. E. Sylvester, Agent, Future Wealth, 7OO MAIN STREET CORNER CAPITOL MAJESTIC end, would start for the Tigers against Directed by Rouben Mamoulian, win- the Owls instead of Dumas, captain of Future rest and relaxation. ner of the New York Critics' Circle the Bengal eleven, At the other end ...... ; : . ;:...... ;...... ': • ..' t Jyfc. lilWBlil 1936 award for distinguished direction, will be J. Gormley. Friend and Gatto MR if will be at tackles, Smith and Clark at lltlili nHSlBBBNBiliill comes Paramount's historically-set South Texas Commercial National Bank story of tile development of the oil in- guards, and D. Gormley at center. dustry. Irene Dunne and Rudolph ap- The starting backfield for L. S. U. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation pear in the leading roles, of "High, will have Booth at quarter, Lemak Wide and Handsome," supported by and Milner at halves, and Rohm at Dorothy Lamour, Elizabeth Patterson, full. Rohm is touted afs one of the Raymond Walbuni, Charles Bickford, finest ball carriers in the' South. It BACK.. Akitn Tamiroff, Ben Blue and William was he that returned a punt of Char- Where to Lunch ? Frawley. lie Haas 59 yards for a touchdown The score was written by Jerome against Texas, Young Bussey Houston Kern, who has composed six new high school product, will see plenty of Lawson Drug Co. songs for the picture, and the' screen- service, and is touted as the best pass- play and lyrics for the songs written er on. either of the two teams Rice players have been making plans to 1708 Sunset by Oscar Hammerstein II. who has : written many successes with Kern. take special interest in Bussey this Vi -S; isH •v •':fil The musical-romance contains six Saturday, THE CLOSEST AND THE BESTEST new songs in the Kern tradition: "Can Coach Bertnc Moore has two com- I Forget You?", "The Folks Who Live plete elevens to throw at the Owls, Right Behind the M.L. Bldg. H. 0085 on the Hill," "The Things I Want," according to the advance reports. One- "High. Wide and Handsome," "Allegh- features power while the other fea- JACQUELINE'S eny At," and "Will You Marry Me To- tures speed. Both are dangerous scor- ing units and strong defensively SUEDE "WING" morrow, Maria?" KIRBY PUMP Beginning Saturday at the Kirby for Watches repaired and regulated hi 48 hours. No more waiting 1 to 2 One of the hundreds of Jac- a four-day run is the Columbia picture HEBERT'S BARBER production, "It's All Yours," co-star- weeks. It will B. O. K. if from B. O. queline campus successes . . . Kreiter, Kress Bldg. Lobby. and as striking as an unkissed ring Madeline Carroll and F parte is m Freshie on a blind date! Lederar for the first time. BEAUTYSHOT C'mon around and see them Mischa Alter completes the triangle, At The Sign of The Conoco all! ar.d the supporting cast includes Grace PLEASE YOUR GAL WITH A GOOD $6.75 Bradley, J. C. Nugent Victor Kilian WILCOX SERVICE end George McKay. STATION EAR L0WERIN' . ji Madeline Carroll, who started out 6650 Main St. H. 62«:i Whether it's sent collect or piepai 'i:T$1i ! as a school teacher in a girl's seminary 2 Blocks North of M.L., on Bissonet at Brighton, England, before launching Has Everything You Need THE DORMITORY'S SHOP Phone J. 21868 your laundry always arrives quickly, her dramatic career, wears some safely, by Railway Express—the favorite swanky clothes in the film, all new fall models, and shows advance tips on sera laundry route of generations of college L. 6129 I* 6120 fisll styles. men and women. Low rates. No added Shoe Salon The production, which is classed as As We Serve The Dorms So Well—We Would <:harge for pick-up and delivery — just I j Third Floor a romantic-comedy, was directed by •1' .j US I Elliott Nugent, from a screen play Like To Give You The Same Deal phone nearest Railway Express office. 'M written by Mary C. MeCall, Jr. *20 WASHINGTON AVE. 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PAGE FOUB THE BICE THRESHER FBIPA¥, OCTOBER g, 1937 Ittg missiles. M. U. hasn't looked so good. Washinc- Sallyport and Autry House are great Got your watches, clocks, bracelets, All makes repaired and sold, Points ton in which to do nothing, accord- - <«*v chains, etc., from B. O. Krelter, flvMiaMtm/l TWlr cofe Vfinftlrad. fnira* Thill: .Owl Outlook TEXAS U.-SfltAHOMA U.-With the concise opinion of Lewis * <**v»n -f -4r* " • **» The Owls lnoked far from polished Baer, Oklahoma's star passer out with Lobby. tain Pen Hospital, 601 HCrMt Bids. las'. Saturday against Oklahoma, and an Injured cheekbone incurred In the The concluding opinion is that of MM F. 7918. showed only flashes of form. It Rice game, Oklahoma looks a shade Pullman Eliaalde, last on the list not by Richard Banks |.eared to most of the Sunday morn- weaker. Texas has the stuff, Texas, because of his name but because his « « mils ing quarterbacks that OUle Cordill, in TEXAS CHRISTIAN-UNIVERSITY concluding remarks sum up the situa- Irving Shapley particular, and the sophomores in gen- OF TUtSA—T. C. U. showed unex- tion so perfectly. The Sam Houston eral, should have done less bench pected strength last week in tying Ar- Ex says: "Sallyport is important be- stomping. However, with the first kansas, and Tulsa beat Oklahoma U. cause it is there that the freshman gets S;; De lime for de circus is cie time far star sophomore half-back for the Tim- hurdle knocked down, we are expect- two weeks ago by two touchdowns. A - his introduction to the high and mighty the Tigers. The circus has already ers, will be the Nwthei One attrac- ing a reversal ot form when the Owls tough one to pick, We'll give the edge sophomores through the initiation JL 1| *zt yourself gune,' and the time for the L. S. U. tion. Young, former San Jac grid lu- Ire g«t'i the Tigers in their own backyard to the Christians. which is all in fun (O yeah!) The yfeffS"; Tiger-Rice Owl melee is rapidly ap- minary, lias been the early season »on- Saturday. If the Feather Flock could 1 RICE-LOUISIANA STATE—The fairer sex pick out what they want ;is. :.;. 1. proaching. ' With piaUjcal'y aU of Xrfl U. Against the Uni- get that spark back that they showed 1 * * •' -'If.- Owls by a prayer on account of gener- here and then go to work. A fresh- Louisiana invading Houston Saturday, versity of Florida, Buviey threw seven in the Texas U. game last year, plenty al principles. Let's all sit down and 1 man is further awed by the towering to a it looks like a plenty rough time for passes, J( which five WHO completed. of fireworks would break loose. pray. 7 ' V,'- ; statues of football players, who stand dinner in the In addition, he scored two touchdowns somebody Saturday afternoon, and a Against Oklahoma last week, Rice's plfi on running plays, am1 t.lso added an head and shoulders above everyone hot time in the old . Saturday l-ass defense was notably weak, al- • Ii-pr 'v extra point. Against Texas the bol' SLIMESTORM- else on the campus and who seem to irljjht As Lciuisjun,! State is undefeat- • hough they did show considerable was too wet for tnuch passing, but (Continued from Page 1) have the inside track with all the good ed so far this season, and as the Owls defensive strength against running Young averaged about ten yards every looking girls. Autry House is the Cry stal Dining are 'out to avenge last Saturday's de- plays. The Owls lacked consistent time he carried the ball. thinks of Autry House, Dorothy re- home of southern hospital ity where feat, somebody better look out! ,. drive, and their attack seemed to bog Bussey blocks, runs, passes, kicks, plied, "Oh, you mean that place where you can sit and get a bite to eat and du'.vn once the got within striking dis- Billie Byers arid Martha Farmer gizzle listen to the soft strains of music YOUR* Bussey Main Tiger Attraction arid does them all well. His greatest Room tance. Coach Kitts and his staff have cokes continuously?'' (Will tlie Misses coming from the nlckelodian — on It is, a sure ljet that., as far as Hous- .single attribute is bis ability to lay been working the past week, and M ton fans are contended Yotjtng Bussey, those passes where the receivers are Buyers and Farmer please get in touch someone else's nickel, Or if you are seem to have ironed out some of the with us and Settle the advertising athletically inclined, you can indulge and the pass defense ain't. Louisiana tough spots. Well, anyway, we'll get rates?) in a strenuous game of ping-ping, We soil ShcalTer, Parker. Conklin. sports writers are already comparing a look at them tomorrow. Swan, Wahl-Eversharp and Waterman linn with Sammy Baugh, All-Ameri- - 1 ; : •••; v ....j •J#,; J. L Clark, ex-Roaganite. says: "Rice Then, too, there are just chairs . . . of of the can last year at T. C- U. They say is swell because of its sweet girls; A course, this Is just a freshman's opin- Pens and Pencils. Names engraved Sport Snipes free. Fountain Pen Hospital, 601 Kress that his passes are so deadly that if House is not what it is cracked up to ion and should be taken, if at all, very Bussey had- been throwing hand gre- Why can't Rice have some girl cheer be; Sallyport is a grand place to lightly." Bidg. F. 7H18. lenders? We're taking Our ((tie from | nades in the world war, it wouldn't mingle with upper classmen; and I L, S. U. Boy, they've got something Vm/j i nw/iny have lasted a week. So watch No, 16, have nothing to say about Rice ath- there! Huey may be gone, but not all ATTENTION! folks, and clear, the-mono for whizz- letes after last Saturday's game." Those Rice Owl football players are ICK of Louisiana State's color seems to YY f have waned—The lowly Slime body- Martha Clark Smith, also from Rea- showing more fight than ever. They'll All makes repaired and sold, Points ttuard for our Sammy better protect gan, believes Sallyport will be the be cocked and primed for the Tigers & APARTMENTS | exchanged. Desk sets repaired, Foun- coldest spot on the campus on a windy HOTEL him from that real, live Bengal tiger tomorrow. Turn out tonight at the tain Pen Hospital, 801 Kress Bidg. (the L. S. U. mascot.) — Maybe you day. (Take it from us, Martha, it is!) pep rally at the Rice Hotel at eight I F. 7918. ' didn't know It, but. little Davev O'- She says Rice isn't much harder than o'clock and holler your derndest. Brien. Baugh's successor at T. C. U., high school; she likes Autry House for Learn the yells, had a better passing average than its swell malted milks (fifteen cent Pig'n Whistle Scores Again Sammy had his sophomore year. Ho one's a specialty); and she refused to With That New Sandwich is on the little side, but is plenty commit herself on the subject of ath- letes. Sensation lotiL'h —It was raining footballs last A-iek at Fayetteville. Arkansas and T. Bill Ross views Sallyport a good C U thrtf"/ HI passes. In other words, place to meet people outside; Autry I pass a minute. -That Tulane-Au- House as a nice place to go for recrea- burri gam'e would have been Interest tion when there is nothing- else to do, ing'If it had been played. The field 1 and physical training as work-out rag - only three feet under water. - needed by every freshman. | Guess Coneti Bible of -Texas is kind 1 CI. A. Linenberger of Reagan is very <,f proud oi Ins former team,; Nebras- muchly impressed with the Rice profs Minnesota had been bent; only once and credits them with knowing much Rt'l V-S' Pit; office ' • I before in three years. -^Lopfes like that more than he thought they would. He i T. • C, SET, has over Rice is goinu SOl.ll ONLY AT believes the athletes have a soft job i.: be .MS, hard as ever to beat this year. and that Sallypoi i is a nice place if : I '• n't D'lteh .Meyer ever have a weak you can stay there all the time. mmm - termi';";:"' .• • -jhi'f ; - ! A fi-llow Reaganile with a similar |%'n TgJht^IIe ' . >iiijiM :=! opinion regards the Rice profs as out- The Results in Advance standing citizens and athletes as "not ? ; ICyqry:'other spqrts writer ,is «|tfe'jB so lint since Saturday." He considers Sandwich Shop T iftpfi'itions, » w might as well make Rice hard. t- few. too. With our fingers, missed. ai,(.'i our eyes shut, here we are; ' Patsy Helton, who bails from Sam NOW 1701 S-i ,'1(118 SSI | AKKANS VS-nAYI.OK -The „ Bears' Houston, says "Autry House is Rice's SHOWING I h.ive. shown a great 'deal; of eiirly, sea- official hangout lor hours between classes, where you try to get some- Slain r fl Main ;;|i|p /.trengih. and. Arkansas was. tied ' !>v T. C, If,; last week,! hi(t. we'll take;. thing to drink, then a table, or at least | jhe |o||pl| Champions,1 Arkansas somewhere to sit d-.wn. and drink your MAJESTIC 6500 Harrlsburg : ,! t l,y;--a' ioi^;l idow|-i. drink before the hour is up. Sally- TEXAS A & M. - MISSISSIPPI port is where everyone is supposed to j, STATES Major :SasseV Maroons are meet everyone elm# arid tries to; also ' r; ted as otic .of the strongest teams in the spot where P. E. boys hold up the MURPHY'S BEAUTY AND HA RISER SHOP j (lit ' ibinititv, btit this ; looks< like ihc walls ot the building resting between I'KJfl HisM.net ' J, 21111 i Aiggie's ve.ir A. &. M by a whistler.. classes. I can't see over or around the football boys hut they are for (OME OX OYI-I! AND t'iKT ftKADY FOB THE L. S. t:. CKOWI) -, SOUTHERN METHODIST-WASH- I INGTON UNIVERSITY — Don I know Rice's honor, so I'm all for them.'' Just a feu lilncks from Kite 1 |||fl|i|S 'jbtiut; WnshinjTUin, , but they : .showed plenty of power in cruehing HOARD AND ROOM | William Jewell last Saturday. 45-0. -;S. Garage apartment for three btrys, 'Sep- arate beds With private hath or sleep- I Fountain Pen Hospital repairs all ! ing porch fur three hoys, separate beds intakes of Pens and Pencils. tiOl Kress ; with private hath. Mrs. Oilman. KHS Hldg. F. 7918. West Alabama. Hadley 8304.
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