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SUPPORT BASKET BALL TEAM VOL. 6. NUMBER 19. THE COLLEOE OF PUGET SOUND, TACOMA WA8HINOTON, FRIDAY WHITMAN WINS CONFERENCE GAME TO IJR. MAGEE W ILL STUDENT CHAPEL ALL COLLEGE BANQUET TO HAVE SPEAK IN SPECIAL MEN’S GLEE CLUB PROGRAM TO HE ClIAPEL TUESDAY PUGET SOUND BASKETEERS LOSE LARGEST ATTENDANCEONRECORD RETURNS AFTER A PATRIOTIC IN IDEA Dr. J, Ralph Magcc, Pastor of the The next student chapel program First Methodist Church of Seattle, TO WHITMAN BY LARGE SCORE SUSSESSFUL TRIP will be given on Monday morning. Social Hall in Scottish Rite Cathedral to Hr Scene and one of our College Trustees, will The theme will be linked up with the t address the student body Tuesday O f Colorful Event; Interclass Com petition for spirit of the month, hence, will be Loggers Start Strong in First Half But Missionaries morning in the auditorium at the Puget Sound Singern more or less p a triotic In nature. Honors in Decoration Is Keen; Hotel Winthrop regular chapel pei’lod. The Trustees Give Fifteen Concert* Overcome Lead in Northwest Conference Game The programs heretofore have of the College will be present at the at Walla Walla Trio to Play In Seven Day Tour been really worthwhile, and much service. ! credit is due to the following people. Stupendous in size, and delightful in anticipation will On account of chapel on Tuesday, To Be at Stellacoom This who comprise the committee, chair- Whitman swamped the College of Puget Sound basket be the annual All-College Banquet, to be held February 21, there w ill be none on Wednesday. Evening; Home Program man. Bernice Sprinkle. Dorothy ball team 55 to 20. The score at half time was 24 to 7. Log in the large social holl of the Scottish Rite Cathedral at 6:30 In March Ruth Scott, John Rademaker, I>fon- gers seem tired after long trip. Gillihan was high point man p. ni.. where all w ill gather about the festive table for re ard Unkefer. Louis Pebly, Martha for his team with nine points. freshment of the body and mind. LAPPENBUSCH The Men’s Glee Club of the Ann Wilson. Bob Evans, and the LOSE GONZAGA GAME Admission is by student body card only or a dollar plate College of Puget Sound re adviser, Professor Frederick. BIG ATTENDANCE AT 1 charge for the alumni, faculty, and night school students as AND GILL1HAN Meeting the Gonzaga Bulldogs in turned to the campus Thurs CHRISTIAN SERVICE well as for those who have failed to bring their student body SHAREHONORS day morning after a trip into the firs t game of the eastern Wash cards. The price of the banquet is included in the regular the northern part of the state. WOMEN WILL ington tour the Puget Sound Log associated students fee. j : - The club left a week ago Wed There was an unusually large at- n F D A T F I I 171) 17 I tendance at the Christian Service gers were defeated 50 to 37 last INFORMAL AFFAIR Football Awards Given To nesday, making fifteen ap I/L D A 1 L n E iIV E ilclub meetlng Tuesday evening Dr. Wednesday night at Spokane. It Is to be an informal, no-datv FORMER PROFESSOR Both Squads In Chapel pearances and giving a varied Monday - i * i j j | *Paul Reagor xas the uic speaker He ne The Bulldogs got off to a fast affair, and reservations of all those RECEIVES POSITION program of classical and j 0 Meet Team Wednesday took as his topic. The Qualifications semi-classical numbers, with start and near the end of the first planning to attend must be handed Frank Gillihan, third year man, From Bellingham Normal |of a M in is te r" Some of the out- Dr. George P. Hedley, former pro several specialty acts. half with but two minutes to play, to the class presidents if they have and Charles Lappcnbusch. second standing qualifications are: L Ap- fessor of Religious Education at On the whole, according to had a score of 21 to 4. At this time not already signed up for it In The -nm women's home debate e™ **” °‘ “ « w - Puget Sound, has been appointed year man on the varsity football Charles Anderson, glee club . . , will be held next Wednesday .(ter- °' mlnMr^ 2‘ A '°unda- the Logger team got together and chapel. assistant professor in New Testa squad, were awarded highest honors managcr, the concert toUr nooo at 0.cl0ck ta the tuditOT. uon ot noble charac^r: 3. A sense started an offensive drive that Competition between the classes'is ment at the Pacific School of Re by Coach Hubbard at the annual was quite succeasful. In he lllm „here u„ Kam of th , necessity o( the IndW du^ s ,OT the brought the score at mid time to 24 going to be extremely keen for the ligion. He will take the place of football assembly held Monday, Feb- maioritvm ujuiii} Uiof uii,the nfotirams the ‘' College„ „ of Puget * ^ Sound will argue entrance into the work if he is to Dean Chester C. McCown, professor singers were greeted by w ell- ~ ------, to 12. prize—an immense box of candy, rurary 11, in the auditorium during . ... . , i with the Bellingham Normal affirm- have a happy life. (-Woe is me if I of New Testament literature and filled auditoriums and en-jaUve preach not the Gospel/ ' 4. Love of Loggers Start Playing which is to be presented to the win chapel period. Frank Gillihan re interpretaUon, during the absence thusiastic audiences. In spite j people; 5. Quality of leadership: After the rest period the Maroon ning table during the banquet. of Dr. McCown. Dr. Hedley has held ceived the Johnson-Cox cup which is of the inclement weather, the j clor“a Norton„ and Ine* Brandt . 6 Some organizing ability; 7. Ability continued the scoring attack and To be sure of no partisanship a the position of teaching fellow in given each year to the man who has trip of some five hundred ^ "Preset Puget_ Sound on the| ^ hun^. * imeitectual brought the count to 24 to 22 before question. Resolved: That the plea of abmty.' 9courage- 10 Humili^r Judging committee will be selected the Old Testament department. been the greatest inspiration to the miles was made with onlv W the Bulldog outfit could get going minor mishaps, and a few temporary insanity in defense of Some Qf ^ which a min. again from the faculty. Dr. Hedley accompanied Dr. W il football team. Those who won the crime should be abolished. The same ^ does not ^ to ^ are: liam Frederick Bade, director of colds and sore throats are the Prom this tim e on the game be •‘Our Country," is to be the theme trophy for the last two years are question will be debated at Belling Palestine Institute of the Pacific only reminders of the eight came faster with the Spokane ream or m otif of the whole banquet, dec- Amos Booth and Gordon Tatum. ham, where Lillian Burkland and1 Oratorical ability; 2. Perfect School of Religion, on his archeo days’ absence. keeping a couple of jumps ahead of Georgia Johnson will defend the mannerisms. 3 Too much sell- oraUons and program. logical expedition to Palestine two W ith a total average of B, Charles Left February 6 satisfaction. the Tacomans. The club left In a caravan of four college on the affirmative side. Seniors Are “North" years ago, and will return for six Lappenbusch has the honor of be It was brought out that* the voice Gillihan and Croxell were about cars Wednesday morning. February A debate with Pacific Lutheran In table decorations the seniors months in 1929 to be with Dr. Bade ing the first to have his name on of the majority is not always the the only Loggers that could fmd the 6. Their first appearance was a College will be held here on Febra- will portray the North, Juniors the at the same place. Tell-en-Nasheh, voice of God. and it is up to the basket each collecting 12 points. For the new Mahncke cup which will go matlnee concert at Bothell, which ary 28. Marion James and Georgia East; sophomores, the South, and near Jerusalem where the archeo preacher to find and listen to the the Gonzagans, Schoenecker. Lev- each year to the varsity football man was received with much enthusias- j Johnson arguing for the College of Freshmen the West. Class commit logical work will be continued. voice of God. eaux. and Murphy did the most scor standing highest In scholarship, ium. Then the slnsers got under , Puget Sound. tee cUnlnnen for tills are: Audrey- ing. netting 15. 14 and 11 points in while Harry Brown o \ the reserve way once more, ucv ng in isaa------Dean Albert, senior; Lucille Veatch. the order given. team held the highest average of the quah in time for dinn**\ The con Junior; Floyd Sommers, Sophomores, TURNOUTS FOR NEGRO HISTORY entire squad. cert in the evening, w leb was very TRYOUTS HELD FOR The summary: and Betty Robbins. Freshmen. 19 Get Varsity Awards well received, was given to a full Juniors and Seniors will be sur ARCHERY BIG ALL-COLLEGE PLAY CHAPEL THEME Gonzaga <50 i After a short talk expressing the house at the Community Church. FG FT PF rounded on either side by the frosh 0 2 3 appreciation and esteem of the stu Following this, the dub members The All-College play tryouts were I R e v . Johnson Asks for Free- 1 fo n S r f O and sophs, while the faculty, alums J. M. Morgan Aids Women’s 1 1 dent body and faculty, football were taken to various homes of the held yesterday afternoon in the audi- dom and Fair Deal for Schoenecker. forward .7 1 2 and the night school students will Coach in Archery O'Connor forward __ 0 0 0 sweaters and certilicates were awar community for the night. j torium. They were not entirely NegTo sit at the head of the gathering. Instruction Murphy, center _____ 5 1 3 ded by Professor Robbins to the fol Thursday morning the cars left | completed and the remaining parts Smith, center _____ 2 1 3 Speakers of the evening will have a Leveaux. guard ------0 1 Archery has been a growing sport lowing varsity men: Amos Booth, for La Connor. Here an advertis- will be tryed out this afternoon. Negro History Week was the sub- c^ard special table on the stage. - 0 0 0 here at Puget Sound, and has now Bert Kepka, Ralph Brear, Dave Fer ing program was given in the after- I Prof. C. S. Holcomb, dramatic dir- o f a speech given in chapel Kennedy, guard -JL 0 0 _0 0 0 Credit for the success of the ban come to the stage in its development guson. John Gamero, Frank G llli- noon. In the evening an enthusias- ector, was unable last night to make Wednesday by A. W. Johnson, pastor Bernier, guard quet is to go to the general commit when it can boast of 50 women who han, John Gardner, Charles Lappon- tic crowd gave the glee clubbers an any definite statement about the °* ^ African M. E. church of Ta- Totals 2 2 12 tee: Martha Ann Wilson, chairman are interested in it at this early date busch, Fred LePenske, George Tib- ovation. Following the concert, the cast. coma. Pm ! S m i ( J n and senior representative; Elmer in the practice season. There is bits, and Harold Brotman. Absent high school student body were hosts j Xhose who tried out for the parts Rev Johnson s ^ a ***“ for , " FG FT PF Austin, senior, and associate chair members of the team receiving at an informal party for members are: ^ RUzabeth Jones, ***«*«»* and a fair deal far the many 2 3 still time to sign up for this tourna 1 0 man; Lucille Veatch, Junior; Leon ment, so more are expected by next sweaters were Theodore Bankhead, of the club. The members again Audrey-Doan Albert. Margaret A. negroes living in our country. Ac- Gillihan. forward 6 0 1 ard Unkefer, sophomore; Ida Bow Onnie Hannus, Bob Hurworth, stayed at ------, cording to the speaker it was the I^es. te rm * ! * 0 0 0 week. nearby homes for the MUler. Mrs. Brynat; Jeffrey Fair ^ ^ ^ ^ Mtlon CT^U. «nter 4 4 3 lin, Freshmen. Spence Purvis, Lee Graves, Victor night. Mr. J. M. Morgan was at the prac (father). Bob Evans, Elmer Austin. ^ ^ ^ becom ing what it is Hannus. guard 0 1 2 Ranta, Chester Rhodes, and Donald J) 1 1 “Our Country” Is Theme tice Monday in the gymnasium, and Friday the Puget Sound men Ed Burrough; Angelica Brice, (the Shotwell. today Rev. Johnson believes tha: The program, carrying out the mo assisted Mrs. Wainwright in teach drove to Burlington where they attractive young widow». Alice John Totals 14 12 education of the negro will tear tive, “Our Country,” is as follows: ing the principles to those interested. Letters for Reserves gave an advertising program in the son, Margaret Alleman. Elizabeth Certificates and letters were also Sail on. Thou Ships of Mr. Morgan is the most noted, and afternoon. In the evening the Little. Reitha Gehri. Maritta Hunt. down the ^ tm T lm and CALENDAR given to the following members of State ...... AmosBooth perhaps the best archer in Tacoma singers gave the worst program of Ada Anabel; Sylvia. Pauline Voelker. ^ help to build up 54x141 ****&' the reserve squad: Donald Turnbull, Fridav, February 15 Crown Thy Good With and his aid at this time is greatly the trip before a slim audience in Mary Frances LePenske; Peggy. Amonbaseball turnout. Is held regularly every Monday In on who fraternities could and could not pledge^ they look away from the organized Greek . hutor> l l < Ar‘' ^ College Humor. Gymnasium. 12:10. Combining buMncnn and enter letter men and women the greatest power any organisation ever had; that of having the , sodeufes in I women's debate with Bellingham the gym at 12:05, and whether a girl (xilusiM* lights ot determining the standurds hy which the future members of the orijan- rie,K',‘ i,,t °vv*v”“ — ., ™— ------— — _ tainment, student assembly yester has turned out for other forms of i/aliotl may he chosen. steadily increasing numbers through Normal. Jones Hall auditorium. day proved both amusing and In athletics or not. sho Is urged to try The principal hone of contention is that of scholarship. As the rule stands, an oraan- out country. After the early 3.00 p. m. structive. A clever skit advertising this new sport. Sign up next Mon 1 L 1 *i- — *1------»-» e 1 class and debating societies came Wednesday. February 20. the All-College banquet to be held day. next Thursday evening, was spon sored by Theta Alpha Phi, national honorary dramatic fraternity. LIFE IN WILDS up to faculty standards, Those participating were: Rcltha OF AFRICA IS Thele big bitf jojob b oof f the flu* fraternity I is to make the best possible men and women out of its ltlttllon suP»>orsBacchus flows.' It was the first Student Assembly, 10:10y a. 17 m.. Oehrl, Ina Ruth Coffman, Eliza YW-YM TOPIC niembc it s . To the best possible matcrial.it must have the right to set its own beth Jones, Van McKenny, Philip Greek letter society whose acUve Women's baseball. Upperclass gym. standairds of membership. Any attempt to curtail this right will necessarily curtail the membership was not confined to a 12:05. Berg, Bob Young, Wilbur Ooss, Alice At a Joint meeting of tho YW and possibilities of fraternal development. There is no other organization that can do for a Johnson. Mary McNcrthnoy, James YM held Tuesday in the auditorium single undergraduate class. Women’s debate with Parkland. man what the fraternity is capable of doing, providing its work is carried on without "In those days, the student rath- Auditorium, 2:00 p. m. Owens, Elmer Austin, Audrey Dean Mrs. Beebe talked to the students interference. skeller was as characteristic as were All-College Banquet, Scottish Rite Albert, Wilma Zimmerman, Betty about her experiences In Africa. Mr. It would have been much better had the faculty offered a cup or other trophy to be peg-top trousers. Almost every Cathedral. Plvision & G St.. 6:30 Pugh and Phyllis Culver. Elsie An Beebe was connected w ith the U, 8. competed for by the different Greek Letter organizations. This would serve as a stimulus town boasted one or more such p. m. derson, accompanied by Audrey Geological Bervlco thero. Mrs. Bee for watching scholarship among the members. If a man was pledged that was not capable drinking places where the students Basketball C. P. C. vs. Columbia U. Dean Albert, gave a vocal solo. be related a strange story about of making good grades, but who was an asset to the fraternity, it would lu> possible to get guthered. These parties—never in gym. 8:30 p. m. A proposed amendment to the Shooting a hippopotamus and tho one who co 05668652 ' ’ , “ • deficiency, or by a combined effort 011 the part of all members, mixed company—were known as Constitution was read for the second wild animal life seen while brlng- the grades of the fraternity could be raised. the carcas to camp. beer busts.’ beer fests.’* and keg SIGMA ZETAS PLEDGE time by Evelyn BJorkman. William As it stands, the desirable man with the low grades is forced to remain outside of parties/ and were provocative of Sigma Zeta Epsilon takes pleas- Law offered a suggestion to change Mrs. Beebe painted some very v iv the fraternity and lose a pleasant part of college life. good-natured mirth and fast fel- ure in announcing the pledging of the By-Laws In such a way that the id pictures of the wild state of the If the proper stimulus is given, the fraternities and sororities will pledge as they see lowshlp. They represented no al- William Bale of Hoquiam. and Fred Athletic Manager be appointed In country which she tramped through fit, and from their membership will come the best s tu d e n ts , nil without an order to do so (Continued on Page Four) Arntson of Tacoma. stead of elected. with her husband. from the faculty. N. M. J. THE PUGET SOUND TRAIL
PRESIDENT TODD CHAPEL TO BE ON H e r m a n . Martha Siler. Florence HEBREW LETTER TUESDAY NEXT WEEK ! LEARN THE PIANO I W lllis o n . Mabel McCurdy. Mary Gar SOCIETY STARTED IS KEPT BUSY nett Wilma Fredricks. Florence The chapel days are to be changed IN TEN LESSONS i N e w fle ld was absent because of I ll AT WILLAMETTE next week. The regular chapel on President Todd has attended two n e ss a n d was not Initiated. Wednesday will be switched to the ! TENOR-BANJO OR ITTF o llo w in g the Initiation services Willamette University, Feb. 7. conferences of Methodist pastors Y. date. Tuesday, at which time the O 6 (NIP) The newest organization on during this week, one In Portland everjone went over to Well’s Hall mid year meeting of the Board of I MANDOLIN IN FIVE the Willamette campus, the Inde- and one in Centralla. He represent Mabel Miller. Ethel Farver. Lottie w h e re a li g h t supper was served. The Trustees will be held. Students are tables were daintily decorated in the I pendent Women’s Association, has ed the educational activities of the LESSONS Informal Features Lancaster. Ruth Yauger, Winifred to attend as at regular chapel. Y M Ships of the Sea Mulville, Mary Van Sickle. Florence orority colors of lavender and yel- been accepted as the third chapter organization and spoke In that ca and Y W meetings will be held on Without nerve-racking, heart- i of Daleth Teth Glmel. Hebrew let pacity. In a nautical setting, Delta PI Wilson. Dorothy Pugh. Elinor Pugh. low. Wednesday. i breaking scales and exercises. : Omlcron fraternity entertained last Eleanor Taylor, Alice Abelsett. Mae ter society now being organized, ac- Last Monday In Colfax he preach = You are taught to play by note Lrl | ed the funeral services for an old Friday evening with a Winter In Eikenbary. Altrurians Give (cording to word received here re- I regular professional chord style. = formal at the Oyster Shell. The The Melting Pot cently by Bernice Jackson, president friend. J. W. Wiseman. Pres. Todd i In your very first lesson you will : “Come to DEWEY’S Shop for! | be able to play a popular number j scene was of the upper deck of a Altrurlans enjoyed a program 0f the local group. was a pastor of a Colfax church House Party haircuts that please." i by note. vessel with oars, steering wheels and Monday evening entitled ‘ The Melt- A11 women not living In organized th irty one years ago. life boats In evidence. Royal blue P Etelta°nAlpha Gamma announce ing Pot.” It was made up of num-1 group houses, whether they are Service that Satisfies Send For It On Approval I : : and white streamers festooned the th a t the date of their house party bers representing literature of some members of sororities or not, are The ‘ Hallmark Self-Instruc- I 2615 N. 21st. St. » celling. has been changed from Februarj of the nations that pour their people eligible for membership In this as- NOTED ACTOR TO I tor,” Is the title of this method. \ The committee In charge of the lnto New York's melting pot. The SOclatlon If they are able to fulfill I Eight years were required to per- I 8, to February 22. SHOW AT WHITMAN I feet this great work. The entire = affair Included Louis Pedley, Howard first number was "Russian Poetry” I certain requirements as to scholar- § course with the necessary exam- \ Sc hr od el and William Gellerman. Initiate by Dorothy Bowen; Margaret Pat- ship and character, Whitman College, Walla Walla, HANSON’S I inatlon sheets, is bound in one | Mid an Impressive c a n d le - U t set \ volume. The first lesson is un- = There were about thirty couples terson followed with a piano solo, Forty-two charter members com- Wash., Feb. N. I. P.—J. W. Zellner, ting at Christ’s Church, the Alpha "Hungarlan Melodies"; "Irish H u-lprjse ^e present membership at The Dependable Jeweler I sealed wlilch the student may ex- = present noted character portrayalist and i amine and be his own “JUDGE = Guests Included: Gertrude Elliot, Beta Upsilon sorority held their fi mor” was a group of stories about Willamette. Pledging of new mem- lightning change artist, will appear 257 South 11th St. 1 and JURY.” The later part of § Nan Heinz, Madge Goodwin, Doris nal degree In itia tio n late Wednesday Pat and Mike by Milan Mlchener. I wm take place within a few i the “Hallmark Self-Instructor/* f In his unique characterization In a Clark, Mary Garnett, Tommy Scrim- afternoon. The following girls re • Lady of the Lake" was an extempo weeks § is sealed. I matinee performance In the college - : shlre. Bonita Reeder, Muriel Bur- ceived the final degree: Mary O- by Katherine Hoffman. ‘‘Scotch’ I Washington State College at Pull- Upon the student returning any \ chapel on February 14. Mr. Zellner ; Boys: Remember the girl friend tram, Esther Jean Mathle, Julia Connor. Marina Hunt. Doris Wake was also an extempo given by Marl- man and tfce University of Idaho at \ copy of the “Hallmark Self-In- | who Is from Madison. Wisconsin, is and our spccial candy boxes ; Ganz, Elma Brown. Martha Slier. field. Bernice Patterson. Dorothy an Johnson. During the business Moscow have the first two chapters, E structor" with the seal unbroken, f making an extended trip In the west I we will refund In full all money : Turly. Tommy Scrimshire, Dorothy meeting the president, John O Con- I Representatives from these two appearing at the University of Ida CHENOWETH’S | paid. nor appointed Wilma Zimmerman chapters plan to be on the campus - ho and W. S. C. The unusualness 2614 N. Proctor NOTICE typewriters and Gordon Alcorn as Inter-Society sometime this spring to Install the for Light Refreshments This amazing Self-Instructor j of his performance Is said to be un I will be sent anywhere. You do = Eyes examined RIGHT representatives. Willamette chapter. Glasses RIGHT Prices RIGHT Corona Portable A rivaled on the American stage today | not need to send any money. \ all makes sold I* I When you reseice this new meth- \ Caswell Optical Co. d o w n and $5 per —a single man presenting an entire m o n th . Special \ od of teaching music. Deposit § 758 St. Helens rental rates to STUDENTS HAVING CO-EDS RELIEVED program of more than 16 roles in Everything that’s | with the Postman the sum of ten I s tu d e n ts STIFF BIBLE COURSE tabloid form. Mr. Zellner portrays = dollars. If you are not entirely { rl. D. naker_A_Co:_ 9 H _ P 5 £ ^I|^ AS RUSHING ENDS i satisfied, the money paid will be : mu» ...... j dramatic .historic and humorist per new and up to date Willamette University, Feb. 7 Whitman College, Walla Wallla, N sonages, ranging from Moses to (NIP) In what language was the I. P.—W hitm an co-eds breathe a Huckleberry Finn. He brings his own in Men’s Furnishing} MELLINGER’S | Bible written? Who were the slgh of rellef that the cares and wor- stage setting and lighting effect Royal Cleaners & Dyers twelve disciples? These and many L les of s o ^ ty msh and pledging which are marvels of artistic com FUNERAL HOME pleteness. His average change time i position to make an attractive • other questions on Bible history are over T^e semester rush, \ proposition to agents. Send for = Main 251 510 So. Tacoma Ave. | We Clean Everything must be answered or dodged by all j enduring thru the whole first is 30 seconds, from which speed he DAVIS’ | your copy today. Address The I has gained the name of the ‘‘Pro Willamette students, usually during semester. was substituted this year 942 Pacific Ave. i “Hallmark Self-Instructor” Sta- I ...... the freshman year, in the course In for the jjrst time In place of former tean Artist.” I tlon G, Post Office. Box 111, New I | York, N. Y. \ Rocco Sliine Parlor Bible history, one hour each week, I ^w0 Weeks’ rush at the beginning of 7t«lll|||l||MlllHI||HIMflllllllllll|JI||||IIIIMIIItlllHIIIII|«Mr Ladles’, Gents’ and Children’s Black and Gold which Is a requirement for gradua-1 the school year. Open rush and de- PROHIBITION THEME Shoes Cleaned, Dyed and tion at Willamette University. ferred pledging, besides affording OF WHITMAN CHAPEL Shined FIN E SYRUP During the semester Just com-1 more opportunities for forming SIXTH AVENUE DISTRICT Fassett and Company pleted 15 students failed in the I deeper friendships between sororities I Broadway Theater Bldg. Entr. | Whitman College. Walla Walla. Tacoma course In Old Testament history I new girls, gave the freshman Wash., N. I. P.—Whitman College presented, and will be required to glrls a better chance at choosing the students were entertained in chapel repeat next year. Most of the stu-1 most promising group. Formal ban- Home of Hoyt’s Doughnuts Friday morning. Feb. 8. by Mr. F., A. MASON’S dents are only average or below ln L uets were held Saturday evening, { Permanent Waves Hazeltine, U. S. prohibition investi Sandwiches a Specialty Bible knowledge, for 39 D's. 39 C’s, Feb 9 and rjbbon pledging took FOR I $5.00 and $10.00 gator, formerly of South Bend, Wn and 38 B's were given; only flve |place Sunday afternoon, Feb. 10. and father of Ellen Hazeltine, a Try Hoyt’s 35c Lunch or Chili Correct Apparel | CARSON’S made the high mark of A. Senior at Whitman. Mr. Hazeltine Open Evenings The course is given by Dr. John FOR I 739 St. Helens Main 916 ROBBINS TALKS ON spoke on the evils of drink and the IttMIIIII V D. McCormack, of Kimball School necessity of prohibition enforcement mu iiimiiii mu in lining of Theology, and the text used is RECOMMENDATIONS the Young He voiced the opinion that prohibi Drugs, Drug Sundries, Candies, Dr. McCorma ck’s "Thinking “ G etting good recommendations" Stationery, Fountain Pens, etc. College Man ' I Through the Bible,” which is a re- I was the topic for the speech of Prof. tion is in no immediate danger of Compliments of 12—LESSONS—12 : suit of his many years of teaching I Chas A. Robj>lns, who led chapel being discarded. Frederick Dean 948 Pacific Avenue Note or Ear—Guaranteed \ I the Bible to college students. | last Friday. “The best way to get I DORN GROCERY I i The National, Recognled School Drug Co. 1 WATERMAN PIANO SCHOOL these good recommendations,” stat- INCREASE SHOWN IN 2612 6th Ave. Phone M. *726 = Temple of Music Main 2406 411 n ITU UAC le^ Prof. Rob)ins. “Is to make good STUDENT BODY 1...... 51 ^ * L A H C L I B H A S grades in cofirge ADd pay up the fees MEETING FRIDAY as soon as possible, because It is not 11 Sporting Goods College of Idaho (NIP): Enroll THE GANG GANGS Morrison's Lunch Otlah Club met at the home of fair to the employer for the college ment for the second semester at the Tatman’s Music House i Miss Reneau last Friday evening. I to send out good recommendations a t SURE \ College of Idaho has Increased the Sixth Avenue Ruth Scott assisted as hostess. After f0r bad records on the books at We Carry a Fall Line of total roll of students by 23, making l E e o n a r b ’ s Headquarters for Radios Specials the regular business meeting. Lillian school. It also gives the college a the complete number 408. New stu ATHLETIC I Sixth & State Hamburgers 5c Burkland spoke on “Lighting in the bad reputation if some previous stu- dents from high schools, students Goods C hili 15c Home,’ and Doris Wilson gave a talk dent of the college does not live up making a transfer of schools, and on “The Pictures on our Walls.” Hot Soup 10c to his recommendation,” he said. old students returning to the Col « i The next meeting of the Club will Phone Main 2899 J I GAS O IL lege of Idaho are Included In this < ) TIRES HENRY MOHR Servicc With A Smile be held on Wednesday evening, number. Only 14 students were ad F. C. Jonas & Son l| March 20th, at which time Bernice WILLAMETTE IS I i “HARDY’S” Hardware Co. { ded to the enrollment at the begin I i Sprinkle will be hostess, and talks REPRESENTED IN Builders’ Hardware, Oils, SERVICE STATION iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiuiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuii; 2706 6th Avenue ning of the second semester last ' I will be given by Katherine and Pau Paints & Sporting Goods « I 6th & Oakes LEGISLATURE year and the total enrollment was line Voelker. “Furniture” will be the 2503 Sixth Ave. ' I only 401 last year as compared to Compare general topic for discussion. Style— Quality— Price Willamette University (NIP) W il 408 this year. lamette University is represented by §15.00 On with the party IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL PHILO OBSERVES seven former students In the present For Better Service WILLAMETTE FROSH Get Your Haircuts and All Dresses session of the Oregon Legislature. at the ALL SAINTS’ DAY HOLD GLEE CONTEST Shaves at the and Quality $15.00 In keeping with Valentine week, Three senators four members Sizes 14 to 46 Sizes the theme for last Mondays meet- of the lower house clalm WUlamette Sunset Barber Shop SAN CLARE Willamette University (NIP) The Sunset Theater Bldg. Call ing of Philo was entitled "Saints’ 145 Alma Mater. The senators president of the freshman class to FOUNTAIN LUNCH Day.” are Colon R. Eberhard of LaGrande, day Issued the formal challenge to Maretta Hunt spoke on “New L- L Mann of Pendleton, and Lloyd the other three classes to partici BUY YOUR VALENTINE Years” In various lands. “St. Val- T- ^ynolds of Salem. Allen A. By- Nicola Grocery Dance between bites pate In the annual song contest CANDY No. 1st at Tacoma Ave. entlne Day” was the title of the talk non of Portland, Lee McAllister of given by Julia Haugland. The musl- Sa,em- John B. McCourt of Portland known at Willamette as Freshman at A N D M A R K E T cal number of the evening was a and George P. Winslow are In the Glee. Original songs of a type desig “ The Parrott ” piano solo given by Martha DuBols lower house. Senator Eberhard and nated each year are composed by 2712 6th Ave. Olive Bartlett gave an excellent Representative Bynon are graduates members of each class, and are sung * THE COLLEGE COMMONS impromptu on ‘All Saints Day.' M ir- o l Willamette Law School, and the by all of the members of each class. lam Cleveland described the festival others are of the College of Liberal Loyalty songs are to be given this Sun Drug Co. for year. 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These class make more than two teams, more Last year there enrolled at the CONFERENCE GAME Next Week of Idaho Coyotes tucked another es are held on Friday at 12:05 and Night football will come Into na are expected next week. The Soph college a man who has proven to be Southern Idaho conference basket will continue until the last of the Three gamea are on the basket ball tional prominence in 1929. according omores will have a team and the one of the biggest assets to the var Visitors Beaten by 47 to ball game under their belts last week semester. They are not given so schedule for the Loggers next week. to an article in the March College Juniors and Seniors will combine to sity football team. His name Is when they beat the southern branch much for those who want to turn 33 Score as Local Team The assignment Includes a non-con make the second team. It is also Humor. Several schools have played of the University of Idaho 41 to 34. Chester Rhodes but to most every out for tennis to make points, but Is on Game ference game with Columbia Uni very probable that this year there body he Is known as Chet. football at night as an experiment, The Coyotes were in the lead the for any who want to learn. How versity on Thursday evening and a will only be one freshman team In and so satisfactory were the results whole way. They also won their Chet spent his high school days ever, as preliminary Instruction In two name series with Willamette on stead of two, as there has been In Gillihan and Croxall Star; that It Is believed that night foot- second meet of the season Monday, at Hermlston, Oregon, where he was Friday and Saturday nights. previous seasons. detail Is given, it Is advised, by Mrs. Linfield Handicapped ball has come to stay. Feb. 4, by defeating the University one of the mainstays on the athletic The Colum bla-Pugct Sound game Walnwrlght, that those who want to By Lose of Center It will be brought Into the national of Idaho southern branch 25 to 3. Although those who turn out for teams. Football was the sport he w ill be the second meeting of the two enter the amateur tournament, also spotlight next November when Coach this sport are enthusiastic, the gen liked best and quite naturally was a school* this year. On the Portland attend this class. This Is the first Looping the huskct from Knute K. Rocknes Notre Dame Oregon Student Heads Idaho eral Interest Is smaller for this than good player. He played the pigskin university's floor the Loggers barely time that an attempt has been made eleven meets Drake University, Mis Organization for any other game. sport for three years. just about any place they emerged with a win, the score being to give any Instruction In this sport, souri Valley eleven at Soldiers’ Field, Tuesday the Freshman turnout For two years Chet played basket wanted to, the Pu^et Sound 25 to 24. The game between the and It Is being received with appar Chicago, the scene'of the Dempsey- College of Idaho, Caldwell (NIP) was held, and the practice started. ball and was a good guard. In the ent enthusiasm, judging from the varsity defeated the Linfield Loggers and C liff-D w ellers was one Tunney fight. —Robert Troxell of Ontario, Ore., As yet. however, no positions have dashes and weight events Rhodes of the best that had been played In size of the class. As is the case w ith College Wildcats last Friday Just imagine the team on defense was elected president of the student been assigned on this, or any other made a good record In high school Portland for some time and In com the other sports, It Is not too late to evening by a 47 to 33 score. trying to solve the mysteries of the body of the College of Idaho at the team, but some are showing unex track meets. He was on the track menting on the fracas sports writ annual election Friday. Mannie join this class. The win marked the first for hidden ball at night, it is hard pected ability along particular lines. team for three years. * ers described It as a “real basketball enough to follow the ball in bright Phillips, Caldwell, Is vice president; At Puget Sound football Is the the Loggers in Northwest classic that thrilled the soectators daylight, so Chicago is expected to Richard Rust. Boise, financial sec only sport that Chet has made a WILLAMETTE GETS every moment." < Conference play. turn out to the tune of one hundred retary; and Irene Kneifel, Parma, MAKEUP MASKS A W IGS I letter. Playing either guard or MORE ENDOWMENT Coach Hubbard’s cohorts The Irish lads have a fast working thousand spectators to view this corresponding secretary. The new « | tackle Rhodes was one of the most N EAL E. THORSEN I were on their game against combination that gave the Loggers battle. officers will hold office for one year. Pythian Temple. Second Floor ; consistent men on the 1928 varsity all the work they wanted. Thurs ^ great deal of Interest was shown Masquerade Costumes, Tuxedos Willamette University, Feb. 7, the Oregon invaders and were It won't be long now until night team. days game will have plenty of thrills In the election by the students. and Dress Suits for Rent (NIP) At the trustee meeting In practivally unstoppable. Af football w ill become popular. Broadway Main 3111 I Portland last Tuesday, Dr. Carl and should bring out a good crowd...... ter a few minutes of passing RICH HIDY HEADS Gregg Doney announced the legacy Meeting the Willamette University and dribbling the Loggers hit team will renew the age-old com TWO CAME SERIES LOGS NEXT TERM of $100,000 left to Willamette Uni versity by Eric Hauser of Portland, the pace that brought the petition between the two Methodist HALVED AT SALEM schools. Just how the Loggers will Those who would Richmond Hldy Is to head the former contractor and owner of the score 30 to 9 iu favor of the Multnomah Hotel. fare In the two contests Is a big Knights of the Log for the next year Tacoma college. The large Willamette University Balls and Shoes I and The California Florists Announcing the Opening of Snappy Uniforms for Boys Whisper New Hopes BROWN & HALEY and Girls. 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Vaudeville Hill 930 PACIFIC AVE. i PATRONIZE TRAIL PATRONIZE TRAIL ADVERTISERS ADVERTISERS FEATURES THE PUQET SOUND TRAIL every number was given on ovation. solos by Harold Bergerson, Charles MEN'S GLEE CLUB Leaving Edmonds, the club drove Green and Prof. Bennett; a novelty $u g et g>ounb C ra tl STUDENT 'PERSONALITIES TOUR SUCCESS to Auburn, the last stop on the trip, combination of piano, marimba- (Continued from Page One) phone, xylophone and violin pre Published Weekly where they presented their final Established During School concert. sented by Carlton Wood, Charles Sept. 25. 1922 There Is nothing so Important as E n te re d Puget Sound Sunday morning the men gave a Personnel Given Hall and Edward Burrough; piano When she came to Puget Sound short religious program at the Com getting a good sta rt In life, and Twenty-two men made the tour, solos by Douglas Babcock; novelty — *