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University of Montana ScholarWorks at University of Montana Associated Students of the University of Montana Kaimin, 1898-present Montana (ASUM) 5-10-1921 The Montana Kaimin, May 10, 1921 Associated Students of the State University Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.umt.edu/studentnewspaper Let us know how access to this document benefits ou.y Recommended Citation Associated Students of the State University, "The Montana Kaimin, May 10, 1921" (1921). Montana Kaimin, 1898-present. 582. https://scholarworks.umt.edu/studentnewspaper/582 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Associated Students of the University of Montana (ASUM) at ScholarWorks at University of Montana. It has been accepted for inclusion in Montana Kaimin, 1898-present by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks at University of Montana. For more information, please contact [email protected]. The Montana Kaimin STATE UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA, TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1921 No. 62 Straughn Scheuch George Yarnell Memorial Will Be Tl Spoke Highly of M Oim -lHG OIL Scholarship Award Last Track Meet | The Straughn Scheuch memorial will George M. Yarn ell, sports writer for AT LEAST 1,000 VISITORS ARE the Spokane Chronicle and an author­ be iii the form of a scholarship award, Biermen’s Men Train Hard Primary Vote Held Monday, EXPECTED. ity on athletic events, will be the of­ i't.wasx announced by Dean A. L. May 16; Final Two ficial starter in the track meet for the for Contests With Gem Stone yesterday. It provides that $40 be Butte, Helena, Great Falls, Billings, eighth time this year. Mr. Varnell State Athletes. Days Later. paid monthly in cash to a man chosen' Anaconda, Park, Gallatin said of the Interscholastic last year: from the student body by a committee Here Tomorrow. “The State University of Montana is Twenty petitions of candidates for which has not yet been appointed. second to none in the country in hand­ This week Coach Bierman will put his track men through the final prep­ A. S. U. M. offices ■were favorably act­ “The basis of awai’d is not solely on ling its annual games for the high scholarship but rather on good stu­ The 18th > Annual Interscholastic school athletes of its state.” . arations for the Idaho-Montana dual ed upon by the executive committee, at meet to be held Saturday afternoon on dent Citizenship,” said Dean Stone. Track Meet of the University of Mon­ Mr. Varnell praised the sportsman­ a special meeting Monday evening, ac­ Dornblaser Field. Jack Sterling, Steve “That would naturally include schol­ tana will see the largest number of like behavior of the participants,, the Sullivan, Oscar Anderson, Russel Lew­ cording to Ann Wilson, vice-president arship and the' vitality and influence contestants and supporters, and per­ manner in which the meet was conduct­ is, Tom McGowan and Arthur Jacob­ o f the A. S. U. M It was then the the candidate might have in the stu­ haps the keenest competition, that have ed and the value to the State Univer­ sen will be expected to do the most time limit for presenting the petitions dent body. Prof, and:Mrs. Scheuch do ever been seen on Dornblaser field in sity in the advertising it gives to the of the work for the Grizzlies. expired. not wish, the scholarship to be regard­ 18 years of the conducting of what is institution. He also said that the In­ Idaho lost in a dual meet with Wash­ This morning at a student convoca­ ed as a reward for high grades.” conceded to be the second greatest ter scholastic track meet is too impor­ tion at 9 o’clock, the candidates pre­ The scholarship becomes effective at track meet for secondary Schools that tant to be conducted as it is from ‘ a ington State college Saturday after­ noon, 79-52. Idaho is very strong in sented their respective platforms. The the beginning of the fall quarter of is held in the United States. At least publicity standpoint. That practically a thousand visitors are expected by Dr. the weight events, having Captain Pat primary elections will be held Monday, each year. The first recipient will be all the athletic meets in the country Perrine and Neal Irving for these con­ May 16, and the final election Wednes­ announced Commencement Day. J. P. Rowe, chairman of the meet. are exploited far more than is Mon­ day, May 18. Representatives of Conrad and the tana’s and that while the value to the tests. - Perrine will be entered in seven events, and Irving in four. Below is a complete list of names of Ursuline Academy of Great Falls ar­ state is great it should be advertised Sterling and Sullivan will probably the candidates : rived during the night and more will throughout the northwest, Mr..Varnell come during today and tonight. Every be entered in the 100-yard dash to com­ For president, Pat Keeley. Fred Day- TRACK TICKETS SELLING stated as his belief. train that whistles into Missoula to- * pete against Les Moe and Perrine. lis, Steve Sullivan, Clyde Murphy, and morrow will unload gangs from all Sterling and Anderson will likely run Ronald K ain; for vice-president, Elean­ over the state. Contestants from Butte, against Purdy Eaton and Moe in the or Dietrich, Ann Skylstead and Elsie WELLrSTflTES DR. ROWE Helena, Great Falls,; Billings, Anacon­ 220-yard dash. Thompson: for manager, Arthur Red­ ROOMS FOUND FOR ALL da, Park, Gallatin, Flathead and others Spike Baker and Gil Porter are like­ ding, Virgil Wilson. Oakley Coffee and Ticket sales for the Interscholastic who are coming to make interscholastic ly entrants in the pole vault. Arthur Eugene McKinnon; for secretary, Mary progressed all yesterday and Continue history are all expected here within Guerine is the Idaho entrant in this X. McCarthy and,Dorothy D. Moore; L! in town and on the campus today. The the next 24 hours. Athletes from the event. In the Idaho-W. S. C. meet for Kaimin editor, Lawrence Higbee, committee of business men who are Bitter Root valley towns will be the the Idaho pole vaulters were eliminated Leroy Kershner and Lloyd Thompson: handling the sales in the city reported last to arrive. Rooms have been found for all at the 10-foot mark. Irving will com­ for Sentinel editor, Gladys Robinson: gratifying success last night in secur­ Complete information as to’who Is girls and their chaperons who will pete with Leo Spogen and Dwight Car­ for yell king, Edwin Blenkner and ing the support of down town people coming from each school, the events in be here during track meet, according ver in the broad jump. William Hughes. yesterday. A campaign is also on at which contestants are entered, chap­ to Lucille Leyda, who has charge Sullivan, Bob Egan and Anderson The candidates for election to the the University and at all the schools erones, titles of declamatory selections, of placing them. will be in line to run against Eaton Board of Directors of the A. S. U. M. in town. and the place where each person will The number of gilds entered in the and Van Hosen for honors in the 440- store will be voted upon at either the Dr. J. P. Rowe, in charge of the stay while in Missoula is given on a events this year is a third more than yard run. Harsh won this event primary election or at the final elec­ meet, said yesterday that he had 1,625 large blueprint which may be found it was last year. They are all entered in the Idaho-W. S. C. meet in two flat. tion. The board is to be composed of tickets in the hands of salesmen and in Main hall. The chart was finished in the declamatory contest except one, G. Penwell and Harsh will enter the two faculty members and three student that he expected to sell a large pro­ yesterday by* the track meet officials, j who is registered for debating. mile run for Idaho. Montana’s en­ members. From the first list consist­ portion of them. -------------------------------- Miss Leyda will meet all the girls trants will be taken from a group cqm- ing o f Professor Merrill. Clyde Murphy “With the 20 per ce?nt rise in rail­ and their chaperons and take them to posed of Lewis, Brady, and Jacobsen and Ronald Kain, one faculty member road fares, to say nothing of the their rooms. They will start arriving and Gene Harpole will probably be en­ and one student shall be chosen to serve greatly increased number of contest­ Revised Program i tonight at midnight and will continue tered to run the two mile with Gill of one year only. From the second list ants, we expect railroad fare alone to of the Meet to arrive until Wednesday night Idaho. consisting of Professor Simes, Donald amount to $2,500 or more,” sai,d Dr. | Anyone wishing to know when girls Sterling and Chuck Roberts will Camell, Lois James and Leroy Kersh- . Rowe, in speaking of the necessity for arrive or where they will be located, probably run the high and low hur­ Tuesday, May 10 Her, one faculty member and two stu-; selling as many tickets as possible. can find the information on the blue dles against Perrine, Stoneman and Registration and Inspection Day dents shall be chosen to serve twoi ______________ '______ prints which will be posted in Univer­ Friedman. Perrine took second in years each. Wednesday, May 11 sity hall. these events in the Idaho-W. S. C'. meet. The candidates were chosen by the 4 :00 p.

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