NORTH DAKOTA STATE COLLEGE THE SPECTRUM OFFICIAL PUBLICATION

VOLUME XLVII. STATE COLLEGE, NORTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY, SKPTEMBER 25, 1931. NUMBER 1

PHYSICAL EDUCATION PROVERBIAL SIDELIGHTS FROSH OPTIMISTIC THIRTEEN PROFESSORS Try our proverb department! There's no depression in love, they BUILDING ON STATE'S Come in and let us fit you out with say-but, did you know-there's no JOIN TEACHING RANKS one. Here are this week's lucky depression in North Dakota State numbers: Freshman spirit. In fact, we have a CAMPUS IS OPENED surplus. Witness the Christmas OF N, D. STATE COLLEGE I. W. Smith-"Turn not to the spirit manifest over at the college Structure Ranks Among Largest right ciana nor to the left: remove Y. M. C. A. building!! Freshmen W. E. Smith Comes From Rob- Gynasiums in Northwest thy foot from evil." P. S. "Quote have volunteered to aid in the erts College, Constantinople ; Colleges, Universities me as rating "Bad Girl" four stars "door-opening" Sobs there-gratis. Graduate of Iowa and a nice juicy Brooklyn." Over at the publications office, Mr. T. W. Johnson finds many howling ROSS' POSITION IS FILLED DEDICATION TO BE DEC. 5 for a chance to work on the Spec- Metzinger-"My son, attend to my trum. Get up and bar the door, you words; incline thine ear unto my For the opening of North Dakota With the completion of the new phy- perhaps suggest; but no, we like the State this fall thirteen new instructors sical education building on this cam- sayings, that you may grow wise." old fighting spirit. The alumni have been added to the faculty accord- pus, North Dakota State college has a won't know the old school after Frosh-"He was oppressed, and he ing to A. H. Parrot, registrar. gymnasium which ranks among the these big-hearted freshmen have put was afflicted, yet he opened not his In the school of chemistry Messrs. foremost on college and university their shoulders to the wheel for mouth: he is brought as a lamb to D. S. Dedrick and Lawson F. Marcy campuses in the Northwest, according about four years. the slaughter-and as a sheep be- are filling the vacancies left by Dr. A. to the concensus of opinion. Among Maybe they're too ambitious, but physical education buildings, the Uni- fore her shearers is dumb ,so he K. Smith and Professor Carl Gott- Caesar was ambitious, and you versity of Minnesota field house is .openeth not his mouth." schalk. Dedrick, instructor in physical know the rest. After all, we'll give probably the only building in the chemistry, has an undergraduate de- these yearlings a big, glad hand, northwest which is larger than State's Soph-"But he that weareth not a gree from Oklahoma City university because Moses probably meant col- building, says C. C. Finnegan, director green cap wrongeth his own body and a M.D. and Ph.D. degree from the lege students too when he said, of athletics. and soul, for all they that hate me, . Marcy is a gradu- "Six days shalt thou labor and on Formal dedication of the building love death." ate of Evansville college, Evansville, the seventh"-well, on the seventh, will take place Dec. 5, the date sche- Ind, and has an M.S. degree from Co- we'll probably go over to the house duled for the basketball game with the Sec. McArdle-"It is better to lumbia university. He comes here and meet the fellows. . give than receive." All the male from Parsons college, Fairfield, Iowa. Being approximately 284 feet long Frosh had a $50.50 chance in his W. E. Smith, instructor in civil en- and 122 feet wide, the gymnasium is a office. gineering, comes here after two years two-story building completely fire- Hartley Eckstrom at Roberts college in Constantinople. proof throughout. The construction is He is a graduate of the University of of Shale-tex rainbow brick trimmed Again Heads Honor Iowa. IVI. E. High, physics instructor, with Bedford stone. Gamma Is has had graduate work at McPhearson The main auditorium, 159 by 108 feet, Roll for College college and at the University of Ohio. includes three regulation basketball High in Scholarship Foster Buck is the third man to be added to the staff of the school of courts. Seating arrangements will ac- Jeanette Panimon and Burton commodate 3,600 spectators who will For Third Quarter Mechanic Arts. have a clear view of the main basket- Kilbourne Take Second From Switzerland is the new in- ball court as well as the stage at the And Thin', Places structor in modern languages, Miss north end of the building. The stage Second ; Kappa Yvonne Fleury. Miss Fleury has stu- is 78 by 44 fet and has a front decorat- , Delta With an average of 96.8 Hartley died at the Universities of Lous-anne ed in the college colors, yellow and Lead Men's Organzations Eckstrom, sophomore in chemistry and and Zurich in French and German green. At either side of the stage are engineering, for the second time re- Switzerland. dressing rooms and property rooms. corded the highest average ever made Victor H. Jones, geology instructor, Complete lighting equipment has been with an average of by an undergradute at State college. is a sedimentation specialist. He has provided for stage presentations. 87.2 and Kappa Delta with 85.5 lead the campus social organizations for the Eckstrom recorded the same average recently worked with the survey de- Leading oil from the main lobby at Audrey :Iouglum spring term. This is the third succes- for the winter term of his sophomore partment of the Illinois Geological Sur- the south end on the main floor of the sive term that Gamma Phi Beta has Above is shown Miss Audrey Houg- year. For three successive terms vey society, the Iowa Survey society, building are offices of the athletic staff headed the list. lum, co-ed at the State College who is Eckstrom has headed the honor roll. and has done experimental work along members, property rooms, shower now in Detroit, Michigan, where she Jeanette Panimon, sophomore in the Mississippi river in Louisiana. He rooms for visiting officials, a room for Leading the fraternities was Chi with an average of 84. Sig- is appearing with the North Dakota science and literature, placed second is a graduate of the University of Iowa. (Continued on Page Four) with 96.6. Burton Kilbourne, junior ma Phi Delta was second with 83.9. Department American Legion band. After working as a graduate assist- in science and literature, was third Following Kappa Delta was Kappa The young lady according to associated ant at Iowa State under E. R. Smith, with 96.3. Georginia Metzinger, senior Kappa Gamma, 85.4; Phi Omega Pi, 85; press dispatches from Detroit has made brother of I. W. Smith of the mathe- in science and literature, placed fourth Fraternity Formal , 84.5. Alpha Xi a decided hit with her band. She ap- matics department, Arthur Davis with 95.9 and Henry Zwerg, senior in Beta, 84.1; , 83.3; peared at Dakotah Field with the or- comes to North Dakota State this year. architectural engineering, was fifth Rushing Activities , 82.3; , ganization at the opening game with He holds a B.S. degree and a M.S. with 95.5. 81.8; , 81.8; Delta Kappa Sig- Concordia Friday night, Sept. 18th, degree from Iowa State. Will Begin Today ma, 81.7; Alpha Kappa Phi, 81.5; and prior to leaving for Detroit. The band Four students tied for sixth place with an average of 95.3. • These were Miss Nadine Buck of Topeka, Kan- Delta Tau Epsilon, 80.2. this Miss Houglum is appearing with sas, is replacing Constance Heilman, freshman in science Miss Dorothy Cole, • * is the famous North Dakota American instructor in physical education for Alpha Kappa Phi Gives First and literature, Chester D. Smith, so- Legion band, the band which General women. She comes here from the Pi Gamma Mu High phomore in science and literature, Party ; Period Extends Pershing declared was the "liveli- University of West Virginia and is a Pi Gamma Mu with 89.9 led all the Warren Whitman, sophomore in Through Oct. 2 est Band in the World," a most graduate of the University of Wiscon- organizations. The Lincoln Debate science and literature, and Harold unusual musical organization in view sin. club was second with 89.4. Other or- of the fact that its thirty-one musi- Lundgren, junior in chemistry. Formal rushing for men's Greek let- Horace L. Barnett of the botany de- ganization recorded averages as fol- cians are from thirty-one different William Haugstad with an average ter organizations on the campus opens lows: Senior Staff, 89.2; Am. Society of partment is a specialist in plant path- towns in North Dakota and that it was of 95 was the tenth student on the today with every fraternity group Argic'l. Engineers, 89.1; Pan-Hellenic (Continued on Page Four) originally the first North Dakota honor roll. scheduled for a party night during the council, 89.1; Alpha Zeta, 89; Kappa National Guard band, serving on formal period which extends through Delta Pi, 88.9; , the Mexican border and later becom- Friday, Oct. 2. Informal rushing began 88.8; Student Branch of Am. Soc of ing the 164 U. S. Infantry band serving Pan-Hellenic Fetes William Rundquist Wednesday. M. E., 88.6; Omega, 88.5; 18 months overseas in France. On its Alpha Kappa Phi will open the for- Am. Inst. of Elect. Engineers, 87.9; return from France it was reorganized New Women Tonight mal period by entertaining tonight. Rho CM, 87.8; , Is New President into the North Dakota Department Saturday night's affairs are being 87.3; Kappa Tau Delta, 87.2; Edwin American Legion band and has toured planned by , Kappa Booth Dramatic club, 86.1; Tau Delta Faculty Members Will Be Guests of Sigma Phi Delta the entire United States. It is at De- Psi, and Alpha Gamma Rho. Delta Pi, 86.1; Student commission, 86; Delta Of Council at Annual troit, Micihgan, this year and in 1932 Kappa Sigma will be hosts Monday Psi Kappa, 85.9; Y. W. C. A. cabinet, Informal Affair Six Schools Send Delegates will go to Portland, Oregon. Miss night; Alpha Sigma Tau, Tuesday; 85.1; Blue Key fraternity, 84.7; Saddle Houglum is a freshman in the school To Convention Held Here Kappa Sigma Chi, Wednesday; Delta and Sirloin, 84.6; Guidon, 84.5; State Tomorrow afternoon from 3 to 6 the of education and on her return will September 1 and 2 Tau Epsilon, Thursday, and Theta Chi, College Engineer, 84.5; , six sororities on the campus will hold take an active part in student life at Friday. 84.4; Women's Athletic Association, open house for all new women on the North Dakota State. Wednesday William Rundquist, of Epsilon chap- With the exception of Theta Chi, all 84.3; Bison staff, 84.1; College Engineers campus. (September 23rd) she was the guest of ter of Sigma Phi Delta, was elected groups have named rushing captains. club, 83.6; Newman club, 83.5; Cosmo- Alpha Xi Beta will receive at the Vice President Curtis, General Per- national president of the fraternity at Alpha Gamma Rho has Roderick Mc- politan club, 832; Spectrum staff, 82.8; home of Doris Lathrop, 1002 7th street shing and Secretary of War Patrick its annual convention held in Fargo, Millen; Alpha Kappa Phi, George Cof- Gamma Tau Sigma, 82.1; Y. M. C. A. North, with Ovidia Carstens, Blanche J. Hurley at a luncheon in the Stattler September 1 and 2. fey; Alpha Sigma Tau, Ross Cone; cabinet, 81.4; Atelier Chat Noir, 81.1; Rooney and Margaret Hagen in charge. Hotel given in her honor. She will Delta Kappa Sigma, Robert Taylor; N. D. A. C. Pharmacy club, 80.6. Marjorie Miller, assisted by Ruth At the convention were delegates return to her studies Monday, Septem- Delta Tau Epsilon, Gus Younger; Kap- The general average of the college Bower and Ruth Johnson, are arrang- from the the University of Southern ber 28th. pa Psi, Earl Grove; Kappa Sigma Chi, was 81.9. Fraternity men recorded ing for Alpha Gamma Delta who will California; University of South Dakota; . Ivan Bigler, and Sigma Phi Delta, 82.6 against a non-fraternity average of be at home at their chapter house, 1404 Tulaine University, New Orleans; Uni- Milton Lee. 80. Sorority women rated 85.3 and SORORITIES ENTERTAIN 12th avenue North. Gamma Phi Beta versity of Illinois, and Marquette. During the informal period which non-sorority 83. FRESHMEN TOMORROW will entertain at their home, 1372 12th Meetings were held on both days of will continue through Oct. 4, groups Pan-Hellenic council will hold its avenue North with Sara O'Connor, the convention with morning and and individuals may rush at their plea- JACK AIKEN'S ORCHESTRA annual party at 8 p. m. in the Armory Myrl Hoar, and Phyllis Tritchler in afternoon sessions. The delegates were sure subject to the restriction that a for all women on the campus. At this charge. Kappa Delta will receive in entertained at a dance in the YMCA rushee may not be entertained in any LEAVES SEATTLE OCT. 3 time all sorority women on the cam- their apartment, 505 7th avenue North, building September 1. On September fraternity house after 6 p. m., the Inter- pus will be hostess to all women stu- with Lucille McGrath and Margaret 2 a luncheon was given in the Lincoln fraternity council has ruled. Rushing Jack Aiken, student at North Dakota dents at an informal dance. Olsen in charge of arrangements. Lil- .Log Cabin. Mr. Arvold addressed the or entertaining by other groups on State, left last Sunday for Valley City, Women faculty members will be lian Lindsey and Donadla MacDonald convention at this time. Dean Dolve nights allotted to a particular frater- the first lap of his drive to Seattle, guests and the committees include are arranging for Kappa Kappa Gam- and several alumni were honor guests nity during the formal period is for- preparatory to an oriental cruise simi- representatives from the different ma, who will be at home in their rooms at the affair. Officers were elected in bidden by the council. Sundays, Sept. lar to the one followed by Bill Euren sororities. In charge of entertainment at the college Y. W. C. A. Phi Omega the afternoon, with a banquet at the 27 and Oct. 4, are to be closed dates and his orchestra four years ago. With is Grace Hunkins. Marguerite Jen- Pi will entertain in their chapter Edgewater-Beach hotel in Detroit while Saturday, Oct. 3, is an open him were Ole Severson and Della nings is arranging for refreshments, house, 1223 11th avenue North, with Lakes following the election., Jack date. Formal pledging is scheduled Rudrud both of Fargo; Arthur Pray Joyce Peterson, publicity, and Virginia Eleanor Erickson, Dorothy Chard, and Simonitsch was general chairman of for 7 p. m. Oct. 5 and Harold Nelson, Valley City. Davis, hall. Dorothea Gutman in charge. all arrangements.

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keep going without Frosh pledges to The beauty of a bird is one thing, Helen Rainville, Crosby, is attending THE SPECTRUM stay at the house. To come outright and the song of a bird is another; and the University of Montana this year. Official publication of the students of with a refusal to let the Greeks con- the glory of a day is beautiful, but the North Dakota State College, pub- Minnie Mutters tinue would cause a riot, and so the life glorified has a beauty of its own. lished every 'Tuesday and Friday college is going to rid itself of the during the school year. Address all vermine by removing its income. Fra- A window is a cold, cool thing—hard, After Parties and Shows Picture if you can the beginning of communications to the Editor-in- ternities are no good anyway, take it brittle. But the soul cf a window is school, the hundreds of thousands of Chief. from one who belongs to one. They a thing of beauty. I saw it for a mo- meet at rugged boys and girls, tears of joy and are only about three fourths of ones ment when I washed it clean, then Subscription rate: $2.00 per school gratitude in their eyes—because they education. stood aside and said, "A window is a year. don't have to go. It might not be significant, but at the lovely thing—" and bowed my head. Le Chateau Entered as second class matter at For the benefit of those unfortunates U they have a parody on our team It dazzled me so. State College station, Fargo, N. D., enrolled in the various schools on this song that goes like this: Come To Our under the act of March 3, 1879. campus, we herewith insert the direc- Sunday School. Spectrum Phones: Day 4903; Night tory for new students, a type of humor I hope YOU are staying in an ap- 5525. dear to the hearts of distraught colum- proved room. nists;— Goofy MacSnoof. E APPRECIATE you future Marjory Archer Editor-in-Chief Main Gate: The Main Gate on this Glenn Reichert Business Manager campus varies with the time of day, " Windows W patronage and solicit your fut- Editorial Staff as pointed out by the Tower Clock— The following is the prize-wihning Gerald Garlid Assistant Editor at or about eight o'clock A. M., it freshman theme written last spring by ure work. When you think of Robert Connolly Managing Editor being a rapid lurch forward in the di- Grace South in the competitive theme Abbie Porter Desk Editor rection of Science, Main, Ag, Chemis- writing contest for freshmen sponsored laundry call DIXON for service and William E. Stewart. . _Feature Editor try etcetera, etc., in spring and fall by the local chapter of Sigma Tau Jack Grolmke Sports Editor around four bells, assuming an inde- Delta, national English fraternity. quality. We darn sox and sew on Ruth Barrett Society Editor finite directionless form of ambulation I wash a plain glass window, then Fredrick Martin Copy Reader —and at the magic hour of twelve, a stand aside and say, "A window is a buttons without extra charge. Myrl Hoar Copy Reader sort of—but here, here, I can't go on lovely thing—" and wonder why I did Amy Oscarson • Music Editor making this too subtle or only the not think of that before. Perhaps it Clifford Bowman ______Exchange Editor Profs will understand it. became beautiful by my washing it. I DIXON LAUNDRY COMPANY Business Staff Professor Arvold:—One of the "big- do not know. PHONE 666 Jay Lynch Advertising Mgr. ger" guns on our faculty list, who has I only know that there is a comfort John Thorsen Advertising Mgr. taken over Main building and the new in windows. In a blinking lone-star We have a representative in each fraternity on William MacDonald.. Advertising Mgr, Community Hall, as a fair start to- window through the dusk, in a win- wards running the school. He claims the campus. dow friendly with geranium petals. I AN EPOCHAL YEAR as acquaintances such celebrities as think the happiest window that I have The Spectrum comes into your hands David Belasco, Samuel French (of royalty renown) the late Knute Rock- ever seen was one on which a child had today with a message of welcome for traced frost-patterns of a fairy land. the faculty, the new, and the old stu- ne, Lindbergh, and knowing all these, yet does not know why Freshmen sleep And there is a beauty in frail win- dents. dows when rainbows stretch their We feel after a week of observation through his 8 o'clocks.—Yessir, A. G. OPPORTUNITIES Arvold is the greatest man on this shimmering arcs and, in a moment of that North Dakota State is fortunate friendliness, reflect themselves dizzily Opportunities are of value only to those who are prepared to use this year in having one of the most campus—he weighs 250. And opposite them. Prepare now for the many opportunities offered by the business Professor Arvold is the ? ? ? ? me- in a window's depths. Even a golden personable of freshman classes. They sunset may smile to see its death—in world to the young people who have made the proper preparation and are to be complimented on their intelli- morial statue. have the ability to work up to the higher positions. It requires only a ? ? ? ? Memorial statue: erected in a window. gent attitude and on the splendid spirit few months of training to prepare for a position that will pay you a the year ? ? ? ?, in commemoration A window—intimate with rain-tears, worthwhile salary with many chances for advancement. Phone 1099 or with which they have entered into the of ? ? ? ? , by friend and colleagues perhaps lonely on moon-struck nights. write for information to the activities of the orientation program. Happy when grubby fingers play at of this great " 9 9 This is the With this group of new students, a its cool surface. Happy when a first- campus mystery, and presents an op- new physical education building added bouquet is posed against its curtains Interstate Business College portunity to the youngsters on the FARGO, to our facilities, a football team that by a girl in a first-party dress. And NORTH DAKOTA promises to make history, and addi- campus to distinguish themselves as a later, when all is.gone but the old stairs tional factors too numerous to mention, coming Sherlock Holmes, Hawkshaw, and the yawning cupboard—happy we believe that this will be an epochal or similar detectives of repute. with memories. year for the college.

THE BIG SISTER MOVEMENT After a week of adjustment the new The... women on the campus are singing Student Opinion peans of praise for the woman who first originated the Big Sister movement School has reopened, and with it has for college women. come all the bad things including all Broadway Pharmacy This year being more perfected it the writers of these little alleged opin- has been more successful than ever ions. No school year can come without before. A cursory glance at some of giving the students, a brand new gripe the letters received by the Big Sisters to make the place seem just a little is proof enough that it has been a sig- home like. nal success. The men's dorm seems to carry the We feel that the Y. W. C. A. is to limelight at the present time, and what be congratulated and that they should Extends its sincerest Welcome a gripe it has turned out to be. Of feel gratified with the success their course the faculty is justified in forc- careful efforts have achieved. ing students to stay there. Why, the to you college may own the darn thing in an- STUDENT UNION other two hundred years. No one Gracing our campus as we return seems to think that it might be more to college this fall is the new physical convenient for a student to stay at SHOES THAT education building. At last the inade- the home of a friend or relative, and GO TO GAMES.... quate facilities offered by the old Ar- that is justice. If the parents of boys mory can be turned to a better use. who matriculate this fall raised enough Your escort will forgive you for Make it a habit of meeting Your When the new building was first pro- wheat to send their hopefulls to col- not knowing the rules of the posed the suggestion was made that lege, surely there were enough bushels game—gives him a chance to friends at our store the Armory be converted into a Stu- to keep them in the dorm. show his masculine superiority. dent Union building. The campus needs During the last years, the college BUT- a building where students can mingle has FAVORED the fraternity idea. bs sure your personal appearance at any hour during the day. The What is college without them? The will score high in his approval . building proper might be converted writer, however, thinks that the col- You can be sure that into a lounge. Perhaps adjoining small lege is using the most effective way of R & G We Carry a Complete Line of rooms could be used for organization ridding itself of the Greek menace. By shoes will do their part for your Parker Pens and Pencils meetings. A small tea room at so cen- forcing the students into the dorm they costume. tral a place would be feasible. are forcing them out of the fraternity These are merely initial suggestions. houses. Of course no fraternity can Perhaps other students could offer OFFICE SPECIALTIES CO. others. OFFICIAL BULLETIN Fargo Theatre First Time All students interested in staff or re- portial positions on the Spectrum Barber Shop Brown Kid and Pinseal should report to the office before 4 It's a Good Place to get at School Opening p. m. today. Your Haircut. $5.95 Marjory Archer. The New Burgundy Red All applications for positions on the "The Shop with the Red Chairs" editorial and business staffs of the 1933 0 and Black 'Parlor Duofold Bison must be turned in on or before BILL BENSHOOF, Prop. Tuesday, September 29, 1931, to the OCYTE RY FARGO, N. D. O. NORTH OAKOT, They're ready—Parker's latest creations Bison office. —first time shown at a school opening— Mart Vogel. the new Burgundy Red and Black Matched Pen and Pencil sets. Rare beauties, as radi- antly colorful as wine-colored crystal. See them now at your nearest Parker dealers. We Need Your Head Take a pair to class and you'll have the newest in the Guaranteed for Life Duofold IN OUR BUSINESS Welcome A. C. Students Pen. Not $10 as you would expect—but —AND— only $5 or $7—due to largest sale in the world. The set—Junior size Pen and Pen- You Need Our Service in New and Old cil, $8.75; Lady Duofold Set, $8.25. Yours MAY YOUR SCHOOL YEAR BE MOST 41 Gardner Hotel PLEASANT AND PROFITABLE ' FOR SALE BY THE FARGO FORUM Whitman's Barber Shop OFFICE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT ALL THE NEWS WHEN IT IS NEWS 629 First Avenue North PHONE 4330

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It would take a mighty hardened lz CI athlete not to feel the warmth of Between Halves a student reception. And it's all the nicer for the athlete if the team CHIC SNAPPY CLOTHES By EVERETT WALLUM loses. Here's a chance for some FOR THE COLLEGE MISS student to take the leadership in organizing a reception- MODERATE NEW ARRIVALS QUALITY Between halves! The period of * s * relaxation in the battle; when the Dean Mendenhall, a graduate of PRICES DAILY APPAREL fans meditate over what has hap- 1914, visited the alumni office the other pened and dispute over what will day. Mr. Mendenhall, of course, thinks WATERMAN-OHM CO. occur when the boys tangle again. the class of '14 is the best collection A poor name for a column, but of students that ever bounced itself 109 Broadway FARGO, N. D. then even columns must have through four years of college life. And names. We pause to recall that he can tell you why, but we won't go woOlipniewsAnpowooffip".w.a. some columns are called all kinds into that. We are interested, however, of names. in his views on football in those days. * * * There was always a lot of spirit on the THIS WEEKEND THE BISON FACE part of students and faculty. Each A CRUCIAL STEP IN THE COL- member of the team was treated royal- LEGE'S ATHLETIC CAREER. THEY ly, and a grid hero could have a deed FOR THAT'S HAVE M A D E A DETERMINED to the campus any time. For several CHALLENGE FOR NATIONAL RE- days after the battle students would COGNITION A N D THAT CHAL- light their bulldog pipes while uttering Cy Lonsbrough LENGE HAS BEEN ACCEPTED IN patriotic statements about the team, NO UNCERTAIN TERMS BY MINNE- while the loyal co-eds would talk in SOTA, WISCONSIN AND KANSAS hushed tones about some star or other Bison Play Gophers STATE. THIS NEW RESPONSIBILI- who had nodded at her. CALMENSON'S TY IS ONE THE STUDENT SHOULD SHOULDER AS WELL AS THE ATH- Tomorrow Afternoon LE1ES THEMSELVES. BISON ATH- OF COURSE WE ALL LAUGH AT LETIC RELATIONSHIP IS AN HON- THIS TODAY. TIMES HAVE CHANG- Head Coach C. C. Finnegan and his Your idea of what a Fall Suit should OR TO THE STUDENT BODY AND ED, BUT WE, FOR ONE, WOULD THE INSTITUTION AND THE STU- LIKE TO SEE SOME OF THIS SAME able asistant, Bob Lowe, with a band DENTS SHOULD MERIT THAT RE- SINCERE LOYALTY AGAIN. THE of husky gridders entrained Thursday be is faithfully and exactly COGNITION BY GETTING BEHIND BISON SPIRIT WAS ONCE NOTORI- evening for Minneapolis wher they will THE TEAM WITH SOME OF THAT OUS FOR ITS INTENSITY. LATELY match wits with the strong Gopher expressed in OLD TIME SPIRIT THAT CHARAC- IT HAS BEEN ON THE WANE, DUE, eleven at Memorial stadium on Satur- TERIZED, THE CLAUDIE MILLER NO DOUBT, TO INCREASE IN EN- day afternoon. AND BEN RUMPELTES DAYS. ROLLMENT. BUT THE TEAM IS Major faults that loomed up in the * * * STILL THE BISON, AND YOU ARE contest with the Concordia Cobbers Calm enson's College For instance, it would be mighty STILL BISON STUDENTS. HOW last Friday have been corrected and ABOUT GETTING JUST A LITTLE the team play has been vastly im- nice if the student body would RABID. take it upon itself to be on hand proved. Styled Clothes * * * when the train pulls in from Min- Minnesota respects the power Pc. the neapolis after the Gopher game. Hundreds from Fargo are going to team that has been moulded int, first All this modern talk about a team Minneapolis for the game. If any of class form by Finnegan and will send not appreciating moral support the students find it possible to attend their strongest lineup against the Bison the Bison's 1931 debut against Big Ten $1830 - $22.50- $2930 from students is merely an excuse. eleven. Ripon College will engage the opposition, they can fall in friendly Gophers in the second contest of the hands by asking for tickets in the Bi- day. WITH OR WITHOUT TWO TROUSERS son section. Bunt Playing Well WELCOME"HOME" • * * If you have time some afternoon, The team has been improving with old friends of N. D. State every practice and individual stars — and — drop over to the new athletic field just THE COLLEGE MAN'S PREFERENCE north of the recently constructed gym have been showing excellent form. GREETINGS Paul Bunt, husky backfield ace, has to you "Freshies" and take a look at some of the fresh- pleased the coaches much with his If you're lonesome call for men out to win football fame in a big "Bill" at way. They need all the encourage- passing, running, punting, and block- ment you can give them because it's ing. The ariel attack featuring Bunt Williams Bakery on their shoulders that Bison hopes to McKay has been very successful and will rest in future years. will be hard for the Gophers to break CALMENSON'S I'll cheer you up with anything * * * up. from a Cookie to a Dolled up This is our first, and last, column The players have been working dili- CLOTHING CO. Banquet. of advice. We just thought we'd gently and are reaching a peak in their It's all in our Service. hazard a few words on Bison spirit, form. Four able performers, however, Front at Broadway FARGO, N. D. because it has alway seemed to us have injuries and it is doubtful wheth- that the student's career is more er they will see action or not. Myers, colorful, more rich in memories, Shamp, Fairfield and Berdahl have all if he enters wholeheartedly into been assigned light work because of backing the team—no matter what injuries. team. From now on we'll give you Freshman football dope; grid personalities, Freshmen cross country men report "From the time my husband got the while following Bison progress as at the physical education building marriage license, I've led a dog's life." Get a good start in college best we can. Monday at 4 o'clock. "Are you sure by purchasing the right kind he didn't get of supplies from us. a dog license?" THREE CHEERS FOR Mechanical Drawing Sets $3.00 and up Green and Yellow! Laboratory Aprons, each 35 THREE CHEERS FOR Filler Paper, per pad 10 Ream of 500 sheets .70 State Theatre Pens — Pencils — Inks

MON. & TUES. SEPT. 28-29 "You Brought A Crazy Northern School John Gilbert Kind Of Love To Me!" of course, because they're all Supply Co. in "The Phantom of Paris" stark, raving crazy! 8th St. and N. P. Ave. With LELIA HYAMS and LEWIS STONE You will thrill to the very end! THE FOUR HELEN KANE In "LESSON IN LOVE" Also Comedy and News MARX The Style Topic WED. & THURS. SEPT. 30, OCT. 1st BROTHERS Starred in Their of the Day . . . . Remember when you carried water for the Elephants! NEW Outrageous, Uproarious — Then See — Show Varsity Town "Side Show" With WINNIE LIGHTNER University Styled Clothes KARL DANE and GEORGE ARTHUR Business Their Clowning Achievement Comedy "SILLY SYMPHONY" NEWS They're here — — — Lunatics at love—panics at petting parties — brainstorms a whole storeful of them — — at badinage! FRI. & SAT. OCT. 2-3 ready for the reception — — Better than "Cocoanuts" they're sure to get. "The Homicide Squad" and "Animal Crackers" both! A Great Show with a Great Cast LEO CARILLO--MARY BRIAN—NOAH BEERY Entire Week EXTRA! 9 P. M. 5 AMATEUR Es] EVERY FRIDAY ACTS VAUDEVILLE Starting Monday, September 28

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FORMAL RUSHING BEGINS SENIOR STAFF formal dinner; Kappa Sigma Chi for- an A.B. degree from the College of years he has spent at the Oklahoma MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 mal rushing party. the City of New York and an A.M. Agricultural college. Official Bulletin of Coming Events Thursday, Oct. 1—Kappa Kappa degree from Columbia university. With two preferred parties and a Capt.'Herbert J. McChrystal who suc- Friday, Sept. 25—Pan-Hellenic Party Gamma afternoon party; Phi Omega T. Sander in the department of ani- formal tea scheduled by each of the ceeds Captain Ross conies here from 7:30; Fraternity Formal rushing begins; Pi formal dinner; Delta Tau Epsilon mal husbandry is a graduate from the six sororities on the campus according San Francisco where he was with the Alpha Kappa Phi formal rushing party. formal rushing party. University of Nebraska. The to a definite scheme of rotation, the last two 30th Infantry. Saturday, Sept. 26—Sorority open Friday, Oct. 2—Gamma Phi Beta local chapter of Phi Omega Pi will house 3-6; N. D. A. C. vs. Minnesota; afternoon party; Kappa Delta formal open the formal rushing season Mon- Sigma Phi Delta formal rushing party; dinner; Theta CM formal rushing party. day afternoon with a "Hoot Owl" night club at the home of Hazel Redman, Kappa Psi formal rushing party ;Alpha Saturday, Oct. 3—Alpha Gamma 702 5 street South, Moorhead. Gamma Rho formal rushing party. Delta afternoon party; Alpha Xi Beth On the refreshment committee are: Monday, Sept. 28—Sorority formal formal dinner; Open date for fraternity GOLDEN MAID SHOPPE Ellen Gardner, Virginia Garberg, and rushing begins; Phi Omega Pi after- rushing. THE HOUSE OF QUALITY AND SERVICE Marion Addison. Helen Fitch is ar- noon party; for- mal dinner; Delta Kappa Sigma formal ranging the entertainment and decora- Thirteen Professors Join N. D. A. C. tions are being planned by Mrs. C. A. rushing party. Williams and Veronta Weppler. Tuesday, Sept. 29—Kappa Delta af- (Continued from Page One) On Monday evening the college chap- ternoon party; Gamma Phi Beta formal ology and received his degree at De Jot This Down...... ter of Kappa Kappa Gamma will en- dinner; Alpha Sigma Tau formal rush- Paux university, Indianapolis. tertain at their traditional Pullman ing party. In the English department is Leon dinner, to be held at 1234 North Broad- Wednesday, Sept. 30—Alpha Xi Beth H. Hartwell who comes here from way. Isabel Barrett, rushing chair- afternoon party; Alpha Gamma Delta LaFayette college, Easton, Pa. He holds " I recommend the man, has appointed Betty Murphy, Metta Cleveland, and Katherine Tharl- son to make arrangements. The sorori- Golden Maid to be ty quartet will present feature num- bers. the finest place in Plans for the other formal parties town . . . . you will beginning with the afternoon party given by Kappa Delta on Tuesday afternoon have not as yet been com- find us there." pleted but will be announced in the Tuesday Spectrum. —Cy Lonsbrough Physical Education Building lir (Continued from Page One) the lettermen's club, telephone booths JI and lavatory rooms for men and wo- men. The lobby has built-in trophy cases on the side walls and there are ticket booths at either side. The military department is housed on the second floor. Besides offices for O C K the staff members there are class rooms for miltiary and athletic work. A room PIONEER BUILDING FARGO, N. D. has been provided for moving picture 11-- #1- 11.. equipment. tn' Varsity and freshmen teams have completely equipped locker and shower YOUR SMARTNESS rooms in the basement. Other fea- tures are physical education rooms, depends on your faculty shower and locker rooms, a A Good, Big Store store room, a rifle range, equipment rooms and a laundry room. There also STREET ATTIRE is a team room which leads directly Welcomes the Students of through a private door to the basket- You'll love the last arrivals of Wool Frocks . . . There is a difference ball floor. In the north end of the that is discernible at the first glance . .. It will be difficult to choose basement there is a sixteen lap indoor A Good, Big College! for there are so many styles and combinations of coloring . . . Each track and a natatorium, 25 by 60 feet, distinctly individual . . . which is yet to be completed. WOOLS FROM $11.75 SILKS FROM $15.75 Have All Your Foot Ailments Taken HATS FROM $ 5.50 are of by— BLACK'S . Ask to see our New assortment of Costume Jewelry and Purses. All DR. CAROLINE I. SATRE WHERE YOU ALWAYS FIND THE CROWDS inexpensively priced. CHIROPODIST AND MASSEUSE FARGO O Together with the wool frocks, we have received the past week, several Suite 2 one, two and three piece colorful, novelty and nubbed knits. 110 Broadway FARGO, N. D.

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