The Weekly Spectrum VOLUME 38 AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, NORTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY MAY 2, 1924 NUMBER 27 May Festival Next Week Is Largest Ever Attempted Rain Will Not Slow ACADEMY OF SCIENCE OPENED MEETING TODAY Every Effort Is Being Up Spring Athletics Made To Make Festival Says Director Stan Good Support Helps Osman And Theta Chis While the rain of the past week, ac- REPORTS OF VARIED cording to Einar Leifson, is a godsend Of 1924 A Record One in that it prevents the spread of nand- NATURE TO BE READ Win—Benshoof Whiffs Six Men---Boners Pulled tarism, by making impractical for the cadet battalion to put into practice Theta Chi ball tossers got away to The Seventeenth Annual Inter-High what they have learned from their BY ASSEMBLED PROFS Comment has been rife on the a good start Wednesday evening, in long days of tedious toil in School May Festival which will be the class- campus during the past week as the first game of the campus circuit, Hedvig Sand-Marie Smith room, The North Dakota _ Academy of held at the North Dakota Agricultural it has caused dismay to Coach- the result of a scourging attack by capturing the- opening American Science, a group of men composea College, Fargo, North Dakota, Thurs- es Borleske and Dewey, because they on the R. 0. T. C. by members League game, at the expense of the largely of the faculties of the North Have High Winter Averages day, Friday and Saturday, May have been unable to do very little of the student body through this Alpha Kappa Phi club, 3 to 2. Dakota A. C. and the State University eighth, ninth and tenth, nineteen work on the Spring athletic program. paper. opened their annual meeting here this The winners gathered in enough hundred and twenty-four promises to Coach Borleske announced that all games, which have been morning. One of the agitators has chal- scores, behind two hits, by Johnson Fargo High Honor Students Of Two Years Get be one of the best festivals ever cancelled be. lenged us to secure the opinion and Butte, and an misplay by Wahl, cause of the weather, will be played About thirty members of the staff held. Many delegations of students of the students. ..Next week's in the first frame to make the game Excellent Marks In College-Senior, Ag's on the first open date that it is poss- and station of the college here are and instructors from various high Spectrum will carry a number of secure, The Kappa Phi tossers, who ible for the two teams, involved In attending and nearly as many have al- High-Greeks Beat Barbs schools of., the state have already - short candid comments secured went out in order for the first three the cancellation, to get together. The ready arrived from the school up signified their intention of being from leading students and facul- frames, came to life at the openug of captains of all teams affected should north and some from scattered other present for the three-day session. ty on the campus. The results the fourth inning and scored two runs, Hedvig Sand and Marie Smith, both of Fargo, and also both valedic- see Borleske as to when arrangements points in the state. The meeting More high school students than ever will be of interest—watch for poor base running depriving them of torians of their respective high school classes, lead the individual honors can be made td play. wil continue today and tomorrow. before will participate in the vari- them. the tying tally. Sailer got life on an for the _North Dakota Agricultural college during the winter term. ous contests arranged for the three Courts Reserved for Profs. A varied program will_ be given, a error by Butte, and hits by Peterson Miss Sand is Senior while Miss Smith is Sophomore. Alpha Zeta, days. Borleske also announced that the part of which folloWs: "Mathematical and Wahl scored Sailer and Peterson. honorary Ag fraternity bads the organization averages followed closely tennis courts will be reserved from 5 Principals of Bond-Bidding"—Profes. Usual - Events Run. Commission Proposes Benshoof hit a long fly to Peet, Wahl by Phi Upsilon Omicron. P. M. to 6 P. M. for faculty members, sor I. W. Smith, "Marketing Dairy , going to third and Peet threw to Of the social organizations the Delta Phi Beta sorority have the highest The contests, which are open to and asks that all students bear this in Products in North Dakota" by Dr. A. Publications Board; Johnson, who stepped on, the bag re- average. As a group the seniors in the School of Agriculture have things all bona.efide high school student's, mind, that there may be no misunder- H. Benton, N. D. A. C.; Bush-form Be Sure To Vote tiring 'Wahl. Johnson singled' and nearly their own way although be Seniors school of Pharmacy (Seth have been divided into three district standing. Fruit Trees" by A. F. Yeager, N. D. went to 3rd on to 'Wahl's misplay of Welch) is not far behind. groups—athletic, industrial, and lite- Saturday at 1:30 P. M. will witness A. C.; "Important Insects Affecting The following rules have been Bohnsack's grounder. Hamnton walk- The Weekly Spectrum staff landed in, fifth place thereby proving that rary. The Athletic contests will be the opening of the interclass meet. Crops in Spring Wheat Area" Dr. R. adopted by the Student Commission at ed and Bohnsack and Hamilton scored their dumbness is practically confined to their publication. divided into two groups, those for The captains of the various class L. Webster, N. D. A. C.; The History their meeting of April 22 and are on Butte's double. Fraternity men had a decided advantage over the non-fraternity men men and those for women. The con- teams should get out their perform- of the Ellendale Artesians," Howard here submitted to the Students for as did the Sorority women over the non-sorority women. tests for men will consists of four- ers on time and see that all is in readi, E. Sinipsoh, U. N. D.; The Predction Benshocif pitched good ball but was their approval on May 9 when a spe- The tabulated results follow: teen different field and track events ness before the meet opens. The of Miinmum Tetnparatares" A. W. given poor- support at critical times. cial election will be held on the sub- Wahl showed good early season form —a one hundred yard dash, a two meet this year is more worthy of ef- Cook and Karl H. Fussier, U. N. D.; mitted measures. Students Grades for the Winter Term 1924 hundred and twenty yard dash, a fort, because all contestants making "Early Dianogsis of Tuberculosis" Dr. keeping the boserunnersliugging the The rules constitute a long felt need four hundred and forty yard dash, an six points or more will be awarded a B. K. Kilbournee, Fargo. bags. The winners present a strong General Institutional Average (All students, all curricula)____79.3 eight hundred and eighty yard run, class numeral, whereas, in past years in the Agricultural College with refer- inner defense with Johnson and Bate (All men, all curricula) 78.0 a mile run a two hundred and twen- only the honor of winning an event, ence to the various school publics - as the Outstanding performers., Butte (All women, elf curricula) 81.3 ty yard low hurdles, a hundred and which was soon forgotten, was the Doc Pearce Shines tions and the students should back was -the battling star 'of the game, In Role of City's this measure heartily._It will provide getting a .single and double in two General Average (All undergraduates) 79.2 twenty yard high hurdles, the high best a man could hope for. _ for better papers and a much more times at hat. Peterson got the only (All men) 78.0 jump, the broad jump, the pole Many Entries On. . (All women) Cleanup Chairman systematized method of office appoint- other extra-base hit of the tame, e 81.3 vault, the shot put, the discus throes- , Entries for the May Festival, to be (Continued on page 2.) the Javelin throw and a one half ment. - double on hs second time at bat. The held the last three days of next week, Dr. W. T. Pearce, head of the school mile relay. If the measure is approved the game was called In the..fifte which is (Continued on page 3.) of chemistry, and chairman of the city students -will always be assured that The athletic contest for girls will cleanup drive announces that he is re- their paper is in the hands of an ex- Gamma Kappa Psi Receives consist of folk and interpretative ceiving excellent cooperation from the perienced journalist and the editor in Concordia Girl Wins dancing, to tennis tournament, and Promotions of Cadet city authorities and town people in turn will be assured that he will track events. The industrial con- ► test Officers Effective the annual cleanup week. have cooperation on the part of stud- Enforcement Co Sigma Phi of Kappa Delta tests will be in the nature of exhi- The campaign opened Monday with At Once Say Major ent body and staff. Vote YES May With Fed Girl Second bits of the work done in the high the distributioh of cards by school ninth (9). schools in art, cooking, mechanical' The following promotions, assign- children to homes asking household- The proposed artcles follow: Engineers Get There drawing, sewing and wood-work. Miss- Agnes Kjorlie of Concordia Sorority Is First Large - Na- ments and tranfers within the Cadet ers to check items in cleanup which THE BOARD OF CONTROL OF Contests in stock judging will the college has been announced as the After Battling Gumbo Battalion are announced, effective they would take part in. STUDENT PUBLICATIONS. tional of Non-Sectarian one of the many features of the in- winner of the law enforcement orator- Monday, April 28th, 1924. Special poster and essay contests Article I. For 2 Hundred Miles dustrial group. A declamatory con- have been planned for the week as ical contest which was held Tuesday Nature on A.C. Campus 1. Promotions The name of this organization shall test, a dramatic contest, a presen- evening at Stone's Auditorium. incentives to making the drive to- he the North Dakota Agricultural Col- tation of a one act play, an extem- Major Leo D. Osman to Lieutnant The contestants in the contest were Despite heavy -roads, the giant army Miss Gladys Pugh, National Chapte- Colonel. ward beautifying the city more in- lege Publications Board; hereinafter pore speech contest, and an essay the winners of the various contests engineering truck carrying nine stud- din of Kappa Delta sorority, arrived tense. designated as the board. writing contest, together with an ex- First Lieutenant Leslie Narum to Cap- Dr. Pearce yesterday named the fol- held in the different schools of Fargo ents and two professors of the engi. in Fargo Wednesday afternoon td in- tain. Article II. hibit of high school publications will and Moorhead. neering department of the North Da. stall Gamma Kappa Psi sorority as lowing judges for the contests: Grade Membership and-Organization. comprise the literary group. First Lieutenant Aubrey Hook to Cap- school contest: J. W. Sutherland, Miss Agnes Howies of the Moorhead kota Agricultural College on a tour Sigma Phi chapter of Kappa Dellta. A tain. The board shall consist of nine Arts Exhibition. State Teachers college was the win- of engineering projects in the Red very busy week end is anticipated by chief of the Fargo fire department; members as follows: Three seniors, First Lieutenant John Hannaher to ner of second place and $25. Miss Red River Valley arrived in Winnipeg members of the sorority. The vari- One of the interesting features in Captain. Alex Duncan, superintendent of two juniors, one sophomore and two Kjorlie received a check for $50 for in time for 6 o'clock dinner Thursday, uos degrees of the installaton are be- connection with the festival will be streets; Prof. 0. C. Heilman, of the members of the faculty. The entire First Lieutenant A. M. Anderson to Interstate Business college; J. E. first place. according to word received at the col- ing given Thursday, Friday and Satur- the Industrial Arts Exposition which Captain. personnel of the board will be or- lege this morning. The state mill day. will be held in Ceres Hall during the Orbom of the North Dakota Decorat- Judges for the contest were: delive- First Lieutenant Ogden Brauer to Ma- ganized within one week following the and the university is being inspected entire three days. This room will ing Company. ry, Mayor C. G. Dosland, Moorhead; On Saturday morning, the patron- jor. election and oppOintment and shall this morning, and if weather permits contain several hundred exhibits Essay contest for junior high school Miss Kathei'ine Boyd, Fargo High esses of the sorority will entertain at 2. Assignments And Transfers. elect their president and secretary it is the intention of the group to sent in from high school 'and consoli- students: Marjorie Becher, Ethel school; and Rev. Wm. Knight, Fargo; a breakfast at the home of Mrs. H. L. Battalion Headquarters and Staff. among their own number. There move on up to Donaldson and Interna- dated schools in the state as well as Fleming and Ralph- Nafriger, of The must be at all times at least two mem- Composition, Dean V. Squires, North Bolley at eleven o'clock, for members Lt. Col Leo. D. Osoman, Cdcumandng, Forum Staff. tional Falls. of the sorority, Miss Pugh, guests display many interesting articles Major Allen Bagrud, 2d Corn,, En. Ex. bers of this board who have had some Dakota university, Mrs. R. G. Price, Had the weather man not interfer- made at-the state institution. Poster contest for senior high school practical journalistic experience. No Modrhead, and Miss Ruth Christie, from the Universty of Minnesota, and Major Ogden Brauer,____ Inspector. ed, the group would have plannde on Mrs. Cole. An interesting discussion of the students: Mrs. Mae Douglas Rindlaub, person shall serve on the board while Fargo high school, • Captain Donald Peet__Adjutant, Mn. 1. crossing the border Monday, stopping various phases of vocational educa- Mrs. Clara Rose Dahl, Herman Boerth. such person.- is on the staff of the Robert McEven, winner of the local Following the final installation serv- Captain H. Herbison__Intel. Oft., Bn I off and inspecting thebridgesspanning tion in North Dakota by the Smith- Captain Kenneth' Keating "Weekly Spectrum" or in a major contest, was a competitior in the ives Saturday afternoon, a banquet (Continued on page 2.) Hughes -teachers will be one of the Delta Sigs Include position on the staff of the "Bison". finals; as Miss Vincent Lotter of the will be held in the Rose Room of the Plans and Training, Bn. 3. principle parts of the three-day pro- Captain Oscar Hansen Each student elected will hold office Interstate. Business college. Gardner Hotel. Mrs. Max Morgan Worthy Day On List gram. This part of the festival' will for one year or until he ceases to be Supt. J. G. Moore of the Fargo pub- will preside as toastmistress and a Suuply Officer, Bn 4. Captain Galen C. Oderkirk- (Continued on page 4.) lic scho'ols presided. Leap Year Essay (Continued on page 3.) (Continued on page 3.) Members of the Delta Kappa Sigma Assstant Adjutant. fraternity innovated a worthy day in Winner Will Be Captain Neal Colt their program fast week end when Known Next Week Commonicatio Officer. they entertained the mothers of their Non-Commissioned Staff. Delta Phi Beta's Formal Next week the Spectrum will Junior Prom Tonight Will members at a tea and reception at' tStaff Sergeant J. Knapp, Sergeant carry the announcement of the their chapter villa on tenth avenue. Major. winning essay In the Leap Year Sventeen mothers attended; Mrs. C. Is One Of Many Features Be Surprise of Surprises Staff Sergeant Robert Sanderson__ contest which was begun early S. Putnam and Mrs. A. H. Parrott Color Sergeant. in the year. The material receiv- pouring the tea. Music, numbers by The Junior Prom, one of the im- Marvel Nichols will appear in "A Staff Sergeant' George Balmy__ • Coored streamers, all in Blue, to- brought to a climax with the presen- ed from the contestants would the fraternity quartet and ispection of portant events of the school year, will Russian Holiday Dance". Miss Irene Color Sergeant. gether with a pyramided false ceiling, tation of the feature favors of the keep the school warm for at the house - made up the program' dur- he given Friday, May 2 in the college Lockhart and Atariva Cuneo will Sergeant Cy Arnold, Supply Sergeant. evening presented by a small boy, least two weeks, and it is great, inn the afternoon. The visiting was the setting of the sixteenth annu- armory. dance the "Spanish Tango", and Tom Company "A". Robert Fulton, dressed in complete ly regretted we, like the famous mothers enterted their names in the al formal party of the Delta Phi Beta Miss Florence Cole will lead the and Frank McNeese will give a num- Captain Frank Leakey. Hollandish regalia. man sit history, have but one fraternity guest bo'ok. Sorority given east Friday arthe Pra- grand march with Frank Leakey, ber of songs. A solo "Lonesome in (Continued oh Page 2.) Approximately 30 active and alumni box of chocolates to give to the Prom Manager. Second in line will Bluebird Land" will be given by Tom do. members attended the party which cause. be Carlton Rydstrom, as assistant McNeese. The entire- decoration :clime was was in charge of the Misses Mary AMERICAN LEAGUE. NATIONAL LEAGUE. The following committee to prom manager, and Miss Shannie Ms- carried out in various harmonizing Ross, Rita Hubertz, Harriet Ostbve, Guests will assemble at 3 P. April 28—Faculty vs Delta Kap- May 2—Alpha Gamma Rho vs judge the essays was appoint. Neese. • Patrons :rid patronesses will shades of -blue. A program of 12 Verona Larson, Elizabeth Doyle and after being received by the patrons pa Sigma. (Postponed) Barracks—Engineers vs Preps. ed and their decision is unanim- follow in line, and in this group v,n111 dances wcs enjoyed by the members Caroline Satory. and patronesses, will enjoy a half April 30—Theta Chi vs Alpha May 14—Engineers vs Alpha ous. They are Seth Welch, Jerry be President and Mrs. John Lee and their guests in additionie) various Patrons and Patronesses for the eve- hour of informal dancing, until the Kappa Phl. Gamma Rho. Weiasert, Kleagle K,ating, Prof. emitter, Major and Mrs. W. E. Dar- features and favor dances. ning were Dr. and Mrs. John Lee formal program begins at 8:30 P. M. May 7—Faculty vs Theta Chi. May 16—Barracks vs Preps. Brown, and Sergeant Culpepper. rell. Prof. and Mrs. I. W. Smith, Prof. During the progress of the party re- Coulter, Professor and Mrs. A. G. Crimson and gold are the colors May 12—Delta Kappa Sigma vs May 23—Alpha Gamma Rho vs Ladies were bar, as the con- and Mrs. W. P. Sudro, Prof. and Mrs. freshments in the form of dainty Arvold; Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Parrott, to be used in the decorations, and Alpha Kappa Phi. Preps. test was limited to co-eds. Prof. A. H. Parrott, and Mrs. Myrtle Glea- May cakes and eepecially prepared iced Mrs. Myrtle Gleason Cole; Mrs. Made special decorative effects have been 19—Faculty vs Alpha Kap- May 26—Barracks vs Engineers. McReynolds presided at all son Cole. Phi. frappe were partaken of. Douglas Rindlaub, and Miss Pearl planned for the rest rooms. pa May 29-30-31—World Series. meetings of the committee. The party( Dutch in nature, was Dinan. Feature dances will be a large part entrance to these rooms will be ars May 21—Theta Chi 'vs Delta of the evening's -entertainment. Miss (Continued on page 2.) 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Peter "'Olafson 94.9 Veterinary Science; ___Sophomore Myron Hartstien 94.7 Science and Literature,__ Freshman Junior Prom Tonight--- p r George Foster- 94.6 Science and Literature, Sophomore (Continued from page 1.) Send Your Mother a Card Ruth Johnson 94.2 Education Sophomore* ranged to represent a Grecian fbmple. Hymen Salzberger 94.1 /Science and Literature__Freshrnan Official publication of the students of the North Dakota Agricultural Supper wit be served to the dancers Jonas Sturlaugson 94.1 Agriculture Senior on Mothers Day, May 11 VoNege. in three groups. The gun room will Published every Wednesday during the college year. Address all communications to the Editor In Chief. be decorated the same as the main We have a complete Selection in Scrap Books, Subscription rates are ;1.60 per year. HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT Call room, and the guests will sit at Photo Albums and Memory Books. Advertising rates and Information sent on request. small tables lighted with candles. General Average (All students) 78.0 Supper favors will be May baskets fil- (All men) 77.6 SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT. led with candy. THE GLOBE-GAZETTE PRINTING CO_ (All women) 77.3 The party will be concluded at In our new location 115 HERBERT W.HERBISON EDITOR-IN CHIEF Broadway , Average by Classes, All Courses midnght. Only 125 tickets will' be sold BUSINES MANAGER RICHARD V. CRIPE .... for the dance, but spectators will be MANAGING EDITOR First Year ED. YOCUM Second Yeai Third Year Fourth Year Group Av. admitted to the galleries for a small ASSOCIATE EDITOR SNORRI THORFINNSON 77.1 80.1 75.8 79.2 78.0 admission fee. DEPARTMENTAL EDITORS

Gladys Herbison Womens Editor The Ten Highest High ,School Grades• Stewart Schlipf 1925 Bison • Name Grade • May Festival Next Week Charles F. Wells Little Country Theatre Year Margaret Limburg Society - (Continued from page I.) Athletics George RYgg 95.0 Sophomore We Have It Eugene Fitzgenald Chrisine Rudd 93.3 Senior begin on Thursday and last until Sa- Neva Trowbridge Womens Athletics Orville Tuskind 93.3 Senior turday. Leslie F. Narum 'Military Victor Sturlaugson 93.2 Senior Besides the contests, the industri- Frank Leaky 1925 Junior Prom Marie Knudson 92.6 Freshman al arts exposition and the Smith- Edris Probstfield Features Helen Barnhart 92.3 Sophomdre Hughes conference, there will be Oscar Olson 92.2 Senior splendid programs for the entertain. Anything to Eat men of the general public. On Se- 2nd Lt. Peter W. Jorgenson. Elizabeth Schultz . 92.2 Sophomore turday evening, May tenth, the win- May Breakfast Set Machine Gun and Howitzer Company. Casper Aarestad 92.0 Sophomore 91.'i Freshman ners of the contests will be present- For Friday May 9 Captain Logan M. Taylor. Karen Knudson ed with prizes by John Lee Coulter, Captain Walter H. Biggs. INDUSTRIAL, DEPARTMENT President of the North Dakota Agri- lot Lt. James D. McGlynn. General Average (All students 80.1' cultural College. May 9 has been set for the date 2nd Lt. Irvin Martin. TAII men) 79.6: Suffice it to say, no pains will be on which the Y. W. C. A. will serve (Signed) W. F. Harrell, their annual May breakfast on the Major, Infantry (D. 0. L.) (All women) 85.1 spared to make the Sventeenth An- nhal May Festival at the North Da- college campus. Hours will be from P. M. S. & T Course let Year 2nd Year 3rd Year . Group Av. Remember our Number 7 till 10. The committees follow: kota Agrichltural College and out- Drafting & Building 79.8 77.3 77.8 78.3 Menus and Cooking committee- standing event in the lives of the Pharmacy Club Party Is Farm Husbandry __81.0 80.7 80.5 80.7 Alice Bender, Beatrice Sjclquist, Jen- young people in North Dakota_ Home -Making ____82.0 87.6 84.8 Dakota. nie Grant. Serving-Marion Sorlie, IN Easily Up To Standard Fay Fisk (not Clarence) Altha Reed. Power Machinery __78.3 77.2 83.3 79.6 The Pharmacy club of last Saturday Class Average 80.3 80.7 , 80.5 80.9 3606 Tables and Dishes-Jennie Grant, Sailer 0. K. proved to be in every way the equal Mitsic Helen Barke, Tickets-Marie of all the Pharmacy parties that have The Ten Highest Industrial Course Grades Art Sailer denies that his black eye Smith, Publicity-Doris Stewart. gone before in previous years; the Name Grade Course Year was sustained when some one Mad. !!!i.!ry_ n.8! vertly opened a door. Door Knobs usual favors and feature dances being Name Grade Year wouldn't produce an eye like that he well received by the 150 couples who Lawrence Short 94.0 Farm Husbandry First says. Not Serious However. were guests. Albert Anderson 93.3 Power Machinery First -0- Programs were numbered and the ,Third Mabel McClean is limping about the Arthur Lahlum 91.1 Farm Husbandry BARKER BAKERY Gardner Back. holders of numbers 17-27-37-57 •89.3 Power Machinery • " F'rst campus today with an acute case of Fritjof plverum were given - life size jars of cold Third Bob Gardner, who has been in New skinned shins incurred on the fire- Louis Lenaburg 89.3 Farm Husbandry Bill Williams, Proprietor Class of 14 cream as favors. 89.2 Homemaking First Ydrk, representing Phi chapter of escapes of Ceres Hall, it is alleged. Viega Halldorson In some future issue of the Spec Third Theta Chi has returned after an ex- No details of the accident are at hand - Martin Erickson 88.8 Farm Husbandry trum a list of the firms who aided the 87.5 Power Machinery Second tended visit in the East. but 'tis our intention to have a full Harold•Smith Pill-pushers to put their jig across will Second story on the particulars of the case Sigrid Erickson 87.6 Home Making be printed. Second next week if our special newshound Albert Heide 87.3 Farm Husbandry 87.3 Farm Husbandry Second doesn't get sick. Lawrence Zink HENRY CAVENDISH Engineers Get There 1731-1810 English chemist and physicist, Miss Satory Hostess. i,'After Battling Gumbo STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS of whom Biot said, "He was the richest of the learned and Members of the Delta Phi Beta So- (Continued from page 1.) Alpha Zeta 91.2 Y. AI. C. A. Cabinet 83.8 the most learned of the rich. rority will hold their meeting Monday the Red River. Bad roads will set Delta Pi S8.1 Scabbard and Blade 83.5 Hislast greatachievementwas' at the home of Miss Carolyn Satory. the trip back at least 2 days in time, Student Col-emission 87.1.. Sigma Theta 82.8 his famous experiment to de- termine the density of the earth. thinks R. M. Dolve, who, is supervis. Phi Upsilon Omicron 86.2 Dramatic Club 82.7 ing the tour. As it is, the group have Spectrum Staff 86.0 Alpha Kappa Phi 82.2 Promotion of Cadet had a hard time reaching Winnipeg on Alpha Phi Omega 85.1 Gamma Kappa Psi 80.9 Officers Effective Tuesday. Here they took advantage Phi Omega Pi 84.4 Hut Pi .79.8 of the opportunity to inspect the Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 84.2 Phi Kappa Lambda 78.8 (Continued from Page 1) power plant and government building Deta Phi Beta 84.0 Delta Kappa Sigma 78.0 Captain Leslie Narum. there, said to be the most complete Alpha Gamma Rho 83.9 Theta Chi 77.7 1st Lt. G. P. Moore. and best planned structures of their Alpha Sigma Tau 83.SAthletic Team 73.3' 1st Lt. Charles Wells. kind anywhere in the world. 2nd Lt. George Hotta. The return trip will be begun the _ Fraternity and Non-Fraternity Scholarship. He first made

Company "B". middle of next week. Wednesday is Average of fraternity men 81.9

Captain J. Thoreson. expected to find the group at Interna- Average of ,non..fraternity men 76.7 Captain,Aubrey Hook. tional Falls and Hibbing. From there water from gases Average of sorority women 82.5

1st. Lt. Verne McCaul. they will work down thru the iron Average of non-sorority women 81.6 1st Lt. Chales E. Brockmeier. range country and return to Fargo 2nd Lt. Carrel AL Lund. around the sixth of May. Henry Cavendish, an eccentric millionaire Company "C". Those making up the party are: recluse, who devoted his life to research, Captain H. R. Bridgeford. Professors R. H. Slocum and R. M. NEELK-WIPEXTEMEMNEMUNIEZE; Captain John Hannaher. Dolve, and Dell Deyoe of Marion, was the discoverer of the H and the 0 in 1st Lt. Everet Metcalf. Arni Helgeson of Hensal, Gunner Lief- H2O. In fact he first told the Royal Society let Lt. Richard Cripe. sdn, Clarence Sagmoen, and Harry 2nd Lt. Bred Bruns. Swanson of Fargo, Logan Taylor of of the existence of hydrogen. Company South Bend, Indiana, G. A. Hagen of Captain Clarence Sagmoen. Bowden, Clifford Loss of Minneopollis, He found what water was by making it Captain A. M. Anderson. and Henry Knect of Wimbledon, a',1 "Fargo's Shopping Centre" lot Lt. Walter Willis. seniors students in the school of Me. himself, and so became one of the first of 1st Lt. Archie Gerard. dhanic Arts at the North Dakota Agri- the synthetic chemists. 2nd Lt. Phillip Boise, cultural College. Cavendish concluded that the atmosphere Students Grades For Winter Term 1924 contained elements then unknown. His (Continued from Page One) conclusion has been verified by the dis In this age of electricity Average by Groups and Classes. the Cetera] Electric covery of argon and other gases. Company has blazed School or group Soph Jr. Sr. Group AN'. the trail of elebtrical pro- greos. Von will find its The Research Laboratories of the General Agriculture 76.6 82.1 81.4 87.0 monogram on the giant

Chemistry 77-M 81.3 84.6 85.9 80.8 generators used( by Electric Company have found a use for lighting companies; Educatio'n 77.3 82.3 82.9 83.8 81.i and even on the lamps arg-,1-1 in developing lamps hundreds of Engineering 75.2 77.3 79.2 88.1. 77.8 and little motors that

Home- Economics 77.7 _ 81.6 85.5 85.5 .80.2 mean so much in the times brighter than the guttering candles '. hoMe. It is a symbol Pharmacy 74.8 78.5 80.5 83.3 77.1 of useful service. which lighted Cavendish's laboratory. Science& Literature 77.8 81.7 81.1 85.6 SO.1 Vet. Med. & Surgery 88.9

Class Average 76.7 81.7 82.1 85.2 79.8

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and HelenKuehue of Sigma Betachapi Sigma Theta Entertain u■ammisms■E Cadets Are Working Hard On ter at the University will be guests of Hair Cutting 4C the newly installed chapter over the At SororityParty May 3 Central Drug Store week end. HaDenberg & Wright Hair Bobbing 41 New Spring Final Days Before Inspection it Broadway Last Wednesday evening the ToMorrow night, May 3, is the date alumni members of the sorority that has been set by the Sigma Ti•.ta Everything in Drugs and A. C. BARBER SB Styles is here Druggists Sundries The Cadets during the past three physical training. Major Harrell, re- entertained at a theatre party in hon- sorority for their annual' all-edrority MICHAMS-STERN CO. or of Miss Gladys Pugh, after which weeks have worked hard ha order to quests that all of the cadets prac- dance which will be given in the col- Moore awl Conklin Fountain they went to the home of hiss DeLong Value First Clothes be a crack outfit by May 10. Good pro- tice comffands so that on the day of lege Armory. Pensand Pencils. where refreshmtnts wert served. gress has been made in bayonet, close inspecton if anyone is called on to There will be two feature dances Exclusive Agents for Mary order, extended order, company and drill the battalion or company he will by unknown artists whose names have harden Chocolates and Bon ENUS Matt Siegel battalion drill. Every possible effort be able to do so. Good Support Help been held in suspeise. Four moon- Bons. is being put forth to make each indivi- Besides knowing how to drill, re- light waltzes will add to the program 424 Front St. Fargo, N. D. PENCILS mouss, dual of the battalion a working unit peat commands,pitch tents,theoretical Osman and Theta Chis and the decaration will be the same pea. tn the %%rid so that an efficient organization may work and other factors that go towards (Continued from page 1.) as those for the Junior Prom with OR the student or prof., the he effected. The battalion has been efficiency, too little cannot be said the regulaton campus league game. some possible re-vamping. Fsuperb VENUS out-rivals reorganized with new assignments and regarding the uniform. All possible Chris Culpepper umpired, aid judging CHX*13434:101343434:H3-1212-03X13243434342134:i1:1-01 all for perfect pencil work. transfers with the intention and pur- care should be taken in the interven- from his performance, "Snag" has not 17 black degrees-3 copying. pose of making the hattellion a strong ing time between now and inspection. gotten rusty on balls and strikes ' American Lead effcient organization. We have but Pencil Co. It is of vital and utmost importance through the long winter layoff. The 220 Fictl Ave. Have You Tried eight more days until the day of in- that the A. C. hold the "Dnstinquish- score by innings: New York spection and it means concentration of ed Rating" which was won last year. The score by innnigs 1 2 3 4 The all efforts to put it across again this Much competition 'is being offered us Bargain Alpha Kappa Phi 0 0 0 2 0 year. - by the "Up-State Normal Boys." Ac- Theta Chi 3 0 0 0 X Much is yet to be accomplished be- cording to Major Harrell, we have to Lineup and summary. A. C. LUNCH fore cadets can be said to be ready for work hard and if the cadets put forth Basement inspection. Each of the classes have all their efforts in earnest there Alpha Kappa PhiAB R H PO A E work yet to be covered as well as a should be no fear of losing the rating Sailer, ss 1 1 0 2 0 0 ROOM great amount of review work. The The Major also mentioned the fact Peterson, lb. 2 1 1 1 2 0 BE A NEWSPAPER CORRE- IN COLLEGE "Y" Federal Board will quiz the cadets that if the A. C. loses this year it 'Wahl, C. 2 0 1 6 0 0 SPONDENT. and cadet officers in their class work, means we will have a difficult time in Benshoot, P. 2 0 0 0 3 0 with the Heacock Plan and earn This is a scientific eye relief a good income while learning: so it is well that everything that is order to get it again and it we win Bridgeford, lb. 2 0 0 2 0 0 SOCIETY BRAND station. If your aching eyes are we show you how; begin actual said in class be thought of and kept in the rating we will no doubt keep it Boise, If 2 0 0 0 0 0 withholding from you your eye work at once; all or spare time; mind. It is of vtal importance in the permanently. If the Cadets and Ca- We Will Serve After Hotta, 3b. 2 0 0 1 0 1 enjoyment that should be your experience unnecessary; no can- I next three weeks that they concen- deet Officers give what they got the Thompson, cf. 1 0 0 0 0 0 Portion you should have our op- vassing; send for particulars. College Dances trate all their efforts towards "effi- A. C. will head the list of the "1924 Newspaper Training Bureau, Rumpeltes, cf. 1 0 0 0 0 0 Spring Suits tometrist give your eyes a thor- ciency". Every cadet is expected to Distinguished Colleges."—On you Bi- Buffalo, N. Y. Welch. rf. 1- 0 0 0 0 0 ough test. When proper lenses know how to drill' the battalion in sobs! 6 2 2 12 5 1 again cause you to see correctly and Coats you will experience a relief that 1************* Theta Chi A.B R H PO A K *************************************** providing old Jupiter PaUV-WS does not is all out of proportion to our Johnson, as. . 2 1 1 2 1 0 Rain Will Not Slow moderate charge. greet the athletes with another de- Peet, rf. 2 0 0 1 0 0 luge,, and in case another Mod ensues Up Spring Athletics Bohnsack, 3h. 2 1 0 1 1 0 (Continued from Page 1.) a call will probably be issued for a Hamilton, cf. 0 1 0 0 0 0 **. We Are Out of Business. varsity rowing crew. —o— bid fair to surpass all other years. Butte, lb. 2 0 2 1 1 1 Grand Forks and Valley City are in- Meecham, If. 2 0 0 0 0 0 tent on taking the meet from Fargo, Gamma Kappa Psi Greenfiled, lb. 1 0 0 4 1 0 SS * who has won every meet since 1920. Revell, C 2 0 1 5 0 0 & C Clothing Co. We thank all our customers for Several changes have been made in Receives Sigma Phi Osman, P. 1 0 0 1 0 0 Cannon Optical Co. (Continued from page 1.) their hearty cooperation the awards by giving the high point 14 3 4 15 5 1 520 Front Street 55 Broadway number of responses wll be given. Af- man and the team winning the relay a ter the banquet sorority members and ;KKKKHXIXKII; metal shield instead of a banner, Summary—Two base hits. Butte, Pe- 4:***-0-0) their guests will be guests of Sigma which it has been customary to award terson; Stolen base, Johnson; Double Theta at the all-sorority dance. to these event winners in past' years. plays Peet to Johnson; Benshoof to C. OSCAR DYGVE Phone 1870 The trophy for the winning team will gunday afternoon from three to six Peterson to Bridgeford; Base on balls, 1001, 10th Street North, Fargo 1/ be a larger and better silver bronze o'clock, Kappa Delta sorority will be by Osman 1, Bensho'of 3; left on bases AS EVER 4,400,4(4,40H(*****-1(1,400,*-0-0-1,4,4K-0-10,-1,4,4(40,-1,4,40(-4.10,-)0(4.4.(4,4.0.44,-0-1,40, cup. Everything points toward a "at home" to members of the faculty Theta Chi, 6; Struck out, by Osman 4, bigger and better meet if the weather and the sororities and fraternitiek at by Benshoof 6. Umpire, Culpepper.' permits. the home of Mrs. H. L. Beill'ey, 132: Time of game, 50 minutes. All spring activities will be resum- Tweith Avenue North. ed as usual after the May Festival, Misses Virginia Tasker, Ruth Miller Ball Here. COLLEGE GROCERY Les Ball, '23 visited at the Alpha STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES Kappa Phi house over the week end. 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Knewsey Knosey guest at the Alpha Gamma Rho house that Mrs. W. W. Millard is a new pa- shall be elected by the board. The in the regular manner of making must be at all times at least two memA over the weekend. troness of the sorority. publications hoard shall consider, amendments to any article in the will- represent the board on the Stud- Kampus Kolumn —0— —o— when appointing the members of the student government regulations. This ent Commission. Following the col- IF YOU NEED Sigma Tau's Pledge. Delta Sigs Pledge. "Spectrum" and "Bison" staff, the re- constitution shall go into effect im. legiate year 1924-25, the Publications —0— Delta Kappa Sigma announces the commendations made by the departing Members of the Simga Tau fraterni- mediately upon its adoption by the Board, by a majority vote, will elect formal pledgning of Hdward Swinney editor and business manager. The ap- Prexy Leaves. ty announce the pledging of Gilbert student commission and student bOdy. one of its number to represent the , of New York; Oliver Radde of White pointment of staff members shall be Dr. John Lee Coulter left Wednes- Moun. with the provision, however, that the body on the Student Commission, day for Bismarck where he will hold Rock, South Dakota, and William made during the fourth week of the present editor of the "Spectrum" and such member to have same voting Printing --0— a conference with the state board of Morrow of Erie, North Dakota. spring term, and such members shall the present editor and business man- power and privileges on the Student Phi U's Initiate. admnistration. —o— take office with the first-day in June. ager of the "Bison" will serve in their Commisson now accorded the Com- COME AND SEE US —o— Edith Sicurdall, Alice Dahlen, Mable Scabbard and Blade Pledge. No student shall be elected to the respective capacities during the term missioner of Publications. Sigma Theta's Meet. Kelly, Ruth Arveit, Doris Stewart, Al- Cadet Lieutenants Richard Vaughn positions of editor or business man- for which they are now serving. All sections and articles relating to FIRST. Members of the Sigma Theta Soro- thea Reed, and Ethel Flaten were ini- Cripe, John Hannaher, Aubrey Hook, ager of the "Spectrum" Or "Bison" un- Article V. the office of Commissioners of Publi- -at the tiated (into Beta chapter of Phi TJpsion Verne McCaul, and Philiph Boise were less he is pursuing his 9th Month and rity held their regular meeting The Commissioner of Publications, cations, except as hereinbefore out- home of Miss Clara Pollock on Tues- Omicron, honorary Home Economic formally pledged to Scabbard and at least one year's experience in the elected for the year 1924-26, shall lined, are hereby repealed. day. sorority last Sunday. Members of the Bade, national honorary military fra- publication to the staff of which he is hold a seat and vote on the board and --0-- National council of the sorority were ternity, at the hi-weekly meeting of appointed. Noted Man Speaks. guests at the initation. the local chapter Wednesday evening. Article IV. John W. Foley, North Dakotan by —o— The relative powers of the editor-in- A New Arrival. Birth and still claiming the state as Five Co-eds Get Sweaters. chief, the managing editor and bust- (Maude Swett, senior Chemistry stud- his residence although he Ilas attained Five members of the W. A. A. have nese manager of alf publications shall GARRICK WE HAVE SOME ent, is the proud father of a new baby great fame in both United States as secured the needed 1,000 points to be such as the board shall see fit to grl. Just notice his chest expension a poet and writer, was the speaker at earn an ND sweater. They are: Rose specify. The board shall have power GOOD next time you see him on the campus. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. a special convocation held in the Lane, Agnes Peterson, Gladys Flem, to remove for cause any member of —o— Little Country Theatre Tuesday after- Dorothy Loudon, and Myrtle Euren. the editorial staff or managerial staff Out of School. noon. and to direct that the vacancies or —0- Victor Marsh, Junior student in the "West of The Fountain —0— vacancy be filled in the regular man- Pill-Mixer Back. college of Agriculture, has been forced In Post Graduate Recital. ner. The person or persona sought ", Myron Quammen, a graduate Phar- to leave his school work to go home Miss Martha Klinsman, a student in to be removed shall have the right cif Water Tower macist of two years ago, was a visitor on account of the death of his father. Pens the school of Soience and Literature, appeal to the student commission act- Featuring at the Alpha Kappa Phi house over Marsh lives at Leal, North Dakota. was presented in a poet-graduate reci- ing through the chairman of the judi- the weekend . —0— Glenn Hunter, Ernest Tor- WE WILL SELL TO tal by the Dakota Conservatory at ciary. A two-thirds vote of the board, --o-- Rho Visitors. Stone's Hall on Wednesday of this confirmed by the student commission, rence, May McAvoy, STUDENTS WHO Fitz 0. K. Again, week. Miss Klinsman was well re- G. Kaldec, Fred Willson, Cliff Will- will be necessary to remove any mem- George Fawcett ceived by an appreciative audience. Philip Fitzgerald has returned to son. Yard Sheppart were In to spend a ber of the staff of any publicatoin. MENTION THIS AD school after a two weeks absence in- few days with their brothers at the Comedy and News Weekly —0— After the board has received all audits AT 40% DISCOUNT Add Many Clubs. curred as the result of an acute at- Rho house. D. Willson, and Shop of the "Spectrum" or "Bison", a copy During the first three months of the tack of appendicitis. pard were in to attend the local coin, of such audit shall be sent to the Pub- Thur. - Fri. - Saturday AS WE ARE CLOS- year 1924 the North Dakota Home- —o— ty agent's conference held here iv lications department. makers club has added 26 new crubs Queen Is Here. connection with the live stock loan $5.00 per month buys a Corona In the election of the editors and VIOLA DANA TYPEWRITER ING OUT THIS PAR- which brings the total to 126. This Florence Cole, who for North Western farmers. Kadlec with Frank Lea- business managers of the "Spectrum" in speaks well for the interest that peo. and Bruin are school teachers with TICULAR LINE. key will lead the 1925 Junior Proln ar- and "Bison", five affirmative votes are Ple over the state are taking and the a few days leave rived in the village last evening and necessary to elect such officer. `THE HEART BANDIT' OFFICE cooperation they are offering Mrs. immediately took up headquarters at Amendments to this constitution, Myrtle Gleason Cole and her assist- the ABC house on College street. Commission Proposes after first being passed by a three- SPECIALTIES ants. —o— fourth vote of the board, may be made Dr. Pearce Is Back. Publications Board Stan Laurel Betas Meet-Eat. in CO. Dr. Pearce. Head of the school of (Continued from page 1.) MWMIIIIMINeeme Members of the Delta Phi Beta soro- chemistry returned this week from a member of the strident body or in Brother Under the Chin Across from the Grand Theatre rity were the guests of Mrs. A. H. Par- Washington, D. C. where he attended case action is taken on his removal in 631 1st Ave. N. rott at their meeting Monday. Re- a national meeting of American Chem- accordance with Article IV. OMMEDCIAL APT freshments were served following the ists. While at the convention Dr. _ Article Ill. AND NCPAVI NC regular meeting. Pearce presented a paper of the work Election of Members. OOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOO MN. ••••••••• of the chemists here in the Industrial The editor-in-chief and business Ingersoll's University Women Give Party. wie :hclve paint and varnish field. manager of the "Bison" of the year 4 Over two hundred women of the 0,111' before, shall serve as senior mem- upon d h'asis of 4Oil Alasters Witi" Fargo-Moorhead chapter of the Amer- bers on the board, leaving one senior Pencils ican association for University women Colonel Returns. SPLENDID QUALITY "OFFIC4AL PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR THE BISON" Cadet Lieut. Colonel Leo Osman re- member to lie elected in his junior dmosr‘consarvalizr were entertained at a benefit bridge year. The two faculty members party given in Ceres hall parlors last turned Tuesday from Champaign, HAVE YOUR SITTINGS MADE EARLY AND AVOID THE RUSH where he hail been the delegate of the be appointed by the president of the THE BEST OF ITS Saturday afternoon. Playing began North Dakota Agricultural College college to serve one year or at his DAKOTA Coupons or Tickets you may have purchased on other Studios, at 2.30 and the proceeds will be used KIND—TRY THEM. chapter of Scabbard and Blade. hobo- pleasure. The remaining members PHOTO-ENGRAVING will be good at our Studio—full credit allowed. —and Beautiful Large for the furtherallice of a scholarship on the board shall be elected at the COMPANY Portrait FREE. for college women. rary Military fraternity. , regular spring election, held under the C2•F M=PHF, S0,1 FT OP —.- "Over Woolworth's" (Open Evenings) —o— auspices of the student commission. FARGO, NORTH DAKOTA Phone 939 WE HAVE THEM AT Rho Entertan. Miss Simmons Leaves. Each candidate for office, on the pub- U. S • A• PRICES FROM 50c Mss Abbie Louise Simmons, of the Members of Alpha Gamma Rho fra- lications board, must submit in writ- QCHOOL-ANNUALENGPNE ternty entertained at an informal par- Jakick*******-1,-k-k-k-k-k********* English department, has left for ing a pettion setting forth his experi- -kiciric**-3,4,40,-k-k-k**-n-kkiricit-k-S-10,4 AND UP. YOU WILL ty at their house Saturday evening. Bridgeport, New Jersey, where she ence or training in journalism. This 1_.00}• RATES NOW LIKE THESE PEN- has been called by the illness of her Gold and green, the fraternity colors, petition most be signed by twenty- ic-ka were used in the decorations. Profs. 2 passengers 50c sister. She was accompanied by Miss five members of the student body. The CILS AND WE GIVE and Mmes. E. Thompson and T. S. Yellow 3 passengers 75c Edith Flewell. board shall have complete control of Thorfinnson chaperoned the party. 4*. What Other See —o— the "Bison" and the "Spectrum" - and 4 passengers - - - - - $1.00 A NICE BOOK FREE —o- * You look through your glassee Hold Bake Sale. other necessary members of the staff, WYNAND BROS., Operators WITH EVERY PUR- RO'S Elect. .1,". —others at them. Glasses are * Cab Members of the Phi Kappa Lambda shall see that the accounts of the WYNAND BROS., TAXICABS Epsilon of Alpha Gamma Rho an- * about the most readily seen of sorority held a combined bake and "Spectrum" and "Bison" are audited- * anything about you. NEW BUICK CARS CHASE. candy sale Saturday. Judging from nounces the formal intiation of Leon and, in addition, shall have all such IN YOUR GLASSES Co. 216 - PHONE - 525 the way we saw the boys roped in M. Johnson of Fosston, Minnesota, In- Spectrum3 3 3 3 ****************************************************4 Crusoe's drug that afternoon the sale to active membership in their fratern- other powers as they may see fit to * Your glances can be made * good to look at as well as to - was a success. ity. exercise for the student publications. a7. —o— * see through. We consider both 4 40,40.....40.0040(.4000,4040,...40,4000.000,,H....1.4,9 —0— The edtor in chief and business mana- * viewpoints when we fit you. We 4 Where's The Wife? Mrs. Millard Patroness. 44 ger of the Spectrum and the editor are qualifiedpartimux satisfy you tr- Commence the School Year Right 4 Sigma Theta In Fred Wilkinson, newlywed, was a Sorority announces and business manager of the "Bison" * * 4 HAVE YOUR eyeache * * Headache, or any trouble with your eyes or glasses may 4 ...... ,,,,„„...... 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