R, SPARTANS TOPPLE ifE rf. * HUMBOLDT !1Er Mary Youngren Wins Popularity Contest SECOND HALF POWER anti, It tin.. GIVES STATE 25 TO 6 'vs' Oa, SLIMMERS OF A. W. S. WIN OVER INVADERS )' the ett PRESIDENT IN RESERVE hnology, famous p Stockdale Scores Two e pre% 111.1. FRIDAY DEADLINE' TouchdownsTo Star et the With Cannel] to an rank Pete Students Pledge Rest By STEVE MURDOCK ib Show To Of Quota; Slashing out with a belated held in pa.; Raise Balance three touchdown blast of second m of VOLUME 24 SAN JOSE, half power, San CALIFORNIA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1935 Number 42 Jose State's foot- Tied for last place at the close ball squad continued its winning eting stub of Thursday's voting, Miss Mary La T ways before a slim audience of Ir. Peters! Youngren, president of the A.W.S., orre Studio ;94:14tyso:fltseniinoonSpgyrtase feaiStadiumg n a y urges Card Stunts e was elected the most popular per- Inaugurated dies, ar'. son on the campus by a swirl of her u n beaten Humboldt nil. acated voting in the closing minutes of Pr oofs For Thanksgiving Day Tilt Staeta"ete eleven the contest Friday. She polled a Battled to a standstill for nearly total of 2183 votes. , un Ica ions Rally Chairman Rally two full quarters by the invaders, of the he: TEN TO GO In CommitteeUrges who were playing under the in- arms at spiration " Only a few minutes remained be- Temporary Absence Cooperation In New of a contingent of 500 Fourth Photographers Return rooters St fore one o'clock, at which time from Eureka, Coach Dud he Rumba Device For Rooters DeGroot's Spartans the contest was to be declared To Oakland; Staff capitalized on two blocked closed, when the final rush started. kicks to gain a touch- Tiatee days remain before the down It became evident that the Young- Completes Details minutes before the first half rginia Pan last home game for the Spartans ended and then ten cohorts had been holding off came back to blast nice Ham The mammoth job of photo- on Thanksgiving Day, and the over two scores until the last minute. Bill Moore, in the third period le next tote graphing hundreds of students :illy committee is completing plans and one himself in the fourth as the out- derson, a candidate, arrived with ,,r the first attempt whose pictures will appear in the at "big-time" weighed Humboldt men wilted un- Raitano, $21.00 which was all voted on a card stunts in the 1936 La Torre finished for this history of the der the combined force of San angle candidate. This sum, coing college to add to quarter, Coleman Studio photog- the festive color Jose's attack and superior re- from sources which Bill refused of the raphers have returned to their holiday. serve strength. to reveal, decided the issue. Oakland office, and the temporary In order to have pronounced SPARTAN STARS SCORE George Downing, committee studio on the campus is again the success in this initial effort, the Jimmy Stockdale came back to chairman, announced that all the A.W.S. lounge. rally committee points out, the Spartan grid wars with a flourish rest of the results were destroyed fullest cooperation Proofs may be called for this of all students to tally two of the four touch- because it was felt that someone% must be week at the La Torre desk in secured. A capacity downs and lead Watson and Lewis feelings might be hurt. crowd is room 17, the Publications Office, expected to view the In the day's scoring parade. He clash between Spartans stated, however, that second states Miss Kathryn Epps, editor and the However, It was the brilliant piace i powerful invading went to Kay Epps and third of the annual. Hours are from Aztecs of San play of George Cannell at guard Diego State, and spot to Burt Watson although he 8 to 5, and the staff urges im- the clock-like that set the stage for the first ins precision necessary ;TON unable to divulge the exact mediate attention to selection of to produce the score which sparked the Spart- number best show for the of votes that accompanied pictures, since this is usually the crowd could be ans from lethargy to smashing tY ' obtained by these positions. most difficult step to complete heeding the following second-half activity, it YWCA suggestions, the rally men point As the result of her victory, satisfactorily before makeup of With but two minutes left to out, go in the first half, Fred Moore bliss Youngren was awarded a the yearbook is started. ' Joyce Grimsley, Sparta's al- The special section blocked out of Humboldt attempted to punt sweater, with the compliments of Photographers finished their tractive rally chairman, who is on the east side is for the Roos Brothers. scheduled two-week period of La exclusive from his own 20 yard stripe on under the care of physicians at seating of students, and all stu- third down. PLEDGE REMAINDER Torre picture service on November 7it dents are urged to occupy these Cannell was through to block On Friday $101.00 was contri- 15, remaining several days last hcr home in Oakland. When this seats. the kick cleanly, and the ball (Continued on page four) week for re-sittings and photo- picture was taken, Joyce was smil- A series of four huge colored out of bounds on the four )13 - - graphing of late atudents. her. com- went ing encouragement at pictures, made by the It has not yet been determined manipula- yard line after a Humboldt man mittee. For the first time, it is tion of the orange and blue cards, whether the studios will locate on had touched it giving the Lumber- Spartans Turn are tentatively scheduled, and the the campus next quarter, but they a really unified organizationcos- jacks possession. rally men emphasize the point that attempted to are scheduled to return in the tume and all. Members are the Once again Moore OUT TO white shirts for men and white again Cannell was SEE spring for more La Torre picture boys and girls who wear handsome punt and once blouses and dresses for coeds must through it with Jackson work. to block blue barrel sweaters at all the be worn to give the desired con- (Continued on page three) Lumberjacks qames and rallies. trast and effect. ART DEPARTMENT For those who shy of the sup- When the Southern Pacific spec- posedly intricacies of shuffling ial poured DISPLAYING WORK Joyce Grimsley, Rally nedges Will Be its burden of loyal the human -made pictures, the com- Humboldt rooters onto San Jose BY MILLS COLLEGE Chairman, Under Care mittee points out that the handling mil last Friday WOUND UP ON afternoon, the San of the cards is simple. Clear direc- Jose State Of Physicians at Home band and a goodly rep- . An exhibition of outstanding art tionp are printed on every card. resentation of Spartans were on students' work from Mills Col- Several spectacular surprises are Tuesday Evening hand to bid them an appropriate I lege is being shown this week in Joyce Grimsley, secretary of the also planned to be revealed in welcome. first co-ed room 1 of the Art building. senior class, and the sleight-of-hand fashion for game Culminating a series of devices Amid of rally chairman in San Jose State's much confusion a parade "I have seen many exhibitions time, they state. which have subjected Sigma Kappa vas Germany, but history, left Saturday for her home organized and finally headed , art student work in Delta neophytes to assorted jeers, into the group in Oakland, where she is now heart of San Jose led I have a feeling that this ridicule, and embarrassment, final by the seen," convalescing from a recent illness bands of both institutions, Is one of the best I have ever Club To pledge services will be conducted accompanied Neumeyer, art which has kept her out of school Pre-Legal by considerable blow-1 stated Dr. Alfred Tuesday at 7:30 by the journalism g of for some time. of horns and the cannon-like authority from the University fraternity at the home of Charles none of REVIVES SPIRIT exhausts, which all re- Berlin. Present Senator Leong, 147 Carrie street. minded will the good citizens of our "It is interesting to observe in Miss Grimsley is personally re- President Thelma Vickers fair a upswing at the ceremonies, which metropolis that silence is only the drawing of the students sponsible for the decided Senator Herbert C. Jones will officiate a temporary of mo- the campus this year, will center about Ora Lindquist, thing, and colleglates complete synchronization In spirit on speak on the future possibilities no end vociferous. dern European art. It might be having organized the efficient and of the practice of law as a source Dick Bertrandias, Leona Pruett, Moving of unified Spartan Rally Committee Club and Raymond Wallace, the pledges. down San Antonio, the unconscious, but the work of income at the Pre-Legal Parade show supervised its colorful fall At the conclusion of the initiation, turned left on First and as in California their works and meeting held today at noon. Proceeded are program. new members will be the guests of to the Sainte Claire Matisse, Picasso, and Kakinski Included in the talk will be Hotel, the The major part of her college the fraternity at dinner. designated headquarters not done in vain if so far away a description of some of his ex- of the work complete, the popular co-ed Faculty members Dwight Bentel Humboldt students, traffic a productive influence." periences in practicing law in San being was compelled, under physician's and Carl Holliday, and John Felice, terribly demoralized in that The group of drawings being ex- Jose for the past 30 years. orders, to leave school temporarily. honorary member, have been in- vicinitymuch to its hibited are all contemporary in general an - to the Senator Jones is a graduate of initiation. studies, She is expected to return vited to witness the spirit and include still life school and of after the Thanksgiving the San Jose High For the past week pledges have All slug a and portraits. campus success, the rally landscapes, nudes, Stanford University. During the committee holiday. been performing the traditional arranging note, Is the presence in the what few de- Of last twenty-two years of his law Sigma Kappa Delta shoe-shining Win there panels. Jesso COMMITTEE FINISHES were, and entertain- display of two jesso practice he has been a state sen- ment on service, and wearing lead slugs not expected old medium that was Since only one rally remains was rendered Is a very ator. At the present time he is which read: "I am a Sigma Kappa by the llttle has Grimsley's originally sched- gentleman of myeter- discarded for centuries but Miss of the senate Judiciary ious be chairman Delta pledge." They may be ident- origin who come into popular , uled fall program, details will fused was slightly con- , recently again committee. ified today as the individuals carry- as to by her committee, under time and place, but who use among artists. completed Anyone interested in the subject ing large cardboard boxes, contents kweseed the Art de- the general direction of Elizabeth In remarkable potentialities Mr. John French of which will reveal themselves the Calvin Sides, Charles is invited to attend the meeting of way of leading influential in bring- Simpson, and yells, hands, partment was at 12:30 today. later. traffic. (Continued on Page Four.) In room 11 ing the exhibit to San Jose. PAGE TWO SPARTAN DAILY, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1935 Let 'Ern Eat Cake Hither, Yon &Bad FOR YOUR EDIFICATION By By RAYMOND WALLACE RANDY FITTS

Opera House. Another contribution has arrived via the grape- THEATERS viva. At Memorial Reminiscences of the 11'or1d War VVedvesday, "La Boheme," Richard None, vine route. I am printing it because of the ex- PADRE my mind a story I once heard concerning Lert conducting, with Richard Bon- ;, cellent psychological study it makes. "His Family Tree," with James which was popular at that time. One of elli singing Marcell, Edna Eliz- the kr Barton, also, best pluggers was having dinner at a abeth Smith in the role of Musetta, friend's)) Some women do not seem to need "Remember Last Night," With when he noticed one of the kiddies Giovanni Martinelli as Rudolfo, playing r. A husband, yet I'm told Edward Arnold. a toy pig which gave out a tune when Helen Jepson as Mimi, Alfredo its Gil, They're good at closing windows down AMERICAN tweaked. By some low cunning Candolfi as Schaunard, and Ezio he mall On mornings when it's cold! "Call Of The Wild," with Clark swipe the animal and lug it triumphantly Pinza as Colline. n, ST Gable, Loretta Young, Jack Oakie, About a week later "My Buddy" made it; Wednesday Gunnar Johansen, grea Now obviously this verse is not worth printing also, pearance and became one of the MOSt popk' will give a Liszt program for any intrinsic value it may have; its worth lies "City Park," with Sally Blane. pianist, songs of that day and now. Incidentally Man in the Sherman, Clay ity 01021 in the following facts: I know the girl who wrote LIBERTY at 8:30 p.m. which furnished the theme for this American of SI know her husband, and he isn't good for "Traveling Saleslady," with Joan Auditorium. song was a German-made toy. it, and I with Gaet- Tb Blonde11, Glenda Farrell, also, Friday, "Rigoletto," Speaking of song writers anything. with Emily reminds me thy, fi 0 "Lucky Texan," with John ano Merola conducting, startling compositions or Gilda, Tito new and have this' Dr to Wayne. Hardy singing the of OPINION) emerged from the pen of Duke HUMPH! (EDITORS' Schipa, the Duke, Richard Bone111, Ellington. T point SAN FRANCISCO are "Delta Serenade" and Here is another poem, manifestly superior, which Maddelena. At the War Memorial "In a Sentik !anti "A Midsummer Night's Dream," Mood". is important for the loveliness of its sweet and Opera House. 4-2 at the Geary, on the screen, direct- "MASSACHUSETTS simple thought, the serene beauty of its language, December 3rd. under the man- MOON" Fi ed by Max Reinhardt, with Verree the pleasant rhythm of its rhyme scheme. agement of Peter Connelly, the And speaking of Ellington reminds me t and Teasdale, Ian Hunter, Olivia de that: ter Moscow Cathedral Choir will pre- got an idea for a ditty called "Massaclus ampl Havilland, Grant Mitchell, Dick darn fun! sent a concert, with Kapiton Zap- Moon"if I could only find something la tin fense More Powell, Ross Alexander, James oroshez as the soloist, in the Mem- with Massachusetts! And who among you gi when Maniac with shotgun; Cagney. Special rates to students orial Opera House. sters has ever wondered why the Southern stun More people killed, with student body card. all the breaks when it comes to moons "Blossom Time," at the Curran. BOOKS and c Dr More blood spilled Did you ever hear a songwriter who Robert Shafer, Diana Galen, Non -Fiction--- wants gene] Me without my knife, fork, and spoon with "go back to dear old Rhode Island"? Paul Keast. Barnett Parker, Leon- "Life With Father," by Clarence H. and ideas for the Canadian boys to Oh, yum! ard Ceeley, Harry K. Morton, Man- Day. coupla mull, the ballad called ila Powers. "North to the Orient," by Anne How about a "Manitoba Mae point CAT -NIPPED? Coming to the Curran Decem- Morrow Lindbergh. "Toronto Tessie"? read, Wi Once again the Spartan Daily comes through ber 2nd., "Student Prince." Fiction EGAD, "HOW YA FEELIN', OPHELIS" demonstration of the inefficiency of the OPERA FARE "It Can't Happen Here," by Last year I had a swell idea for a than the with a to w police. Why should the discovery of crime be Monday, "Barber of Seville," Sinclair Lewis. for Hamlet. It was called 'How Ya Fei Hundred Years," by when left to newspaper men? WHY AREN'T THE Gaetano Merola conducting, with "After a Ophelia?" and would have been a natural la Josephine Tummidia singing the Ruth Eleanor McKee. spot where they drag her out of the river.-.a a sm POLICE ON THE JOB? Bu our re- role of Rosina, Tito Schipa, Alma- Chandler Tripp Library. they? Anyway I was telling Mr. Gillis abs We refer to the discovery by one of form when somebody pushed me outs the -Ilia porters of the sickening tragedy of the disappear- loath never did understand. And this ance of the kittens. The patient old black mother I'm sure he of tt PlayersAnnounce Cast oh boy! 'Twas a cat who lives in the quad between the art build- WHO HAS THE did I have an idea! Boy, encleo For Christmas Drama ing and the audtiorium has a semi-annual batch RIGHT OF WAY? for Macbeth called "Which little Witch are-. tans of kittens. WHY ARE NONE OF THESE KIT- did you notice the third witch from the la 3-1 s Results of the tryouts for "Dust TENS EVER SEEN ABOUT THE BUILDING? It is not the person who that play? Wasn't she a knockout? III get la of the Road," one-act play by The Spartan Daily has uncovered the crime; is traveling the fastest nor out plenty for this, but I'm started now andal Kenneth Goodman to be presented Thu it now remains for the police to discover the always the one on the right. stop. And besides, if I don't Wallace will: December 6 in the Little Theater, ingto culprit. DO THE KITTENS GO TO THE BIOL- The first car to the inter- out that stuff he writes and! Well, stilt were announced today by San Jose to hi OGY DEPARTMENT OR THE CAFETERIA? section has the right of way. see, where were we? Oh, yes. The Peanut lei Players. the Ca the ti THE EARLY BIRD? In case of a tie, the car on has a baby brother"El Caramelero", in SI Those who will take part in the folios the right has the right of Vendor. Probably be a flopall these Fran Again the Spartan Daily exposes the incom- production are Wilbur Davis, way. This rule applies to in- are. Thass all. Jer petence of the police. I demand protection. Last Judas; Ed Wetterstrom, Peter tersections which are not scam Friday I was invited to the zoology laboratory Steel; June Wills, Prudence Steel; protected by stop signs. in th to witness 4ie dissection of a flatworm. The in- Sam Taormina, tramp. Peter Min- NOTICES whizz struments were prepared with great care, light grone will be stage manager of adjusted, and microscopes unslung. Then ALL Sigma Kappa Delta pledges Olym; properly the production. meeting ' everyone turned to me with a sort of expectant MUST meet in the publications of- El Toro editorial and art staff Cot hist( look. It made me a little uncomfortable. fice at 9 o'clock today. The meeting room 1, Art building. Ad staff 4 o'clock cliche Mountains of California, J. Muir. "When are you going to begin?" I asked. will require only a few minutes; so tion's office. never Nancy Graham. Return you'll just lie down on the table," some- to Lost and no one will be required to be late men "If Found. 12:30 one murmured. to class because of this. There will be a meeting today at Stage 210 of all varsity and prospective varsity bra Insult WHERE ARE THE POLICE) candidates. It is imperative that every ma' '1 The

SAN JOSE STATE COLLEGE ested be present to discuss important mattes Sty, £ NOTICES managers who are interested in becoming be by the, managers are also requested to be present by a SPARTAN Baseball Car &mkt DAILY Joe Blacow, Varsity will be a meeting of all members of the X There FION Club and all those interested in attending the Dedicated to the bsst interests of San Jose State it Christian Science organization meets ter Co parties, Tuesday at 12:30 in room 1 of the Home on tip Pres. F.biland avars 'dud des' by the Aasethmee Students of San Jose State College today in room 155. Economics building. Eleanor Bidwell, in the Entered as second class matter at the San Jose Postoffice. student nod,' Prose ol Globe Printing Co., Inc. Cathandria Lost: Brown purse containing 111313$ Se, Pint Serene SPARTAN MANAGERS ASSOCIATION pen, and watch. Believed to have been dropped EDITOR Constitution committee meets in P. E. office to- DOLORES FREITAS near music department. Will finder pleas Name day at 4:00 p. m. W. Tormey. Phone S. C. 1R1 to Lost and Found. Hines BUSINESS MANAGER JACK REYNOLDS Phone Bal. Frank ft Watsc Sigma Kappa Delta meeting immediately after 5338J All N.Y.A. boys working for Mr. SPORTS Mr Pura EDITOR STEVE MURDOCK his office at 1230 Spartan Daily staff seminar Tuesday at 11 o'clock. are requested to meet in Carpe Phone Bal. 6732W afternoon. Lewis Noon day bracer Monday noon in women's gym. the Vf Peach EDITORIAL BOARD Social Dancing Club meets tonight in Swimming club Monday night 7 to 9 in pool. Assistant Stock Editor Louis Walther gym from 9 to 10. Bill Thurlow's orchestras, Badminton club meets Tuesday noon in women's Souza Managing Editor Charles Leong --- gym. Copy Argill Editor Helen Rector Will the person who picked up the 00 ' Bosch Feature Editor Thelma Vickers the nine o'clock typing class, pleaseweek I. Aman Abductor: Alice liddo NEWS EDITORS the Lost and Foord7 W. M, Monday, Since all our pleadings and tears are of no avail, Ellen Steven: Tuesday, Frank Brayton; Wednesday, Orrin Matron, Thuraday, Lela O'Connell: Friday, Penn compelled, to come Dick Dementia.; we are forced, sir, yes to terms. klede Even though faced with the fearful odds that per- BUSINESS STAFF Burton Abbott. Don Walker, Velma Gilardin, Howard Person, CALENDAR Grnith will Francis Cauhape. haps the El Toro family be forced into bank- F. Mc SPORTS STAFF TODAY ruptcy, we are willing, you fiend, to give you a Gil Bishop, Game Dick Bertrandiro, Dick F.,Inionda, Gene Gear, Walt Peterson. James Marlais conentutie year's subscription to the magazine. Of course we Spartan Managers Association, WOMEN'S DESK today at 4:00 PI are flattered beyond words that you should con- Catberroe mittee, meet in P. E. office Gunn. Editor; Muriel 1110,,d, Society: Lela O'Connell, Women's wowed HUB Reinhild Sport.; Noon day bracer Monday noon in sider a subscription of such value, so will you be on Haerle, Organization. Narri Swimming club Monday night 7 to 9 hand with the child at 11:30 in the publication's COPY DESK Cavin Ellen Steven, Ora meet 12140 office. We guarantee you a subscriptionthe El Lindquist, Walt Peterson. Frank Brayton, Richard Lucky, Eugene El Toro editorial and art staff Gear, James Madero. Robert Kelly, Jo Bunker, Gould Frank Hamilton. Art 4 o'clock hi Publick Toro family has always been considered the very building. Ad staff Sieve honor. Feature Staff office.. acme of Charles Leong. Randolph Fitts, F. Me Raymond Wallace, Rudolph Engler, Jeroie Alford. organization meets II The Editors. Christian Science Sima; Cartoonist, John Knight Artist, Michael Angelo today in room 155. N it tonight in the bocial Dancing Club meets Smiti Mr. Howard Chrlsman of the City Y.M.C.A. will Special Contributor, Dr. T. W. MacQuarrie orchestru4 gym from 9 to 10. Bill Thuriow's Ferin speak at the regular meeting of the College 'V' Reporters TUESDAY in Room 3, Home Economics building Mede today at 12 Wilma Dreitin, Myer Ziegler, Esther Popham, Dorothy Root, Tuesday noon in Harvey. Richard Lucky, Aphan Badminton club meet. W, m noon. William Garabell. Victor Carlook, David Loehwing. William By.., Robert Keay, Lamm Pruitt. MYrn Bach WA TER..1)...OLO TEAM WINNER POLOISTS DEFEAT, It ayAQUA S.F. :erni!: DONS BEAT SPARTAN 5*-0 IN *SOCCER FINALE of -TOUTED S F. '0 frieri phi SAN Pelota Boys End en DIEGO TO it, MIBAGGREGATION 4-2 SHOW SPA- .WDAI e ma* _ phonily poloists rose to Season With 5-0 hui Sparta's water HUGH OUTFIT HERE

" made it heights and drowned Old great . most rysk incidentally the and THANK Jinx, ON Defeat Ilan By Dons choppy waves mtally tht Olympic Club, in the SuivING DAY American a Spartan plunge Friday night. Winding up their season without ornfierstststrodogngs, tfaitne jaliuynigorrewvartsiirtey.d any blaze of glory, San Jose Aiming to leave not SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, MONDAY. NOVEMBER 25, 1935 5 me that even a State's soccermen dropped their games by one pebblep unturned in his efforts to second 5-0 ye this Dr of losing conference defeat to the conference make San Jose's season a sue- champion Ta point, and swept through the highly San Francisco university a cess by upsetting San Diego team at a Sent* tooted Olympian jayvees for Stockdale, Lewis Watson Score Spartan Field Saturday State's powerful Aztecs he re 4-2 victory. Thursday, Coach Dud DeGroot ON" Fired by their first captain, cen- As Spartans W'nip Lumberjacks',''' DONS DEMONSTRATE Is me thu ter back Bill Draper, the Spartan The score corresponded exactly 'Massada amphibians presented a tight de- (Continued from Page One.) with the first contest held at San Ihing to Mr fense, and broke through for points recovering -this Ume on the on, Francisco earlier in the season. mg you sat when they were needed. yard line. Scoring twice in the third quarter them SCORES and once in each of the other stam DRAPER STOCKDALE SCORES coons and the scoring after periods, the Dona only proved a Draper opened Two plays and a penalty loot little more conclusivelywtheir, right vho wants several minutes in the first half seven yards, and then Hines passed to the league title they had won nd'? Hen sad added another score later in to Jimmy Stockdale before venturing for h to meet the s to mull d the Initial period to cop high for the day's I first tally. Souza missed Spartans for the set.ond abs Ilaa Point honors for the evening's the try- for-point festivities. San Jose pulled up in last place of The third in the conference race by virtue PHELIA7 With the count 2-0 in favor period saw the tempo the collegians, the clubmen began of the action increase as three iif their loss to Stanford Wednes- a thsrs to swing into action and tallied touchdowns, two for San Jose day, so a win over S.F.U. Saturday Ya when Brisetti broke through for and one for Humboldt, were reg- would have made no difference in natural for a score. istered in a space of 23 plays. the final standings. ie river-s Burton Smith, San Jose center The quarter had barely started FIVE MEN GO Gillis ix JIMMY STOCKDALE forward or sprint man, sent the before the Spartans organized and Mel Hickman, center half; Bob the ^fru He leather sphere through the fingers completed their longest scoring scored twice. Doerr and Carl Robinson, wings; And this of the Club goalie, and the half drive of the day, a 49 yard march. on Humboldt's 17 yard line. Charlie York, inside; and Mark 'Twas a ti ended with the black-capped Spar- WATSON GETS ONE Argilla made two, a pass by Masson, goalie, are the Spartans itch are-' tans on the favorable side of a Hines, Watson, and Pura took it !Rockdale fell Incomplete, and who wound up their soccer careers int the Id 3-1 situation. to the 21 in six plays, and then then big "Bull" Lewis put on the in Saturday's tussle. fllgetfa STATE HOLDS LEAD TIOERLE Watson broke loose around his own pressure and smashed his way now and The second half saw the Wash left end to out run the northerners ruthlessly 15 yards to pay dirt. !lace will - started preparations for the battle Ington Square water (logs fighting to the end zone for the second Argilla managed to convert this Jell, well yesterday morning at 8 a. m. when to hold their coveted lead over Spartan tally. Argilla's kick was one and the count stood 19-6. Vs he marshalled his squad out for Peanut wide. The last score came early in the the team that HALE had beaten them 5-4 ro",i the Ca a little Sunday practice session. in an overtime struggle in San Humboldt's lone score came with fourth period as Lewis intercepted sese foll4 CALLAND SUCCESS Francisco, earlier in the season. suprising suddenness six plays Penn's pass on the Humboldt 35 Jerry Leo Calland, in his first year at and lateraled out to Stockdale who BROS Tuxford, States right back, later. it back scored the lone point for Sparta San Diego State. has turned out Smith of Humboldt recovered a set the stage by running in the second half and Knuker a powerful team that catapulated San Jose lateral thrown by Hines to the 25. whizzed in the lone goal for the itself into Pacific coast limelight on his own 39 yard line. Stockdale and Peach made it a Olympian. by beating both Loyola's powerful On first down, Perin threw a 30 first down on the 12, and then meeting' Coach Charlie Walker's defense Lions and Redland's vaunted air yard pass to Neilson who fumbled Lewis passed to Peach on the ock in FPI clicked in this swimfest as it has raiders in the space of one week. when he was tackled by Pura three for a nine yard gain. never later, Stockdale drove clicked before and the Frisco Dumping Loyola in an Armistice only to have Farber scoop the ball Two plays men found remaining 30 over guard on a reverse from this defense, and Ray Day upset, the Aztecs came back up and race the 12:30 Stager, San yards to the vital area. Smith's Lewis to score his second touch- Jose goalie, well nigh to beat the "passingest" team on amity hm Invulnerable. attempt for the extra point failed. down of the game. the coast on Saturday by the ,ey man The weaker LEWIS ADDS ANOTHER Bruce Daily got his long-awaited Spartan senior var- of also throwing matte' simple expedient come it sity, a second string, was defeated Four plays later, Ferin fumbled chance to convert and didn't Sse passes. aming by the crack Olympic Club varsity and Wing recovered for San Jose anywhere near the crossbar. Now, with a week's rest, the present by a score of 7-1 in an abbreviated Aztecs, who have been beaten *********************************** seball Cor dunking spree. only by Occidental and Whittier Howard Withycombe, State cen- at' ter this year will come north Thurs- neets forward, put the solitary point on primed to finish off the Ax For Lumberjacks the San Jose side of the ledger day in the first half. Spartans By WALT PETERSON * * 1 ent tat ' _ - - FRAME ANOTHER TEBBS S.J.S. Humboldt * * droPPol INDIVIDUAL BACKS 41 They have ari end by the name Total yards gained from scrimmage 213 please v. SAN JOSE STATE of Joe Frame whom they claim Number of yards lost from scrimmage 45 35.5 Name T.C. Y.G. F.G. Y.L. Av. is as good as Whittier's Danny Forward passes attempted 14 13 Hines 10 26 1 2 2.4 Tebbe, and that's pretty good. Forward passes completed s 3 F'rank kr Watson 9 40 1 3 4.1 pound run- incompleted 8 9 Pura Johnny Butler, a 170 Forward passes t 12:300 5 46 1 0 9.2 1 ning guard, is, however, the star Forward passes intercepted 1 Carpenter 2 2 1 12 -5.0 It is claimed from passes 55 34 Lewis of the Aztec line. Yards gained 10 47 1 0 4.7 scrimmage 268 75 Peach he could make any team on the Total yards gained from passes and in the Vls4 5 3 3 3 0.0 coast. First downs from scrimmage 9 1 will Stockdale 7 29 antra 1 9 2.9 passes 3 2 Souza Charles "Tiger" Lee. a 170 First downs from forward 1 2 0 0 2.0 12 3 Argilla pound fullback, is probably the Total first downs le jade r' 4 15 1 9 1.5 2 s floschetti in the Aztec Number of kick-offs turn it ' 2 2 1 7 -2.5 most valuable player length of kickoff 55 42.2 * Hamt HUMBOLDT backfield although Calland has a * Average lice STATE 22.2 23 W. secondaryseconda men. 4' Average length of kick-off returns Moore 3 13 0 0 4.3 host of capable ! punts 12 11 Fenn 11 line-plunger and Number of * 12 5 29 -1.5 Lee is the best 203 * Mede Yardage of punts 260 1 1 0 0 1.0 also the deadliest tackler on the * Smith Average length of punts 21.8 18.5 * 1 2 0 0 2.0 , squad. He is a track star and F, of punt returns 17 51 lit Moore 2 0 1 i,,, -.25 Diego county golf Yardage former San 10.9 stitutpt Ginner Average length of punt returns 2.9 : 7 13 2 6 1.0 champ. of punts had blocked o 3 * 4:00 STARTING LINE-UPS Numbers * Military Geddes, Ump,; goals attempted o 1 * HUMBOLDT SAN JOSE Gimmick, ref.; Field ft in PO cavineHarris Regll, H. L. Field goals scored o o * L.E.R. Laughlin, (C) * tel scored 4 Formality 12 :30, sit (C) L.T.R. .. Hardiman SUBSTITUTIONS San Jose: Touchdowns * pubb0 sGtoeuvled_rt for point after touchdown 4 I * L.G. R. DuBose Baldwin, Jackson, Rapose, Cannell, Tries * is emphasized in these all Tries for point after touchdown made 1 0 C. Swartzell Sufta, Voorhees, Hudson, Redman, wool flannel robes. Solid F. asso Number of penalties against B 5 ets el H.G.L Azevedo Wilson, Glover, Baracchi, Watten- colors, contrasting trims .. Sims Yardage lost on penalties 70 55 R.T.L Daily berger, Wing, Sanders, Stockdale, Nielson Lewis, Ball lost on downs 1 In the H.E.L. Lantagne Souza, Boschettl, Bishop, 6.95 Smith Fumbles 5 ; 1 stra i41 G. Carpenter Argilla, Peach. Fenn 2 Barnes, Fumbles recovered L.H.R. Watson Humboldt: Farber, Ellis, SECOND klede Ball lost on fumbles 3 1j I FLOOR n ir Pura Wineworth, Littlejohn, Nygard, ". moors F. Hines Gomez, Mahan. ---...11111111111111111111111111111111

PAGE FOUR SPARTAN DAILY, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1935 VARIETY OF NEW Mills Represent a tiv es Manutius Of Venice Considered One BOOKS ADDED TO Invites Sht WORLD'S BEST PRINTERS; LIBRARY Of Organizations, OF COLLEGE Jose To Exhibit All books In To Hold Banquet musicw darnamirfri;ethoci:sic:id specially jsotauedetat-s"oftul':t':r1:t,,students Popularized Greek, Latin Works , biography, are invited to the teaching have been added to the exhibition r, Exchanges of ideas and prop- manuscripts t The greatest Italian printer of had been printed in types modeled college library, it was announced and printed editz, , of the works osals for betterment of student the fifteenth century and undoubt- on the square style of lettering yesterday. of the Roman ;cc edly one of the finest Quntus Horatius affairs will flow forth on Decem- the world used for encient books. This made "Continental Plays, v. I.", Thom- Flascus, net has ever known, was Aldus Man- English being shown at Mills ber 4, when the annual all-college a beautiful and legible page, but as H. Dickinson; "The college utius of Venice. I The exhibit, which closes organizations banquet takes place Drama", Ed W. Parks; "Educa- Nut Manutius is the second of the each leiter took RO much space her 18, is open tional Psychology," James B. daily from two at 6 o'clock in the cafeteria. world that the books were costly. five famous printers in the series Stroud; "Evolution of the Verteb- in tthatyeen, dFraarnitdcaegyal,elanveenri gatsEA Presidents of all organizations, of articles on the history of print- Aldus proceded to create a type ral Column," James L. Gadow; ing whose material is being col- 1 Wis edinnesad or their representatives, are gath- of his own. This was called the "Psychology in Modern Business," lected by a library class under the and ering ideas for the pow-wow, which "Aldino," better known today as Harry W. Hepner; "Scientific at other times by special a; direction of Miss Dora Smith, mem- rangement with was inaugurated as the logical way the Italic type. Method," A. D. Ritchie; "The the office of tie ber of the college library depart- Dean of the Faculty. of solving Sparta's many student The great space which this type Musical Faculty," W. Wallace; ment. The birthday of saved permitted a publication of "American Ballads and Folk Horace, ws VOLI problems and binding together the The fame of Manutius rests less lived the small pocket editions which Songs," John A. Lomax; "Life of from 65 to 68 B.C., wig t, many groups which exist on the on his actual printing but upon celebrated could be printed and sold very Joseph Chamberlain," James L. at Mills on Sunday. campus. cheaply. Garvin; "William Byrd," Frank S. cember 8, at three o'clock et Tickets for the banquet will go Coming at a time of large cum- Howes; "The Great Trek," Eric A. special exercises. Dr. Henry Eutt Sll ton Fairclough, on sale for 50 cents. Mrs. Sarah bersome books It marked a great Walker; "Homemaking," Evelyn professor of des ical literature at Dowdle and her assistants are in step forward in book production. Herrington; and "Measurement of Stanford um The popularity of his small cheap Teaching Efficiency," by Helen versity, will speak on "Some /4 charge of the dinner, and a com- pects hooks was so enormous that he M. Walker. of Horace" at this prom/. Student Body mittee appointed by 7 suffered a great deal from pirated President Bell Moore is arranging ..ditions and forgeries. MRS. WALSH GIVES Badminton Club Lists Arc a program of entertainment for Manutius then appealed to the Membership WON the event. Venetian government which grant- TALK TO GROUP Rulings photo, weeks ed him a monopoly for 20 years, --- Attendance at four of the hit, Elizabeth Kay the efforts he made for popular- thus becoming the first copyright Mrs. Walsh of the minton club meetings this quote TauMu Delta Conducts annou izing literature, and bringing in history. Education department, gave a talk will be pre-requisite for conven- Mis Candlelight Ceremony cheap, yet well-produced books For his mark, he had the sign illustrated by slides, records, and tion In the tournament planned to with within reach of many. of the anchor and the dolphin and I music to Mrs. Lillian Gray's 10 men and women students am dents He had early become interested which bore the motto "make haste !o'clock fundamental geography quarter. Seven new members were porde in the Greek and Latin classics slowly." Iclass at a session last week. Those interested are invited te pledged to Tau Mu Delta, women's photo; and conceived the idea of printing This symbol will always stand As an introduction to her talk, come to play with the club oo honor music society, at a candle- The all the important and unpublished as the symbol of one of the great- Mrs. Walsh described briefly the Tuesday and Thursday noon In tbi will light ceremony held last night at classics of ancient Greece. est artists that the world has Island of Tahiti and women's gymnasium. Rarotonga and i Before this time, Greek books known. which she visited Tennis shoes are required fora the home of Mrs. Alice Dixon on her way to the di New players, and gym or tennis attir Hillis. Zealand. Altt is prefered to street clothes t. With Margaret Melliar, sorority New Zealand's native people-- vacati Nature Study Group though the latter is permitta president, presiding, the following the Maoris, their strange customs they I Coming Institute Each student must bring 25 co: girls were taken into the organiza- Elects First Officers ,tod the topography of the country proof: to cover the cost of shuttle code tion: Virginia Savidge, Violet Cau- were described, stressing especially licatici To Aid Manuel Bettencourt was elected during the remainder of Ii then, Phyllis Hammer, Virginia Teachers the school children. Principal cities, until president of the recently organized quarter. Kadoike, Ruby Anderson, Mary ! industries, and Scenes of the Island Ima Nature-Study club, Joseph L. Man- A dinner meeting, evening play Eleanor Davis, and Violet Thomas. A full week's program of train- were shown in the slides which urged cuso, vice-president, Lorette M. and an exhibition of outstanda ing in council leadership will be covered the main points of interest closed Following the ceremony a short Marce, players of the Bay region aro secretary-treasurer, and in the territory. program was presented by mem- offered to teachers and prospec- Jack C. Manteufel, historian, dur- among the activities planned f' bers, including numbers by Vic- tive teachers when the Santa Clara ing a recent meeting. next quarter. FA( toria Parsons, Dorothy this Currell, County Boy Scouts organization Dr. P. Victor Peterson, head of Patrons'AssociationTo For the convenience of VIS Margaret Melliar, Arlene Woten, who have questions about the rule sponsors an institute from Decem- the Natural Science department, Feature Speech and Edith Bond. spoke at the meeting showing the Arts of the game, either singles a TEl ber 2 to 9 inclusive, in the col- importance of Nature Study in the doubles, a copy of the offkie Dr. Dorothy Kaucher, of the vaai';u0u lege Science building. teaching profession. Rule Book has been placed on how Speech department, will give a Photomicrography Is A general elementary course, Dr. Karl Hazeltine and Miss reserve. reading, and Mr. William B. Mc - eating leading to the rank of scout master Emily Smith, science faculty mem- Explained At Science I Coard will demonstrate a machine desto bers, will act as group advisers. Mud Lake Is Visited Seminar By Brubaker or assistant scout master; and Iused for recording voices, at the nreportaa in specialized courses such as nature 'meeting of the Patrons' Association By Entomology Club study work for advanced leaders, to be held Wednesday afternoon at Junior High Majors To Under leadership of Dr. How to construct economical ap- 2 o'clock in the Little Theater. the paratus for photomicrographic are among the features to be Duncan of the Science departmeat Hold Xmas Banquet Another feature of the program, Club made a fat; work will be explained by Mr. L. offered. --- the Entomology ithnetheth which was planned by Dr. Eliz- Slut H. Brubaker, Science department Miss Anna Fraser, trip to Mud Lake yesterday. Dr. P. Victor Peterson, chairman Featuring abeth Jenks, of the Speech de- hills beha store room manager, at the Science principal of the Woodrow Wilson Lake, situated in the MFIvdaMdaCel::'Vir of the Natural Science department partment, will be a play, "The Seminar, room 5112 at 4:15 this Junior high school in Oakland, as Stanford University, is an ex& Purple Doorknob," by State and director of leadership training Walter kind of VA afternoon. guest speaker, the Junior High ent location for this then acta Scouts, urges San Jose Pritchard Eaton, of Yale Univer- weri for the majors will hold a Christmas ban- and interesting specimens Brubaker will cover the field of sity. reported photomicrography showing the State college students to take the quet December 10 in the cafeteria. gathered, members practical applications and diffi- opportunity of acquiring training All students who are planning to frieze culties, and will give technical ad- in this field. Ability to lead such attend the banquet must notify Chest Fund To Benefit Clark in the Education office, vice. groups as scouts, he says, is often Miss From Bibliophiles 'Tea Rally Chairman Thirty slides will be used to the deciding factor in employment room 161, before Thursday. Convalescing aretohnerii.os them,.n of a teacher. - - illustrate the lecture and photo- Bibliophiles, the library society, reproductions will be on graphic K-P Group Enjoys Is sponsoring a silver tea tomorrow (Continued from page one) exhibit. afternoon in room 120 from 3:30 Tonkin, and Ray Arjo. Rasslers Have Mugs Puppet-Bee Evening IR to 5:30. Faculty and students are Student Body President School extended on behalf In Spaulding Annual Puppets were the topic of in- a cordial invitation to Moore expressed Friday, the affair. students, aPPre' terest at the last meeting of of the associated Youngren Wins Receipts will be fine work WI You who are interested in taking Miss Mabel Crumby's kindergar- contributed to dation of the campus se school a look at last year's wrestling the Community Chest. Those who Grimsley has done in ten-primary group at Helen Max- Woe Contest team will find them comfortably donate a nickel or copper are just tivities, stating that never well's home, November 20. Mrs. g :1ntteachlngtnei as welcome as those who contribute students cooperated esconced on the pages of A.G. Carolyn B. Hayes demonstrated have the about silver, members of the society a rally chairman. (Continued from page one) Spaulding's Boxing and Wrestling methods of construction, and every heartily with having state. buted, $46.70 from the popularity Guide. Not literally, of course, member present made a character log fn but Coach Gene Grattan and his drintest and $55.00 from campus for a puppet show. be held in the cafeteria, the group grade. smiling boys of the grunt and societies. This brought the total At the next meeting, which will will continue their puppet making. A LOT groan art have their physiognomies "U WANT student contribution up to $232.15. IF AT A plastered in said publication. OF GOOD FOOD Dr. The Student Affairs Committee " Art Philpott, who captured the MINIMUM PRICE decided to pledge the remaining A 1 California Intercollegiate crown in $127.85 of the $360 budget. Down- ARIIEN OR 25' his division last year, rates a CITY TRYA 15c ing said he expected more of the single spot in the magazine. What Lesite)urtrlt societies which had not yet been with the trip to Utah this year CHEVROLET CO. in to take care of part of this JOSE and publicity getting thicker and 6th and E. Santa Clara Sts. Opp. Medico -Dental Bldg 1 SAN rest will be raised by amount. The thicker, the 'masters are coming some sort of entertainment to he San Jose's up in the world. Biggest New and Used Car Market BOX LUNCH arranged at a later date. Always Bargains in Our Huge Stock of Used Cars MPtpl e7ralooden:bei1E1 Convemently Located The societies which came in Beta Gamma Chi, $5.00; Biblio- 30 DAY WRITTEN GUARANTEE Friday were: Sappho, $10.00; Al- philes, $3.00; Filipino, $3.00; Radio across 4th street On all Cars Bearing the Red 0. K. Tag Just lenian Society, 810.00: Spartan Club, $2.50; Tau Mu Delta, $2.50; EASY TERMS -TRAM S OPEN EVENINGS and SUNDAYS on San Antonio Spears, $5.00; Sigma Tau, $5.00; and Italian Club, $1.50.