• Howdy! Did You Know? at as els That Tens Tech's annual rummer Have You Made Your Plans To coaching school wilt be'the biggest in the nation and that It carries,' Visit The Carlsbad Caverns On a maximum of six hear. credl Tech Day? in college work?

VOLUME VIII LUBBOCK, TEXAS, THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1933 TEXAS TECH NO. 34 Livestock Feeders' Day Is To Begin Tomorrow •4, 4 I • • • • • • • • • • * • • • • • • * • • 4 0 • • 0 • • • • • • • • 1,071 Students Pay Fees For First Term Of Session 0 Uncertainty Is Weaving To First Draft Of Bigger And Better Tech President Chamber Of Commerce To Serve Hand . Freshman Gives His Cause Of Short Catalog To Be Own Rating Luncheon At Noon In The Stock . Be Given In July The freshmen are coming In big- 0 ger and dumber every year. There Enrollment Off This Week are rumors concerning last year's Pavilion; Six Speakers Carded Fee For Course Is ;$5 freshmen and the weird tricks they pulled but nothing yet caps the Textile Professor Radical Changes Are Necessary Reduction Amcunts To 21.7 For Two Weeks; To wise crack pulled recently during Five Pens Of Cattle Are Used In Making The Experiment In Because Of Acceptance Of the summer term registration. In Percentage Figure; Lack Meet Daily The peak of freshman dumbness The Division Of Agriculture Animal Husbandry Semester Plan; New Curric- Of Speed In Legislature was nearly reached the other day. Department; Stengel Is In Charge Following the announcement of ular Requirements Are Made Alter a rather hilarious session be- Holds Up College Catalogs the development of a hand loom tween a group of upper clossmen for the weaving of wool cloth at and freshmen. one of the slimes Texas Technological college, so was singled out. Spencer Wells To Welcome Visitors Students Praised much interest has been manifest- To Mail Books "You are a freshman. aren't ed throughout West Texas that a you?" asked a tough-looking junior. Inspection Of All Animals Used In 147 Day Test Period Ts Enrollment Of Second Term Is course in hand weaving will be of- President, Four Deans, And "Certainly not," replied the fish fered during the summer session. with a look of innocent disgust on Follow Luncheon; Stec .; Were Purchased From Local Expected To Compare Fa- Registrar Are Members Of The dates are July 17 to 29, his face, "I'm German." Rancher Early In January vorably With First Term; classes meeting each day from 9 Catalog Committee; Work to 12 and 1:30 to 4:30. The fee is Is Delayed By Legislature Knapp Is Pleased $5.00. The first Livestock Feeder's day of Texas Technologi- The course as outlined by Prof Students To cal college will begin tomorrow, marking the end of a 147 The enrollment for the first terns C. D. Brandt, head of the textile The first draft of the Texas Tech- Clay cattle feeding experiment according to W. L. Stan- of the summer school numbered 1.- departmen, is as follows - Lectures nological college catalog will be 071 individuals who had paid fees first hour of each session during completed sometime this week, ac- gel, head of the department of animal husbandry of the . up to Monday night, June 12. Last first week, covering the physical cording to Dean A. H. Leldlgh, Make Annual Dr. Bradford Knapp, Tech pres! division of agriculture. There were five pens in the expez- year, the enrolment on the same and chemical properties of the chairman of the catalog committee. dent, will he one of the principa Dean Leldigh explained that here- speakers tomorrow at the firs iment, four of Hereford calves and one mixed Jersey. • day was 1.361 and the present num- common textile fibers such as cot- tofore the catalog has been ready Livestock Feeders' Day ever to be and Holsteins. ber of enrolled students lacks 297 ton, silk, rayon. linen, wool and the of coming up to last year's group; mohair. Fabric design, construction for maill.ng by the first of May, but Cavern Trip held by the division of agriculture A program has been arranged in connection with this year, all work on the publica- of Texas Technological college. Dr. at Is a reduction of 21.6 percent. analysis and yarn sizes. Processes Lubbock chamber of commerce. with the latter organi- tion has been delayed due to the Knapp will discuss "Possibilities Si • Two factors bring about the ,- in the manufacture of yarns and zation serving lunch at noon. Half a dozen authorities on action of the state legislature. Colonel Boles Visits College Research in Livestock Feeding." ductlon are: first, the fact that the fabrics. feeding work will speak and the day will close with an legislature did not act on the sum- Laboratory—scouring of wool, The deans of all four schools, the To Make Arrangements; inspection of the cattle pens. mer school appropriation until so wool carding, wool spinning, cot- registrar, and the college president NOTICE TO SENIORS near the close of the regular ses- Professor Carl D. Brandt. head of ton carding and spinning. fabric are members of the catalog com- Trippers To Leve Lubbock Prospective seniors of the lib- Letters have been sent out by Stange and Dr. Bract. sion that It was impossible to get the textile department, is to attend design and construction, warp mittee." On July 30; Fees Remitted eral arta division who plan to ford Knapp, Tech president, to feeders, county &genii" out a catalog and give publicity to the sessions of Textile Foundetior prep: dittos, power weaving, dye- Te date for the melling of these graduate in August most turn and others interested in the work inviting there to Ore summer school courses until In Washington, D. C. tomorrow and ing and finishtrig and entre Pro- 1933-34 catalog is indefinite due to Summer school students at Texas in their application for the de- tend. The clay is open to all persons interested, whether within a very few days of the ac- Saturday. Only the principal ins- cess of setting up, adjusting, and the radical changes that are having Technological college will make gree by July 1 and have the tual opening of the summer school Tfarmers o. not. Die schools and trade leaders are weaving on the hand Minns. - to be made in the embodirdent of their annual trip to Carlsbad Cav- major suhject outlined by the Proem:, Be gins on June 6. department head and other invited to attend the meeting. the The course will meltide a study each department All subjects and erns July 1. Colonel Thorns, M. • MEETU'G CANED State Wide Untsrlslats departmena are'having LU accord courses checked in the otfice of I The is.... ' expenses of "'Wets are folly paid byiof the physical and chemical Boles, supenntendent of the Cav- J. E. Speer, President of the tomorrow morning. ere. Every state institution eperienced Deem Gordon, room 211, the Foundation. properties of the common textile with the semester plan, and all Lib- erns, has visited the college and Alumni Association of Tease Address of w9icorne, Spencer • A. the same difficulty and those clos- eral arts work Is being• put on as conferred with officials relative to ad building. It is necessary for fibres and the various processes of Tech for next year, called a Wells,- chairman of the eddeation est In touch with the situation be- strict and uniform hauls as is the details of the tip. This to be done inunedisstel,. manufacturing yarns and fabrics. meeting of the executive c01/11 - committee, Lubbock eharriber of lieve that this delay, which was un- major work in the aggie, engineer- Those who make the trip on Tech Applications for degrees are to The laboratory work will include ell of the association for Thurs- commerce. "Possibilities of Re- avoidable, resulted In many stu- ing,. and home economic schools. A day will be pleats of the United be filed in the registrar's office. Tech Swimming Instruction In the entire process day afternoon at 2:39 o'clock in search in Livestock Feeding," Dr. dents failing to make their decis- number of new curricula require- States government and the fees Applisallons for degrees may of setting up. adjusting and weav- the office of alias Mantle Wolf- Bradford Knapp. "Potentialities of ion to come to this first term of ments are being made also. will be remitted. Tech was the first be checked with the secretary ing on hand looms. Two new hand forth, secretary of the associa- Livestock Feeding on the PlalnaR the summer school because of such institnnon to be so honored, though of Dean Gordon's office any looms are under construction at Hon in room 306 of the ad Dean A. H. Leicllgh of the division uncertainty. Class Is Split the courtesy•is now extended to afternoon between the hours of this time. IS VISITOR building. of agriculture. The second reason is that many other schools. Last year 325 were in 1 and :1 o'clock except Satur- This is a non-credit course open Economy of Gains as Affected school teachers who normally at- the Tech party, and Colonel Boles days. Those who have not yet ts. any interested person. The fee by Location of Self-Feeder add tend summer school have been paid B C Schulkey, Superintendent expects an even larger attendance checked their applications are In 2 Sections for the course will be either $5.00 Water for Fattening Hogs," Bay in school warrants which they have of Borer schools, and 1930 M. A. this summer. urged to do so at once. or 25 pounds of raw wool. Any per- C. Mowery, department of animal been unable to convert into cash, graduate of Tech, visited on the The caravan will leave Lubbock sons desiring more detailed in- State Board Of husbandry. "Ground versus Whole and hence, do not have ready cash campus last week. He reported that. by bus and private auto the after- Large Enrollment Is Cause For formation should get in touch with Grain for Fattening Hogs." Don with which to pay the necessary he was going to attend the noon of June 30 and will go °lessor M E. Heard. care Texas L. Jones, superintendent of the expenses of the summer school Division; 59 Students Take Technological College, Lubbock, Unkersity of Chicago this summer through the Caverns on Saturday. Mixer To Start work, "Teachers who are registered Lubbock experiment station. Work For Credit; First Term Texas. and work on his Ph. D. degree. The night will be spent in Carls- Education Is To for this trim deserve great credit bad. Lunch In Pavillon for their devotion to their profes- Begioning Course Given Lunch in the livestock env,. sion and their desire to Improve Extension Department Gives Amusements At is to be followed by an hispec , their teaching ability," stated Dr. Sixty-seven women students Tech Lawyers Form First Law Meet On Friday of all of the livestock used for - Bradford Knapp, Tech president. have enrolled in swimming classes Courses For Evenning Work structIon. At 1:30 p. m.. "Alio in commenting upon the situation. Hay versus Sumac Sorghum 97, - taught by Miss Zella Riegeal, as- Through the medium of the ex- The two circumstances have re- Summer School Tech Is To Be Host To Mem- der and Silage With and Without. sistant professor of physical educa- tension department students will sulted In a reduction in the enrol- Pulverized Oyster Shell as Roughe tion, every Monday. Wednesday, Class On Campus; Members To have the opportunity of complet- bers Of Group; Entertain- ment. At tne meeting of the Board age for Fattening Lambs," by J. and Friday at Tumble "N". Lub- ing fractional courses as as to fit of Directors on Monday June 5, Dt. Social Committee To Have A ment To Include Dance; M. Jones, chief, division of sasto bock's swimming pool. The large their work into the new semester Knapp estimated the attendance of annual husbandry, experiment sta- enrollment necessitated organizing plan of study, according to J. F. Varied Program For This Planned On Saturday the first term to 1.000 and the bud- Prepare For Bar Examinations tion. two diviisons, one of which meets McDonald head of the extension Month; First Event Is To get for the summer school work at 5 o'clock. the other at 6 o'clock. "Cottonseed Cake versus Cottois was based upon an enrolment for department. Courses will be of- Be Tomorrow Night The Texas State Board of Edu- All but eight are taking the course Ten Students Enroll In New fered 'on either the term or the cation will meet at Texas Tech- Seed When Milo Heads are Hand- that amount. for credit. Most of them are be- fed or Self-fed to Fatten • Cattle " It is estimated that there will be semester plan for an indefinite nological college June 16 and 17. ginners, but a few are intermed- Course; Class To Be Run Seed Grown A miser. picnic, swimming party W. L. Stangel Question box. a relatively large attendance dur- length of time. In addition to Thomas T. Garrard, iate or advanced swimmers, On Cost Basis; Torts Are Since the first of June, 48 stu- and a combined :musical hour and looal member. others on the board be followed by trip to pens. ing the second term of the sum- Miss Riegeal announced that reception are the specal events mer school, beginning July 15. The Tech Aggies Grow dents have enrolled for extension are Nat M. Washer, chairman. San Plains Steen Used for beginners, most of this term To Be Discussed Tonight scheduled for the student body attendance of the second term last work. Antonio; W. S. Bowers. Houston; When the experiment began file will he spent in getting accustom- 180 Varieties during the next few weeks, W. A. Morrison, Cameron: Mrs. months' ago, steers were purchased year was 945 and it is estimated ed to the water, but that before Ten students of Tech met in According to announcement made that there will be upwards of 800 Noyes Darling Smith. Austin; Mrs. from Jot Smyth. Lubbock rancher, the end of the course they will be room 305 Tuesday evening at 8 Behind the ante building in a by Dean Mary' W. Doak late Tues- registered for the second term's J. F.. Watkins, Henderson; Ernest and were bred and raised at his taught to do the elementary side o'clock and organized the first Law snail plot hardly big enough to be Dr. Ellsworth day afternoon. the summer social Alexander, Fort Worth; J 0. Gil- Hockley county ranch near White- work of the present session. class In Tech's history. The pur- a•garden H. M. Bell of the agron- stroke. the resting back stroke, sim- committee Is arranging some form leke, Amarillo; F. L Henderson. face. The animals went Into the The total individual students reg- ple diving and floating. Intermed- pose of the class is for preparing omy department is raising 180 of entertainment for both men and istered last summer was 1,606, some Bryan. L A. Woods, state superin- lots on January 19 and were dig iates and advanced swimmers will its members to take the state bar different kinds of feed crops. These women for the corning month. The registering for one term and some tendent of education, Is secretary vlded Into four pens of ten each. pass tests on various strokes and examinations. crops range from common bears to Talks To Class first being held tomorrow night for both. "Because of the difficul- of the board . Lot Number 1 was fed: mile, heads advance accordingly. Some of The class was organized with J. lespede. sena.. Sensra is a new from 7:30 to 8:30 o'clock on the in a self-feeder; cottonseed cake, ties of the present summer session A reception committee will meet these strokes are the side stroke, Doyle Settle, Abernathy, as chair- kind A legume from Japan and lawn south cf the administration in regard to financial affairs, It is and welcome members of the board and sumac sorghum bundles in 'a resting back stroke, single over- man, and Garland Smith secretary. sells for two dollars per pound. It Tech Teacher Gives Commence- building. Miss Zella Riegel, profes- rack. very gratifying to report this fine who arrive Thursday. An entertain- arm and double over-arm strokes, Settle, who will lead in the class less introduced Into this country sor: of physical educaton for wom- enrollment," stated Dr. Knapp. ment Address At Southland; ment program, including a dance Lot number 2 was fed to the the crawl and the racing back work, has spent one year in the by Dr. Seaman A. Knapp, father en and chariman of the entertain- Friday night, is planned. The same manner except cotton seed stroke. They will also be given In- Law school at the University of of Tech's president. Nineteen Students Receive ment committee, will have charge board members are to attend a was substituted for the cake. Lot struction in fancy diving, Texas. and has spent considerable Several kinds of grasses both of the games, stunts, folk-dances, Diplomas feeders' day barbecue at Tech Fri- number 3 was fed milo heactO, time in the last year In the study cultivated and wild, different va- and 'Mixers" that will fill the Biologists Are day noon. They will hare dinner hand-fed; cottonseed cake and of law. rieties of alfalfa, all kinds of mil- hour. Miss Riegel urges that all Fourteen Tech Students Are DT. J. 0. Ellsworth head of the at the Tech home economics build- sumac sorghum In bundles To Take Field Seminar Used let, beats and artichokes are department of agriculture econom- students and faculty members at- rack. Let number 4 was fed In the grown. Forty-seven varieties of ing that evening, and a luncheon Employed; Each Earn $25 The class will operate on the ics delivered the commencement tend and that clothes suitable for same manner except seed for sub- Fourteen Tech students are em- cotton Including upland and sea- will be given m their honor Sat- seminar plan with each student address at Southland Friday night play be worn. stituted for cottonseed cake. Trip On Plains ployed by the business office, their island breeds as well as hybrids de- urday. studying individually, and general June 9. There were 19 graduates. Swim Planned Weights Show Winners , Job is to Steep the buildings swept. discussion of cases and points of veloped in Texas are cultivated. Velma McNabb was valedictorian On Friday, June 23, a picnic- At the close of the 112-day Seed- Mr. F. M. Ls.ndwer, of the biolo- These boys earn 525.00 a month. Students are required to observe. law at the meetings, which will be and Charlene Heleman salutator- swim will be given at Tumble "N" Mg period May 11, comparatts'e gy department will make an exten- Each has an assigned space in one two tunes per week, meeting on identify and discuss the various pool, located one mile north of Billy Holmes Is weights showed lot number 1 to be sive field trip this summer over of the bulldings, and works on an ian, and each received a SIM scho- Mondays and Thursdays in room growing plants. Fully developed larship. Miss Heleman was recog- town. Everyone Is invited and ail leading in gained weight with lots the plains country and along the average of three hours a day. There 210, administration building, from specimens are mounted in display nized for having been on the honor will have the privileges of arrang- 3. 2 and 4 following to order Capr,ock. The purpose of the trip are not as many students employed Second In Green 7:00 to 9:30 o'clock, cams for 'future study, roll the entire year. Other scholar- ing supper parties afterward in the is to collect mammals of this sec- in the summer terms as there are Although the class is made up ships awarded were one of $200 to county park. mixed herd of Jersey tion for museum displays. in the longer terms. Five of the Belt Tournament n e and largely of Tech students it has no Wayne Veach, one of $60 for The Association of Women Stu- stein steers 10 In number, were Jasper Hubbert. Junior pre-med winter employees received degrees connection with the college. The Seven Students To Dr aughon's Business college to dents will sponsor the last enter- fed in a separate Pen- These act- student, will be Prof. Landwer's In June. Two others are to receive Billy Holmes of Shamrock, for- class will Se composed of J. Doyle Gloss Oats. and one for SchreLner tainment before the Carlsbad trip, mall weighed 466 pounds when assistant on the trip. The first degrees in August. mer Texas Tech Golf champion, Settle, Gordon Treadaway, H. Y. institute or Southern Methodist which helms June 30. An evening they went into the lot on January stop will be among the breaks of Take Long Trip ranked second in the ninth an- Price, Charles Cobb, Carroll university to Wendell Saunders. earlier in the week will be reserved 19 and on May 11, weighOd 64t the Canadian river. All types of VISIT OIL MILL nual Green Belt golf tournament Thompson, Garland Smith, Charles Seven students. five eagles. and Have Perfect Records for a musical hour and reception pounds, a gain of 175 pounds in animals from the tiny moles to the Students in the agriculture mark- bald at Childress last week, His O'Neall, Rob O'Halr, RiethmYes. two liberal arts have signed up to The only students credited with In the cloisters of the administra- 112 days. They were fed miio heads, lobo wolf will be trapped. Traps to eting class of Dr. J. 0. Ellsworth score was 69 while that of the first Canon Clements, Solon Clements. go on a trip sponsored by the de- punctual and regular attendance tion building. Regular AWS cabi- cotton seed and sumac sorghum be used on the epeditlon range in visited several local industries Wed- placer was 68. One hundred and Manuel DeBusk, Alfred Holman, partment of agricultural economics. for the entire year were three net members who are enrolled for bundles. size from ones smaller than a needay. The Lubbock cotton oil mill ten players qualified in the tour- 0. 0. Williams, "Button" Roberson, The trip will cover 5.000 mil. In members of one faintly, Bill, Jack, the summer are to make the ar- In the last 30 days. the animals mouse trap to giant double spring- was the first to be called on Here nament. R. Q. Pierce. and Campbell Elkins. fifteen middlewest states. Nine and Dorothea Mae Randle. rangements. They will be assisted have had their feed prepared and ed steel traps. When possible the Mr. Simmons the manager talked Strong winds, followed by a two- The class Is open to further en- hours of college credit will be given President McNabb of the board by Dean Doak and other college ground. Cost of the first 84 days specimens will be taken alive. The on the place of the cotton seed oil lmur drenching rain, caused many rollment by students in or out of to those who make the trip. oftrustees presented greetings from officials . of the tests have been announced trip will last all summer. industry in consuming seeds and scores to range upward. Tech. Those who have signed up to go the board. W. A. Smith, superin- The last definitely placed enter- by Stengel. In making known the supplying farmers with feed and The class is to be run on a cost are: Marries and Joe Clayton, jun- tendent, presented awards and di- tainment for the first term in an weights at the end of the third 26 PICTURE ACCEPTED oil, basis. No charge will be made, ex- agates from Gail; Hubert Cope- plomas, Mrs. Nancy S. Johnson was all-college dance which will last 35 ARE ENROLLED day feeding period, he pointed out At the Lubbock compress Mr. Miss Edna Houghton. teacher of cept for the purchase of .books land, graduate ante from Tuba; senior class sponsor. from 9 to 12 o'clock In the Tech that the mercury on that date fell Stillwell, drawing at Texas Technological the manager gave a talk which have not been made avail- Homer Brumley junior aggie of Other members of the senior gym on July 7. Thirty-five summer students, 20 to a minimum of 36 degrees, with on compressing cotton for export. Csllege, has had a picture accept- able by a cooperative library which Hereford; J. Logan Green of Lit- class were: women and 15 men, attended the a total wind run of 197 miles for ed by' the Texas Fine Arts associa- Mr. McDonald at the McDonald is to set up by the members. tlefield: Cecil Kersey of Lubbock Ruth Landers, president F. W. COTTON WORK PLANNED tap dancing clay in the gym last daily period or 3,331 miles for 24 tion for a Texas circuit. It is an packing company discussed the as- At the second meeting, Thurs- and Glen Dobkins of Roaring Hall, vice president; Thelma Mar- A cotton classing course will be Thursday night from 7 to 6 o'clock. hours. For this reason, the animal oil painting done at Two Draw sembling and processing of live- day, June 15, torts will be discuss- Springs business administration tin, secretary; Erteyne B 1 e sins, given at Texas Technological col- Enrollment in this class is being were huddled behind the winds lake. It is Miss Houghton's first stock products and the marketing es', with Settle acting as chair- seniors. Maudine Crawford. Kenneth Doves, lege beginning July 10 and lasting offered free to all men and wo- break and did not feed or drink' as landscape, is very modern and is problems of the Southwest. man. The class will study torts Dr. J. 0. Ellsworth requests that Pauline Day, Doris Dean. Rita four weeks. The work will be in the men students at this time every much as usual. reported to have created consider- first, and will take up the other all men students interested in Dodson, Wesley Hancock, Mary textile building under the direction week. Miss Zella Riegel, assistant Weights, cost per on and per able comment when it was received Miss Blanche Brannen. of Lits courses in an order to be decided taking the trip sc him at their Lois Johnson, Joe Reyes, Dan Ste- of the Math department. The fee professor of physical education, is -- by the association. tletield, will attend summer school. on by the clam at a future date. earliest convenience, wart and Anine Wilke. will be $15. teaching the clam, _ (continued On Paco • , . •

PAGE TWO—THE TOREADOR. TEXAS TECH LUBBOCK, TEXAS, THURSDAY, JUNE IS, 1933 THE TOREADOR TIME Ancient Primer Gives Physical Ed Dainty Korean Receives Artist OFFICIAL STUDENT PUBLICATION OF THE TEXAS TECHNOLOGICAL COLLEGE AND Children Dire Warning Tech Degree On June 5 Lubbock, Texas Courses Are Will f Miss Laura Song, dainty Ilttle kind and It hurts to say good- J M. JACKSON Editor TIDE It Ls a for all from college Complete Line Of McCormick- native of Chung San. Korea, bye." Prior to coming here, algebra and organic chemistry JOE HARTER Business Manager has the honor of being the first Miss Sone attended the Univer- Tech BY WILL BRISBARTON to the ABC days but we have Maihers Books To Be Shown Being Given oriental student to graduate sity of Southern California at ______News Editor still to see the time when they Beginning June 12 complete lines KATHLEEN JENNINGS from Texas Technological col- Los Angeles. Assistant News Editor of the Economy and McCormick- ELIZABETH DRYDEN TEACHING HISTORY are no longer taught. In New lege. She received a bachelor of The spring term of Miss RUTH HURMENCE Assistant News Editor England, back in the seven- blathers companies' workbooks, ob- Required Work Is Give For All Arliils, Film IF historians are to be relied up- science degree In home econom- Song's last year was spent in — Society Editor teenth century. boys and j-otive tests, supplemented texts, ker! LORENE CRILDERS a few Teachers; Swimming Offer- ics Monday. June 5 and the home management house on Spea Sports Editor on, what Is true north of the and printed forms will be displayed LOMER NELSON — girls learned their ABC's and that afternoon, she left for San the campus. Fot Teem Assistant Sports Editor Mason and Dixon Use Is not true in the east rotunda of the admin- ed During Both Terms; ED McKEEVER — good behavior in the same Fernando. Callfornla, to visit a At the graduation exercises, Woman's Editor south of R. Such a paradox has istration building. W. R. Under- MARGERS COLLIER breath, from a primer bound May Form Tapping Class brother, G. K. Song. Dr. Bradford Knapp, Feature Editor never seemed In the least strange weed, past business manager of La To 13e At DORIS MULLINS with boards one eighth Inch Elsa Sung was sorry to leave Tech president, presented the to many a classroom purveyor of Vents.. Tech yearbook. will be the oi thick. and covered with thin The state department of educa- the college and stated that she Bachelor of Science in General first , historical facts. student representative In charge. paper. tion requires all teachers of phy- would raLso her many friends Home Economics to Miss Song. roar? • • • Subjects such as high school and 51 Dr. A. W. Evans. head of the sical education in elementary very much She will remain In As he did so. he congratulated <46Do.. Most of us studied history in the elementary histories, mathematics. department of education, owns schools to have from 19 to 12 Calltmla 'or a year or so. She her on finishing her under- Repeater*: MOW Rutledge, Johnnie Mae Patterson. Catherine Royalty, southland Most of us, I dare saY, English, home economics. civics, a reprint of an orIgnal new hours of method in physical *M- plans to teach home economics graduate work and commended 0. B Lippincott. George Lippincott, Burgess Dixon. Adelaide Self, Mrs. studied aids our blood boiling at geography. science and spelling will icdo England primer, published be- c ton In secondary schools, 12 in Korea If possible. her for her courage in traveling Helms, Lipscomb, Wynona Pardue. Margie Cotter and George Blackwell the arrow's inflicted upon our be- by included in the exhibit. DrePr°. hie tween 1975 and 1890: the orig- to 18 hours are required. In both The years spent In America halfway around the world to loved South. I imagine that I was dos' in • inal book was one of the first terms of Tech summer school were pleasant ones she said secure the sort of education Campus news severed by students ha the department of Journalism not the only lad who in the fourth csu., ever printed in America. The prospective physical education in- Monday. She has attended Tech which she desired in spite of all and fifth grates conceived of a Entered as second-class matter, October 31. 1925 at the postof f ice at frontispiece is a crude likeness structors can get 12 hours. Me- college for the past three years obstacles which might have great ambition to follow in the of George Washington, lust as Francis Moore m mtary and secondary method where "people have been so hindered others less determined. Lubbock. Texas. under the act, of March 3, 1879. footsteps of Robert E. Lee and It Is In many of our history courses are offered . rot Advertising rates. 300 per column inch by contract; 35e per column eventually lead a magnificent, well- books today. boa fed, well-clothed. well-armed army Swimming is to be taught both inch by insertion. The !list page is taken up oro into the North to erase that chap- To Give Course terms. using the municipal swim- m vbo instructed ter of defeat which glooms the with proverbs. and this gentle ming pool. The Mures. Tech Diggers Prepare For Work! warning to the unwary: by Miss Zella Rlege the first term REGARDING APPROPRIATIONS glorious history of the South. There # :I # -S et * # it is rte on'g He Who nekr learns hts ABC's and by Miss Johnnye Gilkerson was a time in my home town when Private And Class Lessons To its rot e"n Forever will a Blockhead be, a man accused of being a Yankee the second, will cost $2.50. and is Archeologists First Begin To Dig From Top Of The Hill Be Held; Contests Between . Cat; According to appropriations made by the Texas leg- or a Republican, without founda- But he who to his Book's in- odes to any woman registered in 1..<1.,t1 0' clined person And Spread Out In A Fan Shape As They Work tion for the accusation, could have College And High School summer school or to any islature, Texas Technological college received $308,- Will soon a golden treasure sued for libel or slander and with Musicians Planned c snorted with the school. The How do they do It? How do they Nne"Z:4° 907.65 in appropriations for the next academic year, ac- any Juror the town could afford find. 'ass will swim at 5:00 o'clock, do it? This Is the question asked The ABC's are printed next, PWW g'dllow'614 cording to Senator Arthur P. Duggan. The percentage would hate won Ins suit for three times a week. about Texas Tech archaeologists . Miss Grace Fisher Is New followed by the Lord's Prayer Taught by Francis Moore. Amer- A credit class in tapping will Tor change was 27.8. The per capita appropriation amounts full damages. A man lived They take a bare hill, and In about Jossle and Apostle's Creed. Under the can pianist, the third special plane meet at 8:00 o'clock, four morn- Teacher In Clothing Work in our town who had been a Un- three weeks there appears a pueblo tubteei to $165 in contrast with $230 of last year. heading: "Verses for Little course for pianists and teachers ings a week. If enough girls are ion soldier and, though he was centuries years old. Miss Grace Fisher will teach In In commenting upon the appropriation, Senator Children," Is this cheerful selec- sponsored by Tech, began Tuesday. int rested, an archery club is to held to be a real:actable citizen, this This Is how. A point at the top the clothing department of the ■ e1.70111ho tion: Private and class lessons are of- tilr Duggan said: "That institution, now in its eighth year, standing was granted him with the be organized. Other physical edu- of the hill is located, from which home ec school during the summer er etrictions I, In th• buying place may see fered, and contest for college and some tolerance of spelt the com- cation courses offered for women a number of trenches are staked of session as a temporary substitute of the has growl. to be the second largest of the state educa- Graves shorter there than I high school musicians are being Suds munity would have held toward a aro the required freshman gym down the hill to give the effect of for Miss Dorothy Pray. who will be ago has tional institutions. Approximately one-third of the stu- Frem Death's arrest no age is conducted. convict who by years of upright courses, dogging. tennis. health a fan. The party Is divided Into at her California home this sum- free. Classes are meeting In the en- In dents there are taking technological courses. In my and useful citizenship had won the and physical education. methods pairs each assigned to its own mer. Miss Fisher graduated from Or' Young children too. may die, gineering auditorium. Auditor's judgment, a student attending that institution is entitled right to be forgiven for the dis- physical education, and technique trench. Then the trenches. which Kansas State Teachers college, and 01 God, may such an awful class meetings are being held one to as much appropriation as a student attending any grace of his youth.. sporta. are about four feet wide are exca- received her M. A. degree from Col- sight night each week at which Mr. vated in blocks four feet long and umbia She has been teaching at Sl other institution in the state taking exactly the same Awakening be to mel Moore will play and explain bliss The se opinions and attitudes six inches deep until the "floor" of methods, effects, etc. Dean Weeks Is Hostess To Oklahoma A and M. college. Her courses." were honestly and sincerely held by 01 that by early grace, I might the hill is hit. After that the next Critics In Paris, Berlin. and home Is at Cedarvale, Kansas. us all. And in the study of history, For Death prepared bet Home Ec Grads And Faculty section Is excavated and so on up On that basis, the appropriation for the Texas Amsterdam have praised Mr. we followed the preparations for A martyr's advice to his Home economics June and Au- the hill. The artifacts. token from TedF Technological college, according to appropriations made Moore's technique highly. The se- battle. the eondIttons of the army, children given some hours be- gust graduates and their com- each section of the trench, are sack- Rooms may he rented at the co- for similar work in other state schools, should be: 1242 ries of programs for the night the maneusers of conflict, the loss- fore his death was also convd- mencement guests were entertained ed and labeled according to the operative house on Main street by classes will Include selections from students taking liberal arts courses at $160 each, the same es incurred. with a livelier Interest ered suitable material for young at a reception given by Dean number of the trench, the section women attending the summer ses- Bach, Beethoven, Chopin, Grahms. as any state teachers' college appropriation, $198,729; 230 than I follow current events today. minds. 14argaret W. Weeks In her home of the trench and the layer of the sion, 0ean Margaret W. Weeks an- Neli Schumann, and modern composers. If war had been actually in pro- The last dire bit of warning at 2438 Twentieth street recently section. nounced Tuesday, Board and room students taking agricultural work at $300 each, the same A. the sixth and last program, gress it could hardly have been set fortn is a lengthy dialogue from 4:30 to 6:30. The home eco- Then in the aechaeologista note- will cost 512 a month, she said, if as Texas A. & M. appropriation, $69,000; 300 students which Is in five parts, Mr. Moore more real to us. And the chapter between Christ, Youth, and the nomics faculty and Dr. and Mrs. book, all of them are written down. the house is full. Marriage Is / will present a variety of numbers taking straight engineering courses at $300 each, the same that brought Appomattox was as Devil. By cunning. the Devil J. 0. Ellsworth were special guests. and labeled as they are on the Give by Chopin, Daquin, Beethoven, Coffee Is Texas A. & M. appropriation, $90,000; 190 girls taking bitter to tee as It must, have been wins over the Youth who dice a sack. In this manner each article Schubert, Schumann, Liszt, Sta. la Lob to my battle-begrimed and grief- bitter death after a pitiful but WATER TOWER PAINTED excavated may be placed in its Live home ec courses at $225 each, the same as C. I. A. ap- kowski, Gertner-Friedman. and stricken grandfathers. Then with vain appeal to Christ for salva- The Tech water tower, located on exact place of excavation when It DR. CLYDE C. CRAIG propriation, $42,750; the total appropriation for Texas Debussy. College Be' Technological college would be $400,470 for 1862 stu- sullen anger and deepening hatred tion. the north side of the campus has is being studied. we followed the unquestionable recently been repa'nted In two-tone As walls are run across in the ma Cavite , dents who were enrolled in this college on October 1, trench, a ditch running crosswise wrongs of the Reconstruction per- colors. The top of the tower is Dentist foci Scott were colored in orange and the side Is Is started. following the wall both 1932. The actual appropriation amounted to $308,907.65. 'od—from which, unto this day, New Bet= reC Geoloists To painted in sliver. The last class ways to its finish. In this manner 515 Myrick Bldg. Phone 252 all the south has never recovered. Svenson Is To ciOny Mai read Students at Texas Technological college come from numeral "33" Is completely obliter- about the second week, the hill tai Roger,. P: parts of Texas. Their parents, supposedly, are paying their ated. perhaps for the benefit of next looks like a Jig saw puzzle that ND in the North I am sure some Car,t ■as church fall's crop of energetic freshman hasn't been finished. But the treed due share of taxes imposed by the state legislature; lad my own age studied a his- Take Long Trip The kilo is tl A Lecture Today class. week the diggers have a house The Toreador hardly believes that such tax-payers are tory textbook that threw the war . cleaning that would make any In- am W P into an entirely different light, being fairly treated by their representatives. In rank in dian woman ashamed, and a pueblo Keep Cool . . . Keep Clean ran She a a me glorifying Lincoln. assuring the lad Milton Kirksey has a Job with the cost per student in 1932-32 appropriations, Texas Tech- Acting Registrar To Discuss Intensive Study Of Geological clean for the first tin, In centuries amiss dub and the war was for the noble purpose local plant. of the Borden Milk comes to view, looking proudly uts student Mr nological college ranked tenth. In rank in cost per stu- of preserving the union and bring- Development Of Alphabet; Structure of Lubbock County company. across the valley In spite of its ono Sirs 0. W. dent of 1933-34 appropriations this college ranks eleventh. ing freedom to human slaves. The Is First Of Series Of 10 Is Being Made; Tour Starts rather bedraggled appearance, Ride the Bus loath street Is e ethics of today side with him heav- M. G. Pederson, Instructor In Sectionalism is to be deplored in any state but the ac- Jude 21 dairy manufactruing, will spend the here with h3 fat ily: the other side of the story Lectures By Faculty Croup FARE 5 CENTS turn no Colem tion of the legislature does not bear out the fact that sinks into the oblivion of the cone summer working as a field man for Dr. Leroy T. Patton and several Swift and company. t• time at Texas Technological college is a Texas institution or that quered. Lincoln, the over-worked Professor Carl L. Svenson, act- gee!: of his advanced students plan to Dr. Marshall Harvey Tech should be treated in the same manner as the other hero of today, to many of us Is yet ing registrar and head of the en- The approachi make an extensive tour of the east- J. J. Love, engineer '29, left the FOOT SPECIALIST City Bus colleges of the state are being treated. but the coat-of-arms of the pro- cheering drawing department at artollmced at ern states during the last half of West Texas hospital Monday after a fessional Yankee—a mild way of Texas Technological college. will Surgical Chiropodist !alas Sur TT the first term. On June 21, they being operated on for appendicitis. Eon, gloating over a defeated people lecture to summer school students 403 Myrick Bldg. Friend residence will leave Lubbock and go east have has been working for the Company EXAMINE OUR COLLEGE who, rather than admit their rank- Thursday evening. June 15, at 7:30 MissJohnnye Gs through Arkansas. Tennessee, West Goodyear Tetxlle mills at Rock- PHONE 840 ling resentment, Join in on the o'cleek in the engineering audi- he coffee table Virginia to Pittsburgh where they mart, Georgia. chorus of glorifying praise for one torium on "The History of the a maratain will turn west and travel through It is generally conceded that clothes don't make the whom they are certain chose the Alphabet." This will be an illus- Announcements Man. And again it is conceded that books alone do not wrong way to settle a bad situa- trated lecture in which he traces Ohio. Indiana, IllInoLs, Kansas and Wan. tion. the development of the alphabet on back to Texas. make a successful college career. New and better ideas 'IDs Dist east • • • from Its indefinite past through They plan to visit the World's Gilds Grimeley. -have been substituted for the Mid-Victorian ways of TEACHERS are supposed to be its pictorial, ideographic. phonetic Fair if It will be possible for them thinking and one no longer goes to class and then straight lint Florence I I. Intelligent beings and histor- forms, down to Its present state. to do so. Students who are to S &cans, vinini. home feeling that one is sufficiently educated. ians are supposed to write history. This Is the first of a series of make the trip are: John Locke, D. caeca This being true, the perversion of Sally lectures to be given by faculty 8. Armstrong, David Banta, Clar- initteg Lind' C Summer students. The Toreador urges you to get the history-teaching to the ignoble members for the benefit of summer ence A. Cole. Vincent Foster, Joe ledge. !ulna most out of your short sojourn in Tech this summer. The purpose of insttlling hatred, sus- school. The second lecture will be Lang. and Gran Senders. L Jest WT, Rdt you are here for only a few weeks is no reason picion, and prejudice against en- June 22. by Dr. L. George, head fact that a At present, Dr. Patton and most Las Game:, Poll for your attending class lectures and going heedless of °min of what should be forgotten of the physics department. His of the above students are making battlefields Is hardly worthy of one Poach. Ann Dol that which exists outside. Even though it is "just sum- et will be "From the Infinitesimal an Intensive study of geological tense. syna Justly entitled to be called "teach- to the Infinite.' structures of Lubbock county. They mer school," take an interest in that which is happening Jenningt. Genet will complete their study by mak- I Dublierly. Pete t around you and put something besides ordinary drudg- It was during the world war ing a magnetometer map of the Smallwood To Teach Extension rap, Pauline Ye; ing into it. while I. a boy of eleven, was drill- County. ing enthusiastically through the Courses At Wellington, Texas Set wultroan - Artist numbers, excursion trips, reduced swimming Pickett long hours of hit summer days in Prof. George Smallwood of the J. Bryan Stine wW do graduate P E and theater rates have been obtained by college officials the hope that the war would last english department will leave for 19. Scott, Prank research work In bacteriology at ran awns in, to make the amusement program of summer students as long enough to enable me to use Wellington Friday to teach two Iowa state college, Ames, Iowa. tenortig warm attractive as possible. On the campus itself, the depart- my "military" training, that my extension courses during the com- Stine will study under Dr. W. H. ment heads will be glad to show how their work pro- kind, benevolent, wise old grand- ing six weeks. He will have two Hammer of that school. father said to me, in words I can classes of 20 students each. The P gresses and what they have done. almost recall sentence by sentence, work was arranged by J D. WIl Spend some Monday in getting acquainted with the "Son. these stories of atroeitles that son. Collingsworth county school entire equipment of the college; visit the textile, the en- you hear against the Germans now superintendent, for his teachers gineering, home ec, and aggie buildings. Learn for your- may be true. I don't know. They and Wellington 'residents who could I are the same stories we heard not attend Tech this summer. LINDSEY self just what the college has in the way of equipment for against the Yankees during the College credit will be given for Coolest Spot In Town the use of students. Civil War. They may have been both courses: One is the teaching Explore the campus before the first term is over. true then. I don't know. But If c' english In high schools and the FRIDAY N they are now and were then, It other the appreciation and evalua- TT means only that war changes men tion of the short story. SATURDAY ARE CAPS AND GOWNS NECESSARY into brutes no matter under what Prof. Smallwood will do resident flag they fight. On the battlefield teaching In the college the second everything you have been taught Is summer term . G Two departures from hoary tradition marked the right is no longer right. I have 'graduation exercises of Texas university at the June com- spent the last half-century trying Wilson "Big Time" Holden. '33. mencement services. Candidates for degrees were not to figure out how any earthly pow- left Monday afternoon to attend the er could make the things we did World Fair at Chicago. Front there required to attend either the baccalaureate services or In the Civil war right Juet because he will go to his home in Clarks- the commencement exercises and those who chose to at- It was war. That war was a long, burg, West Virginia. AGAIN! tend were not required to wear the traditional cap and horrible mistake. The boys across the line were boys Just She as and gown. Urn Lincoln was o p p or tuntst they were fighting because they be enough to make a fact. If after this The compulsory cap and gown was abandoned when Ileved what they heard. We wer war is over any of us are left alive duped into fighting for a cause students protested against paying for their use. someone some day will discover the Whether or not Texas university graduating classes that was not ours: the Yankee scone thing is true." attend the graduating services is their business but the were duped Into fighting for a fie PROFESSORS' WIVES fact that the class objected to paying for caps and gowns SHOULD CHECK UP ON THEIR SPOUSES is very interesting to prospective graduates of Texas Lubbock Technological college. True, the appearance of a group, Two men dressed in medieval scholastic costume, is very impressive Sanitarium & Clinic Not many professors—notwithstanding the cracks of the wiseacres—are so but is it worth it? about town absentminded they run off to the show and leave the wife behind. June graduates on this campus paid $2 for caps and Dr. J. T. Krueger gowns worn by candidates for bachelor degree; candi- Surgery and Consultation GoyMourice and cites for the master of arts degree paid $4.30. If this re- Dr. J. T. Hutchinson his pal... a door- Neither should a professor be so absentminded that he forgets to buy the quirement is to be continued, the Toreador believes that Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat step baby. The artist course ticket which will entitle him to take friend wife and the off- Dr. M. C. Overton whole town's springs, if any, to the Lindsey theater at special .educed rates for the summer these prices might be lowered. It might be that the August Diseases of Children graduates might dispense with the formal attire but re- crogyaboutthern. —as well as free admittance to Carlsbad caverns on July 1st, swimming at tain the required attendance at the services. Dr. J. P. Lattimore 48a usrt, Tumble N pool for 15c and admittance to hear Josephine Luchese, famous General Medicine ,;f: ea er singer, on Monday, July 3rd. Dr. F. B. Malone 2imaffammimmmai%1 --,-vv-nrsc-7_=mossomps Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat Selling Approved Dr. J. H. Stiles And that isn't all! Yellow Cab Co. MARK HALSEY'S Surgery Gas ADDliances CHEVALIER Dr. H. C. Maxwell Those professors who like watermelons are also entitled by their artist "The Thinking Fellow Call, General Medicine Yellow". Reliable Trans Jumbo Malt atigrt. course tickets to bring their families and feast at Tech's annual watermelon Dr. Olean Rey Cook With Gas portatlon the World Over, Urology and General Medicine FOR party. Good Equipment — Courteous Dr. Jerome H. Smith HELEN TWELVETREES Drivers. SPEED X-Ray and Laboratory COMFORT EDWARD EVERETT NOM 9c ADa11055 ANIS • sate ttese Call at Cecil Horne's office today for your ticket. BAGGAGE HANDLED ECONOMY by wORmaarALII04 PROMPTLY LUBBOCK'S ORIGINAL C. E. Hunt J. H. Felton ACCURACY Superintendent Bustness Mgr CONVENIENCE Also 1118 Broadway CUT RATE DRUG BING CROSBY A chartered amireng school for ALL THIS FOR $1.00 PHONE 888 STORE nurses Is conducted In connec- In "Sing, Sing, Sing" tion with the sanitarium. 111110.111.111M11.1111■111 Paramount News

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LUBBOCK, TEXAS, THURSDAY, JUNE IS, 1933 THE TOREADOR, TEXAS TECH—PAGE THREE Artist Course Tech Engineers Are Making Relief Four Weddings W. R. Underwood Is In Charge Polly Barrow e Map Of WTCC Area For World Fair Of Textbook And Forms Display The

Nails, sawdust. tape, varnish, as- to remove excess water. This pa- Are Announced There Is available to you a. Tech Co-Eds tie Will Entertain in Texas. or surrounding states, Marries Friday bestos, shellac, denatured alcohol. per was added to a mixture of shel- complete display of The Econ- and therefore understand your fad choppers, end Tornadoes, all lac and varnish, and the whole omy Company and McCormick- Ingle at problems. Dr. Oberholtrer, of are used by six students In the de- sticky mass is being applied over Catherine Mitchell, Frankie Mathere Company One of work- Houston. Walter P. Webb and sIC Couple Leaves For California' Tech Students books, objective tests, supple- By MAIGIII COLLIES IN, partments of architecture and geo- the first coat or base and molded Barnhart, And Marguerite Fred Ayer. of the University of On Honeymoon; Dinner eat logical engineering in making a re- with the fingers to the proper ele- menter/ tea , -rod printed Texas, L. M. Fertsch, of Austin Woman's Editor Knight Are Brides; Maddox forms. sue it Artists. Films, Singers, And lief map of West Texas and South- vations indicated by the nails. A High School. H. L. Alves, of the Honors Party Following - eastern New Mexico. The map, finishing coat of thin paper and Marries Louise Yarbrough It will cost you nothing to ex- State Department of Education Frogs, mice. Insects of all mitur amine any or all of the items in Ceremony Speakers To Appear On which will he 12 feet square. will be varnish will be put on to give a and L. M Sharp, of North Tex- Picture in your mind's eye the fair asp $ ' sent to Chicago June 25 and placed smooth, hard appearance to the these combined lines. Practical- as Teachers college. as Just a First Term Program; Events Following their marriage May 13 co-eds of your college busily en The marriage of MISS Polly Bar- in the Texas building at the Cen- map. Rivers and towns, wheat, ly all subjects are represented, few of our authors well and fa- it he at the Half Circle 8 ranch. Mr. row and J. O. Balzer took place in, To Be At Auditorium including High School and Ele- vorably known throughout the gaged in cutting into small bits Geary tury of Progreso expOaltion. cotton. and corn fields will be paint- and Mrs. Bruce Morse are at Some the home of the bride's parents„ mentary Histories, High School Southwest . these various things. You can im- st4 The boys first drew the map on ed on, and railroads and highways at Cap Rock Jersey ranch near 1719 Main street. Rev. Walter P. , The first number on the Tech ar- and Elementary mathematics, I want you to examine at itulatel paper, sketching In the rivers and will be marked with tape. CrOebyton. agine those lovely white hands Christian Jennings, pastor of First tist course for the summer session English. Home Ec o n ono lea, your leisure any Item or items Mae. contour lines. They then repro- The students are making the map Mrs. Morse. the Miner Catherine daintily piecing quilts or concocting church officiated. The bride's fam- will be Ivan Dneprosf of SW] who troods and Clothingi Civics, In which you may be interest- ineade, duced this chart on a board plat- In two sections, but the sections will Mitchell, la a daughter of Dr. and ily and a few friends attended. will appear at the local high school Geography, Science, Spelling, ed. As stated above, there is no a cake, but who can imagine. for nut, form, driving in many nails of var- he joined after they reach Chicago. Mrs. H H. Mitchell Of Bonham. auditorium on June 19 at 8,15. etc . obligation involved Instance, a La Venter. beauty and The bride is the daughter of Mr. I7 ir, ious heights to Indicate the lines. Completed, the chart will include She has been teaching In the Oros- ° Dneprosf will present two other Modern, practical and reas- The display is in charge of W. and Mrs. J. H. Barrow, a member Inca!, Green-headed nails marked the the area from Fort Worth to El byton High school since graduat- club favorite, gingerly seising a Bingen in his company. He has onably priced, these workbooks R. Underwood, Jr., 1205 College of Lea Chapati-rites social club, and to Si all rivers, red-headed nails the cap Paso, east and went, and from the ing from Tech. She was a member large white rat and slicing him up been at SMU for the past two represent the best thought of Avenue, hours 9 . 30 a m. to 3.00 a junior liberal arts student. Mr. t hate rock. The biggest nails marked the northern Panhandle border to Del of Sans Soon club, girls' social years. At SMU, he directs a glee many master teachers, most of p. m., Monday-Wednesday-Fri- to see what makes him go. Balzer of Toledo, Ohio. Is a tomer iritsee, Rio. north and south. This is the club, st Tech, • • • club which he makes tours with. towns and were tagged with their whom live and work neat here day. student of the UnivesIty of New Miss Myrtle Dunn will be In charge respective names. West Texas Chamber of Commerce Mr. Morse, son of Mr and Mrs. Purples of every hue are flung at Mexico and is a member of sigma, of arrangements. Dneprcof is com- A mixture of sawdust, asbestos. area. J. D. Morse of Oilier& Illinois, Is you as you pass the practice house. Chi fraternity, He Ls employed as In ing to Lubbock at the request of shellac. and denatured alcohol was Those making the map are James a graduate of the Unlvenity of Home Ec Girls Practice What Seen from the campus walk the engineer for an all company here. k! Dr. Bradford Knapp and Dean J. then applied to the wood as a Atcheson foreman, R. V. Davis. Illinois. He Is principal of the Cita- larkspurs form a purple floor for The bride was gowned in a cos- M. Gordon who heard him sing In rough base. Old Toreadors were Carl McAdams, W. R Underwood, byton High school. that portion of the campus. The ef- tume of blue with broom accessor- the spring. next soaked in hot water, ran Houston Hinson. and John P. Fos- They Are Taught During The Year fect stays althyou . ies and carried a bouquet of sweet- be NI The next event will be some edu- through a food chopper. and pressed ter, Mita Frank. Barnhart of Pampa heart roses and valley lilies. Texas Tech 's Home Manage- patching and other odd Jobs: Teachers, say you started with cational talking films from the Un- and Kenneth E. Kurtz of Borger After the ceremony, the couple iversity of Chicago. There will be were married on June 8 in Pampa. ment house Is being used for a the general helper washes dish- nothing. You've got nothing now es (in an electric dials washer). but at least You are holding your left for California 'Coon their re- 20 different films shown, including Announcement of the engagement nursery this summer, but dur- turn they will be at home at :802 one showing the unfolding of was made at a luncheon given by keeps the kitchen clean, and own. That's more than Iota of peo- ing the long session it serves lac ple can say. Avenue K. law plants and will take about three the bride-elect's sister, Mrs. E. E. helps the cook. The job of wait- NE real purpose as a practice house • • • Lancheon Is Served SOCIETY ress Includes setting and wait- hours to show them. • Smith of Amarillo Ii, the home of rq for senior home ec majors Each ing on table, drying the dishes, For the speech major. this may A three course luncheon was Josephine Lucchese wall come to Mrs. Mel Davis In Pampa recently. Former Tech Students IS7111111111111111111111111 11111t term six girls live there and put and laundering the embroidered hold some interest. Dr. Frank served honoring Mrs. Balzer Wed- Lubbock on July 3. She is a sopra- ' annum Austin in her 'ear'l to practical use the knowledge linens. The cook prepares all Pearcy. American associate of the nesday by Mrs. Bob no singer and will put on a concert Marry Recently of Ste Miss Marguerite Knight, daugh- which they have acquired In the meals. These she duties al- famous Dr. Adolph Hitler of Vien- home. 1710 Main street. at the high school auditorium. Oth- ter of Mrs. A. B. Knight, 2410 Main Miss Faye Hunt and John Riley lour years of home et study. ternate among the girls every na, says, "Stammerers and atutter- The tables were centered with er attractions include Dr. A. M. street. and Harold Biffle, son of summer Ham of A.tn were married in Personals The systematic management week, so that each gains exper- era are nearly always indlvidulde vases of roses and other Hardy of the University of Arkan- Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Blffie of the ha 70i tt the h. me of the bride's mother. and constant neat appearance ience in all branches of house- whoee parents either babbled them flowera. tell ryr, sas, who has visited Lubbock be. Canyon community were married play d later in Mrs. I. L. Hunt, 1420 Avenue K. sae 111111111111111111111 11111111111 I of the ho•see are due to a meth- keeping . too much or who disciplined them Bridge games were in Ise fore. John T. Smith, Church of Christ I May 23 In the home of the bride's the afternoon and the honoree was Guy Bratcher will attend summer od of distributing duties among Once a week the girls enter- too much. Stammering can often be iltge, air mother. cured in halt an hour. presented with a shower of gifts. minister, of(licated, reading the school after spending the past year the co-eds living there. The two tain with luncheons, waffle sup- :rot Cc. ceremony In the presence of rein- i Immediately after the vows were hostesses keep the rooms clean, High score prize Went to Mks Glyds at home. pers, dinners. or receptions. Miss made by Mal lives and a few close friends of read. the couple left for a short answer the door bell and tele- It seems that every third person Orimaley and high cut was — Mayme 'Ewyford of the home Miss Stobaugh t:.e couple. wedding trip and later will be at phone, preside at table. and In- whom you talk with intends to go Mies Beth Woliman. Professor M. F. Landwer left economics faculty has charge Immedately after the wedding. home near Canyon. vite guests. The general house- of thee Home Management to the World's Fair. Take a little Mrs. Austin was assisted in en- Tuesday mooning for Chicago and J. H. Barrow and Mr. Ham and his bride were to Mrs. Riffle attended Tech in keeper does the mending and house, time off and ask why they are go- tertaining by Mrs. Weds Mr. Scott have left for the Adams ranch and the World Fair. 1929-30 and has been teaching In ing. Most of them will say, "Be- Mrs. W. T. Sims of Mineral Wells Si the es the Canyon school. cause there won't be another one and by Mrs. J. M. Durrett of Ama- sate 0 other points in northern New W A. King, '32 is to do graduate Michte. Florence Moses, Mary Earle Mexico. They will return through work Lofland, Sarah Lou Stevens, Geral- for a long time." Of course, that rlllo. Matt ie. uringd the summer' school at Las Chapparitas were Misses GrimNey. Lubbock on their way to Austin Frank S. Maddox, Tech graduate dine Durham, Lyall Pickett, Von- may be the reason that they are Guests %eh et- Tech Wulfman, Mary Lois Gamel, Sue In New Mexico and will also stop in Teague for a ' from Waco, and Miss Norma Louise clle Gllkerson, Mary Lots Camel, going. but If small pox came and con Are Hostesses At Ruth Hutchinson. Sarah short visit. Mr. Ham has attended Yarbrough of Wichita Falls were Maxine Clark. Ruth Hutchinson, around once every ten years, few Barton, he said Oils Holly has replaced Lanoy Lou Stevens, Ann and Linda Cald- Tasex Tech for and married on May 20 according to Beth Wultriout Gall Quinlan. Har- people would try to get it. in the student dairy de- well, Gall Quinlan, Jean Sheller Marriage Is Anno unced At A is now employed th e the auditing Hazel, word that has been received here. Farewell Dance riette Roach, Gertrude Standefer. pertinent of Texas Tech. Jennings. Cecile Horne, Voncile Gil- and purchasing department of the - p The couple is at home in Wichita C e tile Home, Glyds Orimsley, Smile *while•• and when your Coffee Given Thursday; TO Las Chaparritas club entertained State Board of Control. Mn.Ham Falls. Johnnye 011kerson. Ann Caldwell, smile, another may smile, and soon kerson, Jean Daly, Mrs. Charles Live In Lubbock; Is Former Frances Wiginton of Chilli- guests with an annual farewell there are miles of smiles, and llfe'a Watson. Mrs. Bill Warren of Po- RIJG is a former Tech student and a cothe, who has been teaching at Mr. Maddox graduated from the Virginia Murray, and Mr. and Mrs. engineering school at Tech last dance from 10:30 until 2 o'clock re- J. 0. Blazer. worth while because you smiled. mona. California and Mrs. Ci'lrerd College Beauty member of Las Chaparritas club. Bailey High school, is registered In cently in the Hotel Lubbock ball- year. He was active In campus ac- • • • Scott. She has been employed in the of- the summer school. She Is staying room. Ned Bradley's orchestra ..ir- Messrs. Roscoe Clark, Harold tivities, being president of the en- Picnics and outings of all kinds Miss Camille Stobaugh and Gil- flees of the Texas Utilities for the at Duck Inn. nished the music. Welch, Dub Lawfon, Jack Durham, seem to be popular among the ski- ford Scott were married in Clovis, Past three years. gineerings society last year and Claude Goldsmith, Dick Carter. During the intermission, tables dente now. Try this sandwich on bare 18 New Mexico recently. The cere- holding membership In Phi Psi, Frank Maddox, Fred Bilfle, Doug Elizabeth Chenoweth of Panhan- were arranged on the balcony off your nest outing. Chop up dates Knapp Talks At mony was read by the Rev. How- national textile fraternity. Keifer, D. M. McElroy. Don Blue, Jean Shelley Jennings Gives die Is enrolled In summer school. the ballroom for club girls, their and mix into a paste. Mix enough and Rogers. pastor of the First Penland- Robert Walker, Atmar Atchison, She has been teaching a dates. and stags. Refreshments lemon juice to flavor the mixture. Christian church In that city. Party For Mrs. Scott die High school. summer school. Couch plans to Jack Weide, Fred Miller, Roger teach in Pecos. N. M. next year. were served in cabaret style. Add to this, a small amount of The bride Is the daughter of Mr. Complimenting Mrs. Gllford Pierce, Johnny Beauchamp. Wallace powdered sugar. Thin may be Tech Assembly and Mrs. W. P. Stobaubh of Cole- Scott, formerly Miss Camille SW- Loyce Gwathrney of Brownwood The special guests and their Sander, Jack Flowers, Malcolm Sidney Donnell of Lubbock Ls en- dates were Misses Frances Burns, spread on thin slices of bread or Cleo man. She I. a member of Las Chap- baugh, Miss Jean Shelley Jen- who has ben teaching at Moran, is Martin, Mike Crenshaw, Jelly Kel- used in a rolled sandwich. arrltaa club and is a junior liberal sings entertained in her home at enrolled in summer school. rolled in the school for the summer. Billie Bob Jones, Beth Spencer, ly, Glenn Dowell, Ed McKeever. President Is Speaker At Mir Frances Campbell, Charlotte Rat- • • • arts student. Mr. Scott, son of Mr. 1020 Seventeenth street Monday — Basil Hill, James Loughridge, Ford Tech'e kindergarten school Is at- W. A. King. '32 aggie of Floydada liff, Billye Bloom, Eleanor Cren- First Convocation Of Sum- and Mrs. G. W. Scott, 2201 TIM- morning with a 9 o'clock breakfast. Johnnie Mae Patterson who has Benham. B11I Teal, George Lang- tracting much attention these days. has been elected to teach science shaw. Katherine Klett, Donaween IUS teenth atreet is engaged in business Guests were Misses Gail Quin- been teaching at Plains, is regis- foid, Lewis Kerr, and Clayton Few students peas near the prac- mer Session; Dean Gordon here with his father. Upon their re- Ian, Ruth Hutchinson. Virginia tered for summer work. She will In the Floydada schools next year. Bridgman, Evelyn Spelding, Mary Reed. j3 Thomas, Margaret Duff, Lllah Hol- tice house without stopping to Makes Announcements turn front Coleman, the couple will Murray, Ann and Linda Caldwell, work on the Toreador for the first watch the youngsters play. The — T. B. Hicks, principal of the Tur- land, Lois Adair, Sarah Sue Stew- be et home at 1119 Eighteenth Voncile GlIkerson. Cecile Home, term. other day four children began play- That a few superior noinds should Glyds °Mosley, Mesdames Scott, — ner schools will attend summer art, and Madeline Reeves. street. Sans Soucis Give ing at the same time. It was inter- direct the world to create a civili- Edith Caveness who has been school here. Messrs. BowlIn Johnson. Fred The approaching marriage e,as Frank Griffith. Pierce Magee, and eating to note the reactions of the zation of trained, thoughtful citi- Grimes, W. A. Stevens, George announced at a coffee given by Bill Warren of Pomona, California. teaching In the Houston school of group to the playground apparatus. zenship was the essential thought Mineral Wells, has registered for Newsome, David Rutledge, Bryan Annual Tea Dance Miss Sue Barton in the F. R. — Hubert Cone. former Tech stu- Two little girls ran to the swing of the first address made by Pres- Brown, Don Casterlin, Mike Tate, Friend residence, 2005 Broadway. Glin Spears And Alice Stewart the summer school. dent who has been studying med- Entertaining rooms were ar- while the two boys went immedi- ident Bradford Knapp to the sum- James Hunt, Cotton Welch, May- Miss Johnnye Gilkerson presided at A icine at Austin, will be employed ranged to represent a garden ately to the cast-iron water tank mer school students June 9, in the Married Sunday Miss Ef f le Smith, who graduated nard Knight, Wilson Gilmore, Pat the coffee table which was centered Are this summer by the Federal bureau when Sans Souci club members and began dabbling in the water. college gymnasium. Patterson, Buster Mosley, John with a miniature bride and groom. The marriage of Miss Alice Stew- from Tech this year. has been ap- of Chemistry and soils at Austin. were hostesses with their annual In speaking to the newcomers on Gray. and Billy Crenshaw. Announcements were on the service art and Olin Spears of Seymour Pointed home economics teacher at te.r dance given at the Lubbock Too few of us realize that the old the alms and purposes of • college plates, took place Sunday morning at the Tu ll.- Talmadge Gordon left last Satur- Club members and their dates Country club recently. French Idea of "Noblesse Oblige" education. Dr. Knapp expressed a The guest list included Misses home of the bride's parents. Mr. day for a short visit in Deltas be- were Misses Kate Mahaffey, Ethyl Lattice work at the doorways still holds good. There is a little strong belief in a well-balanced Glyds Grirnsley, Mary Earle Lof- Miss Hazel Price has been ap- fore going to his home in St. Louis, and Mrs. T. H. Stewart. 2420 Broad- Murray, Sally Russell. Pete Haw- was covered with vines and roses, blonde girl who eats at one of the plan of study. with an Interneingl- land, Florence Moses, Sarah Lou way, with the Reverend Mau pointed home economics teacher at Missouri. -shall kins. Ruth Rutledge, Pauline Yeager, ant baskets of flowers were placed local boarding houses and she nev- ing of the difficult with the easy. Stevens, Virginia Simmons. Ann Rhew, Methodist minister, officiat- Whitharral. Miss Price graduated Jean Daly, Ann Dohoney, Gene throughout the rooms. er lacks attention from the table and the recreational with the regu- Caldwell, Sally Russell, Kate Ma- ing. from Tech last August. Seth B. Cox, 33 liberal waiters, In fact, they nearly fight lar curricula. With reference to the arts of Dubberly, Linda Caldwell. Je an Patronesses of the club served haffey. Linda Caldwell, Ruth Rut- Miss Anise Stewart played Loh- Stamford. left last Monday for San Shelley Jennings, Sue Barton, Sue to determine who Is to wait upon campus social activities for the Among the summer students reg- punch from a bowl placed on a ledge, Eugenia Smith. Gail Quinlan, engrin's "Bridal Choru" as the Diego. California. her. The reason is that she always summer. he expressed the hope istered at Lovell Hall are Miss cake of ice. Roses were frozen in Jean Daly, Ruth Hutchinson, Mary bride entered. The ring ceremony graduate of WTSTC in '30 will work speaks to them in a courteous man- that each student would take ad- Laura Casper and Miss Willie M. the Ice block. The patronesses are Lois Gamel, Polly Barrow, Harriette was read. J. B. Johnston, teacher hi the on his masters degree in education. ner and smiles whenever they do vantage of the opportunities of- Boyd of Chriesman, Texas. Mesdames E. J. Parsons. Roscoe Roach, Ann Dohoney, Voncile Gil- The bride was gowned In a pale anything for her. fered him. Ropes schools Is attending summer Wilson, J. E. Vickers, John Crls- kerma Sylva Wilson, Jean Shelley green chiffon dress with white ac- Mrs. Olive Holden, reference li- The convocation, at which Dr. Miss Casper. a form er student of school. ley, Fredda Hunt, C. E. Maedgen, Jennings, Geraldine Durham. Gene cessories. A wedding breakfast was brarian, Is planning to spend the Knapp was the principle speaker, San Angelo Junior college. has W. 0. Stevens, D. K. Bondurent. Nancy Carroll To Appear Dubber's,, Pete Hawkins, Ethel Mur- served following the ceremony by M. C. Brandon, who has been week-end at Dr. W. C. Holden's was opened with the invocation by ray, Pauline 'Yeager, Maxine Clark, been teaching in a Mexican school Floyd Beall, and Miss Della In First Real Lyric Show Dean J. M. Gordon. who also an- the bride's mother and the couple In Chriesman, Miss Boyd has at- teaching at Alexander. Texas, will archeological camp at Glorieta Pass M son. Beth Wulfman, Sue MIchle, Lyall in New Mexico. nounced the summer artist num- left for Seymour where they are to tended school at Baylor college for attend Summer School. Beginning tomorrow. the Lyrlo Pickett. Cecile Home. Mesdames G. reside. Club members and their escorts bers, special amusement prices for Women and is enrolled in Tech this attending were Misses Eleanor theatre will present Nancy Carroll W. Scott, Frank Griffin, Charles Ba- Mr. R. E. Miller. chief of the di- Tech students, and the annual trip Bride and groom have been at- summer for the first time. She is E. C. Bramlett, of the Smith H lbert, Polly Shultz, Lois Pitts, In "Child of Manhattan" which con, Charles Watson. Pierce Magee. viaion of field seed certficatlon state to the Carlsbad cavern. tending Texas Technological col- a teacher in the public school at Springs faculty is attending eagle Lois Watson, Christine Bundy. Au- contains all of the ingredients of and Bill Warren of Pomona, Calli- department of agriculture visited Prof. W. R. Waghorne, head of lege this year. The bride, r. gradu- Chriesman. summer school. drey Farris, Mary Genlece Hard- first rate el tertainznent, story, sua- tomtit. ate of Lockney High school, moved the aggle school this week. pense, drama, comedy, and above the department of mule, lead the berger, Lena Grace Sanderson, audience in singing "America". here from that place less than a Miss Perri Dee Agee of Stamford. W. H. Frazier, '31 egg.. superin- Nancy Ruth Leaverton, Helen all, a cast of troupers who turn In year ago with her parents. a teacher in the Wilson school near tendent of schools at Chamberyllle, A. B. Sanders, superintendent of B retow, Fay BLOWT, John Anna the finest performances of their respective careers. JACKSON HONORED What Would You Out-of-town guests at the wed- Anson, has been a student at is doing graduate work in summer Littlefield schools, and a Tech Boyd, Wanda Butler, Mary Lee ding Dr. W. A. Jackson, head of the were Mrs. R. F. Rogers, Mrs. NTBCTC of Denton. She is row school graduate visited on the campus Bardwell, Frances Snyder, Rose- "Child of Manhattan" reveals 7 - st week. Nancy Carroll as having a new per- Tech department government and Do With A Baby? Jack Rogers and Lyle Rogers, of enrolled In the Tech summer ses- mary Leaverton, Catherine Jami- sonality. The supporting cast In- commander of Allen Bros. post of Happy and Wilmer Teuton of Lock- sion. Don King. greenhouse caretaker, son, Roberta Myrick, Dorothy ney. Prof. C. E. Russell of the horti- cludes John Boles, Charles Jones, the American Legion here. was Suppose a baby wa s left on your Is conducting an experiment to de- Rushing, Coleta Baker, Dorothy culture department has gone to Jessie Ralph, stage actress making honored by the LegionnaIres at a doorstep, Mr. Bachelor— Miss Charlsie Hayes of Spur Is termine whether red cedar cuttings Dobbins. Mary Wilbenks, Effie Michigan State college, Lansing. her movie debut, Barbara Weeks, regular meeting at the legion hall What would tvou do? Miss enrolled in the summer school. She will root in sand, peat moss or a Smith, Ann Lou Bennett. Melba Mary E. Steele Is Michigan to work on his doctor's Tyler Brooke, Luis and Bet- last Thursday night. Dr. Jackson is That's the situation Maurice Che- formerly attended Texas Woman's mixture of both. This experiment Watson. Sue Delafosso. Julia Davis, Alberni Married Sunday degree, ty Kendall. a recent groom. valier faces in Paramount's "A Bed- college in Fort Worth. will extend at least a year. Zona Stiles, Martha Gholeon and time Story", which opens at the Miss Mary E. Steele, daughter of Mr. and Isles. Marvin Collins. W. L. Stengel professor of animal San Antonio and Carl and Ray- Lindsey theater tomorrow, w I th Mrs. John B. Steele, and A. C. Miss Fannie Belle Senterfitte of Davis Pounds. 30 mope who has Messrs. John Jordan, Kenneth husbandry. spent Sunday and Mon- mond Pfluger of Eden were among Helen Twelvetrees, Edward Everett Turner, son of Mrs. Hattie Tanner San Saba Is a pre-med student. been principal of the schools at Rollo, Tom Cammack, Charles day in Albany selecting calves to be the out-of-town guests. Horton, Adrienne Ames and Baby of Slaton, were married Sunday She has been teaching in the San Close City. will do work in Sum- Maedgen, Audrey Brown, Sam fed by Lubbock county club boys. The following morning at 6 Notice Leroy. r. ',ling at 7:30 o'clock in the Saba public school and formerly at- -Pacek. Billy Murray, Joe Turner mer School. o'clock Misses Martha Gholeon, study of the Church of Christ with tended school at the University of Truman Hutson. Wayne Greer Maurine Cook and Sue Delaloase Rev. John Smith officiating. Texas, M. G. Pederson instructor of dai- James Henley. Jesse Rogers, Van Mrs. Elton Cook Entertains Miss filayme 'Twyford, associate ly manufacturing left Thursday for were formally initiated. Mrs. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. professor of foods, left Tuesday for E - r1 Same, Rob O'Haw, Penne J. Clifton. Texas where he 0111 spend Friday Evening On Her Lawn P. Steele were the only attendants Elsie Tabor, former Tech stu- her home in West Union, West Vir- Tubbs, Bob Crawford, Kenneth Your dent, has been teaching at Pettit a short vacation. As a courtesy to Miss Elizabeth at the wedding. gin.. On her way she plans to stop L 'teach. Joe Taylor. Tom V. Wat Caron of Auburn, Ala., and Ned Immediately after the ceremony, and is now visiting In Lubbock. In Chicago to attend the World's no 1. Bob Webb, Matt Hitchcock Misses Beulah and Louise Han- Recreational Corny of Atlanta, Ga., who are Mr. and Mrs. Tanner left for Chi- Fair. Calvin Hazlewood, Truett Brooks, hkaemper will cock of Tahoka are attending sum- spending the week-end here, Mr. cago where they will attend the Miss Erolene Wisc Alfred Jenson, Milo Felerabend attend the summer session of the meer school. They win both teach and Mrs. Elton Cook entertained Century of Progress Exposition. Miss Dorothy Pray left Monday Lindsey Austin. Meldon Leslie, Leon Ticket Is Good college. at Ropes next year. with an Informal party Friday eve- Mrs. Tanner, a 1928 graduate of for her home at Redlands, Califor- Sr mks and Woodrow Holt, ning on the back lawn of the D. A. 'texas Tech. has been teaching in nia, where she will spend the sum- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Huff of Miss Eunice Cone '33 who has at the Forbess home, 2603 Twenty-First the Idalou schools. Mr Tanner Is Raye Halsey Is to spend the sum- mer. street, cashier for the Santa Fe railway mer on his father's farm at Happy been confined to her home by a ■ slight attack of appendicitis is con- Miss Camp and Mr. Camp resid- The couple is to be at home at 1601 Union, near Plainview. Fleming and Lindsay Austin have INIM1111 111111111 valescing rapidly. ed here three years ago with their Fifteenth street upon their return returned to their home in Chicago. Let's Get City parents. Professor and Mrs. E. W. here. Hugh Hunter and Trent Campbell Camp, Mr. Corny was a professor at are to visit in the eastern states N. E. Wood of Post is attending Bill Gregory who underwent an Summer School during the summer. appendicitis operation at the West Acquainted .ore Texas Technological college. Open house for all Baptist Tech summer school. Guests for the party were Mr. students will be held at the First Texas hosptal, last week. was re- Swimming and Mn, Garland Newsom, Mr. Baptist church tomorrow evening George Newscomb, Wallace San- Miss Sybil Hazel has returned to eased Friday. Students So— ders, and Morris Burchfield plan to and Mrs. T. A. Rogers, Miss Mary at 9 o'clock. her home in Spur for the summer. Why not drop in on Hope Westbrook of Stephenville. A program will be given made go to Chicago for the summer. Pool Dr. Pauline Miller, Miss Margaret up of songs by the B. S. U. boy's Miss Hazel Anglin and Miss Eloise Saturday Night Visit us for your recrea- your way to town, after Turner, Truman Whitfield of At- quartet, violin selections by Wy- Miss LaZelle Goldsmith Is to Clark will spend the summer at Preview the show, after the dance spend the summer in Colorado CRY. tion equipment— lanta, Ga., Marshall Rhea•, H. Y. none Pardue, and readings by Mary their home In Tahoka. LYRIC or even after a bicycle Life saving offered to Price, Jr., and Grdis Forbess. Knight. Sunday Monday Tuesday ride? Tech Students at absolu- A reception and the playing of Miss Lulu Cone. former Tech Cecil Home head of the Journal- The Two Stars You've Wanted Tennis Rackets $1.95 up. games will constitute the remain- student, who has been attending ism department purchased a new tely no cost, other than Teamed for a Long Time Feeders' Day der of the evening's entertainment. Texas university, will spend the Ford eight from the Lubbock Auto Tennis Balls, 25c, 35c ea, admission fee. All new summer school students summer visiting her folks In Lub- company. We Serve are urged to Rackets Restrung. $2 up (Continued from Page One) be present, and any bock. Butter Class Begins Monday, one else interested Is welcome. the — Dr. W. T. Robinson. associate pro- Toasted Sand- Nancy ,Carroll Golf, Fishing and other June 19th animal per hundred pounds were committee no arrangements stressed. Dyer Smith of Big Springs is fessor of geology, has Just returned wiches, Coffee, Pies, Root as follows, Lot number I, gain. back for summer school. to Michigan from Jamaica, where equipment at very lowest Beer, Cold Drinks. zdon 210 pounds; cost $7224 per pen; A night course in agriculture be has been examining coral reefs. Classes will meet at 2 p. statistics $3.44 per hundred pound gain. Lot meeting from seven to ten C. A. Grimes, 30 ante who has prices. At The no. on Monday, Wednese p. m, on Monday and Wednesday been principal of the Greenville, N. Dr. M. JOHN BOLES number 2 gain 172 pounds: cost A. Stainbrook, assistant IN day and Friday. $63.33 per pen; $3.68 per hundred nights IS being offered by Dr. M. schools. is doing graduate work professor of geology, is now in 0. Ellsworth, J. pound gain. Lot number 3, gain during summer school. Iowa. and expects to atteend the "Child Of Manhattan" SPORTING GOODS OASIS 179 pounds; cost, $75.02 per pen; geological congress at Washington. trirst Times In Lubbock) Sign Up At Pool "Lubbock's Finest $4.19 per hundred pound gain. Lot Adrian Clark and Truett Owens Robert Huser, '33 aggle has ac- D. C., In July. +LP co./011 Sandwich Shop" number 4, gain 172 pounds: cost, both football men at Tech have re 2 cepted a position with Swift Ss Co. Just Think—what a motion Pic- $58.94 per pen; 93,43 per hundred cently been released from the hos- Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Agee of No- ture—Boles and Carroll will Myrick Bldg. Phone 1331 Student Operators Now pounds gain. Lot number 5, gain, pital where they have been since J E. Couch. '30 aggle, who has cona have enrolled for summer sweep you off .our feet in this Broadway At Avenue Q 111 pounds: cost. $39.29 per pen: operations kerformed in the last been conducting experiment work school. Mrs. Agee will work on a B. one. "Cleanliness and Safety" week of school, 9354 per hundred pound gain. at Balinorhta, Texas, is attending ., 4. degree in EnglidIa. gr. Agee ; .0

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PAGE FOUR-THE TOREADOR, TEXAS TECH LUBBOCK, TEXAS, THURSDAY, JUNE 1 S 1933 Harry Kipke Of Michigan To Teach Short Punt System 171111191111M1 11111111111111111111 111111111111 Under The Indications Are Favorable For U. Of California S. D. Burton .1 J. F. McDonald Book Store Buys Seeks Tech Game PPersonals inal: $3,000 Of Books According to the college athletic M11 111111 1 1 11111111 1 1111 111111. Attends Meet Texas Tech book store fell into Double Successful Coaching School To staff. the University of California Park, H Taulmon, editor of The step at the beginning of the sum- ee r has written for a football game Toreador for the past year, has re- • s mer session with a decreased force toot year with Tech. Whether the turned to his home in Fort Worth. Tech Director Of Extension Is and a supply of second-hand books. Be Held On Campus in August to scholso will be able to get to- He made E. the tnp with his mother. Only Texas Member To Be At the close of the spring term the - - I gether on the one open date left In Mrs. Taulman, and robther book-store bought $3.000 worth of Ds 1, an ex-student of Tech. Taut- second-hand books from the stu- BY LOMER NELSON I _ Tech's schedule has not been defi- Present At Affair; To nitely decided yet. Both teams want man plans to go from Fort Worth dents. With the sudden death of Coach I Michigan Coach Is Noted For Change Type Of Work Harry Iiipke the game on their home grounds to McKinney, where he will work Also with the opening of the sum- S D. Burton of West Texas Teach- Ability To Win Continuous- which is another problem that will during the summer. time in two mar session, they praced a sale on For the second era college last week. West Texas l• ye Wolverine Teams Have have to be met before Tea. Tech new and used type-writers with lost a man who has done much to and the University of California A. B. "Jelly" Bro wn, Toreador months Tech has been the only prices from $10 to $50. As usual the Been Powerful can tangle en the gridiron . business manager for 1932-33, has put college sports on a higher plane Texas college represented at con- book store will maintain a lunch resumed his former position at the counter. in this section. The rangy Buffs BY Blillt1tOss DIXON City Drug store. ferences held on northern univer- are discussed with awe wherever Ray Moore and Noel Cason com- Notable Amore r ,:e outstanding sity casalsn'se& prise the force. basketball is played and their long Misses Mary Frances Self and feign in tile old T.I.A A. is a legend. coaches who will to in attendance Kerr To Teach Professor J. F. MacDonald, head In the last few years 'Bad" Sam's at the animal Tess., Technological Evelyn Sloan of Cromwell have re- of the department of eatenS1011. BARBECUE HELD to be held here in turned to 'heir homes for the sum- who returned last week from Clot- The Lubbock Lion's club gave a Thundering Herd from the Pan- coaching school mer. handle have passed and dribbled July and August will he Harry Kip-i sago and Bloomington, Indiana, chicken barbecue in the aggle pa- their way to a position command- ke. head coach of Michigan uni- 1 Warner System where he attended the National onion Tuesday night honoring wo- Miss Beth Gorham, liberal arts tog fear and respect In basketball ventitY University Extension association men guests. The club has been di- junior from Garden City, Kan.. left meeting at Indiana university. May vided into two teams seeking new circles of the nation. During the Rinke Ls the backbone of the May 29 to join her parents in Am- past mason Burton experienced Michigan Wolverines who were the At Tech School 24-20, reports that he was the only members, and the losing team was arillo. She plans to teach in the Texas delegate to answer a roll call host for the entertainment. difficulty in scheduling Monts from Dickinson National Champions of Garden City schools next year. Texas that, would make things in- 1932. Big Ten champs. and always of 47. In April, Tech sent the only B. F. Condray, head of the de- Canyon Texas representative to Ithaca N. partment of economics and bustness Westing for his towering a power in athletic circles. He is Colgate Coach To Demonstrate ';h8eo4W" TSSTC B uhfluforanioe lsat'of c*C''sy0zih 0:, Miss Mary Frances Selfless lib- - universally known as one of the top Ts to the Intercollegiate Associa- administration, is president of the giants. He was forced to angle else Type Of Play Used By Ma- Barton's Buff cagere were eral arts senior who expects to where for suitable competition. notch big time coaches in the com- champions of the old graduate In August, has received a tion of Women Students meet, local chapter. ets a result most of the quill- try today• roon Teams Of Late Years; T'Tl and were forced to go outside traveling position with the J. C. where 61 co-eds gathered. Short Punt Purpose Changed brim Clara Mae Rayburn of Ron- lets that Invaded the Canyon Has Been Very Successful of the state to meet competition Penney company. which will last enrolled in summer school. court hailed from some section He is esomially famous for his wohyrt of their mettle. through the summer. Miss Banter The purpose of the recent con- coo short punt system which has be- She was a student In Tech in 1930- other than the Lone Star state. "Wee" Andy Kerr, one of the ma will probably return to Tech next vention, according to Prof. Mm- 31 and In the summer of 1932. She come nationally famous and tends - - Donald, was to solve the place of has been teaching near Roscoe. The Bison" long string of vie- l acie men of intercollegiate football fall. tortes over a long span of years to grow In popularity yearly in the extension in relation to fast chang- schools of the nation. Having been last year. has been secured to teach ing conditions Especial attention under Burton's guidance reads i the double wing formanon at the Miss Margaret Rose Adams is like the opposition didn't have selected All-Amerlcan half in 1922, Canyon Coach was given to high school students Tech school this summer. spending the summer at her home much say-so shout the outcome Rieke spent two years in the role who are not able to enter college WELCOME R oWinigthr Kerrerrc cal:, attheteh ohnerg i,itthye Rewen d, in Levelland. of these cont... During seven of assistant coach at Missouri. He and who cannot find employment. SUMMER STUDENTS years of trying to stop the followed this up by going back to It was decided that group-study Michigan end assisting Coach through an undefeated-untied-un- Is Victim Of Miss Lyall Pickett left Friday for stampeding Buffalos. the Mat- and individual correspondence Fielding H. Yost for three years. scored on season In 1932 and gain- her home in Post. Earl Horton's Barber Shop adore have managed to In courses could be made to meet the Earl Horton Later he accepted a position at harry Itipko surcessor to Field-led the distinction of being one of Buford Abbott only four games. And duringigli Wallace Sanders will assume a needs fully of these under-privi- Michigan State as head coach in ing "Hurry-Ups limt At Michigan ' the highest rating gridtron mach- 1622 Broadway this time the Tech teams Heart TroillAe position in Plainview. June 15. San- leged, and to help adults make cul- which capacity he served for one will be the chief instructor at the Ines of the country. The Maroons weren't exactly doormats to no- ders was a sophomore from Haskell tural use of their leisure time. year only to be called back due to Tech coaching school which will rolled Coachedinststo tn bb opponents1 O. - body's outfit. The vital goes- the past year. While in Chicago, besides attend- Hon now confronting fans over his victory over his alma meter. begin on July 31 and N untiltil 914 ""Sad" Sam Burton Noted For and Yost's decision to become ath- Aortal 12. Over 400 coaches are .- Kerr embarked on his colsaching ing the World Fair, Prof. macDon- the Southwest Iv Can the Miss Frances McKee la attending letic director. peeled to be present for the affair. bcaorreeghr inat 1gth1ge nUndnInveargsi tyato pitgoinof tttsn- Strong Basketball Teams; old was guest at a dinner honoring Buffs continue to bum up the the World's Fair in Chicago next Dr. H. F. Mallory, retiring director hardwoods minus the leader- Is Michigan Coach Do You Was Athletic Director Of week. of the department of extension of ship of "Sad" Sam Barton' He became head .oath of the 1922, where he went to Stanford Despite this blistering sun, we University of Michigan in 1929 and where Inc served as head coach in Canyon School Chicago university who has been doff our new summer headgear tin In 1930 his team tied for the West- 1922 and 1923. Glen S. "Pop" War- Miss Avanelle Boyd is spending active for the past 40 years. the summer at her home in Whites- e had onto to Messrs. Lawrence cm Conference title, his Wolverines Purdue Coach ner, one of the game's most color- Coach Sam D. Burton of West Dance'? w I al coaches, came to Stanford in born. Priddy and Toby Greer of Matador being undefeated. where he will be a swimming di- In 1931 Kipke led Michigan to a 1924 and Kerr worked with Warner Texas Teachers college died nod- • fame. Yes sir. LaWrenee and Toby denly June 7. His death was attrib- Miss Katie Walker will spend the rector. continue to step out and garner the tie for the Big Ten Championship, To Tell About two years. leaving to take over the only to win this honor in the fall coaching job at Washington and uted to a heart attack. summer in Conroe with her par- his rival foot- Miss Alla Rae Collins will spend laurels. Priddy led of 1932 as well as to be awarded Jefferson in 1936. He held down the ents. ball buddies to the scholastic tape Coach Burton assumed his coach- the vacation months in Gusttn, her Why Not Learn With an average of 88.6. Not half the National C h a mpionship by job there for two years. Colgate log duties at West Texas in 1921 home town. Dickinson due to the fact that his Rockne System sought his services in the fall of Miss Mary Frances Johnston is dad. huh? Blond yearn/ Mr. Priddy and since that time has produced team acs undefeated. In his career 1919 and he has been there ever spending the summer in Rana. This Summer 01 now a four letter man-football, some of the outstanding basketball Miss A111e ae Collins will spend as coach, !Snake has won 29 out of since. breaking gridiron records the summer irt Claude. etball, track, and lest but err- Noble Kizer, Notre Dame, Is and prOduting teems with the win- Misses Lois Houston and Tvlene Is not least, scholastics. And 30 flames. teams of the country. He was ath- Likes Kicking Team ning habit. Walker are spending the summer by, listed in the registrar's office To Demonstrate Shifting And letic director and head coach of Misses Maurine McArthur and In the past tour years the Ma- football, basketball. and track at at their homes in Levelland. tr lbert. also brought honors to Be is a strong believer mthe Yone Stone will attend Tech this self ant others by capturing short punt, a great kicking team Tricky Style Of Play; Was roon of Colgate have scored in ever the time of his death. He was ap- summer. Miss McArthur's home is Lewis Walker 6-2-2-1 defense. Killike is game they have played but one. Miss Margiterite Taylor left last A Dr. M. C. Overton award for mad the One Of "Seven Mules" pointed head basketball mentor in in Spur and Miss Stone's Is in sold on this offense as well as a During Kerr's all-time tenure at 1924 and in 1081 he became athletic week for her home in Lottielana. 'like player being of the greatest She will return to Tech next fall. Vernon. passing attack, and he promises to Colgate, there have been only three director and head basketball and School of Dance "Value to the athletic team in mor- every detail of these successful Noble Kiwi, head football coach ale, fair and square play, etc. It give other games in which the Red track coach. O. 0. Williams, senior antes will systems. With this system Kipke is of the Purdue Boilermakers of the Mary Fawn Coulter of Ballinger takes a real guy tn cop that re- Raiders have not scored at least Buffs Good spend the summer in Lubbock. the most sought teacher of the Big Ten conference and one of the two touchdowns or more. Kerr has In ten years of competing In the has enrolled for the summer ses- Ward. More power to you Toby. year and will give good sound facts outstanding mentors of the Notre won eighty per cent of his college Texas Intercollegiate Athletic asso- sion. t- Benjamin Priest will visit in Mis- Ballroom Classes -. There seems to be an ap which any high school or college Dame system. will be one of the games played since 1917. ciation, Burton's Buffaloes won six teething staff of the third annual Doris Scudder of G raford is do- souri two weeks before going to his aemk of h"Pit'lltb raging coach can use. He is expected to Uses Trickery conference championships and nev- home in Rusk. Starting Weekly among Tech pigskin me. First he a great drawing card to the Texas Tech coaching school which The Colgate system features the er finished lower than third. ing work In the summer school. it was "Juicy" Owen. veteran coaching school, especially to the begins classes July 31 and continues double wing back formation. It in- In 1932 his basketeers advanced Miss Delene Reid will attend Matador lineman and now the high school coaches of the country. through August 12. Hortense Hicks of Roswell, New cludes reverses, fake reverses, spin- through the third round of the Na- summer school before visiting her latest victim is Adrian Clark, Indicatioos up to date have Kizer will demonstrate and lec- Mexico. Is spending the summer in Special Summer Rates ners, fake spinners, laterals, and tional AAU basketball tournament parents in Clyde. flashy little quarterback from shown that Texas Tech's coaching ture on every phase of the Notre forward Passes. Lubbock. She is registered for some at Kansas City. This year they • Dennison, who punted the SMU school this year will have a fine at- Dame style of play. He will stress In addition to his double wing climbed to the semi-finals before school work. Moslems to death on a certain tendance in spite of the fact that the shift. the strong side plays, and Misses Lorene and Virginia Beas- back Kerr will illustrate the new dropping to the Wichita Henrys, ley will go to their home in Iowa there Is more competition this year the weak side plays in addition to triple wing back formation with Maggie Sherrill of Seagraves has Dance Palace-Phone ' " LW. ' verI rainy : FeWrde F national champions three years in Park for the summer. night last October. He is the than there has previously been. I demonstrating the strength against which he took the East by storm a row. enrolled for the summer session. 9534 - chap who grabs enemy punts Coach Pete Cawthon has Jost re - different defenses. last fall. Starting with mediocre teams, Clarence Wakefield is to spend while playing safety ani streaks turned from a trip in south and Is Topnotcher Andy Kerr ts the dynamic-force- Coach Burton developed some of Thelma Rickert of Seymour is 801 Texas Ave. up the sidelines as if he were the summer at his home in Corpus eastern Texas and the idea and In three sears of piloting the ful-tills/Mg type of coach which al- the most formidable quintets in the registered tor summer work. going to the Chicago fire. The knowledge of the coaching school Hoosiers of Purdue, Kizer has lost ways produces a winner. Christi carti- nation, playing on even terms with little Held general had a seems to have been met favorablY I only four games out of 28. He ranks the best. Thalia Parker of Sudan Is doing lage removed from his knee among the topnotch mentors of the In those sections of the country. Burton was born us Missouri and work In the summer school. which save him trouble most of Big Ten. Tech Seniors' Book Contains was a graduate of Oklahoma unt- last season. He will be ready to Kizer AILS one of the -Seven Mary Jane RENNER ENTERTAINS Signatures Of Most Graduates versity. He was 45 years old . Jones of Silverton has NATIONAL ARTCRAFT FRIENDSHIP WEEK chant signals again nest fall. Mules" that cleared the way for the Begun in 1927, the senior book registered far summer work. While lolling around In Amaril- K. M. Renner, head of the dairy renowned Four Horsemen in 1924. r nufacturing department. hors- contains the signatures of nearly all HAYHURST GETS JOB lo Sunday, the writer heard many With Knots Rockne at the wheel Mrs. J. J. JUNE 15th to 24th acedod seniors of that department the Ramblers w the Tech graduates. It was thought Smith of Gale. New JUNE complimentary remarks about, Tech ere crowned nation- Mexico has wih a dinner at the Glorieta shop al champions that year. Holding of by Miss Elizabeth West and Mr. Marlin Hayhurst, tarmac coach of enrolled for the first and its rampaging Matadors. Many Gus L. Ford; after the first year, summer term. expressed disappointment that the recently. down a guard post, Kizer rated All- Brownfield High school athletic Guests were Robert Muses. J. B. American honors and after grads- it was bound m red morocco leather. teams for the last live years, has Bullfighters would not play in the So far this year, five graduates Ouida Shelton who has been Helium city next fall. It seems that StIne. Roe Havousett. Ben Jenkins, linen caught on with Jimmy Phe- resigned to accept a position as as- taking their master's degrees have sistant coach at McCarney. He will teaching at Rotan, her home, is the North Plains fans liked the Curtly Williams. Horace Dean, Ian at Purdue university where he taking work in the summer school. Gerald Gordon. Joe Harter. and tutored the linemen In the tricks signed It and only 81 taking their be remembered as a quarterback on brand of football the Techsters bachelor's degrees. Others are urged .howed against the Texas Aggles in Milton Kirksey. of his old master-Knute Rockne. one of the earliest football teams of to come to the library and affix the Matadors. At present. Hayhurst. Richard Hoffman will go to his a mud battle at Butler field last when Phelan left in 1930 to take their signatures. home in Hannibal, Missouri before September. Early this year the IMPROVEMENTS MADE over the coaching reins at Wash- Is visiting his parents in eastern Oklahoma, going to a boy's camp in Michigan Tech coaching staff dickered with One of the improvements made in made university. Kizer was offer- on the campus during the past year ed the Boilermaker mentorship. !Slim Atgen His of Wellington, tack Meagner for a game with his student of Texas Technological toce Owls to be played its the was a complete cleaning of the Since that time he has turned out Miss Lenore Alexander of Fort water works. The water tower was an outstanomg team each year. In college in 1932, Is enrolled for sum- Worth graudated from Polytechnic south Pole city during the TTI- mer work. ' ate fair in September; but there cleaned, repaired, and painted silver his second year as head football High school and from the Fort and orange. The gym also received man at Purdue his team finished Worth Conservatory of Music. At as a hitch in the plans some- Mildred Mills who lives and a new cotes of red tiles on the top in a deadlock for the Big Ten present, she Is enrolled in the , acre. A clash between the Scarlet teaches at Mullin has registered rd. the feathered Owls would have deck. championship. The Boilermakers summer school, taking public school for summer work ode the turnst les click overtime. finished second in 1932. music education and government. Speaking of football, melba Mrs. W. 0. Garrison of Spur has Kizer is one of the youngest pro- you can let some Idea from thh been teaching Si the Highway of }Smite Rockne engaged m just hew tough the Matadors school in Dickins county. She at- the coaching game. His presence are going to be when they try tended Tech during the last spring will add color and prestige to the to hobble the SMU Ponies Sep- term. 1933 Tech school. tember So. An oppercl.sman was strolling across the cam- Mrs. Gwendolyn B Jay who has I Miss Martha Kate Mahaffey will pus when he encountered a been teaching at Turkey has en- spend the simmer in Hillsboro. reshrnan footballer who bad rolled for summer work. aspirations for a berth on the Fine Tech eleven and had Joel gain- ed his release from a two hoar spring training pretence session. Special ' lit fres hman: how's football lase days?" greeted the mser- DANCE lassman. For Stationery - Aw it's BIM bouncing off a hard, Friday and Saturday , sci stone uall two hours a day for Alamo Beach .sx days a week - came the weary If you are lazy. have excessise Orchestra HOSE At Lubbock's Favorite Dance o ,ordupois or not enough and do Regular 75c 59c ••st wish to diet. now is the time to Band at the Bili Stubb -s health and Regular $1.00 .11 rio, stared ktondai. 79c i E nt i'red liai a iurriculam Regular $1.65 ____ $1.39 89e box t Minn csii,thenics and mi.oral Bill. ,s09 Hilton Hotel Corook hi.. home BLOUSES nl no mean ability His Saturday, June 17 .oarhed tumblers gaIe thrill- 9:15 P. M. Values to $1.50 __ $1.00 , and pleasing ,ocitibitions he• Chiffon Hose seen halves of football and has. Dates--60c and T. 30 Sheets Paper Engraved sstball garner during the long yes. Stags-ion and T. Values to $3.25 __ $1.95 Pure silk Chiffon hose in If you are looking for something new shades for summer. Individual and Different, in 30 Sheets Plain Eat and Drink at The Glorieta Ladles Accessories - Costume Full fashioned. Special 1 .35 Jewelry or Gift Goode. see 750 1.°° 1.15 50 Envelopes value, pair PRICES The best home cooked and most reas- REGULAR 1 .95 mable priced meals in Lubbock. Anne Ford's 1 .00 1 X 35 1 . 65 Shoppe Eat Glorieta Double Rich Ice Cream Located In Hogan Patton Store -made at the Glorieta. Carter-Houston II 1103 Broadway 49c LUBBOCK, TEXAS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1933 THE TOREADOR, TEXAS TECH—PAGE FIVE

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Four Lubbock men left yesterday In Preparation Will Be Held afternoon for Uvalde where today they are to present an all-wool Texas Tech-made suit to Vice Pres- United States Civil Service ident John N. Garner. The local For Next Game Commission Has Announced residents will return Wednesday. Additional Groups Of Com- In the group were. President Morley Jennings' Charges Take Bradford A. Knapp of the col- petitive Examinations lege; Roscoe Wilson, member of the It Easy After Saints Take A board of directors; Dr. I. E. Barr, Thrashing At The Hands Of United Stites Civi l Beni, com- president of the Lubbock Chamber mission has announced several ad- of Commerce; Spencer A. Wells. vice A Flock Of Sophs ditional groups of competitive ex- president of the West Texas Cham- "Van Raalte" aminations, about which complete ber of Commerce, and Chas. A. Guy. WACO, Texas. Oct. 8—After ha, information may be obtained from They will be joined at San An- Ina won their first football game of the secretary of the United States gelo by Houston Beate, member of Hosiery the 1933 season from the St. Ed- civil service board of examiners at the college board of directors and wards Tigers to the tune of 20-6. the the postoffice here. also a WTCC official. Golden Bears of Baylor University Positions for which the examina- The Very Name have two weeks of practice behind The suit of clothes, similiar to tions would be taken and respective closed gates before tackling the Ar- one presented last week to Presi- annual salaries, less economy and dent Roosevelt by Amon G. Carter. Implies Quality- kansas Razorbacks in the Initial retirement deductions. are: conference battle of the year for was made by Tech students. The Baylor. Junior librarian. $2,000: a library wool was grown on the campus, Coach Morley Jennings announc- assistant, $1.800; junior library as- scoured. carded and spun In the ed Monday that his Bears will sistant. $1.620; under library assist- college textile department. scrimmage and run some new plays ant. $1,440; minor library assistant. before meeting the Centenary Gen- $1,260, departmental service, Wash- The "General Sherman" tree In tlemen at Shreveport Saturday. and ington, D. C.. and field service. Sequoia National Park is said to be will not open the gates of the prac- Botanical artist, $3,200 to $3,700, the largest and oldest tree In the tice field until after the Arkansas bureau of plant industry. depart- United States; it Is 280 feet high ccntest on October 14. ment of agriculture, Washington. and has a diameter of 36.5 feet, Sophomores had their fling In the School social worker, or visiting Bruin-Tiger game Saturday. as a teacher, $2,300. Indian field service. Pure ocean water has a clear blue team composed of seven men play- department of the Interior. color because salt water does not ing their first year with the varsity State supervisor of crop produc- absorb the blue rays of sun-light as made two of Baylor's three touch- tion loans, 52.400; field supervisor of it does the red rays. The blueness downs, and a soph halfback from crop production loans. $1,800, farm of sea water depends largely upon Waco kicked two goals and missed credit administration, field serviee. Its saltiness. one for the Bears. Coach Jack Junior multigraph operator. $1,- Chevingy's Tigers also got In scoring 440; under multigraph operator. $1.- England has nearly 3000 miles position in the last minutes of the 260, departmental service, Washing- of canals in use. third quarter when one of their ton, and field service. numb er Intercepted a forward Junior calculating machine oper- heave thrown by Arch Kroney. sen- ator. $1,440, departmental service, ior quarter, and raced to the three Washington, and field service. yard line before being pulled down. Rotaprint cperator. $1.440, depart- Dr. W. J. Howard Havlor's three touchdowns were mental service. Washington, and First attempts of Soviet army engineers to launch their gigantic balloon field service; applicants must have scored by John Williams and Law- for a flight into the stratosphere failed utterly. In seven trials, the DENTIST rence Thornton, soph backs. and had at least a year's experience in heavy gondola. pictured here. barely was lifted off the ground, once at- Kroney. In every position except operation and adjustment of rota- taining a height of 20 feet. The silver-blue U. S. S. R. was constructed Myrick Bldg. Phone 987 the ends and possibly one halfback print machine and care of printing to gather Information concerning cosmic rays and the physical and berth, sophomores were superior to plants. chemical composition of air at great altitudes. veteran players throughout the game. Co-Captaln Prank James The very sheer or ser- Carotin Babcock. Southern Californ a court star, puts a lot of kick into and North to Canada for their worn by the students to see which Houston Harts and Clifford B. and Jim Tom Petty. seniors played her tennis. Above she Is shown in a bit of snappy action during the vice weights, you can hand loom, which, to use a type of cotton wears the best. Jones. members of the board of decisively better games than the southwest tennis champ onshlps at Los Angeles homely expression, has taken get your choice, in any first year men and Rules Hall. jun- the country by storm. As Not only can textile students directors, to present to John H. of the leading colors of ior. was one of the leading halm. Jackson's Wilfong, first year tackles, were many as 75 letters have been weave cotton and wool. dye, Garner. Vice-President of United the season. Once you Jim Weatherby, regular center. is received asking for complete and make materials, but they States. a white, wool suit woven by not back In the game yet. as he more aggressive than the veterans Information about the hand- can also write. Ford Benham the husky Matadors yesterday, but wear a pair of "Van broke a wrist early in the training Bennie Clark and Warren Weath- I Textile Yarns loom, directions for using It and John Wulfmaa. senior tex- "Bear" said that they were too Raalte Hose" you will season. The starting pivot man was ers. Sailors spin yarns, which travel and building one. Just recent- tile students. worked on an valuable to the team, and Pete $1.00 become a fond friend Austin Peay. a Junior, but his play Owen Parry, the only sophomore Cawthon couldn't let them go. A the world and back again. The ly a letter was sent to a ranch- experiment last year to find and pleased wearer. was not on par with that of James end to get In the game. gave a good er in Canada, giving full details out the effect of the twist on strainer suit was woven by the two WATCH REPAIR SHOP Cloyd, who played his first game account of himself at pass receiving. textile department spins yarns, too, about hand weaving and the the physical characteristics of boys for President F. D. Roosevelt. with the Bears Saturday. The soph blocking, and tackling. Though he but not of the same quality, and construction of a hand loom. single and two-ply cotton yarns. Guards, Suitcase Simpson and Choc weighs 210 pounds. the Gallas youth their yarn may not travel as far, • • • They made graphs to show A new inventionpermits the Pa- We Use Genuine Material Sanderson. though they have not is speedier than many backfield but it does do some excellent trav- Rome was not built in a day. their results and write a dent to stop the dentist's drill by the experience of co-Captain Dub men. eling. The textile department has Croi Textile experiments are not made in summary of their experiment, merely pressing the button of a Norton and Harold Clem, gave as In the backfield John Williams, had numbers of orders from lead- a day. This year the textile seniors which is to be published in one "contra' which he holds in his All Work Guaranteed good account of themselves as did Lawrence Thornton, and Aubrey ing clothiers in Fort Worth, Ama- will complete an experiment started of the leading textile magasines hand; this cuts off the electrical the veterans. Clem received a leg Stringer were the sophomore start- rillo. Denver. and Plainview for by the seniors of last year. Dr. at an early date. current. Injury in the battle, but will be Gholson ers. Each accounted for himself with black and white wool suiting. wov- Bradford Knapp bought three bales back in the lineup this week. two or more points. The former two en on the hand loom by Tech stu- of cotton. one hand picked. one “Bear" Curfman. and "Moon" The mast important mineral sub- Will Hogg Greathouse and Hugh scored a touchdown apiece, and dents, like Dr. Knapp's suit given machine picked, and on one snap- Martin, were Invited to go to stances required in food are the Jackson Drug Stringer kicked goals two extra him by the textile department. ped. The thread Irons these bales Uvalde with Dr. Knapp, Spencer salts of iron. Iodine, phosphorus, cal- Co. Lubbock points. are to be woven into shirts and Wells. of Hemphill-Wells, Charles cium (lime), manganese, potash and Phone 1880, 1610 Bdwy. MAGNOLIA SERVICE Coach Jennings used 26 men in Speaking• of traveling, it wearing garments and are to be A. Guy, of the Avalanche-Journal, soda. seems the textile department, STATION the St. Edwards fray. Besides sub- situting an entire ned lineup at the or rather their products are beginning Of the second quarter. be doing quite a bit of extensive Ebble Lee Preston Smith substituted a fifth guard. Ton traveling. They have received Schneider. a fifth end, Laurice Zim- ceders from as far west as 2424 Main merman, and two extra soph backs, California, east to Massa- E B. White and R B. Buchanan. chusetts, South to Alabama, 41a■omisol■mmm. You Are Attending A Great Institution doll/ Cigarettes

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