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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Archives and Special Collections at SCARAB. It has been accepted for inclusion in The aB tes Student by an authorized administrator of SCARAB. For more information, please contact [email protected]. 11 ihe tnbtnt VOL. XLVIir. No. 24 LEWISTON, MAINE, 1-TIDAY, OCTOBKK. 29, 1920 'KICK TEN CENTS SPOFFORD HAS GOVERNOR MILLIKEN ELUSIVE SUPPER ENTERTAINS
LITERARY PROGRAM PRESENTED BLAINE MANSION SCENE OF That tin1 Affldrosaoggin river is a JOLLY HOUSE PARTY long, lung river, and the "river bank" NOW FOR is i rather Indefinite spots fur a meet "The lust time we ever had." ex- ing, must df the membera of Spofford presses the sentiments of the members Literary Clnb now agree. Also opinion! of the Freshman and Sophomore nf the different member! as to the io Let's Dispel Forever the Old-Time Bowdoin Jinx! Classes who were guests of Miss Nellie cation of a certain Strawberry avenue Milliken '2:i ami her sister Miss Vivi- are as widely diltributed as the Straw an Millikcn '21 at a weekend house berry plants from which the avenae party at the Blaine Mansion, Augusta. presumably received its name. At a. y The alumni are back in scores to see Bates come Promptly at O'clock Saturday at 11 rate, Tuesday afternoon, Spofford Olnb ner of Campus Avenue and Col- was to hold a supper somewhere along through to-morrow on Garcelon Field. Let us not disappoint lege street, where live automobiles the river hank—and finally did hold < them. The team is fit. Coach Sullivan has organized out were waiting under the per-imal ehnrgo one but it was more than an hour and of Governor Milliken, the happy week- a half after the time appointed for the there a bunch of men that would do credit to any college. enders gathered and embarked. The Festival before the member! of the elub following account appeared in the Ken managed to find their committee, which It only remains for the Student Body to make one supreme llebec Journal an.I describes the enjoy- had gone along ahead to prepare a fire able affair: Slid get everything in readiness for the; effort, and back them to the limit! "Cats, witches, L:1I"SN, -) ks ami feast! 1'p and down the bank the differ goblins! The executive mansion "as ent groups wandered, signalling liaek \ When we line up tomorrow, ready to march on the no place for a nervous man or girls, and forth from one hill to another, that Saturday evening, and it i- a good no clue as to the whereabouts of their field behind our band and "Billy Bates," let there not be one ".ues. there were none in the jolly committee could be found, until finally bunch of Hates College hoys and girls one lone scout emerged from a thicket I missing from the 524 that make up this institution! May who got all the thrills of a real Hal- of shrubs and discovered the grain low e'en party during their week-end which his literary pilgrims were seek- the old bell in Hathorn once more peal out in wild triumph, stay at the Blaine House as the guests ing. Back up the river he went, gath-l telling to all who hear that Bates has conquered Bowdoin!! of Misses Nolle and Vivian Milliken. vred up the scattered hosts, and finally Cats as black as midnight and as •nil were reunited in the glow of a roar- fierce of mien as gargoyles, perched on ing campfire. mantels, leered from windows, humped The menu which the committee had their backs and bristled their whiskers; prepared D the meantime was atl the ghastly ghosts and scoffing scarecrows more relished and appreciated. The stood guard ill all conspicuous corners; first course consisted of clam chowder, jovial jack-o'-lanterns beamed on the. delieiously flavored with a romantic world from points of vantage, and touch of the sylvan environment; fruit HOW ALL TOGETHER! LET'S GO!! witches hurrying skyward via the salad, with a rare taste which Dclmon- broom handle air line were silhouetted ieo's experts] 1 chefs couldn't create; on the walls and doors. cake, and plenty of it, with a home- Entering the hall, one was greeted : like essence which the good cook at VESPER SERVICE " H " -' e" g ...„ , , '.. '.. :.. BATES LOSES GAME TO MAINE the doorway and a yellow fence be- Cheney House extracted into the pastry COLLEGE CHAPEL OCTOBER 31. neath which wen- more cats, while the with her motherly hands; cocoa, coffee, AT i P. M. rolls, baked potatoes, and niarslmial historic grandfather clock masquerad- lows. Not only was there all this va- The first vesper service of the year ing as a life-size ghost, looked out from BLUE GIVEN UNPLEASANT SURPRISE its corner. Past the row of jack-o'- riety, which we'll agree is quite a will he held in the Chapel next Sun "spread" for nil ordinary camp sup day. President Gray will give a short lanterns, lines of apples and of dougll- per, but there WSJ a generous amount address i. ■Well Pounded Optimism." nuts nil String!, tO be bobbed for later BY GARNETS SCORING tilled other doorways and the -tair rail personal interest in the college will lead you to write nf them. Mr. Morris sang a solo, "Tommy I.a,I." ami res] led i,, mure. Mr. Kinii.all's exposition of living conditions in 6he 'Bates Student your views on the subject. The ■Student" would be ancient Greece was brief but lucid. very glad to hear from any graduate or any undergradu- PUBLISHED FRIDAYS DURING THE COLLEGE YKAK The program fertile next meeting i^ as follows: HY STUDENTS OF HATES COLLEGE ate who likes Bates "ell enough to say so. We would i„„ papers -will he read on Greek Mythology, one mi the like to be able lo publish a series of letters setting forth "Origin," by Miss Burton, ami the second on the "Beauty of EDITORIAL BOARD the actual and derived results obtained from pursuing a Mythology," by Miss Waddell. Mr. Carroll will stage a tableau on some inter, st i: L; topic anil there will also be music. COY8 A. WILES, Z} college career here at Bates. We all can profit by anoth- BOITOI-III CHIEF er's experiences. Our experience will influence others. LAWRENCE D. KIMBALL, '22 Let each one of us start in now to do a little free advertis- M v.\'.v,.i\>, EDI ros ing for our Alma Mater. CAM, W. BELMOKE, '21 I u. BDITOI MAURICE P. SMITH. "21 ATHLETIC BDITOI BOBBRI B. WATT8, '22 DBBATINQ BDITOI CONSTANCE A. WALKER, "J1 ALUMNI BDITOI REPORTBBS CRETE M. CARLL, '21 MILDRED C. WIDBER, '21 It is reported around the campus tli.it a Deba Club is in llio V I OSCAR LeSIECR, '22 KATHARINE E. O'BRIEN, '22 OUR GRADUATES process of formation. Watch (or developments. S. MATIIEWS GRAVE8, -I DWIGHT E. LIBBEV, '22 Manv of the hoys on the campus went to the Maine game via CARL I: PI RINTON, '23 KOBERT (I. WADE, '28 (II, m\ T, PERKINS, '22 WILLIAM .1 ASIITON thr side-door Pullman. They reported a most enjoyable aid eco MAGAZINE DEPARTMENT nomical trip. BATES FOREMOST EDUCATOR Mr. .las. K. Stonier ami B. A. Cantor spent last Sunday in DOROTHY I II 18KELL, -'1 Gardiner. EDI roi Hates has i" < n ami probably always win be a moil potent Harry Newell made his customary trip to Turner last Sunday. AiiUtanl Bdltora I'M,-|,II- in Bhaping the educatio :il policy of the whole United HAROl'ERITE I', llll.l., '21 STANLEY W, 8PRATT, '21 States. Net "iily in nil grades of schools from the smallest Read Gould, '24, recently rendered a very tin,' concert in Mac's MINERVA i: CUTLER, '21 PAUL B, POTTER, '21 '•Tie. in our sinte universities an' Bates men and women holding room. BUSINESS MANAGER ins of it,,' highest esteem, 'ml at the lien,I of the most en Only seniors are allowed to wear rubber collars now. This [B a WILLIAM II HODOMAN, '21 rerprieing educational vements of America are also Hates men. L; I rule ami slmnhl have been eiifor I long ago, ASSISTANTS FRANK A. BUOTB, '22 BENJAMIN W. AVERY, '22 Hi. .1. s. Durkee, ls:i7, is President of Howard University, a ,-,,1 Maynard Johnson visit,,I his parents in Browuville last Nun- 1 orcd i. Btitution of tin highest order, situated in Washington, l>. 0. day, after taking in the Maine game Saturday afternoon. 8ul,s,ri|»ti<»nN. 92.50 per yell In idl Blngle Copli I, Tel »Vnts. James II. Baker, is;::, was President for many yean of the Will the Roger Williams inmate who lifted a checked cap from University of Colorado, ami is now emeritus president of that in- Enter.-.1 as lecood class matter HI the poll offlee at Lewlaton, Main,-. the bench in I,'. W. .me night about two weeks ago please return stitution ami residing in Denver. the same to :il Parkerf All i i ibould be addressed to the Business Man Harold A. Allan 'ns, is president el' the Association of Rural Benny Rice vvas .a visitor in Parker over Sunday, lie says ],, »g.T. :::; Parker Hall. All contributed articles of any son should I" siii,mi- of America. cornea over to take in th,' Saturday i ight movies in Chase Hall- addressed lo Ibe Editor, 33 Parker Hall. The columns •■:' Ihe "BTCDEXT" arc ai all limes open lo alumni, undergraduates an,I others for the THE BATES 8TUDENT, PBIDAY, OCTOBEB 29, 1920 PAGE Til HEW FOR GOOD CLOTHES AND J. H. STETSON CO., Inc professor said the democrats "have -aid that Senator Harding repn - FURNISHINGS BATES LOSES GAME Baseball, Football, Tennu, TO MAINE gained a considerable strategical vic- the conservative, anti-Roosevelt ele- WHEELER CLOTHING CO. tory by making it the one big issue f i ment in the republican party at that Skates, Snowshoes, Flash- (Continued from Page One) Cor. MAIN and MIDDLE ST8., light Supplies the voter to consider." Nevertheless time, ami which his election would re- Special discount Given to he went on to say that "one importSJ I vert u- back to. Then the -perk, t 65 Lisbon St., Lewiston, Me. played a strong brainy gome, featuring College- Students i out several urea- achievements Telephone 119 with runs and offensive work. Capt. reason for supporting the republican ticket is that under a republican admin which may be credited to the present Stonier played against tin' Maine WORK WELL DONE administration and which spell progress GOOGIN FUEL CO. heavyweight Hussey, who was taken 1st rat ion the ideal of international e i Grade of Work and Price Satisfactory in the evolution of the American gov- "ill lit the game .luring the last quar operation will ii,. more definitely a .: COAL and WOOD fully realized than under the dim ernment, lie said he admired the clean- at ter. Luce was the bulwark of the Gar cut way iii which it disposed of tho LEWISTON SHOE HOSPITAL 138 Bates St. 57 Whlpple St. let renter position and make .juiek '« regime . . . Tl uestion is what kind of n Leag lo you prefer.' Shall tariff, and the Federal Reserve Banking Wo solicit your patronago and Office, 1800, 1801 R Yard, 1801-W tackles, Guiney was very proficient it Le the Lloyd-Oeorge-Clemeneeau- system which the administration put in assure prompt service breaking through tin Maine line and Wilson League with incona quential VOgUe lias done away with the prOS- J. W. MITCHELL, Agent, LEWISTON, MAINE blocked two punts ami a drop kick. ationa I Or -hall it I... that Paris ' i ' i si pa ie that ha S3 Parker Hall Kclley played liis ever efficient offen ally followed every war in the history sive ami defensive gs His wrist was covenant ; nded to conservi larger interest! of American fro of our nation. "The Democratic Par- FOGG'S LEATHER STORE THE Injured in this game. Canter on end The d ratlc platform states thai ty," he said. ■' li.-i- not been narrow in kept the Maine backfield men busy ami Headquarters for Baggage 'we advocate immediate ratification Its 1 ollcy towards big busin --. " In BOtfDOIN MEDICAL SCHOOL played both offense ami defense to ad the Treaty without reservatii ■ which "" lien w Ith thia statement I u- Repairing of All Kinds Promptly Done :e. Pinnegan 's • ITiirts kept him iii ADDISON S. THAYER, Dean phasized particularly the dear headed il (Tensive fray ami time had In he would impair it- essential integrity." u:iv the conflict let".een labor at i 123 MAIN ST., LEWISTON, ME. 10 Dcerlng St., PORT/.AND. MAINE calls I for him o Thia statement represents the positii i i'al had I n rei riled here in Amer final seme Bates Bj Maine I I. of President Wilson. Mr. Co* and his i. -i. Ii .!.■:. |i| Summary: household take essentially tie position a League without modifies of internati 1 as well as national OVER ITNT Maine (11) Bates (8) ja.xji3rjri.isr menace he said the administration had ":l ton, le ie, Canter H°ns ■ • . The republicans differ ft the democrats in the method only. I ; . neither been too liberal or t,,,, Rockwell, It It. Guiney GETCHELL'S DRUG STORE live. "The solution of the problem here Murray, le; |g, Stonier their platform they, too, declare for in this counti y i- due." - ii,i [',,. ". Car- Quality Chocolates Ice Cream Soda Lord, e ,., i,,,,.,, action looking to international coop : t roll, "to a liberal policy toward labor Stationery and Toilet Articles Ilusscy, rg rg, Newman oration . . The real difference t- "ith i nmity toward capital," but he Reamer, it rt. Scott whether we shall have Wilson's League said he felt certain that if Si Tinker, re re, Gormley intact, or whether we may he privilege I Harding wa- elected next Tuesday it Ginsberg, • j!• qb, Wiggin to remedy outstanding objcctional ele incuts." would put labor back in the shackles of Poster, lh Ih, Kelley pie war .lavs with dangerous and far Small, rh rh. Pinnegan Thus disposing of the question of the Merrill C& Webber Co. reaching eonseqn smith. I'h ft, Davis League of Nations, Professor Band - The republican party." the speaker Maine scorings Touchdowns, Smith 2. tinned to the topic concerning the -.1 -aid finally, " has I n aid., to .1 - Goals from t hdowns, Hussey 2. ministration of our country's affair-. PRINTERS and but iw.i flaws in the administration pol Hates seining, touchdowns, Wiggin 1. "The war ha- left ua -till flounderina Icy upon which they make their plea BOOKBINDERS Mafety, Gormley. in the boga of readjustment," hi •This ;- \ir. \vi!s,,n \ legacy. Not ■ I for votes. The ill.i one is Article \ of Substitutions; Maine, Mulvaney, Pin the League of Nation-." which they Hi. — r, French, Dow, Young, much great principlea as concrete and II-.- .■:- smoke screen by which they can Courtney. Bates, Moult Seifert, Cat farseeing business policii - must bi a put their great leadl IS bark into pow ly, Parley. plied. America is a great busli ess plan' er," and the Becond point wa- "tl Blank Loose Ri ''i.e. lugalls, Brown. Umpire, concerned for the moment with replac i- wasted machinei■.-. tristocracy of President Wilson." He Ci II, Tufts. Head linesman, Steven- -aid he had to -mile every I ime he no Books, Leaf her wasted products, re - tablishl ig tin Exeter. Time o periods, 15 min- ticed a poster downtown which read lell. -,-..- .-i i, of her workers, launching Ruled Work -oinethii g like this: " lie done with •i new program ■*( usefuli i --. \v wibble and wold.I,, vote for Harding Blanks to order fore have the problems of i„ ■,, | HARDING vs, COX been -" num.ions rind so insistent. To and Coolidgc," because Senator Hard- which party, in such an hour, shall we ing changed his attitud i the League All kinds of BOOK and JOB PKINT1NU executed Professors Argue Their Positions on look for wise counsel, for constructive lay iu the week. " lie i- in a neat, prompt and tasty manner Presidential Question, with Johnson out West; he is with Ex- ami i ourageous leadership I The lea lei i'1 - Tat't on the Atlantic Bea-board; The fever of political excitement ran ship of the party of Lincoln ami Bo and in the middle on | he doesn'l 95 TO 99 MAIN STREET, AUBURN, MAINE high at the public meeting of Politics velf is i iled. -•:i da." Club in Hathorn Hall last evening. Por Finally, in concluding hi. presents 'lie i lent even the impending all tion of the republican cause, Profi isoi Important football jsme with Bowdoin, Baird pleaded that the republican HATES COLLEGE s.-itiir.lay afternoon, academic work, co- party would assemble in Washington • lueation, ami all the other phases of the •• best opinion" of tl o land; LEWISTON, MAINE college activities tool, a Lack Beat, while "Harding will surround himself not mst ions of national import occupied with BurleSOUS .and Palmers hut 73 MAIM ST UNION SQUAflt ■he foreground, The aslon of this with cabinet members of the type of FACULTY OF 1NSTHUVT/OS AXI) OOVERNilEMT manifestation of politieal animation Knot, of Hughes, and of Hoover, The THE STORE THAT -.■is a rather informal debate on the figure head vice president "ill I" sue CIVES YOU LirroM i>. Oa*t, AM., Pa D. ItOBBBl A. UCDOM IU>, A.M . I'll ll.. merits of the Republican and Democrat eeeded llV C.-llvill COOlldgO, U Ilia 11 ill President Professor oi Education ie candidates for President, in which every way titled, if need lie, In till the Ul 11. Il.ui'rs IN, A.M.. I.in./> . WII.I.IAM 11. S.wvviat. -lit, A..\i.. Professor of English Literature Instructor in Biology Professor A. Crnig Baird, head of the presidential office Itself . . 1'.. More For Your I VMAN Q. JOBDAN. AM , I'" "•• , •gXDNBI It. BBOWN, AH. AM. English and Argumentation department the republican party ha- proved its Stanley Professor "i Chemistry Instructor In Errencb of the college, supported Senator Hard ability to deal with modern businos' Ill.lllllUll K. IIIIINTiiX. A.M. HI'. BBBNAU E. LBBTE, A.it.. M. P., Dollar Kullonton Professor of Biblical Literature Assistant Professor of Forestry ing, while Professor .1. Murray Carroll, problems; because this party has Iu its constituency a relative superiority of Mini Religion CHABLBS H. HIOOINS, II.S., Instructor in Economies and Sociology, tjBOSt I:\IU: II. ROBIKSOM, AM Instructor iu Cbemlstry presented the ease of Governor Oox. Bo leadership; hecau.-e it has those very Professor ■•< Public Bpesklng SILKS, WOOLENS KAKI. S \\ K. It.S.. ■arge a number of students, faculty ami elements of conservatism that may be VIM'III ii N. Laos vim. A.M. ru n. Instructor in Mathematics ami Physics Professor of German towrs] pie turned out to hear the two needed in handling governmental busi- COTTONS, LINENS HAIIIII W'ui.isoN Rows, A.It., I'ltKD A. KN.UT. AM,, ms-, tin- party of Harding should he Professor of Latin Bursar ami Alumni Secretary speeches that the meeting which was READY-TO-WEAR S.MIAII K NlCKI SBONj originally planned to lie held in the preferred as the Instrument to direct 1 .11, i:. POMBSOYj A.M.. Professor of Philosophy Instructor in Household Kconomy dull room iu chase Hall was adjourned affairs at Washington during the uexl Clan. T. HOLUBS, A.B. licoaoi If. CHASB, A.M.. 'o the more capacious auditorium in few year-. '' Belcber Professor of Greek Instructor In English Watch the Daily Papers for Cur LBNA M NII.IS. A.11.. Hathorn Hall, where every seat was Professor Carrol] waa then called WILLIAM It. WHITBHOfSS, A.M. 1'll.H. Director of Physical Training for the 'illed and many were forced to remain upon by President Stevens of the Poli- Many Special Values Profi isor .it Pbyslca Women and Instructor iu physiology itanding. After the debate was over a ties club, to presei t the ease of Oov liGOBOE It. ItA.usPia.l.. A.M.. .1. OLIVBB JOHNSTONS, it.s.. l-n.fessor of Mathematics "straw vote" was taken to gel some ernor Cox. Mr. Carroll's speech wa Assistant Director of i byslcal Training Insist Upon tii.vxK li. TUBES, A.M.. B.T.D., and instructor iu French estimate of the position of the college mostly impromptu, but it was a eonvi Professor of Qeofogj and Astronomy ll I.IA S. llAVIIS. -Indents on the electoral contest, which lug »t«te ut of his personal opinions I! It. N. GOULD, A.M.. Assistant Director of Physical Training COON'S ICE CREAM Knoulion I'lof.ssor of History and for Women resulted in a landslide of 17.1 votes for on the vital question of the hour. II,. Government Bl.ANCRS W. ROBIBTS, A.It., Harding ami IIS votes for Cox. '■•'ll1'"1 himself .■ independent repub- Librarian Always the Best VllTIII II I'. BSBTELL, A.M. Professor Baird began his speech by lican," and said that it was not a Professor of French MAIIUI. I) MAIIII. A.II.. ' I.AHA I.. Iti swia.i,, A.It., Assistant Librarian apologizing for this deficiency of great thing for him to wax in support of any Dean for the Women of the college I.KWI.S, I.. QlLBBBT, .In., A.R.. Issues to he decided upon in the "sol- democrat and support him g I. But PROCTOR & PARSONS ALBBBT ("IIAIO BUBO, A.M., H.D.. v. \i. i'. A. Beeretary emn referendum" of next Tuesday, One circumstances alter eases, and he be- Professor of English and Argumentation Electrical Contractors I'il.l/.Am;l H D. I'HASK. A.It., by one hi- took up the different phases lieved that if any.American was die I'AHI, II. SMITH. IIS. l.l.U . Secretary to the President All Kinds of Klectrieal Work and Director of physical Education of the campaign and disposed of this satislied at all with the policies of the NIH.A IIOI:III.I:TTK, A.II.. Supplies JOHN M. CAUKOI.I.. A M , Registrar question and that question as not an party he nominally supported it was Professor of economics 290 Main Street, Lewiston, Me. BBLLB .1. SHAI-'MUI, all-important one to bo considered, lie Ins duty as a citizen to vote for the Mntron S\Mn;l. K. IIAKMS. A.M.. did not see as Professor Carroll en- Telephone 1425 W Asst. Professor of (termini •On leave of iihscnec. principles which he believed iu. re deavored to point out later, that an is gardlesi of the party to which he was sue could lie made out concerning con- himself affiliated. Ho sized up the dec Thoroiinh courses (largely elective) leading t" Iks fgntt "f A.B. and its. Careful structive liberalise versus, teonserva COMPLIMENTS training in English Composition, Oratory and Debate. Thorough courses in subjects tiou about as the previous speaker had leading to Engineering. Elective curses in Mathematics extending through the tism, for he felt that "if the counsels done, not on a 50-60 basis, six to one ..OF.. hist three vears. Excellent laboratory and iihrary faeiiiths. i|. to date methods In teach- of Tuft and Peiiroso seem to prevail in half a dozen to the other, but five and m« Greek, Latin, French, Herman. Spanish. Forestry. History. Economics, Sociology and one camp, so do those of Underwood three-fourth to one, and six and one- THE SHAPIRO Philosophy. First-class Athletic Held. New outdoor running track. Literary societies. and the 'Southern Rourlions' prevail in Moral and Christian Influences a primary aim. Active Christian Associations. A grad- fourth to the other, the balance resting the other." Weighing the two candi- uate Y. M. t'. A. seerelnry. of course with the democratic partv. Necessary annual expenses for tuition, rooms, hoard, and all other College charges not dates on the scales of prohibition en- Mr. Carroll spent a largo part of his CONFECTIONERY more than four hundred and fifty dollars a year. Steam heat and electric lluhls In the forcement he thought most people time referring to tho political upheaval dormitories, tine hundred and twelve scholarships, one hundred and eight of these pay would consider Harding ns the "dry- of 1912, which resulted in giving the COMPANY lug fifty dollars a year, the other four paying more. For special proficiency In any depart Ut, a student may receive an honorary appoint- est" one, lint Cox has loudly pro- present democratic administration the j ment In that work. Such appointments for the present year are as follows: claimed in his Kansas Nebraska utter reins of the national government. He Biology, Robert Jordan, '21, Maynard S. Johnson, '21, Harold W. Muter, '22; Chemistry. ances, "that lie would enforce the Vol- Wlnslow S. Anderson, '21, Arlhur I. Bates. '21, Harry S. Newell, '21. Roland W. Tapley, stead law." The personalities of the '21, William O. Italley, '22, Harold It. Whiting, '22; I-stiii. Clarence A. Forbes .'22; German and Spanish, Marion E. Warren, '21 ; Public Speaking, Hubert A. Allenhy, '21, Ruth two candidates seemed to compare on Correct Clothing Colburn, '21, Marcellnc E. Menard, '21 ; English, Gladys F. Hall, '21, Irnin Haskcll. '21. favorably for the position of President Special Discounts and Furnishings Mildred C. Wldber, '21, John W. Ashtun, '22, Robert B. Walls, '22; Ma I hematics. Charles from Professor Paird's point of view. W. Peterson, '21, Grace II, Luce, '22; Physics. Donald K. Woodard, '21. Carl P. Hounds, Hut when lie came to the topic of "-'2; Geology, Crete M. Carll, '21. Morley J. Durost, '21, Gladys F. Hall, '21, Frank II. the League of Nations the republican Hamlen, '21, William H. Hodgman, '21, Donald K. Woodard, '21; to Bates Students HASKELL&HOPKINS too PAGE FOUR THE BATES STUDENT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1920 GOVERNOR MILLIKEN .laughter of the latter, who "just j>»r. "Better Good* for Less Money or Your Money Hack" t'e.tlv" falls in love with him at the ENTERTAINS HOCKEY CAPTAINS start. Learning from a cut price palm (Continued from Page One) WHITE STORE reader that in the last jump in t||0 CHOSEN process of transmigration of souls he Ltwliton's Floeat Clothe*' Shop the big lire place in the lounge and told had come from Napoleon Bonaparte, ho We Cater to the College Chaps ghost stories. Out for hockey.' Xo.' Well, then you Immediately acquires new confidence in Smart Sljles ■ I the The Sunday program began with are out of the swim. 'Must everyone's Bvst Fabrics Mile Store, Clothiers, Lewiston, Maine Lowest Prices prayers in tlio reception room, led by doing it. Hockey practices are going on himself, enriches himself by about four Governor Milliken, and the entire par- rapidly now as the time for playing the hundred thousand through a clever ty attended the Penney Memorial games off draws near. The captains of deal, and marries the young heiress. Registered Druggist ehureh service. the various teams have been elected as Then his troubles begin, but he finally R. W. CLARK Pure Drugs and Medicines The Kenncboe Journal account fails follows: conies to realize that his previous con- fidence had come about because of the PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY to mention the tour through the State Senior: Marion Rates. Junior: Muriel Wills. truth of that axiom that "as a man Also, APOLLO CHOCOLATES Hi.us,, raider the personal guidance of Governor Milliken. Not n part of the Sophomore; Helen Hoyt, thinketh in his heart, so is he," he re- gains himself, and, supposedly, lives 258 Main Street, Cor. Bates, LEWISTON, MAINE State Capitol eseaped the interested Freshman: Katherine Dyer. Happily ever after. The film was | .■ v ■ - cf the student guests, realizing Training with all its terrors Started the unusual chance to see the sacred Men.lav and in a couple of weeks the charming bit of nonsense, most wel- precincts of the building. girls ought to be in good trim to play come as a diversion from the ordinary routine. BATES BOYS £5, GOOD CLOTHES In the afternoon they were shown off the championship series. After the performance came the iisun] F M around the city, personally conducted The games will probably be played ASK ° GRANT & CO. by the Governor, who led the hike up off Nov. 5, or thereabouts. Practices social hour, which passed on light State Street mid Winthrop to tlio are going on fine, owing to the efficient wings, soon ending the Second Bates Asher Hines 54 LISBON STREET Blaine Memorial park nnd Oaneston coaching of Miss Davles who is putting Night. park. Sunday evening the guests en- hi a good deal of her time in this way. tertained with a concert of songs and We're looking for some good snappy cheers and mandolin music. Taps games. JUNIORS GET THE GOAT We arc agents for the following lines of Chocolates — sounded at 10 o'clock as the party had BILLY BATES TO BE PRESENTED TO THE COLLEGE BY '22 to make an early start to get hack for SECOND BATES NIGHT SUCCESS jipollo Samoset classes. The return trip was also made At a meeting of the Junior men held by motor. Monday morning it was decided to act Whitman's HjgsselFs There were few empty scats in Chase The guests were: Wilbur If. Ratten, on the Suggestion contained in an edi- Hall last Saturday evening when "His Wakefleld, Mass.: LeBoy it. Breneman, torial of the Student, and to buy and Majesty, Hunker Bean" was presented, Auburn: Carl K. Dunham, Portland: .are lor the gout which called forth so featuring ".lack" l'ickford. The or- Norman it. Dinsmore, Auburn: 0. Wal- n h favorable comment at the occa- THE QUALITY SHOP chestra or part of it was present, and ter Johnson, Springfield, Mass.; Glenn sion of the Colby game. The shut enlivened dull moments between reels 143 COLLEGE STREET c. Boss, Paris; Richard L. Waddell, ball team was discussed, and as a re- with some of the newest SMI m, Telephone 1817-W Florida, N. Y.j Louise B. Bryant, Leb- sult more men signified their intentions The performance started off with a THREE MINUTES FROM THE CAMPUS anon, N, II.: Helen S. Chaae, Lewiaton; of coming out for active practice. Grace I!. Ilebb. Bridgton; Dorothy "travelogue" film, depicting many of Lamb, Worcester. M:iss: liohcrtiiir B. the largest an.I most beautiful buildings near Paris, followed by one of those Howe, Rumford; Katherine A. Stone. STEAM GLOBE LAUNDRY Waterford; Rnyn 1 J. Batten, Wake always entertaining Animated Car Held, M:iss.; Neil It. Conant, Auburn; toons. Then we were introduced to Jack QUALITY QUALITY himself, in his part as Bunker BOMI, a James B. Hamlln, North Bridgton; <~°arl WORK SERVICE Lewiston Trust Company young man with an extremely vivid E, Purinton, Lewiston; Robert THE MOORE PEN COMPANY Art Studio YOUR STORE TEACHERS' AGENCY 163 Devonshire Street Boston, Man. Who s:ii I tin football team u.-isn'l Largest East of Boston lacked at Maine! On Friday night Best Quality Goods O. W. Crnigie, Manager 184 Lisbon Street twenty four ambitions loyal rooters gal Emma F. Ihggins, Asst. Manager Moderate Prices LEWISTON. MAINE lantly trooped to the freight yards Y. M. C. A. Building Profile used for rhasc Hall Administration mmluak. where they calmly awaited the arrival PORTLAND, - MAINE of the ninetweli y side door pullman. It arrived in due time. The lower FLAGG & PLUMMER The Bates Student Barber Shop berths were i ol .ery plentiful but the PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO Formerly in Mfg. Nat. Bank Building excellent porter service soon made ei Moved to 189 Main street, Now 141 Main St. Opposite The Empire erybody comfortable. Arriving at Han Opposite Empire Theatre A Sanitary Shop. Best of Barbers. gor at the pleasant hour of live thirty Telephone 228 Best of service Popular Prices gave ample time to get rested and look Dora Clark Tash, Proprietor We cater to the best trade around the campus before witnessing Films Developed and Printed ROSS'S ICE CREAM the event of tin- .lay. At the game they Amateur Supplies RENAUD & LEBLANC did all in their limited power to cheer the team on tO victory. Al the close of the game the little band of followers and other delicacies quietly returned to Dnngor where after WRIGHT & DITSON a light lunch they cheerfully proceeded homeward. All but a few faint-hearted Athletic House may be termed the "educated" kind fortunate! who returned with the team because the flavor is tastefully brot slaved by the party. The return was BASKET BALLS JER8EYS uneventful except that at Watcrvllle out when you partake of them. SHOES PADS one train official satisfied his doubts as STOCKINGS TIGHTS to the kinds of potatoes he was hauling GYMNASIUM APPAREL by finding that all loaded ear doors are YOUR PATRONAGE IS APPRECIATED ALWAYS •'The Wright & DitKm trade not easily opened. During his Investi- mark guarantees the highest 344 Washington Street, Boston gation he interrupted the party from quality in athletic good*" making the proper transfer. Because of this tin' party quietly remained in its GEO. A. ROSS, Class 1904 quarters and mnde its return from Wa- BERRY PAPER COMPANY 66 ELM STREET, LEWISTON, MAINE terville by the lower road. At Gardiner the Bozcarites abandoned the sidedoor Telephone 680 pullman. Taking the trolley for Lewis- Stationers and Paper Dealers ton they arrived safely at the commons AGENTS EASTERN KODAK COMPANY for breakfast Sunday morning, tired and hungry but with a feeling that all 49 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Me. is well that ends well.