NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITYU 83ARY

Tuesday, November 22, 1932 ARIZONA STATE TEACHERS COLLKGK. FLA (1ST A FF. A KIZON A Volume XX—No. 9 Football Men BOARDMAN WRITES Famed Leech CANNON, RODRIQUEZ (Gila Debaters MARCH FOR BANDS DO THEIR STUFF ON Honored with AT FOOTBALL GAME of Experiment BIG ARMISTICE TRIP Victorious -In “Tcmpe Flag." a march, com­ Traveling over 700 miles oil - Turkey Feed posed by Professor Uoardman of i Found Dead the week-end of Armistice day, Forensic Fray the A.S.T.C. music department, J»hnn\ Rodriguez and Howard will be the opening number of Cannon made a trip over Lees Second Turkey Dinner Will both college bands at the Klug- | Cause of Death Unknown as Ferry, through the Kuibab for­ Nose Out Phocniv .laycee in staff-Tempe football game on Be Served Thanksgiving . Autopsy Will Not Ik* est and up into southern Utah Final Debate Saturday for Students Thanksgiving day. Conducted t>> St. lleorge. the home of Dix­ The march is a recent com­ ie college and Howard Cannon. Morging position and a copy has been The boys both had a chance rushed to Teinpe, so the Bull­ to display their abilities, since Holiday Menu dog band may become acquaint­ Two Still Alive Johnny played the piano and Five IVamslIere ed with it before the day of the Howard the clarinet for the Ar­ annual grid classic. It is plan­ Hurlhert, Parker, Ward Still mistice day assembly at Dixie Sweet Potatoes, Cranberry ned that both bands will march college During the afternoon Coat-lit’* Choose Capital City Sauce, Olives, Celery, on the field playing the new Thrive Under Good they joined the college band in as Scene of Next Mince Pie piece. Conditions pyradc, playing in their usual -y ’i ear’s Tourney According to Manager How­ places. ard Cannon, who also gave out Sixty dollars worth of turkey No funeral services will be held ! While on their trip the boys lu I the facts concerning Boardman’s was served for Sunday dinner, ac­ to honor the death of the leech j visited the fatuous /ion canyon, .■ Ti’Mrh'TS College cording to Mother Hanley, matron march, the Flagstaff band, 45 who died as a result of biting { driving through Zion canyon members in ail, will leave for * arguing u of the dining hull. This treat was James McAllister last November tunnel, which is bored through a) rev Tempt: Wednesday. The group than in honor of the football boys who 6. Although apparently in the a mile of solid rock. will piolia has been drilled on a number of will be in Tempe on Thanksgiving best of- health until his last hours, Johnny’s model “T" furnished session of congress, as the first n«w field maneuvers for enter­ day. Jimmy’s leech passed on without the mean* of transportation. annual debate tournament of the tainment of spectators between KENNETH HIRLBKRT The usual cranberry saucv, the comforting presence of his aid Arizona Junior Speech Arts league halves. MISS KLONDA LYNN dressing, potatoes and salad were partner in science. ended Saturday with Gila college served with the festival bird. Tim An autopsy has been denied, so Future (f ives triumphant in the men's final and it will never be known whether the i big surprise of tRe meal was bu- Phoenix Junior Prrffej^v^'arrying off nana cream pie for dessert. Deaver Names victim met his Waterloo through j Ibsen's Play A second turkey dinner will be the medium of McAllister's nar-j Get to Know mis and -four wom- served on Thanksgiving day. The cotie-laden blood. n five Arizona col­ menu will consist of turkey, Irish Three Students (live Blood Given Tonite His Choice of Their Biscuits \ led in the tourna- and sweet potatoes, olives, celery. The experiment, as first per­ irted Friday after- . peas, and either plum pudding or Great Peopleformed on November 0, was to de­ in Auditorium nd ended Saturday mince p i e . ______termine the effects of tobacio in Food Selection, Preparation Gila college men’s Mother Hanley stated that-the ...... ~ - -- - 1 the blood on ah animal such as the Class Learn to Fix Rourke Director of Tragedy Ti‘iup emerged victorious ci students remaining on the campus \ A detains, Lindy. Miliikan Are leech. Three students permitted nix .1 C. Breakfasts would have ham and eggs for ; Second Only to Prof’s blood to be drawn by the leeches. Giveq by Drama Frat State Revenue th'e Question breakfast and if the crowd was All three of them bled for about The question which received so | Wife and Children At least fivo A.S.T.C. women Members small enough, hot cakes would be five hours as a result of the secre­ much attention was. “ Resolved. .vTl! know how to manage the food served. tion of cwtain juices in the mouth That-at least per cent of all Jane Addams, Col. Charles A. budget when they get married. The Alpha Psi Omega produc­ There will be only two mpals on part of the leech. state and local revenue .should be Lindbergh ittfd J)r. A. R. Miliikan And who can deny that stretching tion of Henrik Ibsen’s master- Turkey day. The cooks will have a The exact physical condition Of derived from sources other than are the thrfe greatest living Am­ the pennies is not of primary im­ tragedy, “Ghosts," has progressed holiday as well as the students. the other * leeches is not known, real estate, lu the finals Eugene ericans according to Chester F. portance in these days of depres­ steadily toward tonight’s staging The nearness of final examina­ but data concerning their condition Mangum and Leon Paine of Gila Deaver, head of biological science sion? under the Very able direction of tions, which come the week follow­ is to be published in the near fu- college heW the affirmative while at Arizona State Teachers college. In her food selection and prep- Howard Rourke. ing Thanksgiving, will cause over ture. Dix W. Price and Walter Maxwell “I consider Jane Addams one of uratuNi class, Miss Finter teaches The players taking the x various half the"*students to celebrjite the of Phoenix Junior college argued the greatest living Americans be­ McAllister is Pipe Smoker 1 spiring housewives hov t“ pre­ roles are handling them in an ex­ holidays on the campus. the negative side of the question. cause of her social service. Her Significant in the light of new pare satisfying breakfasts for the tremely competent manner, and the Each team debated three times work* at the Hull House has put evidence is the fact that McAllis­ hurdworking male clement in tho play gives promise of being one Friday. The debates were judged her name on the tip of every one’s ter is the pipe-smoker, while of family. And one specialty is the of the outstanding dramatic events Honor Fraternity by a coach from a college other tongue. The whole nation ha3 felt the other two patients, Mr. Hurl- biscuits— light and fluffy “likeof the college season. than that of the two teams in ac­ E lects Officers and has been benefited greatly by bert smoked cigarettes continuous­ mother used to make.” When Ibsen wrote this play he tion. Klonda Lynn. Flagstaff dra­ her influence," said Mr. Deaver. ly during the experiment, and Mr. Minimum Cost is Stressed had a definite question ryT and J. E. Jonnell, campus being past history, especially ,way over«enthusiastic co-eds on the up­ form of a crooner and a string Friday, Nov. 25— Holiday. watchman, have brought in the out west in Flagstaff. per floor. trio. attending school. - * Page Two THE PINE Tuesday, November 22, 1932 A SUCCESSFUL SEASON McArthur Relates Tempe Student Next Thursday our boys play Tempe. Conference DopeHorrors of Prison Attends Parley Whether they win or Jose, they are a fine in Assembly Talk ^he#^inebunch of fellows. They are clean, hard- By Dave Weiaberg Tempo—W illiam Frazier, a stu­ Last Waak’s Results Horrors of prison life were re­ dent of the Arizona Stata Teach­ Entered a* second-class matter July 12. 19SI. at the fighting sportsmen. Lavik has done a good vealed to members of fHe student ixmtoffice nt HugstafT. Arizona, under the act of March job. Breaks, injuries,/ and illness have Texas Tech 39, N. M. Univ. 6. ers college here, will leave for Los Arizona 0, San Diego 13. organization at the regular assem­ Angeles this morning to attend the -- Tublished every TueixJay during tba school year except brought defeats when we had hoped for vic­ .•summation weeks no is»ue during school vacations - N. M. Aggies 39, Las Vegas 0. bly Wednesday, November 16, by regional conference of Internation­ by and for the Associated Students organisation of the tory; but, if for no other reason, that one Games Thanksgiving the Reverend Perry McArthur, al Relations clubs, on the campus Arizona State Teacher* College at FlairstafT, Arizona. magnificent showing against the University Lumberjacks at Tempe. once chaplain of the Oklahoma of the University of California at Subscription rates: $1.50 per y e ar brands our season a success. Oklahoma A&M at. Arizona. state penal institution, and present Los Angeles, tomorrow and Satur- N. M. Aggies at N. M. Sfilitary. senator-elect' from Yavapai coun­ — jt-:...... Kditor ...... Melvin. Hutchinson Coi.y Kditor Doro»hy Klink TRANSGRESSORS Simmons at Tech Tech. ty' A transfer from Chaffey Junior Exchange Editor...... Kern Pbwer Tech Trounces Lobos During his service as chuplain college, Frazier will address the Librarian Marciano Fernando the Mtverend McArthur explained, Kvwrite Men J. M. Johnston. Del Ward It will be a fine thing when more walks Texas Tech with a smooth work­ assembled delegates from 16 col­ I'roof Reader ...... _ Ralph Day ing, hard tackling und blocking he was in a position to observe leges und universities in southern Reporters Roberta Dilfill. Jo Kleiner, Mary Lon Jor­ will be constructed so students will have no dan, Thelbert Morrow. Manuel Cajero. Elbert fi rooks. team, completely outclassed the cruelties and practices that are California and Arizona on “The Ellen (Hardy. Dora Ericksou. William Dodd. Ren Armer. excuse for defacing the lawns. As it is, it New Mexico Lobos at Albuquerque usually concealed from the general British Policy in India.” Itob Carlow. Ruth Rhemhardt. Nick Flore*. Elizabeth Sanford. Katherine Raboiiliattl. is hard for the Treshmen to see the need of Saturday in the Lobos’ annual public. He also admonished young Snort Staff: Editoru- Dwight Patterson. Bob Eunson. obeying traditions when most upperclassmen Homecoming tilt. The final score men and women to stay at home KeiH.rtcr.: Joe Rowers. Al Tidwell, Dave Welsberg. RtMiiufa and Circulation: Husiness Manager-Jame* set examples of disobedience by cutting was 39-6- unless they have the necessary King. Asst. l!wi>ln

Considerable comment was rais­ ' A i ed last week after a cub reporter had suggested that athletics were overemphasized and someone add­ ed "especially in this school.” It seems that's new, green reporter trying to break into big time news Lumberjacks to Battle Bulldogs always picks the above question. I ask you, Mr. Big Time,' is it pos­ sible to have overemphasized any­ thing besides athletics? Who kill­ Graduation to FROSH QUIT FOOTBALL; Coach Lavik ed Cock Robin? HAVE GOOD SEASON It seems that nothing can be Take Six-Men Bears Down kept secret from those ever- AFTER A SLOW START alert Bulldogs. It has been From Varsity lor Last Tilt reported down south that With a winning percentage of y Coach Rudy Lavik has a brand four won^ind one lost, this year's I.umber jacks Travel to Valley new play for the Tempe Ter­ Brickey, Schwanbeck, Allen, strong freshman football squad riers. This play they have Sanders, Ford, Henshaw ended their season with a record for Turkey Day (iame reference to is mo old that they of 111 points to their opponents’ with Tempe built a statue of liberty for it in l^ast Game 24. Their games and scores were: years ago. Here is one lad Frosh ‘ Opponent by Bob Kunson who hopes Coach Shipkey is Thanksgiving day marks the 0 Phoenix High 18 In the final encounter of their busy figuring out what the close of the 1932 football season 12 Tempe Frosh 0 1932 season. Coach Rudy Lavik’s Axemen will use to gain for A. S. T. C., not only is it the 20 Phoenix Indians 6 Lumberjack varsity will meet the ground with. Take it easy, final game of the season for the 61 Prescott 0 Tempe Bulldogs on the latter’s Ted, we have the same old *> team but the final college game in 18 Phoenix J. C. 0 *field in the Thanksgiving day clas­ and 7. the careers of severer of the out­ sic of the southwest. standing athletes. 111 Totals 24 \ Both teams have been pointing Now for the barbershop coach- , whose ability to In their game with Phoenix high for this game for several weeks >” es who have the game all figured play this man’s game, is known all the Frosh played the Coyotes on and their tie game, played on the out and just what- should be done George Pear's flashy basketball over the southwest. His determi­ even terms throughout the game local grid earlier in the season to turn Ted’s Terrible Terriers squad was barely beaten by A. S. nation to get the man with the with one exception—three times T. C. veterans. merely adds to the heat and inter­ Tempeward. I am glad that 1 luck ball has made him a tower of they let Martin Spaulding, fast est of the Turked day battle. Coach foliage atop my head or they would strength on defense. Frank plays Phoenix end, work a reverse play- sent his men through gel my scalp along with Coach center and dot's a real job of it. on them for runs of 46, 25 and 15 AXEMEN INDIGNANT five scrimmages last week and has Lavik’s but wouldn't it be wonder­ Due to a bad shoulder Frank was yards, each ending in a touchdown. jMuMi^sending out a lot of advance ful to go to Heaven and see a big kept out of the. Fresno and New Cart Hendrix at end and Milton AS TEMPE BULLDOGS hews concerning flu and mishaps, blank shelf where those barbershop Mexico games or the outcome Collins at halfback were outstand­ in an effort to gain overconfidence coaches were supposed to have might have been different. ing for the Babes. SCOUT SECRET DRILL on the part of the Luirfberjacks. been. Be kind to me, St. Peter. In losing Capt. Gove Allen the Two weeks later they met Tempe Coach Lavik has, however, tuk- Lumberjacks lose an all-around freshmen, turning them back 12-0 Considerable indignation w a s en these notices with a grain of The Spectator, Columbia athlete. Gove may leave us but after muffing several scoring op­ manifested on the campus of Flag­ salt and iy expecting to face as university dally, which charg­ his outstanding work on the grid­ portunities In the first half. Carl staff State Teachers college today strong a team on Thanksgiving ed the football team with pro- iron will long be remembered. His Hendrix blocked a Tempe punt In over the contents q f 'a football day as he faced In the Homecoming' ff Mtf M ltajfi, feat yaar,. has hloeking In the Arizona game was the third"quaFleF which TfiSUlWd dope story which appeared Satur­ gamd ©n McMuiftn fijnairere: The complained about "ringer" in a great stop toward paving the in a Flagstaff score, and in the day under a Tempe dateline. flu has hit nearly all the confer­ the school band. Two of the way for our ball toters. Gove plays fourth frame Gordon Svelmoe The story purported to tell of ence campuses, A. S. T. C.'s as ringers are piccolo players. To halfback and i^any a time has his plunged over from the three yard tactics used by the Lumberjack well, but by Thursday afternoon quote the Spectator: “We trusty toe sent the pigskin flying line. team in secret practice and left a all men should be rarin’ to go. would prefer the band off key down the field when we were in a Phoenix Indian school was next very vivid impression that the The Lumberjacks scored after a if we could be certain that the tight spot. v , in line, the Braves putting up a Lumberjack drills had been spied long running drive climaxed by sour notea were coming from Edgar Ford, trusty &»lfbackt stubborn battle to be turned back upon. Student body leaders were two short passes; Since then they Columbia men." These New is another whose career ends with 20-6. Bill Vyne accounted for two wondering how seriously to take have been passing frequently, but Yorkers are hard to please. the final whistle of the Tempe Frosh touchdowns, and the third the matter. Some were inclined to with little success. Tempe’s pass­ game. Mutt played bang up ball came on a pass from Holstcdt to feel that the writer of the article ing attack, however, looked great College officials at Colorado col­ on a certain November night down GOVE ALLEN Overson, who received the ball in had simply, been a victim of his against Texas Mines'twu—wceles lege have cancelled all games re­ in Phoenix stadiufh and it was a the end zone. Hendricks, Indian own imagination, while others call­ ago and they will probably fill the maining on" the Tiger schedule, due perfect bullet pass of his that re­ captain^ caught a pass in the third ed attention to the obvious fact air with pikskins in this next to the death of Ralph McClure, a sulted in the Lumberjack touch, FANS WATCH, BROWN quarter and ran 68 yards to a that the Lumberjack' practice may game. star back. November the 26 the down. A bad ankle received in score, with half the Freshmen lay­ Safely be scrutinized from a dozen The W'arner style of running at­ Tigers and New Mexico Loboes that game has kept him on the COLGATE TURKEY DAY ing hands on him only to lose him. points of vantage. tack is also employed by the Bull­ were to have clashed. Graduate sidelines, but everyone hopes he The Prescott town team, an in­ Formal scouting of games is ap­ dogs and their reverses are timed Manager Popejoy is trying to get will be in the lineup next week. GAME WITH INTEREST dependent aggregation under the proved in tha beat of circles, but to the fraction of a second. This He may be small but his abQitjr l»; u game to fill in the place of the -management, coaching and quar­ spying on practice, and especially style of play has one fault, how­ great and his deeds on the field Colorado college fracas, but as yet All eyes of the east will turn terbacking of a- little red-head secret practice, as the article em­ ever, inasmuch as the ball carrier have made football history for A. has been unsuccessful. toward the clash between Colgate named Flynn, went down 61-0. Al­ phasized, is looked upon in the has very little interference. Near­ S. T. C. and Brown University on Turkey most everyone amongst the Babes same light as porch climbing, pock­ ly all the men are run out to the . Did you know that .... Ray Schwanbeck, one of the men day. Undoubtedly the winner of scored, with Hendrix pulling down et picking and other expressions sides for deception and a fast- Tempe is advertising the game that could be. depended upod at this fracas will represent the east high honors with three tallies, all of a vagrant ethcal attitude. charging line that smashes Thursday as “The game^you any time to go in there and give in the tournament of roses classic on passes. Sexton went across for When the matter wa called to straight through, and does not at­ have been waiting . • all that’s in him for the honor of tpr"!" . January 2 in Pasadena. two* and EspjnAh, Vyna,Clark and the attention of Coach Lavik, he tempt to follow the ball, is able to We will have had a successful his school, is a quiet person but To date Colgate )ias not been Svelmoe cach scored one. Tha merely chuckled, "Yes, I read the stop every play. This is exempli­ season if Tempe loaes^ their his. four years of scored upon in their eight games, Babes made a total of nine touch­ article, and wondered where the fied in the standing of Stanford scalp . . . Arizona faitfT want have been successful. -He came while Brown has had her gpal line downs and seven extra points. Es­ author got his information, this year ifi Ihe Coast conference. Flagstaff to win, naturally, here a shy little freshman with the crossed numerous times, yet al­ pinosa only played^three minutes, was substantially correct except Nearly e^ery team on the coast desir© to play Lumberjack foot­ for then they will have the ways managed to eke out a victory but determination to rib it in on for'all the items mentioned. Coach stopped Stanford cold. ball in a Lumberjack way and he crown . . . Saturday was the before the final gun. Every team his home-towners went far as he Armstrong has been sick in bed Coach Lavik will probably be 391st time Coach Alonzo Stagg did it. that trotted upon the field against galloped around end on a 36 yard all week and unable to carry the able to start his reguuar lineup This person they call Frank has sent a team upon the field the Providence Peril was undefeat­ jaunt to the goal. ball. We hadn’t known about any (Continued on Page Four) Sanders is a mighty fine player. of honor at the University of ed until the.’"Little Brown Jug­ The Frosh finished their season Statue of Liberty play but are glad He holds down the position of end Chicago, and it looha like the gernaut” gave them the air. with an 18-0 win over Phoenix to be reminded of the possibility. on our varsity squad and as a de­ last, for he is to be retired In 1926 the Brown Iron-Men Junior college. Sexton scored We have given up spinner plays fensive player he is a tower of went through* the entire season twice and Lovett once to account since one of our fullbacks broke strength. Time after time has he without a single loss. One pecu­ for the Frosh points. Several Babe his back trying one. However, if Collegiate Doggery smeared through the opponents1 in­ The advertisements are, printed liarity of this team was the fact first team men were ruled ineli- anyone'ls inclined to take the mat- terference to throw the ball car­ for your convenience. They inform that first-string played near the gible for the gpme, weakening th% |^r seriously let me jjuggest cm- Always on Hand riers yard6 behind his own line. and save your time, energy und full 60 minutes of every game. peagreeners lineup in no small phatically that T Ted ~ Shipkey is a Another Lumberjack whose lame money. Should Coach “Tuss" McLaugh. measure. thorough sportsman and I have 100 will always be stamped on that old ry finish the season without a de­ Coach McCreary will announce per cent confidence in him and his history book of A. S. T. C. footbalL feat he will have coached two un­ the numeral men later. methods. Don’t forget that I my­ UMPIRE McGAW One of the graduating men who defeated, elevens in hiB eight years self was accused of stealing some­ PRAISES LAVIK i» never been in any of our Mertz Style as a mentor at Brown university. one's signals last year. Blame1 it TEAM SPIRIT games this year is Roland Hen­ Gun and Rod Club on the writer of the article. Those shaw, vice-president of the student Here are the two enviable rec­ Shoppe boys apparently have to grind out -Mr. R. H. Lavik body. Anyone who has the intes­ ords of both clubs: Dines on Venison so much per day regardless of Flagstaff, Arizona tinal fortitude to go out flight af­ Brown 19, Rhode Island 0. whether or not it makes sense.' Dear Coach Lavik: ter night, giving all he has for Brown 13. Springfield 6. Members of the Gun and IJod I was umpire at your gome the team and never getting to p>y Brown 7* Yale 2. club who participated in the Bar­ in Las Cruces yesterday and I _ a game has real stuff in him. Brown 11, Tufts 0. ney pasture deer hunt were the can’t refrain from writing to Men like Henshaw make up the Brown 14, Harvard 0. guests at a venison dinner at the tell you my feelings toward you backbone of grid teams. Brown 10, Holy Cross 7. home of Jim Kalafat on Beaver LUMBERJACKS MEET and your tenm. The team was When the old grads get together Brown 7, Columbia 6. street, Friday evening, November at the well coached-end deserved bet­ ... years to come there’ll always be Colgate 41, St. Lawrence 0. 18.' . ter results. TKe spirit of the talk of Lumberjack teams and with Colgate il, Case 0. Those who took part in the hunt SARATOGA C A F E football code has been instilled it will come the memories 6f that Colgate 47, Niagara 0. were Jim 'Kalafat, Donald Cox, In your players and a group of 1932 football team, how they, M Colgate 35, Lafayette 0. Francis sion is PROFESSOR FINDS ALWAYS SPECIAL made adverse to either team, the EARTH’S AGE SPECIAL CREAM WAFFLES coach thereof jumps up, raises Quality LUNCH AND DINNER 9 p. m. to 11:30 p. s his hand looking for permission and to come on the field to inter­ Chicago—Prof. Aristiv von Gros- Durability COMPLETE Tasty.! view the apparent unjust offi­ se of the department of chemistry Service cial, and in case of defeat to nt the University of Chicago this 25c i PHOENIX’ FINEST blame it on one or all of them. week revealed that he had complet­ Style Including Soup, Salad, En­ PASTRIES This letter doesn’t count for ed experiments which lead him to tree, Dessert, Drink * Baked in Our, Own Kitchen much, but it gives me an oppor­ believe that the earth is from two At Low Prices tunity to let off steam and to and a half to three billions years OPEN DAY AND NlGHT l * --- -team- oldr Dr. von Grossa’a experiments involved the use of proto-actinium, SARATOGA CAFE ^ t r & A w , % radio-active substance, Previous J.C. PENNEY CO. — 7-laxcteJ frxr~ estimates ranged from one a r 1 * • T t M ■ N T • VT O R t 11 W. WASHINGTON ST. PHOENIX. ARIZONA hdlf to two billion years. nuKintKN 'ARIZONA UNIVERSITY LJBRARV Page Four T H E PTNE Tuesday, November 22, 1932 Lyceum Chooses Address CancelledEducational Films Lumberjacks to Comedy for Next Shown Industrial The Weatherman Battle Bulldogs U EVIEWING Dr., Wylie- "Called East, Unable ----- rvTHE .cunwfi to Speak Art Club Members By Al Seubert School Production (Continued from Page Three) Playgoers at, the Arizonn State At present no speaker has been Motion pictilres of induKtnaI~cd^ living...in Wisc6H8tn,-accttmUly this week and if everything goes With the holidays come new at­ tractions .for Flagstaff theater Teachers college here have long secured for the student assembly ucation value will feature meet­ foretold the weather by use of welTthe Tempe hoyawiU jrobably ^ awaited the arival of a comedy Wednesday, November 23. Dr. C. ings of the Industrial Arts club, onion skins. Today everyone says have their hands full. with laughs from beginning to end, C. Wylie of the Iowa State univer­ according to information given it was only hokum, superstition Several of the jacks are playing played so successfully hj “Seed,” and the Lyceum committee has vot- sity, who has been studying the out by Dan Sullivan, president. and what not. In his day, so ac­ their last game and consequently and Pat O’Brien take the leads in ort-tor-one ^ ^ " t h ir Ticxt studentrecent shower of meteors in' Ari­ Building of the famous Lees curately was his forecast that it will be in there to do or die. A 'Hollywood Speaks.” This picture body production of the Arizona zona was scheduled to give, the ad­ Ferry bridge, spanning the Colo­ was believed to be as nearly scien­ win over Tempe will give the Axe­ is showing Tuesday and Wednes- Play make rs: 7 dress, but because of recently de­ rado, will be shown in the first tific method of telling the weather men a .500 average as up to now dajr.------:---- The play chosen was Sherwood's veloped business was compelled to picture at the next regular meet­ as could be hndr; they have won one, lust two and Another “Paradise” is on the sparkling comedy, “Th.* Queen’s leave Friday for Iowa City. ing of the dub, December 7. This Today we use the barometer for tied two. The two games that way, but with additional Because Husband." It will be cast by Klon­ The regular time will be given is described as a three reel film the same purpose as Joe Benish, were lost were lost on fumbles and there is “Trouble in Paradise," in­ da Lynn, dramatic coach, tomor­ over t o . announcements and a and will show the work on the dif­ used his seven onion skins. How consequently a Phoenix^cribe has volving Herbert Marshall, Kay row, and the characters chosen stringed trio. Miss Olive Mitchell ferent bridge projects from start long will it be before our ther­ named them the “FumUrejasks.” InFrancis and Miriam Hopkins. You will be announced in next week'* will be chairman for the day. to finish. mometers and barometers will be fact, Tempe is the only team this will enjoy the predicament of a January t>, a film is scheduled Romeo who could not make up his Pine. classed with the onion skins as year that has scored on the Blue which is descriptively labeled “A •‘The Queen's. Husband" is fill­ superstitious or hokum or imple­ and Gold without a fumble-break romantic mind. _ Trip Through Ford Motor Com­ All admirers of Zane Grey have ed with a series of comic situations Fergusson Visits ments of the evil one ? paving the way. pany." On the same evening the •\v litre an Amazonic queen rules the Whether it will be a short or Frank Brickey A. S. T. C.'s read and enjoyed his "Heritage of O'Connor8 Over workings of the White Motor com- j the Desert.” Now it comes to the kingdom, household, and controls long time while we have them we nomination for all-conference cen­ pany will be shown. the family purse. Thanksgiving will use them. For instance, this ter, will probably get the call at screen with the real spirit of the These picures will be sent out J west of the pioneer days. In the beginning of the lust act week the thermometer registered this position. He will be flanked direct from the companies con­ the royal treasury holds nothing Harvey Fergusson, Che distin­ 20 degrees above zero on Thursday, by Knox and Humphreys, with But Sunday caps the climax! cerned; the picture of the Lees but cobwebs and e, whit- The author of seven novels, These readings, are made at 5:45 fullback and rumor has it that ganization on the campus, having j HERMIT TRIES ties Oil a ^hiilgle.-SQ lO speak, and; three of which have been made in-H fry morning. N - Shipkey has been drilling his line­ been organized last year. A spe-' SOCIAL COMEBACK allows the kingdom to "go hang." to photoplays, Fergusson is gen­ For the benefit of those going men to Jackie Evans low. This is cial meeting was held Monday for Jack Sheffield, who won fame A strong love' theme runs erally recognized as being one of home for Thanksgiving day the the way to stop big men, but when the purposes of instructing new last year as a “hermit” in Taylor through ^he play. It takes a revo­ the 10 or, 12 important American weatherman predicts good weath­ big Ed smacks them they usually members in the constitution and , has installed a radio in his lution and a massacre for the prin- novelists and the founder of the er, depending oh your own inter­ feel low enough from after effects. requirements of the" club. cabin. He announces that he is --- to get her lover, the king’s •cent school of realistic western pretation of good weather. If you Insley’s knee will probably keep now in the market for some of secretary, but she gets him just fiction. like the weather it will be good him from starting, but Jiggs will Cabin Row's “lobby” trade. the same—in spite of royal blood. Besides his novels, Fergusson is ; weather. It you don’t like it, it undoubtedly see action before the the author of short stories and Literary Club afternoon is over. This three-act comedy will be jjarill be bad. released sometime in the winter articles in Scribner’s, the Ameri­ Discusses Plot Reading maketh a full man; quarter. can Mereury, the Nation, > Red conference JL-Uitidy man; and writ­ Book, Ladies Home Journal and for 1933 Follies Student Directs ing an exact ma!h— Bacon. other publications. His books have Garlow directs Play Delta Phi Alpha been widely translated and favor­ meeting of the 'Liicrary j ^ i n Unknown Soldier ably received in Europe as well as club Tuesday, N< Church Production \ Play at Church Organizes Club in thiorauntry. Hi? sister Erna general plot for the libretto for; MILK DEPOT for Music Year also a well-known writer, and the Lumberjack Follies of 1933 ,, “The Unknown Soldier Speaks” .. . bis. brother. Franck is a dramatic was decided on. Plans yutssL sub-. : c‘urlow- !' wan given at the Federated church Grade “A” Milk --Helta Hri-Atphavnewiy- institut* Limited hy -Bub Gay and Ruth.Tuck- reeled a_one-act play called "Und- ey, and Miss Tuckev's idea was New TrtlM," Which“WUs’ pre- Sundey evening; November 13, 3 LUNCH COUNTER ed music club of the campus, has der the direction of Kenneth Hurl- chosen as a base from which to !lt t,u‘ eder“te<4 church been organized to sponsor all mu­ bert, A. S. T. C. student in dra­ FOUNTAIN work. Mrs. Wood. Ruth Tuckey *>“»'■»>' niormng. November 20 sic events and is planning an ac- matics. and Ralph Dafy were chosen to i Th« L!‘st °f ?s ‘"eluded several ’ tive program for'the coming year JUST FOLKS Bob Eunson jplayed the part pi write out the three parts of th e ; college student*, The first meeting of the club the unknown soldier and Brose was held Thursday night, at which libretto from which a script will j<*arlow is a member of the Ari- Lightning Delivery - Bttniico Kobiiuuu of Bisbee be made, and U «a* decided th a t: Playmakers, dramatic organi­ Hanchett took -the part- of the " tihffe now members small but mighty senior and has s e script ami songs must be ready • ha* taken part m school preacher. Both are . A. S. T. C. Phone 1 65‘or 261 and the following officers were a smile for everyone. Bernice is productions at various times. Ad­ students and members of the col­ elected: Warda Hulsey, president; for rehearsal hy January 15. lege Playmakers association. interested in primary grades and* ditional credit is given to the mem- Baggage Heavy Hauling Jhhrt Eastlick, vice-president; Mo- The meeting also included the The play centers around kindergarten. This year she of Playmakers Tor the direc­ Qrating and S t o r a g e ___ zelfff Hicks, secretary and treas­ reading-and- criticism—ot-.a -story- preachcr^vrtio “visualizes the president of the W. A. A. Her hob­ by Bob Gay concerning a day in tion of one-act play skits, as well urer; Harry Wolf, social manager, known soldier coming out of his by is sleeping. a filling station, and a short poem H* assisting with student produc­ and Eldon A. Ardrey; faculty ad­ grave and giving his attitude arid and essay by Bonny Clayton. Plans tions. visor. There were 16 members impressions of the World war. Zula May St. Clair, otherwise were made- for the next meeting * present at the meeting. ------Hurlbert has a part in “Ghosts,” knpwn as Zekc, is proud that she at the home of Mr?. Wood on De­ WHAT'S IN The Delta Phi Alpha has joined Ibsen’s play which will be put on is a prune picker. She is from cember 13, and it was decided that A NAME? NACKARD’S with the Arizona Playmakers in Monrovia, Calif. This is Zeke’s NSFA— Bottle, Licker, Glass, at Ashurst'auditorium tonight. He sponsoring the Shakespearian Bill Hicks aqd Helen Harrington second year on the campus. Her would rftad compositions for critic­ Stein, Pepper, Bass and Ales, al­ also directs plays at the local high players that are to appear at As­ school. major is business education, and ism Wen.'""*'"' ’ though they sound like items on Men's and Women’s hurst auditorium December 5. The her hobby is big cars and long, the shopping list of a night club two clubs are also planning to give paved highways. , wr jj s hostess, are really the nafiles of Patronize Pine advertisers. the Christmas and Easter vesper LangStOny Ivelley students who registered last se- Shop — services. The only Tombstone co-ed is f!nn fir find Prizp mester at Long Island university. P