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One-Act Plays Bobcat Game Tickets a W h ig Will Portray w a n d e r s To Be Sold on Special European Life Grizzlies Now that we’ve been around this Train and in Butte university long enough to feel that Triumph Masquers to Present Four we can view the so-called march ♦ Continental Comedies of events with a friendly, compla­ University Rooting Section to Be in West Bleachers cent, dignified eye (the description October 29 BUI Lazetlch plunges Is swiped from Thorne Smith), we across goal line for only Of Clark Park; Fessenden Says Grizzlies have decided to break out with a *core of the Montana- Will Be at Full Strength column. The editor didn't specify, Practice Underway Gonzaga game. Referee but she did say It had to be Inter­ George Varnell Is seen in esting. So If you hare criticisms Tickets for the Grizzly-Bobcat game to be played Saturday or suggestions or anecdotes or French, English, Russian, Ihe background signaling in Butte will be available to students on the special train and what-not, send .them In. Austrian Atmosphere the touchdown, whUe Gon- in Butte at the Finlen hotel and Clark park, it was announced zaga’s Karamattc (77) and In Productions yesterday. Students must present their ASUM activity tickets Problem number one was what Olsen (12) are shown In ■ “ ♦when obtaining game tickets, and to call It We remember back two pass defense position. | again at the gate for Identification Continental comedy will be por­ Tascher to Talk years when all the conservatives before being admitted to the game. trayed In a manner characteristic were being called Tories and The university rooting section of four different European coun­ On Social Welfare Whigs. When we recall how often will be In the west bleachers of the tries In the one-act plays which we hare been disappointed at the park, and all seats are reserved. are to be presented October 29 by At A.A.U.P. Meet failure of theatre ticket prices to Students are urged to get thslr tbe Montana Masquers. -Katmin Staff Photo. go down, and how calmly we now tickets either on the train or hotel, "Roselle" by Max Maurey, a Officers for Year to Be Elected take It, we've decided that we're as the delay In procuring them at By Members of Faculty Just a bunch of Whigs, wandering modern French playrlght, Is the the park will make them late for here and there. If you've got some story of a rather stupid house­ Davis to Speak Democratic Club Group the game. places to go, just tell us and we’ll maid who unwittingly wins her Dr. Simmons Slide Lectures The special train will letve from wander over. way In a trying situation with her Dr. Harold Tascher, assistant At Republican Adopts Program the Northern Pacific station at master and mistress. This one-act professor of economics and so­ Tells Barbs Will Explain 7:45 o’clock Saturday morning, play was first presented In the ciology, will address the American We are suddenly reminded that Mass Meeting Of Five Points and will arrive In Butts about Qrand Ouignol theatre, Paris, last year Pittsburg had a flood. We Association of University Profes- 10:46 o'clock. Tickets for the spo- where Max Maury was once a di­ Of Expedition Bird Habits sors on "National Social Welfare clal wln bo on Baie lnth4 stu'ames on List university player. He played on ments, number 38, next Thursday cavation walls, considerable tlmej Activity Cards to Be Exchanged) students would not be able to stay ite with their mascots—two tbe Cub squad In 1932. evening at 7:15 o'clock. has been lost ' “ The walls contin­ For Admittance to Concert in school it It was not for tbe as­ cks all decked out In fine velvet Students will have an opportun­ Butte Rally Misa Mirrielees read selections ually slide In on our footings and, Presenting Spaeth sistance they receive from the its. booties and what not. But ity to express their presidential from Irving Shaw’s “ Bury the necessitate more work In digging! NY A." , of the ducks was gone. I( was preferences in a straw vote being Dead” at the last session held In it," he said. Student activity tickets may be! The group will meet at 8 o'clock i Henrikson Tests , r revealed that the bewildered conducted today and tomorrow by University Rooters Meet the Student Union building. The footings, however, are now] exchanged tor the regular Corn-) tonight on the second floor of the r| spent the night In a dank fro­ the Montana Kalmln. Polling will Freshman Speech in place. As soon as the proper j munlty Concert admittance tickets, law building. At Finlen Hotel s t y house cellar. Three days be from 3 to 5 o'clock today and Interfraternity council will meet materials tor concrete mixing are Gordon Hickman, chairman of the For Parade er. decked In even finer raiment 10 to 5 o’clock Wednesday, In the In the Elolse Knowles room of tbe obtained and the molds are put In university ou tisde entertainment | ' New .Students Most Visit Clinic in his purple velvet, he was a lobby between tbe fountain and Student Union building Tuesday plgce tbe concrete foundation will committee, has announced. This All Montana students attending By November 1 ling centerpiece on a table. To Co-eds Must Obtain ! book store In tbe Student Union from 7 to 8 o’clock. b$ poured. exchange tor admittance to the lee-1 the Grizzly-Bobcat game Saturday llcate how times do change, one building. ture by Dr. Sigmund Spaeth, first] Consent for Trip: are to meet at tbe Finleo hotel Im­ 1 Freshmen wbo have not reported the fellows who walked oft with Names of four candidates— | on the community concert series, mediately following the arrival of j to Dr. E. H. Henrikson's speech , mascot recently became the London, Roosevelt, Thomas and Butte Good-Will Delegation of programs, may be made begin-j the “special” In Butte, to organize clinic must do so before November oud father of a very hefty son. Parents' Permission Is Required! Lemke are on tbe ballot and spaces ning Wednesday, October 21 until: a rally. Transportation will be 1, be announced yesterday. mi's what reminded us about this For Overnight Stay are provided for the voters to tell noon Monday, October 25 at the provided from tbe depot to the "All freshmen must consult with ck story. whether they are men or women.! To Be Here for Convocation Student Union building office. hotel. | me sometime this year and It is to and whether or not they are em­ Dr. Spaeth, noted lecturer and) Women students who plan to Traditions committee has made j their advantage to do it now. Tbe We think that If Doug Fessenden I ployed by the NYA. This program Is sponsored an­ musician, who spoke before the! stay in Butte with relatives or plans for tbe parade to Include the t remainder of tbe freshmen will d Mike Pecarovich had been on Business Men Will Extend The sponsors of the poll expect nually by the Butte Commercial: last summer school session, is friends next Saturday for the Gris-, university band, Spurs and Bear j have to see me at tbe beginning , ttm , side of the field Saturday,! a total of more than 1,500 votea to Hospitality to Students club for university students. known as the ’Tune Detective" be- j sly-Bobcat game must present let-! Paws. University students are re­ ; of winter quarter,” stated Dr. Heo- „ probably would have had a be cast, dne to the campus interest “ Montana students owe It to cause of bis vast knowledge of the te n from Butte hostesses as well quested to attend the game and to i rikson. Attending Game shown In the campaign. In the 1932 5, stroll together. Doug kept their football squad to attend a origin of music .piece*. He has as written permission from par­ participate in tbe rally. I Dr. Henrikson says that reeulta imping back and forth and what straw balloting nearly 03 per cent] convocation In their honor,” stated been interested in music during the ents, Acting Dean Mary Elrod Fer­ About fourteen hundred students 1 of the tests sre now being compiled - 4* dotnc would be inade- of tbe student body voted. Batts’s good-will delegation will ASCM president. Ray Whitcomb.: major part of his life, having com-j guson announced yesterday. were present at the rally before j end students interested in this t#lr described by even such a be featured Thursday at the ABUM Baldwin Park. C al, yesterday. "Be­ posed several popular songs and Students who are driving in cars J tbe Gonzaga-Montana game Friday ij project may soon see the records. scripttve verb. By the way. the convocation (or the Olraly-Bobcal sides that they will miss one of ballads. Dr. Spaeth has been con­ must have parents' consent. No The Missoula Business and Pro-] evening, in commenting upon tbe -rts writer for the Spokane football game. This group ot busi­ the beet entertainments of the year fetslonal Women's club will give) nected with the music departments woman will be allowed to stayj school spirit, Ray Whitcomb, presi­ YOTJCB ,oke»»*n-Revlew certainly gave ness men will extend hospitality on if they don't attend the convoca­ of several of the nation's leading overnight In a hotel or public? a style show in the Student Union i dent o f ASUM, yesterday stated. "I behalf of the city of Butte to the auditorium this evening. Shows | , Ortsalt** » hand. tion this Thursday when the Butte magazines and newspapers and rooming bouse. appreciate the co-operation given ; Tbe Ecodcknles club will hold a university students attending the delegation will appear,” he said. wBl begin at 7:3d and 9 o'clock.! was at one time a radio announcer. Parents* permission Is not re-| the pajama rally Friday night by meeting tomerrow at 4 o'clock In Qristly-Bobcat game Saturday -rider well tell yon all about i Several fraternity and sorority He will illustrate his lecture with qaired for women who are going university students and tbe vari­ } tbe large meetin t room at tft$ Stti- The delegation will give 80 min­ scheme to bring money to the houses here signified that they the piano and will give a brief on the special train, but permission Tom wigal, former editor of the] ous houses. School spirit has in­ i deni Union biittdluf, Tbs topic to utes of novelty staging, vocal solos, board by utilising Mount will co-operate with ASCM In re­ summary of the work done by the cards must be filled out by them> Montana Kaimin. was a campus) creased considerably Just keep be discussed is "Social Science We think yonll be las-j accordlan numbers, quartet sing­ quiring compulsory attendance of artists who will follow him on the and filed is the office of tbe Dean j visitor Sunday. He Is employed by j the spirit up and tbs old bell will Education In Seconder ing and snappy novelty stunts members at convocation. program. of Women. the Montana Standard. rested continue to ring.* Montana.” Tuesday, October 20, 1936

Springs, were week-end guests at source of much bafflement to the professional Mls^Florsnce Meichoir were vis­ the Kappa Delta house. politicians, most of whom seem to feel that the itors In Hamilton Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Convery, Pat Driscoll was* a Sundaydln- way to a woman’s vote is through her heart. The Montana Kaimin Silesia, were Saturday dinner ner guest of Betty Lee Miller at Generations of women, trained in sentimen­ guests of their daughter, Jean, at the Alpha Phi house. tality, have made it difficult for a woman to the Kappa Delta house. Gertrude Porten and Elizabeth SOCIAL CALENDAR vote intelligently. One of the great questions Virginia Doepker was a Sunday Wall of Helena were Saturday eve w— Francisco; 416 Lexington Ave., New York City; 941 of this election is whether woman will revert Remember that little trick to dinner guest ot Kappa Delta. ning dinner guests of Peggy Westwood Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.; 1004 2nd Ave., Friday, October 28 Holmes at the Alpha Phi house. Seattle; 86 E. Whacker Drive, Chicago, 111. to type, or prove herself the emancipated mod- which we Introduced you last Jessie Walton spent the week­ week? Well, Is it our tault you Alpha Delta P i ...... Fireside end at her home in Deer Park, Lois Knauff and Winnlfre didn’t read It? It was there all the Forestry Club...... Fall Hike Wash. Bridges were exchange dinner time lust longing to be read. The Mr. and Mrs. J. Sanford, Kellogg, guests from the Alpha Chi bouse Subscription price $2.60 per : Saturday, October 29 INCREASED COLLEGE ENROLLMENT idea Is, you take a maple-leat and Idaho, and Mrs. A. L. Larson, Kel­ Thursday evening at the Alpha Phi Printed by the School of Journalism Press hold the stem In your mouth and Bobcat vs. Grizzly...... Butte Football Game logg, Idaho, were week-end visitors house. Total college enrollment throughout the try to tie a knot In the stem. And at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house. Sigma Kappa alumnae enter­ United States shows an increase of 5 per cent sure enough alter a lot ot practice Football fans are collecting their best Sunday clothes prepar­ Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Flint, Livings­ tained pledges at a buffet supper ...... Editor VIRGINIA HAMBLET over last year’s figures. Columbia university you can. Practice makes pessi­ from 4 to 6 o'clock at the home of ARMON GLENN ------... Associate Editor ing for the outing at Butte next Saturday. Requests for leave ton, were guests ot their daughter, RICHARD BROME____ .... Associate-Editor in New York City, reports an increase from mists. This week's trick runs along Mrs. Mike Belangie. Business Manager Ruby Mae, at the Kappa Kappa LESLIE D A N A ...... of absences have been pouring into the office of Acting Dean Audrey Lumby, Missoula, and Mr. 33,561 students to 36,500. New York univer­ much the same lines. Walt, keep Gamma house Sunday. the knotted leaf in your mouth. Mary Elrod Ferguson, from the women of the university. Many W. C. Edwards, Casper, Wyo., were sity’s registration was augmented by 2,000 stu­ Mrs. Barbara Dunn and Mrs. CONGRATULATIONS All right, now nntie It. Aw, knots! of the men are making preparations for an annual get-together Elsie Embrey, both of Great Falls, married in LivingBton on Wednes­ dents and the College of the City of New York day, October 14. The couple will The battling Grizzlies have proved to Mon­ when the Grizzlies face the Bobcats. were week-end guests at the Kappa jumped from 22,182 to 23,000. Pulchritudinous Peggy’s come to On Friday, members of A lphaf------Kappa Gamma house. make their home In Wyoming. Mrs. tana’s sport enthusiasts that they can play real our school to stay, Edwards Is a member of Sigma University of California records an increase Delta PI will entertain at a fire­ visited in St. Ignatius with Joy Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hoernlng, Dil­ football. From the time the whistle blew for And dazzle all the college boys and from 12,967 to 14,051, and the University of side, and the Forestry club Fall Gerharz. lon, visited their daughter, Helen, [ Kappa. chase their blues away. A “hobo dinner” for actives and the first kick-off Saturday afternoon until the Minnesota from 13,300 to 13,800. hike has been scheduled tor the Catherine Schaabel went to her at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house And do the thing Corrette-ly as over the week-end. pledges of Delta Delta Delta was gun was fired to end the game, fans witnessed Obviously more students are attending high­ same evening. home In Dutton. it's done In good old Butte, given at the house Friday night be­ a grid battle royal. It was anybody’s game — Walter Coyle, Emmet O’Neill and Jean Larson visited her home In Mrs. C. E. Trekell was a Sunday er educational institutions this year than ever With all the high-toned, manner dinner guest of Alpha Chi Omega. fore the rally. consistently brilliant playing triumphed. For Nick Rotering ot Butte were Sat­ Pendroy. such a statement can Impute, I Delta Delta Delta gave a tea before. Why this sudden jump ? urday dinner guests at the Alpha Dinner guests of Alpha Chi once, the gripers didn’t have anything to yip So let us stand together; her at­ Omega Friday were Evelyn Swan­ dance Saturday, evening after the Primarily, the increased college enrollment Tau Omega house. Marie Christian, Butte, visited at about I tractions let us shout, son, Jurlne Wermager, Mary Jane Gonzaga game. Chaperons were indicates depression recovery. There was a Alpha Tau Omega held Initiation Corbin hall over the week-end. To Coach “ Doug” Fessenden and the entire For the Glamour Girl'll get you It Hotvedt, Geraldine Weber, Dorothy Dr. and Mrs. Leon Richards and decided slump in registration in college institu­ for Milton Garrison, Glasgow; Mil- Betty Rlckert, Butte, visited Mar­ you don't watch out! Moritz and Mrs. C. E. Trekell. Professor and Mrs. G. A. Matson. football squad, which has really come through ton Popovich, Butte, and Stanley garet Murray at North hall over tions during the most severe of the depression Formal pledging was held Sun­ with the “ dope,” the Kaimin extends heartiest CROSS-COUNTRY McKinley, New Albany, Indiana, the week-end. years. Enrollment increase this year for day afternoon by Alpha Chi Omega Kenneth Hufford, ’35, is now a congratulations. Last year we heard about Cross-country Is a noble sport last night Jean Robinson, Kallspell, made a women also substantiates the arguments; dur­ tor Betty Hoskins, Deer Lodge; graduate assistant in the Denver And runners all adore It, Sigma Nu announces the pledg­ week-end visit to North hall to see our new deal in football, and unlike so many ing the depth of the depression men were given Dolores Dufour, Somers, and Fran­ university school of commerce. But judging from their wild sup­ ing of Herman Lehfledt, Billings, Betty Bruckhauder. of our other new deals on the campus — it is ces Sanderson, Billings. Mr. Hufford was formerly con­ preference by parents so far as educational port aifd Elmer Pressman, Glendive. -materializing. Mrs. Theodore Brantly, social Mrs. Harry Carpenter, Billings, nected with the Harper Logging facilities were concerned. The students must abhor It Mrs. L. R. .Smith and daughter, director of North hall, spent the state representative of pro-Amer­ ■ In the past, a rather lackadaisical attitude company of Stevensvllle. This year’s recordbreaking attendance is Phyllis, of Great Falls, were din­ week-end In Helena. She was vis­ ica, and Mrs. Donovan Worden On any day from two to five has prevailed among university students re­ ner guests at the Sigma Nu house iting her son, who Is on his way were luncheon guests of Delta also a reflection of the increasing interest No matter what the weather, garding athletics. The general feeling was Saturday evening. home from a trip along the coast Patronise Kaimin Advertisers youth has been taking in education for the past Such running fools as still survive Gamma Thursday. Miss Charlotte Russell took Mrs. Mrs. Frank Cooney, Butte, and that Montana couldn’t win a game, so they 20 years. In 1910 approximately 3% per cent Go trotting out together. Dr. P. Thompson and Tom Mur­ might as well lose gracefully. To quote a re­ ray, Anaconda, and Leo St. John, Brantly’s place during her absence. her daughter, Virginia, visited at of college-age persons continued education Around the cinder track they lope, the Delta Gamma house Sunday. cent football scout who watched the Grizzlies Stevensvllle, were dinner guests at New officers In Corbin hall tor after high school graduation. Last year’s fig­ All eyes are surely gathered— the Sigma Nu house Saturday eve­ the coming year are: President, Gordon Cunnlff, Augusta, visited display their grid prowess, “ Montana has ar­ ures show a rise to 16 per cent in the propor­ Upon the coach’s latest hope, ning. Carol Olson, Helena, vice-presi­ his slter, Esther, at the Delta We Deliver rived.” This calls for support from the stu­ But not on runners lathered. dent, Grace Bailey, Salem, Ore.; Gamma house over the week-end. tion. The depression despite the retardation Robert Cullerton, Larry Fitzpat­ NO EXTRA CHARGE dent body. Our football prospects are better secretary, Lotta Nelson, Worden, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Flint, Helena, it necessitated intensified this growing interest The football men get all the cheers rick, Torgus Oaas and James Mur­ and treasurer, June Paulson, Har- visited their daughter, Denise, at now than ever before — we can win. Let’s do of Americans in higher education. As on their field they practice. ray, Butte, were Saturday night lowtan. These officers were elected the Delta Gamma house over the our part by giving the team and Coach Fessen­ The running men rate all guests at the Sigma Nu house. A third factor which has added students to last year. week-end. den all of the encouragement possible. Let Jeers— Bill Trott, Billings, and Mr. T. R. Youngren college registrations is the financial support Mrs. Chloe T. Slvertz, district How sad but true the fact Is! Hazelrigg and son, Tom, Missoula, Grace Scearce spent the week­ them know that the student body is backing governor of Alpha Phi, will arrive which the National Youth Administration is were Sunday dinner guests at the end at her borne In Ronan. Shoe Shop them. Root for the Grizzlies, attend the rallies Before they let the runners run today to be a guest during the offering. Approximately 171,000 college en- Delta Sigma Lambda house. Alice Hork and Louise Parment- and give them “ lung support” that can’t be (Prepare for such surprises) week at the Alpha Phi house. Basement Higgins Block rollees were included on the NYA payroll last Delta Sigma Lambda announces er visited In Hamilton over the They even give them extra fun Patsy Holmes, Helena, was a rivaled! the pledging of Oliver Roholt, week-end. year, and even more are receiving aid this year. With pleasant exercises. week-end guest of her sister, The Montana Jinx was properly slaughtered Eureka, and Lester Gerard, Laurel. Mrs. J. J. Brown, Virginia Brown A trend toward practical rather than ab­ Peggy, at the Alpha Phi house. Saturday — we don’t want to exhume it. The runner jerks, the runner Mrs. Bessie Whitcomb, Helena, and Gertrude Conwell were guests stract studies is pronounced. Fine arts, phil­ Betty Rlckert, Butte, was a Sun­ bends was a weekend guest at the Phi of Alpha Delta PI at dinner Sun­ day dinner guest at the Alpha Phi PROFESSIONAL osophy, the classical languages are being re­ The runner writhes his muscleB, Delta Theta house. day. house. OAST YOUR VOTE placed on college curricula by courses which His twisted features he distends— Lloyd Cullison, Miles City, and Alpha Delta PI entertained at an Mrs. Walter T. MacCallum, DIRECTORY My goodness how he hustles! Mack Johnson, Jr..' Big Timber, informal breakfast Sunday morn­ As the national campaign becomes more an( will increase the student’s possibilities for a housemother at the Alpha Phi were week-end guests at the Phi ing. more heated and -betting and speculation be position after graduation. At last the exercises close And he Is nigh exhausted; Delta Theta house. Alpha XI Delta entertained at a ieomes heavier, it behooves the Kaimin to con Borg Jewelry and (The student body never knows C. R. Stark, Jr., sports editor of buffet supper Sunday night. Guests duct a campus poll. Everyone wants to know were Ellen Frame, Mary Ellen ORGANIZED CHEERING What effort this has causted!) the Spokesman Review, was a Sat­ Com m unity Optical Co. Robinson, Dorothy Miller, Madge ■the outcome- of the election ahead of time urday dinner guest at the Phi Delta Eyes Tested — Glasses Fitted Last week we condoned the fact that Griz­ Then over hill and dale chugs University Students 15c Theta house. Scott, Feliclta Pease, Leclerc Page, Everyone is getting more and more impatient zly rooters spent half of their time cheering And boulders cause him sorrow; DR. FRANK BORG, Optometrist Sigma Chi actives and pledges Florene Mester, Lillian Akin, Murt- - The answer will only be forthcoming after His running pants are full of bugs, LAST TIME TODAY the Idaho Tigers — and now we contend that held a get-together after the game land Smith and Eleanor Woods. November 3. How the campus feels politically But he'll be back tomorrow! they might have shown the Gonzaga Bulldogs Saturday. Mrs. Larue Smith has been visit­ “Call of the Wild" Dr. Emerson Stone is something that can be determined now— by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Couglll, Hel­ ing her daughter, Phyllis, at the just a little courtesy by giving them more than Loretta Young—Jack Oakle Osteopathic Physlelan "Does anybody know a bird ena; Michael Kennedy, Butte; Gor­ Kappa Alpha Theta house. means of a straw vote.. one yell. We don’t expect to cheer for our Rooms 8-9, Higgins Building named Popovich?'' asks Major Nor­ Sunday dinner guests of Kappa On other campuses throughout the country don Cunnlff, Augusta; Miss Esther Office 2321 Home 499 opponents as often as for our own team, but ris checking roll. “We’re going to Alpha Theta were Jean Gilmore WEDNESDAY . THURSDAY polls are being conducted. Princeton is spon­ Cunlff, Missoula; Miss Virginia we could at least remember-our manners in re­ have an awful time making a sol­ Cooney, Butte, and Miss Virginia and Arva Dorothy Phelps. soring a straw vote on every campus in the “Shanghai” gard to a visiting team. Gonzaga fans noticed dier out of that bird,” he adds re­ Granville, Mullln, Idaho, were Sun­ Barbara Dedon was a guest of Dr. A. G. Whaley Loretta Young, Charles Boyer country. The results of this poll will be pub­ gretfully. Sigma Kappa at dinner Friday eve­ this, and made remarks about Montana’s un­ day dinner guests at the Phi Sigma Warner Oland Eyes Examined—Glasses Fitted ning. lished about the first of- November. sportsman-like attitude. In the future, let’s Kappa house. Alison Sklpworth 106 E. Broadway—Phone 4104 Why must I burn Mr. and Mrs. Adler, Billings, ' Harriet Hammond was a lunch­ Beginning today, a ballot box will be placed try and hit that happy medium which will keep The midnight oil were Friday dinner guests at the eon guest at the Sigma Kappa in the lower hall of the Student Union build­ COMING— us above our visitors’ reproach. When I have no Phi Sigma Kappa house. house Saturday. Dr. Georgia Costigan ing. Ballots will be given to all students. Pre­ The Yell Duke and cheer leaders should be Desire to toll? Phi Sigma Kappa announces the Harriett Hammond and Dorothy “ Frankie and Johnnie" Chiropodist cautions have been taken to prevent stuffing. given credit for attempting to organize cheer­ And when for work pledging of Bill Fleming, Glendive, Major, who are going to school In 206 Wilma I’m primed to go Seattle, Charlotte Cross, Thompson , How many students will vote? How many ing— some of their ideas have worked out and Jack Lynch, Billings. Why am I at The Mothers’ club of Phi Sigma Falls, and Helen Owens, St. Ig­ are interested or willing enough to assert their very well, but there is plenty of room for im­ The picture show? natius, were week-end guests of beliefs? Will a representative numbed cast Kappa entertained at a tea Sun­ provement. This cannot be accomplished with­ day for actives, pledges and guests. Sigma Kappa. ballots ? out the co-operation of the entire student body. And then there was the frosh Dinner guests at Corbin hall Virginia Stone, Lena Qualls, Pat The lack of . interest among the students in There is no reason why it should not be done. R. O. T. C. cadet who complained Sunday were Eldon Gldtnel, Alex Dobson and Phyllis Flynn were THIS LITTLE LINE that his trouserB were a little tight political affairs has been , noted in the past. It is very evident that the students do not Blewett, Veronica McCune, and dinner guests at the Sigma Kappa under the armpits. This does not speak well for the student body. Joimae Pollock. house Sunday. MOTH-PROOFED know the yells, and the result is bringing criti­ Andreas Grande, Helena, visited Citizenship is based on interest. Indifference cism from spectators. On other university cam­ The First Step In Being Collegiate Corbin hall residents who left his sister, Karen, at the Kappa on the part of the voting population can be puses, practice cheering sessions are held at (For Frosh Only) the hall over the week-end were: Delta house Saturday. blamed, for most of the corruption of public the beginning of the school year to instruct Proceed to some suitable night Maxine Esgar visited with Betty Marladne Erickson and Alfreda Tells This Story bright spot, spend money freely, offices and trusts. students in organized yelling. Why isn’t some­ Atwater in Basin. Forswall, who are teaching at all the time looking bored, sleep Jean Fritz visited In PolBon. Thompson Falls, and Lois George, Cast your ballot in the Kaimin straw vote. thing of a similar nature done here? The stu­ We treat woolen garments on the foot rail of bar until clos­ Thelma and Helen Warrington who Is teaching at Camas Hot dent body should be capable of learning more ing time. The management will with a special Monite WILL WOMEN REVERT? usually do the rest (e. g. have a than three or four yells 1 inoth-proofing solution Aristotle classed woman as an arrested de­ Entertainment between the halves of games dump truck with a power driven hoist, handy to door transport that gives you insured six velopment, and explained her as nature’s fail­ is another little thing which needs a tonic. We to transport guests from club to months protection against ure, to create a man. She belonged with slaves all enjoy watching the Grizzly band parade, home gutter.) The feature of this as naturally subordinate, and quite unworthy but there are several dull minutes that could service Is that the guest Is un­ Stationery moths. The insignia of participation in public affairs. very easily be livened up, when they are fin­ touched by human hands from University Crested This was also the view of Jeho.vah, who ished with their part of the program. club to curb. An address In un­ obstructed view must be carried Union Building Crested grouped wives and mothers with cattle and What are the campus leaders going to do for information In transit. A few Fraternity Crested real estate in the last of the commandments, about this situation? trips obllvlates this need ot desig­ which, it was rumored, he handed down to nation of curb. Details at any Plain Boxed Paper Allura-Tone Moses. Jehovah had been made in the image Several Japanese have been killed in .China, establishment gratis. Envelopes — Package Paper MOTH-PROOFED of the Jews, who, like any war-like people, and Japan demands reparations. Nippon’s Library Scene looked upos woman as a misfortune and a motto seems to be “ an upper and lower set Bill Brans and Helen Brumwell ODORLESS DRY CLEANING necessary evil. for a tooth.” —Boston Evening Transcript. passing notes and rolling eyes back Even the feminist, Plato, thanked God that and forth across a table. Restored Novelties he had been born a man. Whether countries arc “ Right” or “ Left,” our faith In human nature, that's Is your guarantee of perfect cleaning plus Monite m what. Montana Banners Came the dawn of woman’s suffrage! And they all seem to be spending armaments money proofing and garments so treat­ Pennants now election years see the public servant bit­ right and left.—Christian Science Monitor. Cres Plgot strolling In with Paul ed have a tag attesting to this Rooter Caps ing his fingernails and casting fearful eyes to­ Lowney and Angela McCormick service like the accompanying ward his weaker sisters of the voting female Over in France they’ve devalued the franc, and strolling out again with Pooch Felt Megaphones insignia. Demand this proto** - populace. and here in America the Republicans are trying Aserllnd. Low - Down Lowney Cane Banners ducking out when he thought An­ Women, with their comparatively newly ac­ to devalue Frank.—Boston Evening Transcript. tion. gela wasn’t looking. Angela going Grizzly Belt Buckles quired ballots, are the targets of considerable heart-broken over to the Students’ political bally-hoo. They are being showered It may be fun to fiddle around in college, but Store, turning In a neat bit of with sentiment and are urged to consider their the fiddler will have to be paid, come examina­ coke-dlgglng. children — and the babes of their children’s tion time. Associated Students’ Store Missoula Laundry Co. Frances Fedderson distributing children — and to vote for Roosevelt or Lan- Student Union Building her dogs under a table so neatly don. Pretty soon the election will be over — and that one other stray foot felt like Thirty-nine Years of Satisfactory Service The women’s vote, because it is new, is a what in the world will we have to talk about? a mouse at a mixer. | o ’clock. Bill Shallenberger, Mis- Gordon Cunnlft ’34, spent the Montana Team Wins so uls, and Ashley Rice, Billings, I week-end In Missoula. Cunnlft Is Make Up Weighty T e nnis P i s V ,r ® playing this afternoon to do- employed on the business staff of J elded who will meet Garltngton. the Great Falls Tribune jbertson, 170; A. Mltchel. Butte. T o UIOITOW *n the Quarter finals. Rice do- ______1173; W. Morris, Chicago, 170; C. Thrilling 6-0 Victory tented Art Merrick, Great Falls, Norman, Billings, 166; F. Nugent, Melvin Davie, '38, who has been 6-2, 4-6, 6-1 ; Shallenberger won Foar-Ton Football Outfit tor Frosh Miles City, 160; E. Ogle, Livings-1 Garllngton Defeats Smith to Ente employed In the drug stores In from Ed Erlandson, Missoula, 6-4, Coach Johnnie Sullivan ton, 1 7 3. Championship Game; Rice Billings, recently moved to Butte 6-4: Smith dsfeated Carter Wil­ ------H. Phillips, Helena, 181; W. To Meet Shallenberger where he will make hie home. From Bulldog Squad\ liams, Boulder, 6-1, 6-4, and Gar­ Seven thousand seven hundred [ Rolston, Forsyth, 157; B. Ryan,! llngton won from Jack Chisholm, and twenty-three pounds, approxl Livingston, 164; B. Rice, Butte, Phil Garllngton, Missoula, quail Helena, 6-3, 6-3. Popovich and Mata so vie Star for Grizzlies Saturday mately four tons o f football ma­ 149; P. Stenson. Kalispell, 186; E. fje