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This Other is brought to you for free and open access by DigitalCommons@UMaine. It has been accepted for inclusion in Maine Campus Archives by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@UMaine. For more information, please contact [email protected]. idry Tbe tillatne Campu5 Ia. ad De- Vol. XVIII ORONO, MAINE, NOVEMBER 21, 1916 No. 5 New Head for Maine's Machine Guns Soon "Jerry" Reardon MAINE TAKES CLOSE 5 Military Department to be on Cann Elected Captain New Feature in Military at Captain Clark to be Relieved M‘tine's EMI Will SECOND IN NEW Weil Un- ENGLAND AINE Maine soon to be in December by Lieutenant der Way Head 1917 Football Team Hickham of Pershing's .) Army The te inter schedule of instruc lot the Machine Gun Company promis- "Jerry" Reardon, '18, of Conceit d Williams Made First Place With Dart- es to be an extremely interesting out'. New Hampshire, has been elected cap- Even the best of things that conic to Doctor Young. athletic director of the tain of next year's foot-ball team. The imittee us must sometime leave us. Captain mouth and Tech in Third and University has voluntarily offered to vote of the sixteen regular players of ill the F. S. Clark has received notice that he give an excellent "first aid" course to the squad was taken at a banquet I Jones will be relieved on December tht the members of this company. This tendered them at the home of President Fourth Places !. light- twenty-fourth. He has not yet been course will not be made up entirly of Alcy last Thursday evening. of the instructed as to just where he will be theoretical instruction alone, but will Reardon came here in the Fall tif sent to take up his duties. Jfessor be ful; of practical applications awl 1914 with a big reputation in athletics, s year. It was two years ago last September PRET1 LEAD MAINE'S SQUAD IN FIELD demonstrations. I work that Captain Clark came here as in- In a cry short time now, an as ng by structor in Military Science and Tactics. signmeht of regulation -Colt Auto- ion as At that time he was a first lieutenant. Something slipped in the annual cross neck Herrick and Prot. raced througn matics" is expected to arrive for distri- made. This year he successfully passed ex- country run of the Nets England Inter- .he next three miles of the run, with butionto the men in the Machine Gun meth- aminations and was appointed to the collegiate. Athletic Assoeiations down bardly a yard separating them at an Comnary As soon as these arrive they white commission of captain. an Poston last Saturday. Sport gossiP .tiesen point. At the end of the second will be extensiv4 used in target ed by Captain Clark graduated from Nor- ....erytt, here during the week preceeding title, Maine was very well placed with practice. From the nature of the gun: lights wich University in 1909. After grad- ,he run conceded victory for Maine and Dempsey third and Preti fourth. By it may be easily imagined that th;. Se pro- uation he served at Fort Monroe, Vir- man) scribes predicted individual honors the time they approached the end of practice will be much more difficult. ad old ginia: at Fort McKinley. Maine: in the tor orw of our boys. Either Dartmouth the fourth mile, Thompson, the big yet much more fascinating than th • ks up- Philippines; and was then detailed to .1 \I I I for second place was the Dartmouth runner had moved up a- ttallery practice with rifles. to the instruct the work here at Maine. rything was all set for Maine breast of them and was on even terms. The third important feature of the of aid- The good work in the upholding of i.ntl the crowd waited. In about It was Brown's powerful back and ingruction will be the bayonet comb,,' the military department at Maine. which I tv.enty eight minutes a runner plodded legs that told during the last mile of drill. 'Ibis instruction will be under al and was so well started by Lieutenant Glass. ad to the finish and broke the tape. the race. His pace did not slacken :he smpervision of sec-nd I ieutenants of ar, the has been wonderfully carried out and It yeas H. H. Brown of Williams who tinder the strain of the final sprint and Ott. Machine Gun Unit, George Carte. ecently amplified by Captain Clark. aas individual w inner. His time for he finished strong and easily. and "Doc" Niles. two of the best fencers mizing Although the greater part of the the Jive mile jaunt was 28m. 38 2-5s. if last year. It is Captain Stephenso..'s There were some close brushes lot rritory Captain's time and attention has neces- Tsso hundred yards after him, Thomp- intent to match one man against place among the suceeding runners anti This sarily been concentrated on the work son of Dartmouth was coming along the mother at separate times at first un- finish between Maine, Dartmouth, or the within his own department, yet he ha!' and ten yards after Thompson was and til all have become somewhat clever NVilliams was very close. When ing to always been very willing to do all in ; rank Preti—Maines first man to finish. in the manipulation of the "sticks '. the scores were chalked up Williams ts this his power for other branches of college When a dozen men had conic through had 53, Next he will match three men against Nfaine56, Dartmouth58, and then I activities here at Maine. things began to hiok nosey for William% a busi- Itree others each time until they be wide margin. NI. I. T. was next The An idea original with Captain Clark. fur tree of them were from that col- . accustomed to it. Finally he in- with 103 points, 1N'orcester Tech 12r. imittee was the making of officers out of lege as were the fourteenth and twenty- te,als to line up one of his men against Brown and Bates tied with 148 each juniors and seniors. In fact last year third, giving the Bay State College first Simon rite other half. and after blowing the and M. A. C. had 193. ;en, to when Captain Shindle. the inspecting place with fifty-three points while Maine whistle. standing back and watching the For Maine. Preti placed third. run- th the officer, was here he told the then Lieut- ,.as a e 1.1.e second with fifty-six points. mixup, ss ith an eye. out for blunders ning in 26M. b 1-5 s., Herrick was fifth iue up- enant Clark. that he had here the finest Nlu Ii was espe led from Maine for being excuted. in 29m. 24 2-5 s.. Ed Dempsey was system of instruction which he had seen Dempst y and Wunderlich were both Under the competant supervision 01 esventh, and Wunderlich and King wet.- anywhere. At Captain Shindle's re- members of Greater BI /Sit iii SchOolbi” Captain Stephenson. the Gun Company thirteenth and twenty-eigth respective- Quest Lieutenant Clark formulated his :Canis and their abilitc was well known has be-n making exteedimtly rapid pro- ly. Worcester Tech and Bates each schedule of instruction for juniors and in Bean To%n. The entire live miles ', s this fall. The fitting which made had a man among the first ten, Francis seniors and sent them in to the War of turf was soaked with water from itine iiissible for "Steve' to undertake 'if Worcester placing fourth and Greg- College at Washington. the melting snow. a blanket which • e:ork was the instruction and train- ory' of Bates coming tenth. nunt..; The committee in charge at Washing- coveted the course during the .: N,hich he received in a three month The ;act that Maine did not take and ton, looked over this schedule and with "Jerry" Reardon, earl) morning hours and the soft mrse ..f machine aun work ott,li r first place should not put a damper on very few minor alterations, adopted the ground may have had something to do . ,itain Ashworth of riangorf nr hopes for the big Intercollegiate work. So it is. that tslietially as a baseball During the. poor showing of some of the entire outline of player. with match, for many of our men were instigator and hi: last runners. blished Captain Clark was the year at Concord High School better known temporarly out of form six inches of of instruction was winner, was well up in he last originator of the system for Debate he catcher and Captain of the Brown. the snow the week before the run was military in- Preparations to distance. Ed Demp- t land- which is now in use in championship team. He was booked front the whole detrimental to training and the match throughout the entire countrj. take. the place of "Artie" Abbot, '14, sey jumped into the lead soon after the judge stitutions Twelve Best speakeis to be was run over a soggy ground. The to be First Brown soon caught :lentine The Captain's successor is Picked from Fresh.' an behind the plate, while he was also lack started but places and scores of the teams were as the first ublican Lieutenant Horace M. Hickam of Sophomore Classes ready to go out for end on the foot- him and passed him during the follows is a Herrick who ,ts; the 7th Cavalry. Lieutenant Hickam ball team. mile. With him came of Captain Clark's, and are being made to open won the Main. -rate re, Neck and I Prohi- personal friend Preparations .Continued on Page Four.) Ilt111(1141 liii Pagt• Pour. since boyhood been known personally the- debating season which starts in a secom! ercised by President .ley. tew weeks. Roth the first and after Lieutenant Hickam is now in Mexico. year classes seem to lack material ()W.- Sophs Condescend and great He graduated from West Point in 190N. rick from. At present there are Fraternities Contribute Wilson Club Shows foot- yea; uccess- NVhile there he played end on the three men trying out for the first grad- Crinsky, and split- ball team for four years. Upon team, C. Stephens. captain. Freshies Will Dance ap- four Success of Hockey Fine Bit of yet no uation from West Point he was Lambert. The second year has to Enthusiasm pointed to the commission of second men. Sweatt. captain, Smith, J. E. Goon- always By Special Permit First Year lieutenant. and assigned to the 11th win, and Altman. P. H. Axtell, a mem- Dr. Young is to Coach Team Marches in Bangor and Old Men May go to Benefit all ar- Cavalry. Besides serving with them. ber of Colgate's last year's debating -Varsity Sport at Other Town Celebrations in with Dances . Han- he was at Fort Ethan knot, Oglethorp:, team, and at present connected Maine Colleges Snow storm the the rocates Georgia, and on the Border till :he English department, is coaching to the There seems to have been a great latter part of 1913, when he went second year students. The Hockey situation this year seem- was at will be the question in the minds of the member' While the band played the Stein Song their Philippines. While there he The question for debate !. be very promising, although as yet with the varsity team, re- of the ...phornore class, as to whethet and the "Hound !Nig". the 1Vilson club place first with the 8th. and later same as that of the the Athletic .Association does not sec to the Ownership or not the freshmen should be allowed of the University braved a chilling sno* een at :th Cavalry. He was promoted solved: That Government fit to sanction inter-collegiate Hockey. the States is to attend the majority of the cone -c storm and plodded through the snow- commission of first lieutenant on if Railroads in the United However the action taken by the Hock- coaches dances After quite a heated discit- covered streets of Bangor last Frick" eighth of December. 1915. Then he desirable. This will give the Club et a• that there would be a :ion in a recent meeting, it was voted ey night at the head of a parade in Nowt 'vent to the Border and was with the an idea of the material they have to get any sub- to the :bat the first year men would be al- rink if it was possible to of President Wilson's reelection. The 7th Cavalry in the punitive expedition develop for the varsity. The varsity mi irse in lowed to attend all college dances, with stantial backing. local club was the only organized unit into Mexico. and has been there ever team is fortunate at having some of numthe-rs Athletit. As • :Mon- the exception of the Sophomore Hop Tb.• of the of the procession and as the big sign since last years men back, E. L. Emery '17. to give a dollar Thurs. and the Junior Prom, and the senior sociation eat Ii offered i.eoclaiming the identity of the little Captain Clark assures us that Lieut- Magee '18, and Wunderlich '18. fraternities M., by re -eti. n. a piece and the numerous group swing around each corner, the enant Hickam will be an excellent ma:. The twelve best speakers will be least two dollars aduate voted to subscrilK• at neople On the sidewalks and in dp. for us here, and that he will surely be picked from the inter class teams and (ton. each. so that with this for a foundation and %cry popular. formed into four squads of window* applauded. verv active will be and the backing of the remaining stu teams will The rest of the celebration was a three men each. These dent body financially we 'tight, at lea%:. on the rine, Lawry Chairman ob straggling mob carrying signs bearini; bate against each other to has very interesting class and inter- speakers will be the inscriptions, "We told you so", "We tion, and the six best fraternity games during the season. Alpha Theta Entertains The trial dont want Whiskers", Even Taft could picked for the varsity squad. Calendar Committee We are told that Bates and Bowdoin speeches will be five minutes in length: not tip the scales for Hughes", and so Guests of Soro- are to have Varsity Hockej teams this Entering Girls based on the presenta- forth. Red fine, torches, roman moil,. rity Saturday Evening judgement being winter with whom we (amid arrange will Tie for Fifth Place on Com- and tin horns blazed the route of march tion as a whole. Each contestant games to be played on the campus. ques- mittee: to Have Special and the celebration ended with a hug-' Alpha Theta Sorority entertained all speak on a special phase of the Tbi, might be an incentive for us to give a Election bonfire and band concert in front the Freshmen girls at a party in the tion and will be expected v ith the additional fact that Dr. Young the Public Library on Harlow, St gymnasium Saturday night, November two minute rebuttal. is willing to Rite a good bit of his time will try out Last Friday afternoon the ittinhom,,re eleventh. The first part of the pro- It is hoped more men to aid the building up of a team. Dr. are entered in a tlass held the election for its calendar gram was an extremely funny drama. for the team as we Young has had considerable experience Tim following girls were initiated in Bates and Colby. ,-.wrmittee The met, whose tiattles at - entitled "The Sweet Family" in which triangular debate with in this game and ye know he would be to Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority last Mon state championship ',eared liii the ballot were as follows the hostesses of the evening took part amid this means the eanable of finding a good team Jimmy, day evening: Ruth Crosby. '18: Ruth te inner. During the two years C. B. Clara, F. E. Donovan, B. De- The feature of the party was a track for the the at lance of material which we Gardner, '19: and Helen Simpson, '14 intercollegiate debating we have merit!, E. C.'Lawry. C. A. Ohnemus. meet in which Maine. Colby. and Bow - of have hi •c. Miss Ma Rich, of Boston Alumnae meets with II 1.. Richards. O. 1.. Whalen, and R doin were represented. The gym. fairly taken part in two dual Chapter is at present the guest of the The year before last we were if Williams. E C. Lawry was eleleal echoed with the cheering as the fresh- Colby. .N leap year subscription dance was Maine chapter. her while last year we chairman of the committee. The other men girls encouraged their respective defeated by held in the gymnasium on Saturday even. members were; D. B. Demeritt, C. A sides iti the various stunts. Prizes wt re managed to split t•vening. November 18. The gym. was coached by H. V ohnernus. and 0. I. Whalen. C. P. N meeting of the Band was held given to the successful contestants. The team is being for the Agricultural Club and F. E. Donovan were tied decorated as The favors of the evening were Cranston and hi' assistants, who will Clarke Tuesdat- to talk over making arrange the committe .1are.- on Friday evening, with corn and cobweb. Refresti- act as judges and select the team. They for the fifth place on trent, for the celebration at Bangor hidden in a string TI:is green crepe paper, and refreshments of Stephens and Daggett. each re:Mein./ twenty-nine votes. Friday night, and at Old Town Satur ments of donghnins. cider, peanuts. aril :.re: Professor cream and cake were served. Mrt. It makes the second time this year tkit ice ice cream were served. Mr- Nxtell. and Judge C. J. Dunn. lalstabrooke acted dat night have occurred i the sophomore. Ifarringpm and Mr• Mrs. Har- the students will give the tics They decided to take thirty- five pie, The guests of honor were is honed as patronesses .Ahout sixty-five couples coming out for tl•.• elections. There is to he a special rington and Mrs. Pear! and Miss Patch team a hacking by present. Cs go in a body, and wear uniforms. election Tuesday afternoon. *ere of Tri Delta Sorority class teams. THE MAINE CAMPUS 2

The New England Race MAINE CAMPUS, Junior Assembly Friday THE Maine's Pre-Medic Oils Elect 011icers running first be- Campus Board When ross country Football Published weekly by the president for Annual Reception to with the as- tame a major sport at Maine, a second Developing R. M. Stackpolil of the University oi Maine, CO11116 Team Promises to be a Class an Practical Journal. New England run would have Corhming Year sistance of the plate in a Success been considered a very creditable show- Such a Course Rapidly Be- The second place won by the coming a requirement in ing. first meeting of the year, the Office—Estabrooke Hall. more At its re- Editorial Maine runners this year made no Medical Institutions following of- The Junior Assembly. the annual Office- Cis il Society elected the Telephone Number of Editorial impression than if the team had been honor of the football team :trees : Pt esident. R. Stackpole; , eption in 106. 13. down in fourth or fifth place. The fact by the junior class is to be held Friday III retell, years tlev tdopment• hat t- Vice-president, E. V. Cram: Recording Cniversity Press—CamPui. that Maine was matched with team, e..ening in the gymnasium. According taken place in the requirements for ad- secretary. R. H. Hawthorne; Cor- from colleges of greater calibre seems all predictions. there will be a large mission to medical colleges in the United responding secretary, W. S. Evans; to Editor. in Chief to make no difference to the Maine stu- Dance program-. following "lrcasurer, T. F. Faculty member. crowd in attendance. victory and defeat art- States of which students in dent body when COM- 113% I' been on sale all this week. Owen Stephens. 1917 their academic studies should ha‘.. Proics•or I.jon•: The executive F to be reckoned with. Such an attitude The gymnasium will be decorated knowledge. Matt, elected was. Professor Kaul- can not help but have a disheartening Head. with banners and pennants. "Kid" Associate Editors the American fuss, F. Nowell, F. C. Ames. F. affect on the team that is to contend for Under the influence of Hill's orchestra will furnish music for I. H. Magee, 1918 Associa- and F. B. Haines. greater honors this week. We do not in- Medical Association. of the occasion. Ferguson. 1918 Plans for formitig a (Jenera) Engin- the F I convey the idea that the second tion of the American Medical Colleges. of the ar- tend to et.ring Society were discussed. and a The committee in charge a celebration. It was de- and of the State Boards of Medical Ramsay Alumni Editor place merited to investigate rangements consists of: John Registration. all of the better colleges committee was appointed 1917 serving of more credit than was ex- chairman, Jerry Reardon. Charles Jort- L. T. Pitman. in this country now require, or are the matter pressed to the men on their arrival at berg, James Speirs, and Ralph Went- Sporting Editor require. for admission not less college after the race, however. If we about to worth. Harold Jones is floor director W. B. Haskell, 1917 ;than two years of college work. to- are to expect Maine to make a real John Chase and Albert Snow of Blue- and his aids are: John Magee. Albert Rep with the training represented by showing in the big race, there must be gether hill %sere guests of Doris Merrill and Wunderlich. Voyle Abbott, Stephen McIlroy. full year college courses of eight semes- W. C. Hoagland. '19 C. D. a different sort of interest on the part Ohs e Chase Saturday. Dunham, William Allen. Harland Whits, share the credit ter value each in physics, inorganic guest at din- R. D. Chellis. '0 H. L. of those who are to Miss Sara Snell was a Rowe, Ermont Frost, and Donald Perry. of a victory, or the burden of defeat. chemistry, and biology (at least half ner Thiirsday night. J. M. Sturtevant, '17 Mies of which shall he zoology). all in- m l:ses Berenice Whitney and Blanche cluding laboratory work, and a know- Business Manager lennys spent the week end in Belfast. ledge of either French or German. L. I. Edgerly, 'It M. C. A. Entertainment Miss Snell Tells of Many medical schools have require- Manager ments in addition to these, but the re- Circulation Mrs. S. R. Newman, of Orono. sang D B Perry. •Ilt quirements above mentioned are used The tickets for the course of en- Missionary Work in Chapel Wednesday morning. Her for admission to all colleges of the tertainments given by the M. CA. ar: selection was Henshaw Dana's "Salve Maine. Post Office as better grade. The Harvard Medical on sale at the club room in Coburn Entered at Orono, Regina". On being complimented after now Student Volunteer Movement School. and certain other colleges. re- Hall. second class matter. wards she said. "yes. 1 enjoyed sing- Secretary Gives Interesting chemistry before admis- satisfactory quire organic hard place to sing The sale to date is very Chapel ing, but isn't it a Single copies May Talk at soin. Certain colleges require a degree yer one hundred course tickets be- I ern,. 5.1 ii per )ear in manager at years be obtained from the business in arts or sciences instead of two ing sold to students. It is desired that five cents each. of college work. Other special re- their tickets before a graduate of We!- the students obtain is responsible for the iss Sara Snell, The Editor in Chief " "I . the joining towns are canased. columns and the general policy lesly College, spoke at the v. W. C. A. quirements editorial Students considering the study of procured by the M. of the paper. meeting Thursday night at the Mount The entertainers charge of the medicine are therefore advised to write A. are the best in their line and The Managing Editors have ernon House. Miss Snell is no v JUNIOR ASSEMBLY C. general make-up of the college course to Deans news columns and secretary vf the Student Nroluntvr early in their certainly promise an evenings enter- paper. of medical colleges which they may that should not be missed. assis- Movement and her v:sit at Maine is tainment The Business Manager with his AT THE GYM. FRI- the wish to enter to ascertain exactly what tants. is directly responsible for all to arouse interest in missionary work paper. must do to gain admission. The business and finances of the Her subject was foreign missionary they on University. of Maine has a pre-medical DAY AT 8.00 P. M. Dean James S. Stevens spoke work and she described briefly the need course that is growing rapidly from "Charles Dickens" before the Com- of female education in China and In_ EDITORIALS year to year. and prepairing men to munity Club of Guilford last Satur- .'ia specia1i7e in the larger institutions day CHAPEL ATTITUDE She pictured the foreign field as a magnificent work which required per- sonality. high moral purpose and a Although it is not the intention of certaie heroism. of the Campus to confine itself to the pub- Miss Snell. Travelling Secretary lication of several short comings that the Student Volunteer Movement. spot e are most common about college, still in Chapel Friday morning on the need this is a student publication and thru of students who would enter foreign its columns must hr presented those missionary work. things which are for the eyes of the She related the growth of the Student majority of its readers. If the student ‘'olunteer Movement from its first con- body is so unfortunate as to have in- ference thirty years ago at Mount dividuals in it who persist in forgetting Hermon. Mass. with only twenty in common decency and courtesy, and does attendance, up to this year with an not take action against such individuals, organization that extends thruout the then it is the duty of a student publica- world and is headed by Dr. John R. tion to present the matter. Mott. is no great- There has been a noticable attitude Nliss Snell declared there that of a on the part of certain members of the er work in the world than world sophomore class to create a disturbance missionary to the non-Christian to educate during chapel hour. These students because of the need of men industrial life. gather in their section early and gather its people, improve its to en- supplj of books and other moveable introduce sanitary methods. and articles together, then get into their lighten the people spiritually. want places and proceed to act like high She emphasized the immediate com- school freshmen, or even less advanced of India for agricultural and but added that these pupils. Numerous other boyish pranks mercial workers highly e 1- are indulged in, and the activity does ;nen must be skilled and not cease rvtit when the chapel leader ' ucated. the mounts thc platform. A few mornings In closing Miss Snell said that the ago there was a snowball duel during :teaching of Christian principle was nations in the singing ii the opening song. Of building oi non Christi:Hi sour-e the Icailers of these playful out- the right direct. . bursts see to it that they are concealed some ii fellows, for they hehital their The Lewiston Journal will print the would rather not have their identity. 1918 Prism this year, work on which tnown. is well under way. The influence of this proceedure es, Any student who has any ability ti' toe entering class men will without draw, should see W. C. Barrett. This doubt be a great heln to them some- is a good opportunity for a member of time. Just what form it will take we one of the two lower classes to !wont; are unable to state. We hope that their the artist of his class Prism. activity will he directed into other more All grinds and cuts should be left profitable channels. Certain it is that a in ith E. May. These will be very class that will make no effort to set an 'lcome- as this department is to be example for the freshmen can entertain oil:aged this year. little hope of getting good results from them. There is great chance for a !ot the of good to he done by the prominent The annual social reunion of men in the second year class, but if Department of Biology was held Satur- at these Mell fail recognize their chance, day evening. November eighteenth, the reptration oi the class suffers. thc home of Dr. and Mrs. Chrysler. Gaines and music formed part of the We have not t uched upon a very meeting's entertaintnent. and there was important consider.,:ion of this matter, the usual recounting of summer ex- namely. the absolute lade of the faculty- students in the De- who lead the chapel exer ies. A v 01- periences by major time cou:.I be written on this angle ol parttnent. Mrs. F. S. Harvey has presented to the situat on It is hard to belies e that the Department of Biology a tine por- any btyal Nlaine man has anything but trait of her late husband. who was Pro- respekt for members of the faculty. It fessor of Natural History in this in- is harder to believe that a man who is stitution from 1886 to 1900. Professor so unfortunate as to have other than Harvey did much toward the building respect, would show it openly. If there up of the department and left to the are such men in the low en cla or in University his collection of recent and any class, they should he made to see seen the error of their ways. fossil plants. The portrait may be in room 30 Coburn Hall. There are student organizations which have the power to handle such situa- tions as the one that is before us. The The Mathematics and Physics de- existence of such organizations at partments will have the general lecture Maine would be es-en more appreciated course next semester. than they are if some definite action were taken to a stop to the violation An Arts and Science rally will be of daily chapel services. given December 7th in the gymnasium. THE: MAINE CAMPUS 3

SIGI1A ALPHA EPSILON ot applications now on hand, and he .s also able to give any information that notes I fall house party Elite Shoes and fraternity he annual informal might be desired, concerning the move (• Reilly was held Saturday evening November G°TO KAPPA SIGMA ment. J. eighteenth. Twenty seven couples were For the purpose of placing confidence Ii icr Malory Hats t,,ir t‘111; the k lc it for B,•s present. During intermission ice cream in the minds of those who intend to Countr3 Team where he will sta) and cake were served. Music was fur- reiter the iervice from here, it migh. FOR ,11.! NVith ehe other. C•Ust. Cuuntr.e nished by the B-E-N trio of Bangor. De s.dI to mention that the University CORRECT STYLES IN Tin, FINEST MADE ARE 71 until after the National Cros. Among those present were the Misses f Maine is one of the first dozen iti- awry Run held at Franklin Park, Aleida E. Little. Rube M. Hackett. stitutions for which a unit of the re SUITS AND OVERCOATS NOW IN STOCK—COME mber 25. • Haze! Copeland. Bernice M. Whitne:.. IN AND SEE THEM ser..e officers training corps have bee VI COLLARS At a chafing dish Party Friday even- Flaoche E. .1ennys. Ftilen F. Ames, recognized by the War Department GUYER HATS, E Vera Gellerson, Ruth Chalmers. 011%e F. Tracy. Gladys L. Woodward. Flit is actual proof that we are u- WHITNEY SHIRTS .lizabeth Mills, and Fay Smith were Blanche M. Dowe. Frances A. Wood. W. E. HELLENBRAND is ith cn• in fact. actually among the KING QUALITY and CRAWFORD SHOES guests of Harry White, Dick Nu- Margaret .A. Wood, Ruth K. Wood. leaders. k, Norman Torrey, and Jack Freeze. Lilian C. Hunt. Ethel C. Block. Jean A- little bit out of the \\ ay. an at C. Welsh. Edna L. Runwall. Clara I. Clothing anti l'aylor Oliver was attendant The. schedule of the work in the but it pays to walk. C Enid D. Taylor. Edith E. De Furnishings Maine Pomol)gical exhibit at Port- Haskell. military department for the week oi H. Niles. Doris Higgins, iBoucher Block Near the bridge rid last week. l!eck, Eunice November 13th was as follows: Tues- Estella Sass cr. Theresa Pretto, Doris Town, Maine Mr. Leonard Harris was the guest of day the 14th the rifles were issued. Old 47ornmercial Building, Old Town - Lucy Evans sun Joe Harris. Sunday. Satage. and Thurs. the loth the manual of arm, trip f at dinner Sunday were Proles- Bill Nash has returned from his /nests was taken up. The instruction em• E. J. VIRCIE For and Mr. Thomas. ORONO • THEATRE rt- ro the University of Vermont and his Smith and wife- bodied the execution of the movements. rome at Concord. New Hampshire. order arms, port arms. inspection arms. ORONO AMUSEMENT CO. or PROPRIETORS and right shoulder arms. Saturday Clothing, Furnishings rt Frank A. anti lia% ri ()wen Managers LAMBDA CHI ALPHA the 18th the movements of present Openings for College arms. and left shoulder arms were Motion Pictures Every Night and Hats and Shoes nd Linwood Thompson motored from MATINEE taken up. SATURDAY a!ustom Tailoring • ry. Friday and took dinner at Specialty Belfast last Men in the Army The schedule of instruction for the Buy your Furniture the house. embodied sema- , Machine Gun Company from us. We assure "Freddie" Weeks is at Summit Farm phore signalling, sketching, and lecture you, no one appre- Four Painmage is Solieded Davidson, Maine. testing cows for ad- Communication to Capt. Clark ciates your business it Offers Students Every MORI: THAN vance registry. Boy Inducement The two Kneeland Brothers. Omera \V. L. Niles, better known as "Doe". L. SPENCER lieut- I I\ A. and Edwin L. of Princeton Maine, has recently been appointed first HOCAN is4 C L./.N ft..51.I..R '19, of Cornish Maine, MAINE MEN PASS EXAMS enant, and assigned to the Machine tr.. Earle L. Ferrell 115 Main St., [laird aml Soft Clint' Russel P. Yeaton '19.. of Belgrade Gun Company. The past summer In Haiti anti Noll %% siotl Maine, H. Edward %Vhalen. of Bangor Notes of the Military Depart- "Doc" has been on duty with tht Maine. have recently been pledged. ment—Scabba, d and Blade mounted scouts on the ..lexican Ramsdells Studio Gravel and Ice Border. be- Meets; Transfers Schedule for Week rat OAK HALL The regular Scabbard and Blade Prism Pictures Given Repairing and Cleaning of ire Roger L. Gowen '16. Extension meeting was held last Thursday even- Especial Attention. I:epresentative for Knox County, re- The following communication was re- ing at the Phi Eta Kappa House. CLOTHING M. a short time recently for a cently received by Captain Clark. from fhere was not a large attendance so ammiimmindie turned for It % tau .11(i conference with Dean L. H. Merrill. the office of the Adjutant General of 'cry little business was transacted. Cut Prices to all Students could sec tlic amount ut work we have on nand all of the time. % ou would say we at, Director of the Agricultural Extension the United States War Department. The next regular meeting will be lilting the beat of ',Mishit:how communicated to Service. "The following is ereld at the Lambda Chi Alpha House. i48 MAIN STREET our work aoutetiniew saves you the price of • 1.ee Vrooman, '18, of Greenville-. he authorities of educational institn- view sUIt W•• ite al a, pent Friday. Saturday, and Sunday, ions, with a view to affording student' Bangor • - Maine vow at aft, and all time Unlike the "cut system" of other .,t Hampden as a member of the Y. M. .'id graduates there of an opportunity .rn- departments of instruction in the Univ- t. A. Deputation which conducted ser e• enter the competitive examination Watch Repairing EUGER LEVEILLE Ur- ersity. in the military department the or provisional appointments as second An work tir,t, la.. .11111 Wit• Mitt, . ices there during the week end Opp. Post Office, ORONO student is allowed no "cuts... The work No t. iLtlicult. All ...mils of l:e Sophomores recently held a !ieutenants in the army: hob in this department is of such a nature Optical work. (1,-ti' prescv ip- •itather" party for the benefit of the 1. A large number of vacancies now ,1 I . .,1 NI Pin, that if it is once missed, it is practically (ion- 1111,- I:reslimen. Certain Freshmen were re Aists in the grade of second lieutenant PREPAREDNESS lost, or at least hte instructing professor A DO LPH PFAFF quired to "pluck" some of their less n the line of the Army. The next We are always ready to supply your is unable to judge just what a man who I5 IL,„,„i.,nd . !.,Igor classmates. :•xamination of candidate% to determine _ parties with lee Cream, Punch and emulate have to make dainties. their fitness for provisional second has been absent would lieutenants will be held, beginning Jan- up. In this work each man is a part OSCAR A. PICKETT Confectionery THETA CHI unit and therefore must Ian' 29, 1917. and candidates desiring of the acting KING'S Store George H. -Dote; • 217. Haverhill, e umbel-gee this examioation sbould for- be up with the schedule at all times. lirtittiniiitt Deakr Haire be any hiditidual work at \lass. has returned and registered. -and their applications to The Adjut- cannot Look for ficketi's Saturday Sales was a early all. ;corgi. Thompson, ex -'1 9. et General of the Army at as 12 BROAD ST., BANGOR Jacob Reed's Sons Isitor at the house November 15. . date as practicable and, in any event, was a visitor at Adjutant General's Bole Hutton, ex-'18. H time to reach The Uhe DOLE COMPANY CLOTHIERS •lie house Sunday. }Mee not later than January 15, 1917, Campus Nomina- Steve Dunham. '18, manager of the applications received after that date Electrical Engineers HABERDASHERS track team. left Wednesday night for nay be too late for proper considera- Ant CONTRACTORS :.reston. :ion in connection with this examina- ting Committee Eleetricul ' HATTERS 91,14.‘1\ ss \CAW Raymond M. Callahan. '17, was a ie T..lePhOtie :4 Wm Mc( Sawyer Treas. .isitor at the house Wednesday night 2. Candidates must be between twe%- M‘trititautiirurs of y-one and twenty-seven years of ags At the Freshman tiominatii.g com mittee meeting held Thursday evening, Developing AND Printing KAPPA then appointed. UNIFORM PHI ETA following men were 3. The educational requirements for November 16. the \i recent visitors at the offices: AUTOMOBILE A?PAREL Among the ntry into the Army as second lieut. nominated for Nichols Drug Store and Mrs. Adelbert W. For President, W. W jail. Walter ,ru:e %%ere Mr. mant are given in General Orders No. Work Guaranteed it r Carr% the LIVERIES who were visiting Carl Johnson. Satisfactory fall of Rockland War Department 1915. copies of Shoemaker, Eitattnau Line of Pholf.gf aphic Supplies Harold Hall of this house. Presiduit, F. C. Williard. :heir son. vhich. together with application blanks For Vice Coneannon and Miss T. Stevens. and D. Coughlin. Miss Mary E. are enclosed herewith. Additional C. 1424-26 Chestnut St. were guests at dinner :lary. C. Sullivan -pies may he had by making applica- For Treasurer, j. Barron, Carl 12th. •unday. November .in to this office. Graduates of recog- den. and Gerald Atwood. Philadelphia Stetson and Miss Miss Dorothy ved colleges will be exempted from For Secretar), Miss It. Wills. Mis- of Balentine Hall were .athleen Snow aminations in the subjects in groups K. Snow, and mii‘ M. French. :rests at dinner Sunday November . pars. 21 or 23 of the order cited, For Executive Committee, C. Whit- YOU tth. CAN ism proof of graduation. ted, S. Rossiter, R. Sterns, and G. Mr. Glenn Li u'-r'ot' and Mr Harry 4. The nay of a second is SI1o9 Ginsberg. CHALMERS STUDIO Vktson spent the week end on a hum - Officers receive 10 per cent on SAVE Hg trip at Mud Pond. they found %early. For Basket Ball Manager, R. Mc BANGOR, MAINE pay of the grade for each -,:any signs of deer and shot at one Ire yearly Donald. S. Glover. and D. Couri. :trm of five years service not to exceed ON THE .,Itbough the) taller! 6, bring it down. For Hockey Manager, McCabe. GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS II per cent in all. Due to the increase Army. provided by the National REASONABLE PRICES KAPPA SIGMA in the COAL PHI Defense Act approved .1une 3, 1916, Ralph Brasseur spent the week end romotion for officers entering at thi A. 0. Pi Alumnae with friends in Bar Harbor. time promises to be untisnally rapid. BILL George Newell attended the Maine For the college man to enter the see- if you use one of ate Pomological Society's exhibition ice is no time like the present. Chapter Installed these OIL at Portland for a few days during the The chances are, that very soon after HEATERS. Kerosene is past week. ,mtering as a provisionar:• second lieut- cheaper than coal this year Alpha Mr. Newell reports that the ex- enant, he will be directly in line for Bangor Alumnae Chapter 01 and you will be Bangs r surprised at hibition was one of the best he ever advancement to the grade of first lieut- Omicron Pi was installed at the Just as sure a sign of sterl- November the amount of heat one of had the privilege to attend. (-tar.. A first lieutehatit receives V. House on Saturday evening, President ing worth and quality as the these stoves gives. Wayne Hussey upon his return trip 0:10 a year. all railroad expenses. hea' IS. with Miss Marion Rich, WE HAVE THE ;mom the Army game at West Point li.;ht. and lodrtint,, ishich would amount of Boston Alumnae Chapter and Dis- karat mark on gold is the la- in- -topped in New York with friends. P. about Von. a year more, if the:' trict Superintendent of the east, as bel that distinguishes every were estimated at their cash value. stalling officer. A banquet followed MILLER service and be able to the installation. Those present were, suit of DELTA TAU DELTA To enter the Full nickel trimmed 5.600 fully enjoy and appreciate the work. Ida Bean Sugdeon; Autense Hincks. Japanned Finish. • • • $5.50 Mr. P. B. Montgomery spent Sunda) one must be willing and able to work '00, Edith Russell, '02; Cleora Carr, '03; Hart Schaffner Sr Marx at the house the guest of Roy Somers. men, and get along well with men. Edee Gammon. '03; Frances Webber We also have other good The fraternity will hold a house party Some nen possess that natural quality Burke, '06: Alice Farnsworth Phillips, Heaters at $4.50 and $5.00 I lianksgi‘ing afternoon and evening. of leadership. for such, the Army af- '08; Irene Cousins, '11: June Kelly. '12: Paul A. Warren. 15. spent Saturday fords a 'ion&rful opportunity, for Pa: el Mariner Russell. '12; Imogene 81[IN BIii1F1c-t- "WALK IN AND LOOK AROUND” with his fraternity brethers at the Delta although the training received mi- Wormwood, '14: Marion Jordan, '14 Ian Delta. L,uestionably has a great deal to do with Mar- Cousins, '14; Ai!eene Hobart„I4 . MILLER St WEBSTER J. E. Speirs and A. N. Couri spent the making of an officer. still the Mary Cousins. '14; Aileene Hobart, '14. P.H. Vose Co. '16; Doris Currier Treat, ‘1'ednesday at their homes in Portland natural qualities of the man play an Lelia Colvin. CLOTHING CO. 55 59 Main Street -it their retitto from M'e't Point where important part. '16; and Miss Rich. Irene Cousins, '11, St.. Bangor. TA they had taken part it the Army-Maite One man from the University took has been chosen president of the chap- 14-S Brom, the required examinations held at Fort ter. F. D. Libby was a pledge of the Williams. Portland, • Maine, a few The aim of the chapter is to promote JOHN T. CLARK & CO. The Perry Studio Alpha Chi Sigma at their annual in- weehs ago, and set era] others a -e good fellowship among the members of itiation held last Saturday. contemplating taking those which are the fraternity at large, to keep in touch 'Attetbutt ' Cloth.- Makers of Fine The many friends of F. C. Hettinger to come the twenty-ninth of this com- with general fraternity interests, and to Fitform " tiothec Photographs will be pleased to hear of his marriage ing January. co-operate with the University in main- for the srVLES rHAT Penatta. 193 Exchange Street to Miss Sophora Louise Rhs5 of Hyde For the benefit of any who may he taining the highest standards BANGOR Me, Park. Mass., on November fifteenth. interested, Captain Ciark has a suppli fraternity. EXCHANGE (WILDING. Bangor, Tel. Conn. CAMPUS 4 THE, MAINE Sure Had Fun it ontinued from Page One.) MAINE MASQUE THEATRE Si CROSS COUNTRY Vol. XVI BANGOR Make Williams 1 6 9 14 23 —53 BIJOU •••Purty Gals" and all It has been definitely decided by the Maine 3 5 7 13 28 56 Him Sure the —Aggies" Maine Masque Council to organize a Some Crowd Dartmouth 2 8 12 17 19 —58 are second cast this winter. Already a call Scabba M. I. T. 11 15 21 24 32-103 for the manager has been posted. This Home of High Class W P. I. 4 20 22 33 47-126 company, as stated in last week't from Bacon- Rates 10 16 34 41 42-148 Si I Iiipkins, kiting "Campus". will have the territory oi Brown 18 25 34 35 35-144 FEATUAE ilk. went to the "Aggie Ball" last Fri- northern and eastern Maine. They will M. A. C. 29 37 38 44 45-193 HIGH day- night. This is the letter which he substitute for the "Beau of Bath" ; Capt. G The Summary:— farce. "French Without a Master", it: Hickarr PHOTO wrote to his folks hack home. Won by H. H. Brown, Williams. time CLASS which six characters appear. This Honc Dear F 38 2-5s; Thompson, Dartmouth. ..*tm play may also be added to the bill of PLAYS time of my young P. Preti. Maine, VAUDEVILLE. Am having the second. time 29m 4s; F. the first company. Saturday third, time 29m 6 1-5s; A. W. Francis. life. Went to the Aggie Ball tuther About thirty-five men appeared at six o'clo W. P. I., fourth, 29m 13s; C. S. Her- night and I wish you could'a seen the the trial rehearsal for "The Day that Society is rick, Maine. fifth, 29m 24 2-5s; W. H. place. It one of them Lincoln Died" and much satisfacticn honor of C was give in big Kelton, NVilliams, sixth, 29m 34s; E. J has been expressed in the general re- successor, I BARGAIN MATINEES DAILY halls called a gymnasium and they had Dempsey, Maine, seventh, 29m 39s; J. sults of the trials, about seventeen men am. The I it all decorated up. Why the fust T. Duffy Jr.. Dartmouth, eight, 29m receiving satisfactory grades. All ex Clark's But 44 1-5s; R. Putnam. Williams, ninth. thing I sass7 when I started in the door cept two of the parts have been well The cum We Cloy the Best Assortment of 29m 44 2-5s: C. A. Gregory, Bate:, PIPES ss uz a shuck o' corn, agrowing right filled and it is hoped that these may fair is: Cat tenth 29m 511 s; H. A. Herzog, M. I. T., there in front of the door. Wal, I soon be settled. Gribben. a freshman tam R. M. W. D. C. and B. B. B. eleventh; R. W. Smith, Dartmouth. was the sensation of the evening, be- Barrett. MAINE RAGS. BANNERS walked around a little way and said twelfth: Wunderlich, Maine. thir- A. ing a real honor man, since he was the Professor B C. MG.. 9ARGS.°STORE "Howdy" to all the puny gals and all teenth; T. H. Safford, Williams, four- only contestant to receive a unanimous to be toast ,1p. • of teenth; G. C. McCarten. M. T. I., fif- AND NOVELTIES a sudden, right out of the middle of A. ers of the e 26 State St., Bangor. Maine teenth; W. L. Lane, Bates, sixteenth: Maine Stationery Always on Hand the floor came an awful noise. I About two weeks more will he giver ey, Dean B R. H. Gerrish. Dartmouth. seventeenth; turned around to see what it wuz and up to trials for the other plays and of Bangor, Come in and See Us C. M. Fort, Brown, eighteenth; R. A DR. F. L. 0. ti'JSSEN' then serious work will begin upon the tam n Clark, there right smack in the middle of the Marchat. Dartmouth, nineteenth; W. P. productions. en?, who w floor wuz a hul lot more shocks of cont Doolittle. W. P. I., twentieth: W. K. HOULIHAN'S of the cads Dentist twenty-first; PHARMACY standin around in a circle as if they McMahon, M. I. T.. ti. wuz playin Ring-around-a-rosy, and ii Butler, W. P. 1.. twenty-second; J. sztTit (Cs Cls •39 Main Street, Old Town, Maine Leeming. Williams. twenty-third; G. F. Maine to .Meet Army W ith the you stood on your tip-toes you could se: Haffacre, M. I. T., twenty-fourth; P. the followi sum boys heads stickin' up. Sumbudy H. Keough, Brown. twenty-fifth; H. R. Quarters C said that wuz th orchestry, but it wur Platt, Williams, twenty-sixth; J. W. Again 1917 Season take place queer music; fur myself I druther have Buckley. Dartmouth. twenty!seventh grant and Band Leadt University of Maine Janathan Bunk and his old fiddle. I hap- H. L. King, Maine. twenty-eigth; A. W. Colgate to Come to Orono for Pell. M. A. ('.. twenty-ninth; L. J Big Game--Rhode Island Band Lead pened to look up at the balcuny and Hodge. Williams, thirtieth; P. N. Lib- and N. H. State on geants, J. I there around the edge wuz a lot of by. Maine, thirty-first: B. F. Dodge. M. Schedule Band Corm sheafs of wheat scattered over sum I. T.. thirty-second; L. W. Babbitt, W. Hansen, B green stuff supposed to be grass I guess; P. I., thirty-third; J. S. Prigge, Brown. Although no definite schedule has oyce. thirty-fourth; R. T. Palmer, Brown, Athletic Board wheat and grass! Haw! Haw! But at been announced by the The foll thirty-fifth: V. C. Manley, Brown. for the football team of 1917, which nounced to The State University Maintained by one end they had a reel purty sine read- thirty-sixth; W. J. Sweeney, M. A. C., Jerry Reardon will lead forth on tit; L. Niles, fr in' "Aggie Club" made out of wheat and thirty-seventh; I.. M. Lyons. M. A. C.. gridiron next September, several dates chine Gun the State and General Government at tuther end "M a i n e", them little thirty-eihth : H. J. White, Bates, thirty- to play have been contracted and the- Second Lie boys must 'a worked reel hard to put ninth; R. Itimbach, M. I. T., fortieth; making of the schedule is nearing com- Company 6 'em up. W'hen that noise started the 0. I). Turner, Bates, forty-first; N. R pletion by the board. The sche Larkum. Bates, forty-second; D. G. boys all grabbed their gals and started There was some fault with the sched- itary for ti Miller, Brown. forty-third; F. B. Bain- ule as was made out this year many off on a dead run. I ran too, but I was as foili bridge M . C.. forty-fourth; F. G. claiming that the list of dates lacked battalion hr. found that when they gut to tuther end Gordon. M. A. C., forty-fifth: C. M. the necessary length and that the team second bath of the hall they turned around and ran Dean, M. I. T., forty-sixth; A. J. wasn't given a chance to prepare for special wot A't AND SCIENCES - Major subjects in Biology. Chemistry back, so when I'd got a little exercise Bredenberg. W. P. I., forty-seventh; M. the state games which arrived whet, in the fun( Economies and Sociology, Education, English, German, Gret•k and Classical C. Goddard, \V. P. I., forty-eighth; J. the Maine team was in no shape ,e ing dealing Arclea•alo, History. LatinjMuthematics. and Astronomy, Philosophy, Physics, I quit. At one end they had a table Q. Dealey Jr. Brown, forty-ninth. play in them. It is hoped that for next steps neces( and Romance Languages. 'Special provisions for graduates of normal schools. with a bowl of cider on it and when I fall, this will not be the case and that Thursday t found out you didn't have to pay noth- COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE—Curricula:in Agronomy, Animal Husbandry, the schedule will present enough games battalion hi Biology, Dairy Husbandry, Forestry. Home Economics, Horticulture, Poultry in extra fur it why I just naturally to sufficiently prepare the team for th • first battali Husbandry. and for Teachers of Agriculture. Two years course in Home Econo- drunk all ! could git. Purty soon the Cross Country Team state games to come. urday the mies for Teachers. School Course in Agriculture (two years.) Short winter gals all sat down & the fellers went As has been the case for the past had drill o courses. Farmers' Week. Correspondence and lecture courses. Demonstration three years. the U. of M. eleven wir doss it ii that table where the cider on Way to New Haven picture tak work. journey down to West Point. on NO% up during and come back with coffee and ember 10 and play the Army COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY - Curricula in Chemical Engineering. Chemis- team there. (left) Mai &mints. Wed 1 tho't I'd meander Maine to Defend National a week following the try. Civil Engineering. Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Maine-Bowdoil, turn marct Engineering and Honors Saturday Pharmacy. dossii. tssur all gone. Think of it! ! on game and a week before the Bowdoin- instruction West mit nuf freshments to go round! One Point battle. Maine started while the si COLLEGE OF LAW (located in Bangor). Three years' course preparing FIVE MEN MAKE TRIP 1914 to play the big institution on tb. struction in for admission to the liar. the puny gals give me a bite of her Hudson and her good showing in game During tl ilownut so I care much. Sas . MAINE AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT with the soldier boys each year. ha, STATION Offices; and principal With determination in the hearts of Gun Compa laboratories in Orono; Experimental Farms in Monmouth Presque talk about your newts gals, there was made it possible to arrange for th. and Isle. cry runner to avenge the defeat hand- map sketch sum lit•aut s, but tht.y had on the fun- following year. Especially was this so GRADUATE COURSES leading to the Master's degree are offered by the ed them by the members of the Wil- in the case of the battle a few weeks various colleges. niest duds. all cullers of the rainbow! liams team in the New England cro.s ago %%hen Maine held the Army 17-3. They seem to be happy over them tho' country championship run of last Sat- SUMMER TERM of six weeks (graduate and undergraduate credit.1 Then too, the big game of the seasoll urday. five runners which will compose Tells 1V so we all had a reel good time. If as far as Orono and the campus will the university aggregation of cross For iiatalogue and circulars, address there's anything I've forgotten I'll tell be concerned is the Colgate game. Last country sport left Wednesday night you when I git home. winter a contract was arranged with ROBERT J. ALEY. President for New Haven. where the National the Hamilton, N. Y., University to play Love to you all from run will take place next Saturday a two game contract series, the firc! ORONO, MAINE yttur gradabom morning. Capt. Frank Preti. Ed Demp- Churche: game, that is the one this year to COM! sey. Carl Herrick. Spin Wunderlich, Si at Utica, N. Y., and the second game. Headwi =17 E•kr-,;\7 and Harold King made up the team (-4 n,b"‘ r N Orino, Maine a return battle to be played on Alumn: dea • imp, •0. :mil ern accompanied by Coach Wil- TRPT ti Sunday. the 9 teenth of Nov. Field, some elate in the 1917 season liam McCarty and Magager Stephen s'alii •str.et, 01,1 Town Colgate will come to Orono next season isnilding, or . nuiltam. The Revi And it will be Maine's first sight of a Do A General Banking Business, toted front the First I Solicits Student Accounts. Open Friday Evenings t ,tit 1%-are One I The team had two nights' practice "big" team on her campus. There W uas was the DELLENDRAND, Pres. RJBERT J ALLY, Vice Pres Tuesday- and Wednesday nights clad in thought to be spe K some difficulty over the J PLUMMER. Tress MAYNARD. EDDY. Se.:v CAPTAIN ELECTED toques. and heavy underwear Association E sAWYER under arrangement of the game here and it MANAGER - - • ORONO BRANCH cross Sunday aft their country trunks, and skim- few days ago it was understood that a Brown g He als.i played sarsity football for ming over the ice and snow in the Colgate wished to play in Boston a- face he spoke of and baseball two seasons, of most adverse training condi- an exhibition feature, however 6our Eyes three years it is no.% fraternities an assured fact that the game will beside being prominent its sarions other he vised the I My Service With the run Saturday morning, played in Orono. activities. such as basketball. Dunne college amC Maine is facing a hard proposition. It is Glasses hoped that Fort McKinley may would his freshman year he played end, the Cornell. Vale. Princeton. com re is .plite.thrrt.i: Resides Glass irs and Harvard be obtained for the preliminary game. Glasses and next season tackle. and this year at end look extremt•ly dangerous, could be hr that "Something is Service. and with and in accordance, a tentative game has Service may mean a very differi-nt thing Mr. Livii again, lie ha% been picked for the all Vale right at home on her own course, been arranged with the to on • Iper.oti 111.1TI it it o.•14 to another soldier boys to the wre ,-tintlitions aren't as good as they might from I/ You .11,44 Wear Glasses see that Maine team each fall by thenewspapers Great Diamond Island for tit, of Bangor. be Still Captain Preti tht v serve sou well. Don't let them Spring in base- and his men opening date of Maine's season. Nei, he of the state. His first are not were endea lust it makeshift Get all you can Wit beaten yet. Preti. Herrick. Hampshire will be given a Of I alternating with "Dave" return game ditions no, 11V111 .1f; service IS help von. ball saw him Dempsey. and Wunderlich finished at its in home in Durham, and Rhode difficulties HARRY J. COIRLIS. OPTONETRIST Baker as catcher, hut last year be tine style Saturday and this week's raee Island will come LES1-... E. to Orono again fo, yet they ha JOA17. ; Eye•messuringSpecialfat) worked in AU games. making a big should see the four leaders more closely another game. 31 CENTRAL STREET. BANGOR, ME bunched. Wunderlich is in better con- Appointments preferred Telephone 1785•W reputation with his speedy throe Mr. SALES AGENT dition than he was at Boston Saturday Lawrence timely hitting. his head work and all- and so is Dempsey. King who had be Globe Steam working fi around agressis(mess. For two years another mile or so to run Saturday, Laundry playing ba The ROYAL X"'C:0 11LT N 1VI swimming, Typewriter tAES I. Pei he has been the tnainstay of his clas- would have moved up a few pegs, will do better We points for 130 MAIN basketball team anti last Winter w:s at New Haven than he did Collect Monday Morning and De- STREET liver at Boston, and chances for a win aren't Thursday Afternoon. BANGOR, MAINE Captain. as had as they were last week. AGENCIES AT THE mous FRATERNITY Lawrence Because of his popularity and activity Interesi HOUSES will center in the individual race for II. S. CROST, P. G. D. House 'me tax. TYPEWRITERS. all makes. made the Sophomore Owl and Juni r RENTED Wie he honors, as it will be remembered las, HEAD AGI-NT Sold), and REPAIRED Mask societies, and the "M" Club. year that Johnny Overton, Vale's cap- I,a wrenc( Ty pewriter sui-plies for all machines served on his class cap committee and tain ousted Preti from first place at th-.• finish. pru,k chit CRO3CR was chairman of the toque committee. The run will be held in the morning before the Yale-Harvard game. Goldsmith's oFF10E SPECIALTIES "Jerry". short for Jeremiah Tim- Quality tend Chinestity and the runners will be the guests of the As is tin Busicess (thy. is a member of Kappa Sigma estalilished 1488 Yale management at the game in the TOGGERY SHOP Universitiei 'orrespontience Fraternity. ; t solicited. 22 MAIN STARKT, ORONO. MAINE ferAM. ORONO, MAINE the recent i