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VOLUME XLVI. STATE COLLEGE, NORTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1931 NUMBER 32 Coyotes Come Undefeated To Bison Stronghold Haile Chisholm To VETERAN COYOTE TEAM HERE TONIGHT State Remains In Receive Honorary Pennant Chase If Artisans Degree Southerners Lose College Council Votes Award Walt Olson Returns To Lineup Of Masters To Veteran After Leg Injury In Iron Worker University Game RECEPTION, DINNER ARE ROOT, ADKINS LEAD PLANNED FOR TUESDAY SOUTH DAKOTA QUINT Has Gained National Fame Fairhead, Arthur, Thomasson, As Metal Designer May To Start Game Craftsman For Saalwaechter

Haile Chisholm, grand old man of Bison hopes for a North Central American iron workers and instructor Conference basketball pennant will be of forge work in the school of engi- elevated or clashed in the local armory neering, will receive the honorary de- tonight when the Saalymen battle a gree of Master of Artisans, Tuesday winning Coyote aggregation from afternoon at four o'clock, in the Lit- ADKINS South Dakota University. No conference defeats and only one tle Country Theatre. The College - GdQW4l2D' Council voted its approval at their setback during this season is the rec- last meeting. ord of the veteran Coyote team, holder of the conference champion- Chisholm is '19 years old and ship last year and now far in the has taught many generations of State front in this year's race. The Uni- College students the art of iron work- versity of Nebraska squad, rated as ing. His work has gained nation- one of the best in the Big Six con- wide recognition especially Roose- ference, is the only team to dominate elt memorial gate at the entrance ,, the Coyotes, and that by a single „ a grounds surrounding the Roose- Bismarck. On the point, thus far this year. velt Lo " - - 4- Olson to Play campus His work is found in the fix- The announcement that Walt Olson, tures and motto of the Lincoln Log regular guard and accurate basket- Cabin and the massive candeliers in shooter, will be back in the lineup of the cabin annex. The fireplace fix- the North Dakota team tonight, comes tures in the Home Economics Prac- as a ray of light on the State College tice House, the screen and andiron in CPAtlES - Cilizi,20 horizon. Walt suffered a leg injury the fraternity during the conference game at Grand house, and the ornamental exterior Forks last Friday which threatened iron work of the Theta Chi fraternity SOUTH TA, to keep him out of the basketball house are also examples of his work. DikKo court for several weeks. Leal Thomas- The presentation of the honorary -;Co&J - 64/4QD degree will be followed by a reception L12.1c -`, son is scheduled to continue his fine work as stationary defense man. in the public speaking department to These are the veterans on whom the Coyotes place their hope for a North Central cornerence basketball The starter at center on the Bison which all college students and friends title this year. Their reception in the hands of the Bison warriors tonight will determine largely the con- team will mos tlikely be Leo May, are invited. Following the reception, ference positions of both teams. It is a significant fact to note that Root is the only regular who is under the only senior basketeer, who has Chisholm is to be honored by a dinner six feet in height. turned in a fine record during every in the Lincoln Log Cabin. Among the game of the season. Bob Weir, giant guests at the dinner will be Lorado Taft, famous sculptor, representatives sophomore reserve, who has been try- ing out both in center and guard po- from the student body and faculty, South Dakota University Will Show Tall, and officials of the City of Fargo and sitions during the weekly practice, has some fine possibilities to show action Cass County. Rangy Basketball Quintet To Saalymen (Continued on Page 3)

Scientific Research BLUE KEY ELECTS STEVE ADKINS, ROY STEW- COSMOPOLITANS SKATE Male Trio Appears Group Is Organized THREE NEW MEMBERS ART, WILLIAM BUCK, JOE AFTER REGULAR MEET CRAKES, LEROY ERICS- Before Convocation Sigma Xi Club Has 23 Men Because of outstanding service on SON ARE ALL ABOVE SIX After the regular meeting Monday the campus. three men students were Mediocre Program Presented By On State Campus In FOOT MARK. evening the Cosmopolitan Club will electeu to blue hey, national honor- have a Roller Skating Party at the Three Pleasing Voices Local Chapter ary service fraternity, at a meeting That the Bison basketeers will be rink in the basement or the Crystal Wednesday at 5 p. m., Thursday. Floyd Viel, Ballroom. Special rates are being junior in science and literature, up against a team of tall ball han- To promote interest in scientific re- dlers when they meet the South Da- given and all non-fraternity students search among the faculty and student Fargo; Clark Freclrikson, senior in Convocation was held Wednesday kota University Coyotes tonight can are invited. Those wishing to go will morning for the purpose of present- body here, definite steps have been science and literature, Davenport; and meet at the "Y" at 7:30 sharp. Roderick McMillen, junior in agricul- be readily realized from the lineup of ing the Apollo Male Trio, a group taken to organize a Sigma Xi club Coyote team men and reserves. on the campus. In a recent meeting ture, Bentley, are the students elected which combined singing with instru- Among the regular team men are mental novelties, using the celebrated at the college of members of the na- to Blue Key membership. Steve Adkins, forward, 6 feet ni alti- Brevities Costumes Apollophone, a combination of xylo- tional organization it was decided that tude; Roy Stewart, 6 feet 3 inches; a local club was desirable, and a corn- phone and marimba, the saxaphon, and William Buck, 6 feet 2 inche, Inspected For Show piano and flute. nittee on organization composed of High Point Groups centers; Joe Crakes, guard, 6 feet 2 They presented a program of semi- i2. E. Mangels, cereal chemist; Dr. inches; and Leroy Ericsson, guard, 6 Reserved Seats Go On Sale For C. L. Swisher, professor of physics, classical and popular numbers, in- Receive Flat Prizes feet 1 inch. and Dr. H. C. Hanson, professor of Third Student Vaudeville cluding "The World Is Waiting for First line reserves include: Robert • the Sunrise", "Bye Bye Blues", "Sing botany, was appointed. Members Of Delta Psi Kappa Performance Walker, guard, 6 feet 1 inch; and \ The purpose of the national society Something Simple", and more of like Make Arrangements For Giles Maloney, another guard, who calibre. of Sigma Xi, points out Mr. Mangels, stands 6 feet above the floor level. Costumes for the Bison Brevities is to foster and promote scientific re- Bridge Tourney The program was of very mediocre Berton Root, regular forward, is were inspected last night in the read- quality, its redeeming feature being search. The 24 members of the na- the only member of the team shorter ing, room of the college Y. M. C. A., tional organization now on the College Highest team of every four entered the rather pleasing voices of the trio by each fraternity and sorority in the than 6 feet. Root is 5 feet 10 inches at which time all the individual char- and a certain smooth vaudeville-like campus were elected at colleges and in height. Three substitute forwards, acters were criticized. The list of universities where they took under- Delta Psi Kappa Bridge Tournament patter. It was fairly well received by to be held in Ceres Hall at 2:30 p. m., Lyle Espe, Robert Green, and Merton critics included Pearl Dinan, clean of the audience, for in spite of its lack graduate and graduate work. A list Tice, are the same height as Root. women; Prof. John E. Doerr, Miss of members follows: Saturday, will be awarded a flat prize. of any artistry or depth, it was rather The high fraternity and sorority team The midget of the squad, at least in Nancy Elliott, Miss Esther Latzke, amusing. A. J. Pinckney, J. E. Chapman, L. height, is Kenneth Hoppell, substitute and Miss Adelaide Laurie. R. Waldron, D. J. Griswold, H. C. will each win a grand prize which will The trio is managed by Frank Tier- guard, who, though he tips the scale Besides the student ticket sales Hanson, A. D. Stoesz, A. K. Smith, be something usable in the organiza- nan, manager and baritone of the tion's house. at 180 pounds, is 5 feet 9 inches tall. contestants, Sherdahl's are equipped Tiffany Quartet for the past five P. F. Trowbridge, John C. Doerr, S. to furnish both the general admission, A. Tyler, C. E. Mangels, W. E. Brent- Each fraternity and sorority has years. entered at least four teams. During TICKET MANAGERS TO and reserved section tickets for the zel, C. L. Swisher, L. M. Roderick, F. show, it is announced by Henry Pres- J. Brinley, A. D. Whedon, E. G. Booth, the five rounds the men will play BE CHECKED BY BALL SCENERY COMMITTEE North and South positions and the ler, general manager of the presen- WILL BEGIN PAINTING H. L. Walster, G. A. Lindsey, C. I. tation. Nelson, J. A. Munro, and J. F. girls, East and West. At the end of Ticket managers of the organiza- tions competing in the drive for the" Wyckoff. each round the men will progress. The scenery committee for the proj- Members of Delta Psi Kappa: Bison Brevities sales award will meet NEWMAN CLUB ect of the class in advanced play Myrna Reynolds, Velva Rudd, Minerva this afternoon with Curt Ball, head of The regular business meeting of production, "He Who Gets Slapped", NOTICE! Streed, Lillian Wangsness, Ellen the ticket committee for the show. the Newman Club wil be held next will begin work on scene painting on Kelly, and Bernice Streit are in The meeting will take place in the Sunday evening, Feb. 22, at the K. C. Saturday. The powerful drama will General admission Bison Brevi- charge of the arangements. library of the architecture depart- hall at 5 o'clock sharp. be presented March 13 and 14. ties tickets may be exchanged for Mrs. Fay Smith, Mrs. Casey Finne- ment. A short •rogarm has been ar- The committee in charge is headed reserved seat tickets at Sher- gan, Mrs. Robert Lowe, and Miss The committee is anxious to ascer- ranged. Mary Healy and Frances by Robert Sanderson. Katherine dahrs. Curtis Ball. Dorothy Hatch, patronesses, will be tain the exact number of tickets sold Kingsbury are on the lunch commit- Lindley and Frances Wright are as- guests. and to supply those who are selling. tee to serve supper at 6 o'clock. • sisting.

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have heard since entering college was given Palestine—Arabs, very much dis- by an English professor the other day. His INTER-SORORITY BASKET- satisfied with the recent favorable The SPECTRUM advice was to go and see Greta Garbo rather BALL SCHEDULE position taken by Prime Minister Mc- Official publication of the students of North Dakota than Ethel Barrymore if we enjoyed Garbo Donald of England toward the Jews State College. Published every Tuesday and Friday, Feb. 20-5 O'clock of Palestine, are to vote on a boy- Friday during the school year. Address all more, to read a wild-west novel rather than Kappa Kappa Gamma vs. Alpha cott of Jews in Palestine. This is communications to the Editor-in-Chief. something that bored us; in other words, to Gamma Delta the latest development growing out Subscription rate: $2.00 per school year. be individual. Non-sorority (Marjorie Metcalf) of the famous Lord Balfour agree- And so we rebel—and again we repeat vs. Non-sorority (M i n e r v a ment, which furnished the initiative Entered as second class matter at State College Streed Station under the act of March 3, 1879. that we are exceedingly tired. We resort• to for the Zionist movement in Jewry. Monday, Feb. 23-5 O'clock India—On ,Tuesday, Feb. •17, Ghan- Spectrum Telephones: Day 4903—Night 5525. optimism and believe that a better day is Alpha Xi Beta vs. Kappa Kappa coming when we will be pointed out as the di, leader of the Nationalist Move- ANTHONY T. FABER.. .., Editor-in-Chief Gamma ment in India, had a four hour pri- EARL HODGSON - Business Manager six percent in whom America can place her Alpha Gamma Delta vs. Non-sor- vate conference with Lord Irwin, greatest hope. ority (Minerva Streed)- Editorial Staff British Viceroy to India. Ghandi ap- Tuesday, Feb. 24-5 O'clock peared optimistic over the outcome of Amos Wallum Managing Editor Non-sorority (Marjorie Metcalf Harold Peterson. .Columnist the chat which he had at Lord Ir- NEWEPAPER PUBLICITY vs. Gamma win's invitation. The Viceroy is at- Desk Editors Phi Omega Pi vs. Kappa Kappa tempting to persuade Ghandi to call Gerald Garlid, Kathryn Engebretson, Marjory To publish all of the adverse news of Gamma off the Passive Resistance Campaign Archer, Robert Connolly, Joe Paulson. college that is possible seems to be the aim Wednesday, Feb. 25—,-; O'clock in a Boycott of British trade, and -- Society Editors of the press. We refer to the great amount Kappa Delta vs. Non-sorority asks him to co-operate with England Francis Anderson, Helen Rainville, Jean McMillan. of publicity given recently in regard to the (Minerva Streed) in the endeavor to• carry out the plan Alpha Xi Beta vs. Alpha Gamma Sports Staff raiding of fraternity houses at the Univer- for India's future welfare, as out- sity of Michigan. The work went even so Delta lined by Premier McDonald at the William Champlin—Editor Thursday, Feb. 26-5 O'clock Associates: Clifford Bollman, Jack Grohnke, James far as to print photographs of some of the recent Round Table conference in Gamma Phi Beta vs. Phi Omega London. Ghandi, however, insists Konen, Ed McArdle. houses in question. While the news was un- Pi doubtedly true, the public receives the wrong that economic freedom must accom- Features Non-sorority (Marjorie Metcalf pany political freedom. Ruth Barrett, Sally Hunkins, Don Nichols. impression of college life from that sort of vs. Kappa Delta Italy—A bill to abolish the jury sys- Friday, Feb. 27-5 O'clock I Reporters news. tem in the Courts of Assizes is being Kappa Kappa Gamma vs. Gamma George Toman, Margaret Olsen, Frederick Martin, presented to the Italian Senate and The parents of the hundreds of thousands Phi Beta Lucille McGrath, Myrl Hoar, Miles Formo. of college students throughout the nation are House of Deputies. Special Writers Kappa Delta vs. Alpha Gamma led to believe that that sort of thing is com- Delta France—Official France is rejoicing Abbie Porter, Bernice Emmons, Ethel Kraft, Ruby mon with all fratervities. We do not want Wednesday, March 4-5 O'clock.. in the successful termination of ef- DeOtte. to give the impression that we favor drink- Phi Omega Pi vs. Alpha Gamma forts to secure a $72,000,000 Interna- Business Staff ing among the Greek circles, nor do we want Delta tional Loan for Germany. This loan, Glenn Reichert .Asst. Bus. Mngr. to say that such a thing does not occur. Alpha Xi Beta vs. Non-sorority made on security of the German Na- John Thorsell Advertising Mngr. What we do want to say is tnat the public - (Minerva Streed) tional Railways, will help stave off Paul Faber . Asst, Adv. Mngr. Germany's having to ask for a mora- Asst. Adv. Mngr. is given an unfavorable disposition toward Thursday, March 8-5 O'clock Jack Knight.. Kappa Kappa Gamma vs. Non- torium in reparations payments. MEMBER NORTH CENTRAL PRESS ASS'N. college through such stories. sorority (Marjorie Metcalf) Germany—Berlin police ban the use The press is not alone to blame for the -Kappa Delta vs. Alpha Xi Beta of steins of beer at all political gath- WE REBEL prevalent idea of college. • Magazines that Friday, March 6-5 O'clock erings. Due to the past use of the profess to print college wit are also partly Alpha Gamma Delta vs. Gamma steins as very effective weapons in We are so exceedingly tired of being responsible. Impossible stories are read that Phi Beta political arguments, beer will in the preached at, sermonized and moralized about are supposed to be representative of college, Phi Omega Pi vs. Non-sorority future be served in paper cups at all as the representative youth of America that but instead of pictures of college life they (Minerva Streed) political meetings. The same ruling at last we rise in revolt. With only six Monday, March 9-5 O'clock stipulates that all chairs be screwed are disfigured brain children of a certain Kappa Kappa Gamma vs. Kappa to the floor and that no bottles may percent of the people of college age going kind of demented being. Sex and drink play Delta be carried into the meeting halls. to college and only ten percent of the six only a minute role in the colleges, yet those Alpha Xi Beta vs. Non-sorority —Observer. percent getting a degree, we believe we are things are the ones given the largest men- (Marjorie Metcalf) above the average and hardly representative tions in the press and humor magazines. Tuesday, March 10-5 O'clock Mo0■0001.01.0"%•••■•••■•••■•••e lll Yet in almost every popular magazine Phi Omega Pi vs. Non-sorority from the "American" to th,e more intellectual We can not expect to outlaw adverse ( Marjorie Metcalf) "Atlantic Monthly"—at some time or other news and fiction, but we can do much in con- Gamma Phi Beta vs. Non-sorori- vincing the people that scandal is not the ty (Minerva Streed) a startling bold-face title tells us that college maj or part or conege. We can tell the people people are doomed, that we have no religion, that students are not ruffians nor racketeers, that we are a bunch of snobs and that most and we can tell them that the college men of us are wasting our time. and women are as gentlemanly and ladylike We believe that while we may not have as the members of the lodges in any home IN BRIEF any creed that most of us have some sort town. of a religion. It certainly isn't our fault AT HOME if we haven't, for the first requisite the Battleship "North Dakota", built in church elders recently demanded of a new • A PROHIBITION REPORT 1910 at Quincy, Mass., is up for sale. minister in a large church in the city, was In accordance with the terms of the The findings and recommendations of the London Treaty, this ship must be dis- that he be young, "peppy", and able to draw Wicxersnam .u.aw rAirorceinent uommission posed of by, Uncle Sam by the last college people to his services. We take cour- on prohibition received only passing notice day of 1936. Here's the chance to age from the fact that we are thought in a -few college newspapers with college edi- get a racing yacht at a bargain. It For the worth having. Those same churchmen were tors assuming a critical or jocose attitude. might beat the Shamrock, at that. not aware, perhaps, that the personality of a minister of a much smaller church in the One college daily comments, "Speaking of Michigan -legislator investigates ru- Patriotic city draws young people of every denomina- the vv ickersiLam report, in reviewing the re- mor that fake warrants were used to tion to his home every Sunday evening. To actions, tne best suggestion to our mind is raid the five Michigan University fra- that President Hoover now appoint another ternity houses in a liquor raid at Ann Party! be sure these meetings are not given over to Arbor last week. praying or the reading of Biblical passages commission to determine just wnat the re- but merely to talking. Yet those of the port means." Louis Wolhenn, famous start of Or fiir any other happy circle go back Sunday evening after Sunday The "Bucknellian" observes, "As college the "silver sheet", died Wednes- occasion, Dennison's party evening and talk and talk under his able students interested in the problems confront- day of cancer of the stomach, im- direction and guidance. ing our government, we are amazed at such mediately following an operation. supplies will make your as concocted by Wolheim will be especially re- It has recently become the fashion to a weak and indefinite report membered in "All Quiet on the preparations easy. argue the good and bad points of the fra- the Wickersham committee on prohibition Western Front", "The Silver ternity system in the country's magazines. being submitted to Congress. Why the Horde", "Square Shoulders", and Crepe Paper—Favors eleven members of the committee failed so It is neither the place nor the purpose to "The Ship from Shanghai". Decorations condemn or defend the system at this time. miserably in their task is beyond us." However, we can't help being amused at the "On the fact of it, the report seems to Led by Senator Sheppard of Texas, Place Cards—Invitations personal interviews granted these writers by co-author of the Eighteenth Amend- have been hurriedly gotten together, as if in ment, and Senator Morrison of North and the campus leaders. answer to the demand that the commission Carolina, Democrat senators were The unsuspecting public does not know snow something for its 18 months labor . . . . served with notice on the leaders of Spring issue of "Parties", their party that they would combat that when such a person comes to the cam- "The one good point about the report is a magazine of decorations, pus that every fraternity and sorority makes any attempt of the wets to dominate that it has brought forth President Hoover's the national convention of 1932. an effort to royally entertain him, to exert definite dry stand; we have been waiting costumes, games and re- charm, and to make the best possible im- long the president to declare himself one ABROAD freshments. pression. After such treatment the inspec- way or the other. Spain—Encouraged by King Al- tor goes away and writes gloriously of the "All in all, the report rather shakes our fonso, Admiral Juan Bautisto Axnar advantages of the system. On the other succeeds in forming a new cabinet, hand some man will slip unseen onto the faith in the sagacity and judgment of our thus avoiding for the moment another Commercial Stationers campus and talk to a couple of "bitter barles" elders." military dictatorship or a republican INCORPORATED and go away filled with righteous indigna- The Tulane "Hullabaloo" interpreted the revolution. The new government 115 Broadway Fargo, N. D. tion at the snobbery of all college men and report with a parody applied to its Alma plans to hold a national parliamentary women. It is for this reason that we are Mater as follows: : election in June. %.00%."Iro"\0100100%.0 %OE anxiously waiting an expression of the popu- "The Flicker-Sham committee appointed ■ lar reaction to the closing of several national by President Dinwiddie to investigate Tulane fraternity houses at Michigan the other day -University submitted a million page report for having liquor on the premises. Make no today after two years of study. The com- E APPRECIATE your mistake, there will be a reaction broadcast mittee of twelve urged retention of the uni- throughout the country within the next few versity, but 13 of the group submitted past patronage and solicit your months. W minority reports favoring modification to For the third accusation we will have to admit light wine and beers. One committee- admit that many college people are wasting man, however, advocated repeal at once. future work. When you think of their time. However, we don't believe that President Dinwiddie in his message to the laundry call the DIXON for service this is being done consciously, but rather as Board of Administrators, said he wouldn't a result of circumstances and as a result of stand for repeal. and quality. We darn sox and sew the age we live in. For example, we are "It's a noble experiment", he said. "All on buttons without extra charge. more or less forced into a standard pattern we need is a" new faculty, a flock of new hether we will or not. We are told that buildings, some equipment and a student an educated person should know this and body and we'll be setting pretty. As for this DIXON LAUNDRY CO. should study that and like obedient children light wines and beer proposition, . it's a lot . PHONE 666 we do that very thing although we may of blah; people that want light wines and never get any "kick" out of it for its own beer are effeminate. What this country We have a representative in each fraternity sake. needs is real, strong, hard drink. We'll be on the campus. Perhaps the sanest bit of wisdom we all softies if they have their way."

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mu I. t The Theta Chi Mothers Auxiliary "Y" TEAMS RUN STATE MARKSMEN SATURDAY'S BOXING held a meeting in the chapter home Sport Sprouts 1 CARD Wednesday evening, February 18. BY CHAMPLIN After the meeting the mothers served UP HIGH SCORES SCORE FIVE WINS —Windup- a lunch for the Auxiliary and for the McMillan-Bowman The two conference representatives Theta Chi boys. Individual Scoring Records In ROTC Victory, One Loss Are (Heavyweight) from North Dakota will forget their Pung-Hammond Vogue As Leads Are particular r i v a I r y this weekend Recorded For Bison Giacotno Puccini wrote: (Welterweight) The Parker Pen is superlatively good" Changed when the league leading Coyotes in- Rifle Team —Elimination- vade this territory to play the Bison Lieb-Rice (Bantamweight) High scores were prevalent in the and Nodaks for the most important Results of last week's varsity rifle `'`Y" league basketball tussles of the contests of the season's race. If they matches showed five victories and one Murray-Thompson :past week, in which the Comets pulled win one game they are assured of at defeat for State College sharpshoot- (Welterweight) up to the Bedbugs in the won and least a tie for first place. But if ers, it was announced today from the -lost column. The Bedbugs suffered they are beaten by both of the North office of the military department. Rei ton- Gabe - quints, the title will rest in this state .their first loss Monday night. State scored a total of 3676 points ( Welterweight) In Wednesday's engagements the providing the Nodaks are given credit as compared with 3617 for the Uni- Farmhouse quint downed the Bearcats for their first victory over the Bison, versity of Cincinnati, 3575 for Kan- and can win the second game. If the Kunkel-Weshnevski 32 to 18. The Bluejays eked out a sas State, 3532 for Montana State, (Lightweight) 123 to 21 win over the Beavers, and Bison come through with two wins and . 2708 for Howard University. the Comets surprised the league lead- from the University and the Coyotes Kemper Military with 3715 was the lose both of this week's games, the Ellison-Hossestrom ing Bedbugs with a 23 to 22 victory. only team to outscore the local rifle- (Middleweight) On Tuesday evening the Bluejay- title will be divided between the Bison men. In a three position match with * Farmhouse tilt was postponed on ac- and the Coyotes. It requires a good the University of Maryland, State Six of these scheduled count of sickness. The Bedbugs many ifs to get the title up this way, scored 2731 to 2636 for the southern seven bouts will be fought smothered the Bearcats 50 to 4 while but that's what we have. school. in the Armory Saturday t he Comets were trouncing the Bea- In a four position ROTC match night. The first bout will --versin two uninteresting games. With the Bison as their first with the University of Kentucky the be called at 7:30 o'clock. Some very good individual scoring opponents on the northern jaunt Bison marksmen gained another vic- performances were turned in by South Dakota will be up against tory, 3665 to 3594. .Stefferud, Spalsbury, Aandahl, Lar- considerable difficulty in leaving The Varsity team total of 3676 was JUNIOR CLASS ELECTS son, and McDaniels. made up of the following ten high the armory tonight with an un- MANAGER OF FORMAL Referees: Schoenfelder and Forbes-. blemished conference record.. The individual scores: W. Curtis, 378; Standings to date are: fact that they defeated the Bison L. Forman, 372; G. Baird, 372; G. by a considerable margin on their Schoessow, 371; L. Hanelt, 367; 0. The Junior class held an election W. L. Pct. Wolhowe, 365; N. McKendry, 364; E. yesterday in the chemistry building Bedbugs 4 1 800 home floor earlier in the season does not necessarily give them an Schoessow, 363; E. Comm, 363; and to determine the manager of the an- Comets 4 1 800 L. Ryan, 361. nual Junior Prom, one of the out- Bluejays 3 1 750 advantage here, for the Bison are COMPOSER OF quite capable of upsetting the The ROTC total of 3665 included standing social events of the year. LA BOHLME, LA TOSC.A Farmhouse 2 2 500 Orville Isley, president, presided. dope. the following ten high scores: L. and MADAMA BUTTERFLY Beavers 1 4 200 Forman, 372; G. Baird, 372; G. Schoes- Bearcats 0 5 000 William Euren and Allan Brierly sow, 371; R. Gelnett, 365; L. Hanelt, were nominated and as the Spectrum Tomorrow night the Injuns from 367; N. McKendry, 364; W. Oftebro, went to press no returns were avail- Wrote his the normal will no doubt have a ;STATE REMAINS IN 363; E. Schoessow, 363; E. Comm, able. The returns are to be posted chance to heat these six foot Coy- 363; and L. Ryan, 361. on the bulletin board this morning, greatest Operas PENNANT CHASE IF otes. We hope they do—it might give according to the committee in charge SOUTHERNERS LOSE their - "sports" editor something to of counting the votes. with a write about. Upperclass Team Has (Continued from Page 1) Lead In Tournament Patronize Our Advertisers. Parker Pen :against the South Dakota boys before At Valley City last Monday the GUARANTEED FOR LIFE the final gun tonight. yearling hockey team ran into one of The Upperclassmen Basketball team Regulars at Forward the best in the state when they were have the lead in the interclass tour- You, too, can capture your precious George Fairhead, who leads the defeated 4 to 1. It was rather hard nament which took place between SHAEFER and CONKLIN ideas on the fly, if you have this -conference in individual scoring, and for both teams to get into the same Feb. 9 and 13. The inter-class games FOUNTAIN PENS Pressureless Writing Parker Duo- Donald Arthur, whose speed and ac- bathtub, and every once in a while will be resumed March 9 after the fold Pen ever handy on your person curacy distinguished him in games the puck would find its way clear of close of the inter-sorority tournament. and desk. with St. Thomas and the North Da- the heap of players and hobble into The standings of the class teams thus Service Drug Store kota University, it is believed, will the net to give the Valley team a far are: Upperclassmen, first; Sopho- Friendly Service with Safety Parker Pressureless Writing — as get first call at the forward posts. counter. mores (Mona Davis), second; Fresh- subconscious as breathing — avoids However, two sophomores, Viv Mc- man (Elva Ecklund), third; Sopho- all interference with thought. Kay and Bill McDonald, will make mores, (Marjorie Metcalf), fourth; Go and see the new streamlined strong bids for the wing positions. Whether the first game between and Freshmen (Frances Loomis) fifth. the Bison and the Nodaks will be Parkers that rest low and unexposed Team Captain W. L. Pct. A first line forward reserve was replayed depends upon the out- in pocket or hand bag, without Upper Class, Velva Ruud 4 0 100 lost to the Bison in the person of come of the games with South bulge; yet hold 17.4% more ink Sophomore, Mona Davis 3 1 250 "Ikky" Nordstrom, who is likely to Dakota University. If either than average. The same pen is con- Freshman, Elva Ecklund 2 2 500 be forced out of the play for the re- North Dakota quint has a chance vertible for Pocket or Desk Base. Sophomore, Margie Metcalf 1 3 250 mainder of the season because of a for the title the game will prob- -deep leg gash, cut by low bleachers Freshmen, Frances Loomis 0 4 000 THE PARKER PEN COMPANY ably be played over. However, Janesville, Wisconsin :at the Sioux-Bison game last Satur- if South Dakota cinches the top Inter-sorority games are now being day. position for herself there would played. This series will be concluded With practically all the lettermen be no advantage in scheduling the Tuesday, March 10, when the inter- _from last year's conference winning extra contest. class schedule will be resumed. Tues- - team back and more experienced than day the Alpha Xi Betas scored 12 -ever, South Dakota University has against the Phi Omegas, 4. The -one of the best teams seen in the Did you know that our competent Kappa Deltas won from the Gamma North Central conference for several marksmen trainer has some new Phi Betas by a score of 24 to 4. Years. pupils? The Fargo city commission Wednesday's results were: non-sor- Root, Adkins Star has asked him to give the Fargo ority (Minerva Streed) 18 to Kappa Steve Adkins and Berton Root, both police a few pointers on the handling Kappa Gamma's 8 and Marjorie Met- A well tailored dark suit invari- all-conference forwards last year, the and firing of a pistol. Believe it or calf's non-sorority team won from the ably meets with approval in any former known as the best scorer in not he found that he had some very Alpha Gamma Deltas by a score of gathering. 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Large Audiences SENIOR STAFF Plans For Wesley North Dakota State Official Bulletin of Coming Events College Building University Class In See Appearance Friday, Feb. 20—U. S. D. Game. Delta Kappa Sigma. Being Completed Debating Program Of Holiday Cast Alpha Sigma Tau. Saturday, Feb. 21—Delta Psi Proposed Structure May Be Society Chain Store Question Is Subject, Kappa Bridge, 2:30-5:30. Erected Before The For Discussion; Decisions Ruth Boerth Stands Out As Alpha Kappa Phi. Fall term ALPHA KAPPA PHI To Be Given Leading Performer Monday, Feb. 23—Fraternity and Alpha Kappa Phi announces the Cosmopolitan. North Dakota State College and the In Comedy The North Dakota State Alumni pledging of Arthur Lawrence of Bow- Blue Monday tea, 3:00-5:00. University of North Dakota will clash. Board of Control passed a resolution man, N. D. Tuesday, Feb. 24—Phi Upsilon in a duel debate meet, Thursday, it is favoring the construction of a build- Founders Day banquet was held With almost professional finish and Omicron, 7:00. announced by Donald G. Hay, debate, ing to house the Wesley School of Tuesday night at the chapter house poise the exceptional cast which inter- Lyceum: "How Statues Are coach at the college. Judges will ren- Religion on the site east of Ceres Hall with alumni actives and pledges in preted "Holiday" presented that clever Made." attendance. der decisions at the debates. Convocation: Sigma . it was announced late yesterday by three-act comedy to two unusually Wednesday, Feb. 25—Y. W. C. A. Everett J. Wallum, alumni secretary. Debating on the question, "Resolved . that chain stores are detrimental to large and appreciative audiences on Bridge, 7:30. The school of religion owns the five ALPHA XI BETA the best interests of the American. Phi Kappa Phi Initiation,6:00. lots on which it is planned to con- Marion Van Vorst entertained a Tuesday and Wednesday evenings public", an affirmative State College- Thursday, Feb. 26—Poetry and struct the building. The lots are val- group of friends at a Valentine party under the direction of Miss Alice team will uphold the question at: Literature Group, 5-6. ued at $15,000 and are the property at her home last Friday. Dancing Bender. Grand Forks. Students who will ar- Friday, Feb. 27—U. N. D. Bas- of Wesley College. Besides this and bridge were the pastimes of the gue the affirmative side are: Leonard The play, a sophisticated drama ketball Game. property, the college owns other real evening. Gilles, Karl Gerteis, and Morris Olson.. satirizing the importance of Big Busi- Saturday, Feb. 28—U. N. D. Bas- estate in Fargo valued at another The girls who attended the Uni- ness in American Life, is one of the ketball Game. $15;000. versity games were: Norma Cavett, Thequestion will be -considered at most successful of Philip Barry's out- a meeting the same evening in the Monday, March 2 — Fraternity The estimated cost of the proposed Erva Arvis, Blanche Roney, and Edris standing productions, and played with Little Country Theater when a uni- meetings, 7:30. building is between $35,000 and $45,- Probstfield, alumna. great success on Broadway for nearly versity team will uphold . the affirm- Cosmopolitan Club, 7:30. 000. Dr. Walter Airheart, head of the Phyllis Groebe is ill at her home. two seasons, and then filmed with Ann ative side of the chain store question. Blue Monday Tea, 3-5. college on the campus, will spend the Lois Beith and Virginia Reis spent Harding and Mary Astor playing the The Grand Forks debaters are: Pat- Bison Brevities. entire spring term in securing sub- the weekend at their homes in Erie. leading feminine roles, and was then rick Milloy, Linn Sherman, and Ray- Tuesday, March 3—Phi Upsilon scriptions and contributions to the Margaret Hagen spent the weekend judged one of the ten most outstand- mond Werner. State's negative team Omicron, 7:00. fund. He has been granted a leave at her home in Henderson, Minn. ing pictures of last year. It is one will include Morris Erickson, Harold Y. W. Etiquette, 5-6. of absence from his college work. Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Olsen of Havana vis- of the most modern things which has Fredrikson, and Mathias LeFor. Edwin Booth, 12. Airheart is allowing $10,000 for in- ited their daughter, Roseltha, during been attempted in this theatre. Lincoln Debate Club, 12. the week. Both the State College university- terest on the investment, deferred men are experienced in debate work_ The cast, headed by Ruth Boerth as Y. W. Discussion and Question subscription payments, and the neces- Linda Seton, charming, vivacious Box. The university debaters are all en- sary maintenance. His first objective KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA rolled in the law school, Sherman and and unconventional daughter of the Bison Brevities. is to secure enough money to carry The alumnae of Kappa Kappa wealthy Seton family; Leonard Luther Y. W. Music Group. Milloy having served on the univer-- the building for the first four years. Gamma are giving a silver tea at the sity debate teams for the last two as Johnny Case, the young man who home of Mrs. M. W. Murphy, 1215 refused to conform to the rigid rules The small building, 44x65, will be years, while Werner is engaged in his constructed of red brick trimmed in Eighth St. No., Sunday afternoon second year of debate work. for living set up by those around him; from 3 to 5. Mrs. Harvey Swiggum and Elene Weeks as Julia Seton, the gray sandstone and will have three All of State's debaters have had ex- Three Fraternities stories. The second floor will be di- is in charge. perience on class or intercollegiate uncompromising and conventional sis- Dean Pearl Dinan and Miss Matilda ter of Linda, who is engaged to marry vided into an office, two class rooms, teams, LeFor and Erickson having- Entertain Informally and an apartment for the supervisor. Thompson were guests at the Kappa won from Montana State college by a. Johnny Case, sustained very good in- Kappa Gamma rooms Monday night. terpretations. They were strongly The first floor just above the street unanimous decision in a debate on the.- supported by Malye McKoane as Ned; Sigma Taus, Delta Sigs, Kappa level will provide small apartments for free trade question, Jan. 12. Mart Vogel, Edward Seton; Ruth college people; the revenue will be ALPHA KAPPA PHI Phis Dance Over The used to take care of the maintenance. The pledges of Alpha Kappa Phi Whitney, Mrs. Seton Cram; Bruce Weekend First Class American and Robertson, her husband; Helen Jensen A small lecture hall, seating per- will be hosts at a dancing party held Chinese Dishes and Bob Olsen, Nick and Susan Pot- haps 175, people will occupy the third for all active and alumni members on Three fraternities on the campus Saturday evening at the Island Park Prompt Service ter; Jack Thysell, Henry; and Doro- floor of the structure. It will be used Excellent Food thea Olson, Delia. will be hosts at informal dancing par- for chapel and small convocations. Recreation hall. Chaperons will in- ties tonight and Saturday. Alpha Set in the drawing room and play- Construction of the building will clude Mr. and Mrs. George, Mayoue AMERICAN CAFE room of the Seton mansion on Fifth Sigma Tau and Delta Kappa Sigma begin as soon as subscriptions and and Mr. and Mrs. Al Severson, Pro- 505 N. P. Ave. Phone 392 will entertain following the game Avenue, the theme concerned itself promises insure its completion. If it fessor Severinson will also be a guest with the engagement of Julia to with South Dakota University tonight is possible, Dr. Airheart hopes that at the party. Formal dancing will start at 9 o'clock. Case, who, finally, finding himself while the Alpha Kappa Phi party will the building will be completed by next be held tomorrow night. overwhelmed by the conventionality fall. , Al Severson and George Mayoue, Look at Your Shoes, which he was supposed to become a A number of local members of alumni, were guests at the house on Everyone Else Does Wednesday evening. part of, left for Europe on his holi- Epsilon fraternity will North Side Shoe Hospital day, followed by Linda, who really be honor guests at the Alpha Sigma Lawrence Sauer was a visitor at FRATERNITY BASKETBALL the house Monday evening. understood him. Tau party in the Casino Ballroom. Rasmussen and Johnson Hours for dancing will be from 9:30 SCORES Harry Hanson was a dinner guest It was generally conceded by those 522 Broadway Fargo, N. D. until midnight. As a feature num- Tuesday evening. viewing the production that it had an ber, the pledge chapter will present Kappa Phi, 21 artistry and spirit which is most un- a comic skit. Judge and Mrs. Leigh , 35 usual in amateur presentations. J. Monson and Captain and Mrs. , 16 The Luger Furniture store, Herbst Frank Ross will chaperon. John Mund Sigma Tau, 9 Department store, and Stone's Music is chairman of the committee on ar- Gamma Rho BUY A MEAL COUPON BOOK store cooperated with the manage- rangements. Kappa Sigma Chi, 27 ment in making the play possible. It Pledge members of Delta Kappa $5.50 for $5.00 was sponsored by the Edwin Booth Sigma will be hosts to the actives in Dramatic Club as its winter term the Elks Temple from 9:30 until mid- play. night. Honor guests will also include Studio of Fargo alumni members of Sigma Chi Popular Music and Dance fraternity and members of Beta Zeta VIKING CAFE Architects Receive chapter at the University of North PIANO--JAZZ DANCING BISON BOOSTER Dakota. Chaperons will be Dr. and ALL TYPES New Etching Press MARION F. NEWCOMB DOROTHY NEWCOMB Mrs. W. C. Hunter and Mr. and Mrs. FIRST CAFE ON NORTH BROADWAY A. H. Parrott. Duane Murner, as- 602'/ Front St. Phone 1637 An etching press, complete in every sisted by Thomas Conmy, are in detail, was installed last week in the charge of general arrangements. press room of the architectural de- Black and red, the fraternity colors, partment. It was purchased from the will be featured in decorations at the Northcraft Engraving Company of party to be given by pledge members "I MISS A LITTLE MISS" Minneapolis and is the only press of of Alpha Kappa Phi in honor of the its kind in this section of the country. and all the newest active group from 8:30 to 11:30 p. m., The machine is a late model and Saturday, in the Island Park Recrea- makes a valuable addition to the de- SONG HITS tion hall. David Scott is general J. C. partment of Architecture of the North chairman. Chaperoning the party will As soon as they are released—on Dakota State' College. be Messrs. and Mmes. George Mayoue With this press, 5,000 pounds of and Albert Severson. C. A. Severin- VICTOR — COLUMBIA or BRUNSWICK RECORDS pressure per square inch may be ex- son will be an honor guest. Penney erted on the plates to be etched, while the press itself weighs close to a half LUG ER FURNITURE CO. Patronize Our Advertisers. ton. 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