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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by ScholarWorks @ SeattleU. It has been accepted for inclusion in The peS ctator by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks @ SeattleU. December 4-5-6 See the Play SeattleUniversity Tonight Retreat OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF SEATTLE COLLEGE 14' <£*> VolIV.— No. 5 Seattle, Washington, Friday, November 22, 1935 HEAD CAST Drama Guild Presents STUDENT Malformed Cat Discovered Offering Anatomy Year's First OBSERVER In Observations Tonight and Saturday By Bernard L. Pearce Is Extraordinary Specimen Vilde'sFamous Play, Discovering a very unusual the usual coils of intestines were SPECTATOR TO BE SOCIAL SECURITY specimen, students of the anat- not to be found. Patient search re- : importance OfBeing omy laboratory revealed last week vealed that the major portion of experiments are being per- PUT ON EXHIBIT that these were neatly folded In the Earnest', Is Vehicle Will True Patriots formed on a cat malformed to| f such an extent that the entrail thoracic cavity, extending up over IN VATICANCITY Allow Reformers To organs are nearly reversed from the heart and lungs. The heart TWO PERFORMANCES Kill Individualism? their accepted positions. The itself lay Imbedded in the tissues specimen was otherwise normally j close to the backbone. The lungs According to word received developed and was apparently in were greatly reduced in size and from the Very Rev. Wlodimirus Matinee Will Also Be enveloped by Ltdochowakl, superior general President Roosevelt's social se- a healthy condttion when chloro- were intestinal mes- of Teachers, curity legislation, with its system phormed. The case is significant entery. Hypertrophy of the spleen the Society of Jesus, with head- Given For was Uome, through of old age and mothers' pensions, in that very few similar examples was noticeable. The liver quarters in the Says Bras Very Fitzgerald, J., Mr. and especially with its unemploy- have been discovered. Mr. Leo misplaced. Three lobes were close- Rev. \V. J. S. J., professor of bi- ly packed together. A long tri- provincial of the Oregon Province, ment and old age insurance, in- Schmidt. S. After weeks rehearsal and expressed that angular lobe, forming a middle the Seattle College Spectator has of augurates a new era in American ology, the opinion careful planning. Seattle College thought. inaugurates had existed sirfce portion, extended over the an- received an invitation to partici- social It a this condition Drama Guild's initial production, philosophy of humanitarianism Externally the cat showed terior border of the urinary blad- pate in the international Catholic birth. lobes, Oscar Wilde's three-act comedy, and a soft sentimentality that bids no sign of malformation. der. Two lateral equal in Press exhibit to be held in the" j tightly packed against City April "The Importance of Being Earn- fair to destroy the old and time- with the recent size, were Vatican from 30 to Compared were like- 31, Copy est," opens tonight at S: 3O o'clock honored American ideal of rugged with "upside the central lobe and October 1936. of a cases of humans triangular in shape. The complete file of Spectators for in the Providence Hospital audi- individualism. stomachs," the case is even wise down large intestine extended In a long the year 1934-35 have been re- torium. The new philosophy will, alas, more unusual in that not only evening straight tube through the abdom- quested for the exhibit. In addition to the two destroy the old economic truths stomach was inverted, but performances Friday the inal cavity, reaching up into the on and Sat- of "a tooth for a tooth, and an that the entire inner structure Mr. Adolf Bischoff will send urday, a matinee performance will eye"-— accepted thoracic cavity. eye for an the old was misformed. Mr. Schmidt de- the file of the Spectator to Rome j be given at 3 o'clock Saturday truth of the "survival of the fit- scribed the discovery as "very ex- This specimen will be mounted before the first of the year. Alon« afternoon for teachers of the lo- Evidently, thinking people biology laboratory mu- test." traordinary." for the with the file he will send in. in cal Catholic schools. regulations will not see these sacred tradi- Upon dissectionof the abdomen. seum. accordance with the j these performances the drama tions thrown aside for such truths of the affair, a history of the | guild hopes to take the play to as those spoken by Christ and His paper, names of the writers and several nearby cities. Vicar, such truth as "Thou shalt Diocesan Director an index in Latin of the principal have been made S. C. Retreat Dates paper. "ArrniiKcment.s love thy neighbor," or as that Pays To articles contained in the (o accommodate a large audi- taught "Social Jus- Tribute in the term of 4,5,6 Seattle College Spectator was ence," said Charles Ilras, di- Evidently thinking people NamedForDec. College tice." Sodalists founded mimeographed sheet rector. "In view of student are of same mind as the Hon- as a the By three years ago by Vincent Ger- activity in selling tickets, and Eugene Talmadge, govern- DeanMcGoldrick Dougherty, dio- orable Rev. Joseph P. hard, James Molthan, Wendel as a result of favorable com- Georgia. Society or of cesan director of the of Jahn, Earl Sifferman and nl evoked by the preview 4, 5, the Faith, Carl Governor Taliiuul^c saw the December and 6 are the Propagation of the last Robinson. Mr. Gerhard edited the held Thursday evening, a rec- jfreat truth yvlm-ii he vetoed the dates set for the annual Seattle paid a tribute to the work is expected tonighl ' week paper for one quarter, when his ord turn-oui 1 pension legislation of College retreat, has been an- College who old as it of Seattle sodalists duties were taken over by Mr. and Saturday-" --i.iii- the that by James B. past month In- hifl with remark nounced the Rev. worked during the Jahn, who remained as editor for Mr. Bras also stated that he siieh thingH make ]>eople lazy McGoldrick, S. J., dean. dexing thousand mem- the several two quarters. Mr. Sifferman felt confident that the east would and sliiiilrss. and .strip them bership that were presenta- No classes will be held on the pledge cards edited the Spectator the following offer a very convincing of all -.ense of thrift, making the society from all light days of the retreat, the entire sent in to year, it being the first printed tion of Wilde's but diffi- thorn squander their inc o in c parts o' the diocese. Rev. Hqw- i i rx»*~--+ .111*1 paper publishedl oy Seattle Col- cult (oven only dollars a Peronteau, J., moderator " -Courtesy 1 If It be ten ule of the spiritual exercise. All aid S. Seattle Times lege, and was succeeded by Mr. The production.staff in charge for sixty sodality, the week paid families students of Seattle College must of the men's directed 1Jetty Williams, Jahn. of staging the play includes Har- hours work in Georgia's textile college. We here- Upper, Miss the exercises as a regular work in the who takes the part of the effer- old Millet, stage manager, who mills, the supplementary in- attend reprint Father Dougherty's At the beginning of the next Miller, or part of the curriculum. with vescent Cecily Cardew in the Se- will be assisted by Bill come supplied these families by salute which appeared in the year Bernard Pearce took the of- Frank Carmody and Joe Phillips; wom- attle College Drama Club's pro- holding three the local St. Vincent l>< Paul This year the men's and Catholic Northwest Progress of fice of editor, it for Charles Bras, costumes, and Wil- simul- duction of Oscar Wilde's "The present, be t conferences to keep the fam- en's retreats will be held November 15: quarters. At R o r liam Thoreson, makeup. starvation) taneously, but at different chap- the Sodalista of Importance of Being Earnest." Smith manages the paper. Dur- ilies from actual "Thanks to John Prouty, lower, hits the lead- College students will act as then broke, fall buck on a els. This is setting a precedent, College, the names on ing its short history the Spectator to Seattle ing role of John Worthing, who ushers at each of the two eve- government for sup- since during the previous years, several membership has risen from a publication Assisting paternal thousand finds out the real importance of ning performances. Mar- port unemployment and old the men and women have held cards are being indexed. graded as third class by the Na- usher, in pledge being "Ernest." Both characters, garet Guest, head at to- age- their retreats on different dates. This work entails considerable tional Scholastic Press Associa- performances, will be the with their co-stars and supporting night's All people who are not blinded arrange- typing. The diocesan director tion, to a paper of the first class. Angela Young, Mary As yet no definite cast of Seattle College students, following: by thought of the benefits that concern- appreciates the good efforts of O'Connell, Agnes Vali- ments have been made under the direction of Mr. Charles Frances them if this sys- mas- sodality members in what Irwin, will accrue to ing the selection of retreat the I.r.i may i><- action quette, Kay Wilma Daub- the fallacy chapels in rather uninteresting work, . seen in on tem succeeds can see ters, nor have the is the evenings of November -— and Reach Ticket Quota enspeck and Vivian Crenna. On lurking behind the poetic ideals will be held but what nevertheless is a def- Saturday night Margaret Peabody which the retreats 23 ait 8:30 o'clock. And Extend Holiday of social Justice and the danger been chosen. It is probable, how- inite contribution to Catholic will be assisted by Jane Prouty, to initiative and individualism ever, according to the office, that Action. Our sincere gratitude Helen MacDonald, Madelaine Mur- lying in a system that teaches hu- the women will hold theirs at Col- is extended also to Fathers Mc- Thanksgiving vacation will ex- phy, Kay Broderick and Rita Peronteau who manity. Unfortunately for the in- umbus Hospital. Goldrick and Father Nichols To tend five days, from November 27 Lynch. dividualists, this greedy class that made the arrangements with The general course in practice 2, if 1,000 tickets William Carr will handle tick- In hope of becoming govern- the sodality for assisting the to December lives retreats be followed.Each Address Convention et sales at the door, and members ment pensioners are slightly in at will diocesan office with this task." for the Drama Club's production, day's session will be opened with of the student body will distrib- majority. They ap- Olympia Today Importance of Being Earn- the number Sacrifice of the Mass, fol- At "The ute the programs. Programs for proximately the 111,000,- the lowed by instructions, medita- Fall Informal Nets est," are sold by the student the play were arranged by Harold 000 workers and dependents designed their tions and conferences. A recess Rev. Raymond Nicholß, S. J., body. This was the promise of Millet, and they were with incomes ranging from noth- Highest Profit Yet per- at noon. The after- history department Rev. James B. McGoldrick, S. J., to serve as souvenirs of a ing $2,000 year (50,000,000 Is declared head of the to a period consists of other lec- in a message inaugurating sale of formance which promises to be get less than $1,000 year) aB noon The report of the financial com- of Seattle College, and former a tures, with the customary periods the play tickets. distinctive in every way. against the remaining 10,000.000 mittee for the fall informal shows professor of economics, is In of meditation and conference fol- with Incomes ranging upwards to that this dance was the biggest Olympla today attending If the quota is not reached, the j lowing. Benedictionof the a con- million or dollars a year. success in the history of the Washington so- ordinary vacation period of Thurs- a more Blessed Sacrament is the final vention of State Sister Of Fr.Prange sensibility and of After paying $125 over- by day to the following Monday will ; The. truth each afternoon. The Papal school. cial welfare workers called the old order is unquestionable. service head, for the orchestra, ballroom. Gov. Clarence D. Martin. Father hold good. But, relying on the j Dies Suddenly,Nov. 10 Blessing be given at the Therefore, forge is to Invitation and mailing charges, apeak hopes of Father McGoldrick. theI patriots must concluding exercises, which in- Nichols is scheduled to on still remains a profit of faculty of Seattle College are a national policy that will leave general and there the topic, "The Spiritual Value of j Members of the faculty an<1 clude a Communion complete lay books the individual free Ut provide $108.00 in the bank. A Social Work." planning to down their student-body yesterday offered Benediction. ad- for his own future by follow- report of the committee will be The convention, called by Gov- November 27 and take full condolences to Rev. John Prange, McGoldrick, of the student body vantage five-day rest. ing the advice of a most promi- Father dean made at the next ernor Martin, with an invitation of the S. J., head of the physics depart- to expressed the wish that meeting after the final returns nent industrialist "save half college, to representatives of all welfare Complete returns do not neces- |j ment, on the occasion of the your every* College student the ticket sales are in. Jo- wages," even if it means Seattle from agencies and workers to attend, sarily have to be turned in before!! death of his sister. Miss Adelia self-denial, advantage of this op- seph Brislawn, chairman of the e\reeding frugality, would take has for its purpose to outline so- Friday, Father pointed Prange, who died suddenly in children, his or her dance, expressed himself as "well McGoldrick sending of the de- portunity to renew cial activities on the strength of The student body will be Spokane, November 10. A solemn energies. pleased results. out. privedof education, to work at spiritual with the which the state might approach Informed of the complete results Requiem Mass for the repose of age, or any 1O or 13 years of the federal government for funds in time to plan for the extra one|her soul was said last Wednes- of the other unfortunate hut under the $4,000,000,000 relief day, he announced. day, November IS. inevitable hardship*) of lif e. Panhandling Committee Members Will legislation voted by the last con- "Kejolee that you are even al- gress. charity — lowed live on the of - to Active Plan To Improve Lounge Father Nichols' subject will who supply you with Be New Clock, Donated By Frosh, Signs the rich stress the Importance of the spir- your Jolw." itual aspect of Catholic charities patriots then, in the "Brother can you spare a nation, has been finally formed Death Warrant For Tardy Students "Let true and social teachings. face of these great truths, rally dime?" If you are confronted for the obvious purpose. request around that sturdy individualist, with this within the next No elaborate plans now, just If certain members of the psy- student body the party was a days (as you undoubtedly " to tear down the false humane few enough to make the "gents' liv- Provincial To Visit S. C. chology class should be caught as well social the suppllcator will not great financial as structures, of the New Deal so will be) ing-room livable. The place has coming on time one of these days be seeking the price of coffee and success. The proceeds made pos- that this nation under Mamon its reputation of "smoke- Very J. Fitzger- the blame might well be laid to freedom, sinkers, he be after parried Rev. Walter the installation of the new may have new birth of neither will filled dungeon" in the two J., of the Ore- the new clock which has lately sible wherewith to purchase a bed last ald, S. provincial electric clock. that government to aid the indi- the months, but now will all lie Society of taken Its position in the lower night. No, has de- this gon Province of the vidual against the inexorable for the he changed (that's the plan) if the the meeting of the freshmen, — the present-day cus- Jesus, will make a brief and un- corridor. In laws of economic necessity the scended to fellows, yes, and gals, too, dig College Tuesday morning. Rev. James B. panhandling and has even official visit to Seattle The freshman class early rf-al- grossest breach of American tom of deep and shell out with that thin- by McGoldrick the spirit — of these lei- this week, it was announced ized the need of a serviceable commended rugged sh a 11 adopted the jargon anyone styling It the great- individualism very nest of coins. If enter- the office. timepiece In the building and de- of the class, this earth." surely gentlemen for honor- active the col- vanish from tains doubts as to the efficacious- Father Fitzgerald 1* returning cided to make a present of one est and the most Such Is the essence (devoid of able reasons. of the plans, let him or her lege has ever experienced. He he is a member of ness to Portland, where he makes his to the college. As a means of the honey) of the pre-campalgn In short, go view the moldy hall. suggested that a plaque be placed improvements down and headquarters, from a visitation raising funds the class sponsored argumentation as the committee for to the effect anti-New Deal room, which, We haven't courage. Towneend. He has long a skating party at Playland, Oc-i below the new gleaned by your Student Observer in the men's lounge at Port gift of freshman entirely any rate, kill, with the work of tober 23. Due to the splendid that It Is a the few true (?) after the usually and not At a dime won't been associated from a sources of - education. cooperation on the part of thei class of 1936-36. Individualism. unexpected amount of procrasti- and stale smoke will. Catholic 2 THE SPECTATOR Friday,November 22, 1935 The Spectator Central Europe Should Be The Scrivener SNAP Re-mapped Says Dachy The official organ Of tin' Assik iated Students of Mr. CATHOLICISM KMKRGKS IN WII KM \ Seattle College, published alternate Fridays of OB By FK.WK HAYKN A revival of kind implies there la I he s. holast ie >"■ ar. any that Bxuinen address: BroaAwsy and Marion, Seat- Recently a noted educator and authority on history something to revive. But since American culture tle, SHOTS iiM really logic Wash termed the Versailles Treaty "the greatest monstrosity ever never been Catholic there is no speaking Subscription rate: $1.00 per year. by in of an American Catholic Revival. iiy . perpetrated a civilized people." This is certainly a France, England, European Advertising rates on application. 808 Ki< HAitns Unlike and the other vigorous condemnation to be made upon an agreement which countries, America lacks a definitely Catholic tra- SMITH, ROBERT Editor JIM KOTIISTKIN has been looked upon by many of us as the logical se- dition. Rather than designate the current trend towards Catholic ideals in literature a "revival" I quence to such a horrible physical encounter as was the (Newspaper{*"srjffir"."*')Member) l'..im>i|i<- in ■B1010 Is now liiim; World War. we should more aptly speak of it as an "emerg- broadcast over the radio. This ence" of Catholicism. is positively warning However, upon investigation of the facts at hand one the last wo Catholicism is undeniably "emerging," that is, shall give. by late Editor Bernard ivane " * is forced to concur with the opinion expressed this edu- coming more to the fore in this country. And Margaret Quest « Women* Editor cator. While several factors could be considered in sub- while this emergence is not so pronounced is Sports Editor Allan Bteele Bob Tnliin (the one-ninn fli>nr as Art Editor John Peter show), in a dazzling example of stantiating this statement, the limits of this article allow the Catholic revival in Europe, still, it is evident the terpsichorean tap-danced — all sides. In proof this, needs — Frank Hayes, art. |only a discussion of one of the more important the re- on of one but NEWS STAFF Phillip Hargreaves, way Peggy Dougherty, Raphael Daisies Margaret his into the hearts of the on- division of the countries of Central Europe. to consider the increasing number of Catholic wrlt- Peabody, Angela Young, John Prouty, Jane lookers after the college dance. ters in America, those "radicals of the right" Who * " minutes spent in comparing the map of Prouty. . A few are bringing their commonsense principles out of Thoreson, Robert RITOHKN KAPERH Europe as it was in 1914 with the map of the same the catacombs light daily American FEATURE WRITERS— WiIIiam years delving into the of Richards, James Hothstein. After of into the region by Treaty is bound to secrets of early Roman history, as altered the Versailles |life. Phillips Business Mnnager Joseph our research department is forced impress everyone with the fact that the Central Pow- RADICALS OP THK RIGHT ADVERTISING DEPT. to admit that the only way to ers certainly underwent an extreme transformation writers, name, Luana Livingston, Hetty Williams, John Mori- keep milk from turning sour, is Catholic worthy of the are rad- McHugh, Marian McCullough, James arty. Gerald to leave it in the cow. after the World War in the matter of boundaries. icals in the strict sense of the term. For, strictly Dibb. A green cucumber in the hand Mr. Robert P. Dachy, S.J., head of the language depart- speaking, a radical is one who "gets at the roots Manager Conyne Circulation Herbert is worth three In* the" stomach. ment at Seattle College, a resident in Europe before coming of things." And that is exactly what the Catholic « novelist, poet, essayist, doing Faculty Moderator Mr. Adolph Blschoff, S. J. the United States, is intimately acquainted with the and philosopher is BOOKSTORE to today. No matter in what genre he writes, the people Europe. "What's all tho hurry?" languages and customs of the of Central worthwhile Catholic writer penetrates, or at least and — Students Fortunate "I just bought a textbook Mr. Dachy, in an interview granted the Spectator, showed strives to penetrate, to the roots of things, to trying I'm to get to class before a clear understanding of the blunders of the Versailles the basic things in life. the next edition" *conies* out." What have we, as college students, to be Treaty in regard to the redivision of these countries by THE ADVANCE GUARD thankful for? As Thanksgiving is again POME (V THK WBBK making the following statements: Well in the foreground of the modern literary Hearing, it is the custom to withdraw from The barber takes the red hot "As far as the linguistic boundaries are concerned, let battle of books are many Catholic authors. In towel. poetry there are such distinguished writers as the usually monotonous routine of daily life As though he were just learning, lus take a look at Czechoslovakia. The formation of this Katharine Bregy, Theodore Maynard, and Daniel and examine the various factors in our And drops it quickly on your face country was provided for in the Versailles Treaty; it is Sargent. Among novelists Thomas particular position for which we should be To keep his hands from burning. composed people of tongues: Czechoslovakian,Russ- we find William * * " of four Walsh, who is both a novelist and a biographer grateful. John (mil nw Put) Wilson: ian, Magyar, which is Hungarian, and High German. Thus of note, Paul Horgan, and Lucille Borden. Agnes It is never difficult to find at least one "If Ishould steal a kiss would there are four different types of people under one gov- Repplier is undoubtedly one of the greatest living larceny?" thing which to be thankful. Even in it be petit essayists. And so with the other literary fields: for think it would be ernment. She: "No I in each we may find distinguished Catholic writ- times of depression when millions are out grand." "In Yugoslavia one has the Slovene, the Magyar and the * * * ers, writers who write with the fine perception of work or on relief projects (a very subtle Bulgarian tongues; while in Poland, Russian, Polish and and restraint characteristic of great art and real distinction) we can always exclaim "It could SOCIETY SliANTft High German are spoken. was seen at Catholicism. be worse." It doesn't take too much imag- Miss Villidchkween "But now let's consider the economic standpoint of the college dance elaborately A RECORD OF ACHIEVEMENT ination to conjure up in the mind a situ- adorned in a petite tapioca gown, redivisions. None of these countries named has these In view of the splendid achievements of con- ation more dreadful than any predicamentI with red and green streamers seaport of its own. Poland is shut off from the running back, pop- a temporary Catholic writers, it will be interesting ourselves in. from the and Danzig. Germany might we may find corn bag puffs at the sleeves. She Baltic Sea by the Free City of to note the results of the plebiscite being spon- College students, because of the peculiar j wore red velvet dancing slippers at any time take Danzig, leaving Poland without a sored by "America," the Catholic weekly review. economic situation at hand, have possibly , run down at the heels and her j port. The plan of this nation-wide vote is to select any sole jewelry consisted of two red Austria-Hungary, forty outstanding Catholic writers of today. Au- more reasons to be thankful than other earrings*, her to "Trieste originally belonged to but which likened thors accorded this signal distinction will be se- group. The very fact that they are able back of a Greyhound bus. property of Italy, thus shutting off both Austria the " " is now the lected both from Europe and America. We can- 1 a blessing » Cen- to continue their education is Iand riungary from a channel to the sea. In Eastern not but wonder Whether those voting will take Opportunity may knock nt your which they always appreciate. But to Europe countries, not counting Switzerland,have this opportunity give recognition will door but it won't break in many tral three to to the beau- go school during these times seaport. These are tiful and inspiring work of David McAstocker, be able to to windows to reach* you.* no available outlet of their own to a when it is so difficult to find employment « Austria, Hungary and Czechoslovakia. It is necessary for S.J., a writer whose influence has been almost A Seattle nature-Witter declares through inestimable. is doubly beneficial. the these countries to ship their imports and exports time, that the clover plant foretells Not only would they be marking weather and contracts its leaves some other country. To squelch any of these three na- if they were forced to seek work, but they during rain. Another way to tell, tions economically it would be necessary only for the other is raining, is to go out and would be losing ground. Nothing is so if it Europe to levy a heavy duty on foreign goods By The Way see if you get" wet.* " nations of detrimental to confidence as to be rebuffed shipped through their countries." By Margaret Guest time after time when trying to find a It lias boon wild thut several It is not hard to believe, then, after studying these lovers of fine music decided to A person just starting may Remembering means of livelihood. move to a new parish when Frank facts, that Central Europe still be the tinder box that first year of the fem- out in life needs all the self-confidence pos- Carmody cut loose with a "high of another conflagration. Austria may, at any time, inine influx into the College, of the twenty-six girls sible. He has to sell himself to potential C" last Sunday in the church aid Hitler in the seizure of the Polish Corridor or the then in attendance only ten remain: Marilou choir. It's a pity Prank Is ,wast- Dodge, first girl to sign up at the College; Vivian employers and in order to sell himself suc- field in for Hitler's assistance iiiK his talents when Boeing rich Ukraine district return Crenna, Bunny Casey, Dorothy Kurman, Margaret cessfully really believe in himself searching for an effici- he must has been in attaining a seaport for Austria. Peabody, Jane Prouty, Angela Young, Dorothy — only he fill fog horn these many moons. he must believe that not could ent * * * This plight is all an outgrowth of the treaty that was to Robinson, Betty Williams and Yours Truly. but he fill it better than the position, could program coin s to you establish an enduring peace, but failed because its framers Unemployment This 0 most other applicants. de- through the courtesy of Ezra L. lacked the foresight to take into account natural and lin- Seen at the Forest Ridge dinner dance: Bill stroys that confidence and, once gone, it McPoozle & Co., makers of fine in the redivision of Central Europe. and Bob McClair, Joe Hurley, Jack Ouellette, ashes since 1870. Iguistic boundaries seldom returns. Bill Russell. And at the Trl Mv Tolo, Bob Rich- The college student of today has the priv- ards and Jack Gallagher looking hither and yon for "the gals what brung them." iiegeof gaining confidence when others are losing And with the so-called depression it. and At the Newman Club Fall Informal: Marian coming to an end and with the return to Footlites Hilites McCullough, Luana Livingston, Monie Peabody prosperity in the offing, he will go out into By WILLIAM THORESON and Betty Williams. the world at a time when real opportunities join the the smoothest, polished and We hear that are present. He will not have to When the curtains part tonight moat Marian McCullough is working unemployed, but, delightful shows staged by Col- on words and music for a college song. That's endless ranks of capable on Oscar Wilde's "The Import- TenseMoment players the best idea we've heard for a long time! Keep with youthful confidence and enthusiasm, of Being Earnest," the audi- lege in many years. ance at it, Marian! he will get his chance to make good when ence will see something more This writer was privileged to he is best fitted for the task. lhan just another college play: attend a special preview of the play thoroughly enjoyed Recently saw a sign in an empty lot bearing they wit: witness a distinctive and every minute of this sparkling the words "Free Dirt." For details as to the exact inaugurates performance which a farce. It is only rarely that location, Messrs. Richards and Rothstein can Done, College dra- Well Howard new era In Seattle every member of a cast stands apply at the Spectator Tonight's performance room. matics. out in his own individual part, means more than a few minutes but such was the case In this par- A new alumni president was elected a entertainment; It marka a "Danny Boy" Corrigan has of ticular show. a theme song. It's few weeks ago. We all look forward to ac- definite forward step towards "Little Annie Rooney"— must be the Irish in him! tivities under the new leader. But in the that dramatic tradition which will If you attend either of the two so much to Seattle College presentations of the play, as I and planning for 'moan Leo Sebastian is rushing— flurry of congratulations and to every college student. feel sure you will, I am confi- and the Spring sea- you son. But then, as he days himself, the coming year, let us not forget the work To some in the audience the dent that will witness a love has no regard of the retiringpresident, Howard Sylvester. play may be nothing more than show In which each character Is for seasons. Iode you this, Leo! another college play. But to so cleverly portrayed that, long Heading the association for two successive after the final curtain, you will those who know anything of the Frank Carmody owes us fifty for publi- terms, Sylvester worried untiringly in be chuckling over the actions and cents Mr. work and the planning that goes city! The bass voice is Jimmy prop- tonight's the characters. Rothstein's the interests of the organization, and it was Into a play, production erty. largely his efforts which brought the group will mean more than that. It Is Much could be said In favor the consummation of tireless re- of individual members of the cast tc the prominent position it now holds. hearsing, careful attention to who have devoted their time and Wonder why Bernard Pearce, after his latest George Stuntz, the new president, de- minute details of costuming, talents to make this play a suc- skating seance at Crystal, wanted the law re- serves wholehearted cooperation of the stu- lighting, settings, advertising and cess, and each one will receive his pealed that requires people to sit down to their ticket selling. And all these share of well-deserved praise. But beer? dent body. It is in the interest of the things must first be brought Into I will not attempt such an ap- one harmonious unit before a praisal now, for I trust that you school that the Alumni Association func- And By The Way: play is ready for the public. will be as enthusiastic over the I'd like to earnestly stress tions, and it is the duty of the future the Importance of being play That Is Just what has been ac- play as was every one who had at the this eve- alumni, College, to ning! (Warning — the students of Seattle complished by Charles Braa, di- Bras has worked tirelessly with the opportunity of attending the to usherettes, beware of Bill lend their active support to this body. rector of the production. Mr. bis cast, and the result is one of preview of the play. Thoreson with a spoon!) Friday,November 22,1935 THE SPECTATOR 3 Steele Says ALLAN STEELE Editor Maroon Squad Gets Team Faces Tough Maroon Sports Support Schedule " ♥ " " ♥ " Moragans Victorious Coast Busy * * " " » " HE DRIVES HOOPSTERS BASKETBALL TEAMFACESSTIFF The football season is fast drawing to a close, and faint rumors of the coming basketball season are breaking into SCHEDULEINEIGHTEEN STARTS the news. Many basketball teams are practicing already, getting set for the coming season. And that is just what Hoop Schedule To Open SeasonDec. 27 the Seattle College Maroons are doing. Turnouts started Ml. Angel *!)<"<". 27 With Mount Angel week, the hoopers' last and Lower Columbia J" C .(><"<". 28 Oregon slowly but surely rounding At are (Vnlialia.1. (' *Jnn. :l into shape. HUSKIES FAVORED SI. Martin's .., *Jan. 7 Opening their 1956-S6 basket- The prospects of Seattle Col- forays Harbor J. C Jan...10 lege having a winning team this TO DEFEAT DUCKS ball season in Seattle at Garrigan Pacific \*Jan. year are not at all remote. It is Lutheran 14 gym with Mt. Angel College of Belltagtuua IVorma] x*jan. almost too early to make any sort i« St. Benedict, Oregon, on Friday, predictions about the strength IN PUNTING DUEL Yakima Valley .1. of 0. Jan. 2.T j 27, College present Hy Kddle BchweltMT December the Seattle of the team, but from Mt. Vernon J. 0 Jan. sh appearances, squad to When the University, of Oregon Maroons go right on down the the seems Vaklma Valley O *Jnn. bear promise of a winning outfit. gridiron representatives arrive in J. 31 line facing eight junior colleges St. Murlin's Whatever success the team will Seattle Saturday morning, they Feb. 4 and one normal school in home- will find themselves on the short (Vntralia J. (' enjoy this year may be in doubt, Feb. 8 series, eigh- betting and-home until their but one thin? is certain, it will end of the odds. The Grajra Harbor J.C. *Feb. 13 Washington teen game set-up is completed have the united support of the Huskies are being quoted Mt. Winon .1. 0 *Feb. 1H students of the college. A spirit at 7-5 odds. The gam- with a jaunt to Oregon on Feb- Oregon I'aciiir Lutheran .. *Fob. i» 2!) of support and encouragement is boleers contend that has ' ruary to meet their curtain- scoring punch Normal already noticeable around the not the this year ItclliiiKliain xFob. 22 raiser rival. adequate school, and win, lose, or what and the lack of reserve Lower Columbia J. C *Feb. 20 I The new schedule is the big- has hampered have you. the basketball team material their Mt. .ViikcI OMleflB Feb. 2» gest and most attractive a Seattle will not be without the student coach, Mr. Prink Callison. The College team has had for more affair which wil be run off at the "Home game. backing it deserves. xTentative. than a . Every member Washington stadium Saturday af- of the Northwest Junior College ternoon is the main feature of a Conference will be met in addi- Down in San Francisco last round of hilarious events planned Rosebowl Foes May tion to Bellinghum Normal and Sunday the Gaels of St. Mary's for the homecoming grads and Mt. Angel. alumni. again triumphed over the Santa Be Decided After Athletic relations with two new Clara Broncoes. "Slip" Madigan Bruce Hamby, publicity man University of Oregon, schools. Lower Columbia Junior must have the Indian sign on the from the Tomorrow'sContests College, and Yakima Valley Jun- home of the far-famed Oregon Santa Clarans, because not for College, opened Ducks, contends that his school Meeting In the most important ior will be for twelve years have the Broncs been the first time. Play will also year has a very excellent hooter contest of the Coast able to defeat them. This team Pacific Con- be renewed with Grays Harbor one Riordan. ference, the Stanford was no exception. in Stan Riordan's Cardinals Junior College, runner-up to Pa- up 16, In five and the California Bears Many critics expected "Clipper" record to November will bat- cific Lutheran in last season's games played, shows 48 punts for tle it out Saturday at Palo Alto Smith's team to lower the boom conference race. Two years ago average 42 yards a try. to decide who should get the the Gaels, and so this defeat, an of Grays quintet on This is the best punting average Rose Bowl bid from the this same Harbor however marked by the superior- West. took two thrilling one-point vic- nn Pacific Coast but up here Stanford, at this writing, ity of the Moragans, came as a the seems trles from Seattle College. they don't go for the to have the surprise. But this year,|I in Seattle Inside track to a mild the biggest spot on the New Year's Dates for the Bellingham con- Clara, potentially the | distance so much, day pro- Santa with j the kicks gram. The have tests have not yet been settled, greatest team in Its history, just question is where did Cards the of- go? " The Washington Huskies fensive punch necessary to down but communications between failed to click. have a fair to middling backfield the comparatively listless Bears. Chuck Lappenbusch, Viking coach man in Elmer Logg, nephew of California Is notoriously a defen- and the Seattle College represent- Jim Casey, the fixer-upper of Chuck Logg. Princeton crew sive squad, but Cirayson and co- ative give the assurance that the the Seattle College basketball coach, who can hoist the ball on horts should be able to get loose Maroons will be out to reverse schedule, is deserving of a bit of spiralling flights through the air a few times during the sixty min- the lacings handed them by the commendation for his fine worn into the coffin corners of the utes. Even if the Bear line does teachers last year. in rounding up quite a few for- field. Mr. Callison will not ap- bottle up the Card offense, which The return engagement with midable opponents for the coming preciate such noteworthy erforts. is highly improbable, the Palo Pacific Lutheran College, billed season. Games with such schools With the return of Goodin and Alto boys still have a fellow first for January 11 at Parkland, as Mount Angel, Belllngham Nor- ij Codding to the Webfoot team the named Moscrip who can boot his has been tentatively set back to mal, and others, are going to giveIj Callison men will be at full team to victory. January 14. Word from Cliff the Maroon players all that they strength for the first time this In eastern games, Dartmouth Olson, P. L. C. coach, is expected can handle, and a stiff, but Inter- year. and Princeton hold the spotlight. any day concerning the change. esting season is in the offing. Washington's Huskies are not If Dartmouth should win and fin- But the team is ready for com- affected by these reports filtering ish their schedule undefeated, petition of this type, and should out of the Oregon camp. The cry — ,they stand a good chance of re- Dairy account for itself in a very satis- of the purple and gold warriors In Courtesy Seattle P.-I. ceiving an invitation to Pasa- Griffith's factory manner. scrimmage against Oregon plays dena. If the Tigers emerge vic- Center Jerry Donovan, 0O«oh of the Seattle. College basketball ssuad, ...... has been "stop Mlchek, the torious, on the other hand, the has been driving (he in the past few (lnys in order Security Market, Avc,Rear plunging fullback and you'll stop team hard to coast officials will undoubtly look 3rd The undefeated list of football men." WMd out (be below par players and reduce the number to fighting elsewhere for a New Year's day Buttermilk, 15c Gallon teams has narrowed down almost the other ten Nevertheless, the short end -iri-iiKili. At present there urc about fifteen nun turning out and opponent. Princeton looks askance It will this Here as far as season. j the odds making the Huskies the fight for positions is hot. Forwards are numerous, and there at the mere mention of a post- on the Coast the California Bears of is causing Mr. Prink argument guard season game and that lets them remain the only undefeated team. favorites is niiirli over the slots. Center is the doubtful Callison of the Eugene Callison's spot, and cojuh Donovan lias v Herculean task on his hands to out. Mayrand's Drug Store Princeton leads the Bast. S. M. gleefully by clapping In the South, Southern Metho- to exhort groom a suitable man for tluut (losition and have squad in " U. and Texas Christian are the He wants his team the and Texas Christian remain Prescription) carefully com- strongest outfits in the South- his hands. against Mount Angel dist aim please. game unfortunate mid-.seiiHon form for the opener December 27. they face each pounded. We to The South, for the to enter the the undefeated. As Phone west. first underdogs. other next week, however, only uh. time in many years, has no out- gßrd I'R. believes Washington one can come out on top. South- and Bml Union lflio' standing team. Minnesota is still The writer good bet and feels that our ern Methodist is the favorite of the big gun of the Big Ten anfl is a Center IsLacking AsCoach Donovan friend, Callison, better hop Monday morning quarterbacks has yet to taste defeat. Doctor the up and down before the game be- in this game, but only after a TIIOI'ICAL GOLDFISH Alto, WhipsSquadIntoShape For Opener FISH. Tomorrow at Palo Stan- cause it looks bad for his Ducks hard battle. They also are a po- IHKI) BBBD, DO(i FOOD ford and California .meet In the tomorrow. Oregon and from seven By JIM CABBY tential Rose Bowl contestant, but Aquarium big game .season. Dillaway's of the Coast to thirteen points would make It it is rumored that those In charßo thing "Find me a center and Ithiink we'll be able to put a pret- AND I'F.T SHOP There is one that is cer- ,a pretty even wager for. the locker would rather look elsewhere for tain, however. If the winners of ty Jerry Donovan, SF.nern !H>27 room critics. fair ball club on the courrt." So said an opponent for the Pacific Coast Security Market, ami this game get their feet en- Third College basketbaiill mentor in a statement to team, because of the doubtful Virginia, Aye. trenched the Bowl new Seattle Third Level in Rose on ♥► drawing power of the Mustangs. January 1, it's going to take a Prep Has Hopes this writer yesterday. Minnesota and State about up the main as forwards, and Phillips and Ohio are real football team from any part i This sums standouts In the Middle West. For Good Season problem facing Coach Fred Conyne in the backcourt. the of the country to bowl them over. Donovan not dropped a game, 1438 12th at Tike KA. 2121 after the first two weeks of drill When Jimmie Finn and Jimmie Minnesota has early and bid fair With the recent appointment of In his efforts to put forth a win- Rothstein start hitting the hoop since in 1933 for the Te- Bradley Tire SHORT SLANTS: Garrigan Dr. James Logan as coach of the ning combination. and McPhee takes on some speed, to remain undefeated Gym is a busy place these days, Seattle Prep Basketball team, the coach will know what com- malnder of the season. Ohio In trying to locate a good tip- Company with two teams turning out there ssucceeding Francis Walterskir- bination will be his varsity. State Is In all probability the off man Donovan has had Bob Pennsylvania Tire Distributor^ If Notre Dame is not the

LIBRARY RECEIVES ColdWeather Plays On Our Culture Lecture At WARD SMITH NAMED SEVERAL ADDITIONS Havoc With Faculty K. C. To See Girls' MENDEL CLUB HEAD MembersThis Week Bookshelves Glee Club Offering IN REGENT GIFTS Rev. Daniel Reidy. S. J., pro- FOR CURRENT YEAR ac- did examploa nf story-teller's Considering the outlook favor- (MMT of sociology and psychol- Among Ihe 2.10 book* the Miss Williams' able enough to the ncv. snfferinc from n quired dui'iiiK tl"' last two art. introduction name occa- College May severe cold, for frrst appearance Club Organized For Get Books has been confined week* the following an espec- provides a brief survey of mod- sion a of Is for the past one of the Glee Clubs, Mr. Aklln From City Under week to Providence Hospital. He ially Interesting: "The Kleiuents ern trends in the field of short- Those Interested O'Neill; writing. that Girls' Olee Club reported by of S|mmmli" by two new story .stated the is the office to be re- would be presented InBiology Present Plan covering rapidly and is expected "Slie«"«I iimlWnril Anthologies": at the next by cultural lecture to be given at the to resume his classes next week. "Money and Hanking," Fred- "THK CATHOLIC LITERARY In keeping with the plans of Bradford; "A Descrip- REVIVAL," by Calvert Alexander, Knights of Columbus' hall. During Father Reidy's absence i-rick of officers improvement to the library, many tion of the Now Deal," by Fnir- S. J. (Bruce Co.). In a manner Two compositions from the pen Election for the his psychology classes merged coming year was primary new volumes have lately been (hllil, FurniNs and others; and that Is at once interesting and of Johannes have been the with those of Rev. Peronteau. S. Brahms business of the first Mendel Club uliiiMl to the book shelves. From "A ii n Synthesis" by satisfying, charming and informa- chosen, "Lullaby," and "Around J., Rev. Raymond Nichols and XeWin meeting of this year. Smith different sources a total of over Przywara. tive. Calvert Alexander presents ,the Gypsy Fire." Describing the Ward Mr. C Ii f f o rd. S. J., conducted was re-elected president. Henri- 250 editions to tht library have Reldy'i sociology in this book a splendid survey of numbers. Mr. Aklin said that the Father classes "PISH OX FRIDAY." by Leon- etta Browne holds the office of been realized since the beginning during professor's the current revival of Catholic "Lullaby" has a very delightful the illness. ard Feeney. S. J. (Sheed & Ward vice president, and John Prouty of the present school term. Somo Rev. Dennis Sullivan, J., ideals in modern literature. This little rocking rhythm, while S. Co.). To those familiar with takes over the duties of secre- of the new books have been re- treasurer of Seattle College, is, is ;i book Hint should find a place "Around the Gypsy Fire" has the gifts Father Feeney's previous works tary. ceived as of the publishers. reported still in Providence Hos- In every library, and especially In wild sparking air of a Hungarian this collection of essays, whimsi- The Mendel Club Is organi- Oil the library bulletin board pital, but is improving, according every Catholic college library. dance and both promise to be en- an cal and otherwise, requires no zation intended only pre-medi- hang the outside covers from a to faculty notices. Tracing the progress of the tertaining. for Father Feenoy's cal and pre-nursing number of the most attractive of Colds, brought by the recommendation. renascence of Catholicism in mod- During the few days sev- students, how- on recent gift and easy familiar- last ever,any person thenew acquisitions. Among them damp weather, also caused Rer. of humor ern literature through its three eral girls have been trying out who Is interested ity is evident here as it Is in in biology Is invited to attend the are such education*] books as: professor phases, the author presents a prospective accompanists for John Concannon. S. J.. popular poetry. as lectures. The club takes its "The Church in the South Ameri- Spanish, his splendid history of Catholic writ- group now name Of Latin and and Paul "Fish Friday" is a compo- the Glee Club. The from the Benedictine can Republic." by Edwin Ryan. McLean, professor of English, on ers from Newman down to con- has about thirty members. At a famous to the tragedy. monk, Johann Mendel, D. D.; "Money and Banking," by day site of the fun and temporary writers such as Ches- practice meeting elec- whose miss a of classes. pathos last week Frederick A. Bradford; On the humor and the that terton. Hollis, Waugh and Sheila Law of Heredity is famous all "Fish every walk tions were held and the following the world Friday" by Leonard Feeney, S. J.; are to be found in Kaye-Smith. girls elected to offices: Helen Mc- over and has come to Father Feeney has ob- Jye regarded by biologists the "Men and Women of Plantagenet Dean Cites Rapid of life. This work on the Catholic liter- Donald, president; Virginia Good- all as ! things go only Heredity England," by Dorothy Stuart. In served the little that ary revival Is not only interesting, man, vice president; Helena absolute and Law. GrowthOfCollege Interesting, and he the line of new fiction are: "Lucy to make life entertaining, but it is also a val- Brand, treasurer-librarian, and Founded last year, the club has setting down his Gayheart," by Willa Cather, and here succeeds in uable contribution to literary Eleanor Beechlnor. secretary. made rapid progress and has Present freshmen at Seattle observations in a series of de- the O'Henry Memorial "G reat College, before they will have revival Is not only interesting, gained an increasing number of lightful essays and stories. i entertaining, vitally American Short Stories," a col- been graduated, will see this in- even but it is also interested members. With lection of forty-eight prize win- stitution expand until it includes a valuable contribution to liter- Relations Society a nucleus of nine members, its ners written between 1919 and at least 1,500 students on its reg- SHORT ary scholarship. Its rather com- enrollment has mounted until "GREAT AMERICAN ToDiscuss Crisis following 1934. Besides these new books, ister and several new buildings STORIES" with introduction by plete bibliographies and conveni- i now it has a of over particularly forty members. The primary several new periodicals have been on the campus if the prophecy Colton' Williams (Double- ent index make it pur- Blanche mod- ordered and are reported to be expressed by the Rev. James Mc- day, Doran Co.). This is a col- well-suited for courses In Books and pamphlets of the In- pose of the organization Is to ac- on their way. Goldrlck, S. J., dean of Seattle lection of the O'Henry Memorial ern literature. "The Catholic Lit- ternationalRelations Club are be- quaint the medical students with undoubtedly ing placed special only The library wag visited during College, comes true. prize short stories published be- erary Revival" is the on a shelf in not the old and established library. medicine, the course of the week by Mr. The statement was made by tween the years 1919-1934. While finest work yet published on the the school Each fall and facts of but also with rapid Jennings, city librarian. As an Father McGoldrick in a talk be- the stories comprising this col- importance of modern Catholic spring the InternationalRelations the strides made possible In frequent Carnegie healing by outcome of the visit plans are fore the members of the fresh- lection are not uniformly fine, literature. It merits division of the Endow- the art of modern sci- highest praise. Peace, given being formulated for a replenish- man class at their last meeting. still, most of the stories are splen- perusal and the ment for International ence. Thus each member is shipment Insight ment of the college book-shelves He pointed out that it is not sends a of ten or more an into the facts of mod- dealing with volumes borrowed from the at all Improbable that such a new volumes with mod- ern medicine which should aid Sodality To political city library. prophecy will come true, consid- EuthanasiaTheme Give ern and social problems each would-be doctor and nurse colleges in the United States picking their particular field Clifford Carroll, J.. head ering the great progress that has Atheism to all in Mr. S. Argued In Debate Talks On which have organized groups for practice. library, the been made during the last four of the school made Meeting studying the question. Pamphlets following this years. During these four years At Last Session At Next statement in re- world problems arrive every gard: Jennings agreed the student body has grown until on "Mr. has Endeavoring continue planning it now Includes over 470 students, Discussing the topic, "Resolved: to con- month and are an aid in to lend us several hundred vol- ducting worthwhile and interest- the regular meetings. COFFEE umes from the public library. In he mjiill. That Euthanasia Should Be Le- College ing Sodality meetings, the various president - thepast, college students have had galized," the Seattle De- Angela Young, of the COSTS MORE WORTH MORE weekly committees have completed plans tentatively to make trips to the bating Society held its club in the college, " numerous S. C.Fathers' Club To for the next meeting to be held 25, On sale by all first class Fourth Aye. and Madison St. meeting Tuesday evening. Novem- sets Monday, November at 9 19, College building. on Monday, November 25. next tirooer.s branch to secure reference books. Present Italian Dinner ber in the a. m., as the date for the Upholding meeting. Open Under the new plan this irksome the question were Miss Helena Brand and Mr. house discussion Angelo Magnano, Leo Sebastian held on the task will be unnecessary." Using the Casa Italiana as a Bernard Pearce, members of the will be Italo-Ethi- locale, the newly-formed Fathers' and Mary Franc!3 O'Connell; group studying Atheism, will pre- ppian question. A cordial invita- Club of Seattle College will pre- while Margaret Mary Dougherty, sent talks on one phase of Athe- tion to attend is issued to those end the perfect — St.Teresa's sent its first public affair on De- Alice McKenzie and Helena Brand ism the fact that false princi- interested in the situation. .. evening ... 8 at 5 p. m. The party formed the opposition. The de- ples are enunciated in the dif- A RESIDENCE FOR go to the cember will take the form of an Italian cision was awarded the affirma- ferent schools of biology. They Conducting BUSINESS YOUNG WOMEN entertainment and ad- tive side, and Angelo Magnano with three points Jesuit Priest dinner and will discuss it 000 Terry Aye. Seattle, SILK HAT will be one dollar a plate, was chosen best speaker. In mind: (1) that these things Joseph's Wash. Olive Way mission Lectures At St. 1800 .according to Dr. X. P. DeDonato, The customary open-house dis- are taught, (2) the logical effects by fTo president pf the club. cussion was followed a short of these teachings and (3) the The Rev. John M. Van Hoomls- expressed the business meeting, during which teachings. Dr. DeDonato error of such sen, S. J., is conducting a course hope and alumni Mr. Clifford Carroll, S. J., dis- Third Avenue Level that students Casey, head of the would lively closed that invitation to partici- , Mr. James Hi lectures on ihe foundations and Security Market MA. 0406 Dr.£. R.Gardner and parents take a on the life of Our Lord the dinner. Rev. Na- pate in debates with Gonzaga and committee principles of all religions, with Stall 20, Sanitary Market Interest in will appoint one member of his SEneca 2220 DENTIST talia Maruca, S. J., Dr. DeDonato also to enter a debate tournament a complete explanation of truths group to give a reading from practices only Cobb Building and George Stuntz, president of at Gonzaga had been received. and of the world's JOE FORD'S "The Life of Christ," by Goodier. religion. the Seattle College Alumni, are The debates are to be held In Jan- supernatural in charge of ticket sales for the, uary. At the last meeting, Mr. Paul The lectures are held each Mon- UniversalMarkets party. The new method of problem- McLane, English teacher at the day, Wednesday and Friday eve- FRESH AND CURED MEATS discussed, EMPIRE LAUNDRY Other officers of the Fathers solving debating was college, spoke for some time on nings at 8 o'clock in the audi- AND POULTRY And Club, elected at the first business and it was decided that a debate his experiences at the University torium of St. Joseph's School. lloi«-l and Restaurants Supplies .meeting, are W. P. English, vice of this type would be held at the of Washington. He dealt with Steamboats and Fishing limit* DRY CLEANERS "president, and W. J. Smith, sec- December 3 meeting. the problems a Catholic faces Outfitted 2301Western Avenue retary-treasurer. The topic for discussion at the there and with the Irreligious Home Phone GArflold6372 meeting, which will be held the class- Pioneer Bakery MAln 1840 The alfair marks the first act- next matter presented in 26, Is: "Resolved: That Angela Young read ivity the fathers, as a unit, November rooms. Miss 1320 East Alder that by Vote, sponsored. If successful, , a Two-Thirds briefly from "The Life of Christ." have Empowered functions under Should Be to Over- The business meeting was fol- numerous other the Supreme direction will be held, ac- ride Decisions of lowed by a one-hour social. EAst 7683 their Court Rendering Legislation Un- FRANK PERRI cording to Father Maruca who will be received Pettinger Co. constitutional." New sodalists TAILOR acts as a faculty representative. in to the Sodality on December 8. " 211 Vance Building Male Glee Club Heads Pat's Barbeque- " "WE AIM TO PLEABE" Named At Recent Meet Delicious Food Breakfast Lunches We Service and Sell Have Lunch at Our Fountain Dinner AH Makes High School Pharmacy Best of Everything. - Reason- Beer and Wine held by the Male Glee - " Elections ably Priced School Supplies 1118 12th Aye.,P. J. Gallagher CApital 1234 Lady Assistant College re- Hi11 Broadway Club of Seattle at a Broadway Hall Pharmacy EAst 2280 cent rehearsal meeting resulted Typewriters, Adding Ma- President. BUI Mc- Cor. Broadway and Madison as follows: chines and other Office Clarie; vice president, Myrdle John Kalin secretary, Equipment MetalWorks Lecture; Bob Richards; John L. Corrigan Merz Sheet librarian and treasurer, James ATTORNEy.AT-I.AW FuneralHome Rothstein; manager, Bill PUGET SOUND AXD REPAIR business NEW Miller. JOHN KALIN, Mgr. JOB WORK J.W. Pettinger The members are at present NEWS MGR. 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