the weekly expo:-ie:-it, friday, october 5....

Expnueni~ VOi IX.

THE WEEKLY EXPO:-iE:-iT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5. 1917. :-;t· MBER l.

l\1ontana Bobcats to Play Strong Conference Eleven ~

BENNION' $ BOBCATS

:: :: U ::i T he Battle of Green App le Cron ing. u ::

Montana Well Represented GET EARLY SENO.OFF

Coach Bennion and his t tght­

:t ing Bobcats were given a royal

:: I Six \alliant men in grim array

:: \\"ith hard green apples for the tray, In Large Freshman Class

\'er 'Wednesday morning by :: sendof! when they left for Den·

:TENN IONS LIGHT' SCRAPPY TEA M GOES UP AGAINST DENVER U ::

TOMORROW. TH E COLORADO TEAM WAS A STRONG CONTEND- ::

:i Assa iled a mighty short-horn ('rew. :: I Then fast an d fu r ious rnisslea new. : ~urprised. dismayed. distraught to

:: tears; THE WEARERS OF THE GREEN NUM BER ONE HUNDRED A ND FOR­

T Y INCLUDING EIGHTY MEN STU DENTS. THE RE GISTRATI O N

CARDS SHOW A DECIDED I N CR EA S E I N ENGI N EER IN G AND

SECRETARIAL CO U RSES . LAT TE R I S P O PULAR W IT H THE WO­

MEN STUDENTS.

ER AND SUFFER ER LE SS T HR QU GH GRADUATI ON AND ENLIST- ::

MENT LAST YEAR THAN AN Y OT HER ROCKY MOUNTAIN CON- U

FERENCE ELEVEN. MONDAY T H E BLUE AND GOLD LEAVE ::

a very enthusiastic crowd of students. The gathering arriv- U Till righteous anger stilled rt.heir !ears.

ed at tbe Northern Pacific :: They rallied. and their cry rang out.

depot shortly before 2:00 a. rn . U A quick pursuit became a rout. DENVER FOR FORT COLL INS W HERE THEY BATTLE WITH

U and their lusty yells caused U The doughty six, outnumbered, fled COLORADO AGGIES ON FR I D AY. t: many a native t<) rush to bis U Took refuge in a nearby shed.

:: window in a frantic endeavor lo :: BuL one a las, round 00 retreat t: ascertain the cause of th e com- U

Montana State'H fotba ll warriors lhe trip They will suffer !rom lack t: motion. Quite a showing was ff \\'as captu red ere he left the street. Tbe're green but not as greeu as !is \Vise, Hardin, M. K; Donald Lewis

eft on number forty-two for their Col- uf practice. t: made at tbe rally by the fresh- r. Tbey took their prize with shouts of they look and the sop~1omores round I Hardin. Arch. 11:;.; Rubletta ~fahan'. rario trip and were given 8 good Denver bas alway::; recru ited s trong ::: m e n class. Its members appear· U joy. thi ~ out on Oc tober lirst when the Anaconda, H. E.; John Bowen, \Var·

eJJd otf b)' &ome rwo hundred stu- Crom Montana. It will be rememhered :: ing fearfully on the streets :: But he was a \'err talkative boy. portals of the institution on the hill den. Agr.; \Villard \\'att.s, Anaconda.

ent.!j who showed their loyalty by that ·nuke·· Shroeder and Clem Crow- :: after 12 : 30, the hour at which :t H" d d b t opened fo r the beginning of a new :\1. E.; William Amer Anaconda M

'ddrng old '.\-forpbeut1 out of three or ley were drafted rrom Butte and that _ the sophomore activities were ~ I is comrades hear • secu re a oa' school year. :\Iontana State"s fresh- E.; Ulen Hart, llarl~wton, E. ' E.·

our hours of bis just dues. The boys both made the All Rocky Mountain U called off. After seeing the U Dashed down the street lllld gol the man class shows a decided Inc rease I Henry 1£1ingsen, Rig Timber, E . .E:.;

rrh:ed in Denver Thursday morning team. Appearing in the Colorado _ men safely on the train speed- U goat. • over those of previous years and with Lewis '.\i<' Roberl:s, Bozeman, Ind.

nd stoiiped at the Standish hotel, lineup against M S. C. will be "Skim- U ing toward Denver 1.he ra lly t: The horl-horns showed real pep and the e xception of two or three the one Chem . . Xorman Hibbert, Chicago, lit.,

..-ht:-re reservation:-; bad been made. mett .. Dee. Art Leah~., and "Punk" :: broke up and a sleepy lot of U merit hundred and forty-five students reg- Agr.; Buford Lowman, Como. E. E . ;

The' were given a preliminary Crowley, all of Butte. ::: college men headed for their :: \ is te rlng for the first time are from :\lyrtle Hollier. Bozeman, special;

.\ orko~t ThursdaJo' afternoon on Col- On Monday the squad expects to :: rooms. U And are commended for their spirit. ''" ithin the state. t:velyn \\"a terman, Bozeman, sec.;

Jrado field nnll again thie afternoon, lea:·e for Boul~er \\-"her: . they will u u ;\lORA L : Dant rile tbe first year In the class there are eighty men I M~riel Pease. Bozeruau. Sec.: Kath -

0 JirulJer them uii for their game with scrimmage agamst t ~.e t: mversi1.y of :: :: n tl :..: ::: u :: :: U :: u :..: u s<·hool or aggs. students. A lat·ge lH rcentage of the!Se anne Buzzell. Conrad, App. Arts.,

be l ni\erstty oC uenver tomorrow. Colorado on "Gamble fie_1 d On Col· are registered in Lhe engineering Dale Sheffield. Billings. )I. K; Ma-

en\er h:i conceded to han:: thl' st rong- I umbu:s Day they pla~- against the Col- course:s while tht! !:lecretarial <'ourse belle Bishop, Butte, :\lath ., Sophomore;

st team Ill the conference, havin& 01ado Aggies, who are at present the\ I g 17 r.RADUATES ARE MAKINr. r.oon runs a dose .. econd in po1rntarity. I .J ohn o·uandly, Belt, Arch. E.; Irv

;ufteied *he sligbte!St loss 01 old men utle holders. Th~s game is expected U U U Among thP v.·omen students Lhe ::;ecre-l ing Stp\·ens. Harlowton, Agr. ; Aud-

)f any of the sdiols. Captain Ander- to ~how our relali¥e stren~th, as Col· tarial courst:! receives the majority, rey Copeland, Rounpud, sec.; Alfreil

,on la 1 sea>Oll • All Rocky Mountain orado has sustained serious losses IN THEIR RE~ PONSIBLE POSITIONS with but lew registering in the I Bohn, \Yhitefish, Agr.; Lyle Miller,

half, is back and bas the support of also. v ~urses' course. \\'hitefish. Agr . Richard Knowles,

!lis old back field and a solid tounda.- The refusal of the athletic com· Following are the names and home Columbia F'alls. Chem. E.; Darrell

ion of , eteranh 00 the line. mitt..ee to couolenan<-'e freshmen play- ad<l.resses of the new students. \ Richard Ryno, Butte, sec.; Lloyd Kel

Our tt>am b exc·eptionaliy light, av· ers this year was a keen blow to the The graduating class of last spr ing departmen t of agricu lture. Minne- Carl Eastman, Anaconda. E. K; Al· ley_ Bozeman, '.\I. E.; Helen Tripp,

2 raging one hnndn·d and [ifly.ftve smaller institutions and we lost many contained over fifty members, among apolis. bert Jacobson, Anaconda. E. E.; Car- Butte, H . E.; Vergie Gilman, Boze-

pounds. But there is not a streak of ~1romisin~ possibilitie~ thereby. The~e whom were many of the most active Cannan, R. E .. animal husbandry. rot Oonahue , \Yhitehall. Ind . Chem.;

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man. sec.; Leonard ~iemi, Red Lodge,

elloY. Jn their make-up and they can is very httle change Ill the rules this and 11rominent members of the stu· county agriculturist of Valley county, Robert Reed , ~Vindham, Agr.; l\lae :\1. E.; Harold Resner, Ronan. E . E.;

e. depended upon to give their best I year but the ~ollowtng Confere~c~ dent body. They have now taken anrl will teach agricu lture in Glasgow Duval, Anaconda, Sec.; Donald Wil son, :bester MacSpadden, Missoula, Chem.

'l·~ainst an) odd:;. regulations are gtven as regards ehg1· their places in the world and are mak- high school. F'orsyth, M. E.; Henry Foster, Bil-1 :Stewart Thompson, Grea t Falls, E. E.;

Crim war and the ine,·itable gradu· bility: ing good at the occupations for which C'arr. Myron L., animal husbandry, lings, C. E.; Bees Snyder, Clarion, Pa .. Harry Maloney, Missoula. agr. ; Leon

1.tion ha::-. made serious inroads in the A stuaeut to be eligible to part- they recei ved training at Monla ll8. R~sen'e Officers Training Camp, Pres- H. E.; Roy Hersbland. BiJlings, Sec. ; Sayers, Bozeman.' Sec.; Winitre<l

eam. On!J three of last year·s line-· icipate in any intercollegiate cont- State college. Some did not enter

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cidio. r-.;ow in active service, Amer i- Ste lin Looney Hardin E. E.· Aug- Ethel Ditty, Lewistown, App, Arts.;

JP wfll appear in un iform, and but est must meet the following condi- the profess ions they studied for but ca n Lake, ' Vash. ust r Sc~neider, 'Helena,' M. E.; Jud- \ Glinn .\Viles. Columbia i.~al1 s, Chem

.wo of the alternates. The rest of tions : went directly in to government s er· Clarkso~ Robert, Anim al husban- son Jarvi§, Bozeman. E. E.; J4 aura, E .: Elizabeth Ravet, Bozeman, H. E.;

.be lean' ,·s oomi>ooed of new material Rule l. He must bave completed vice and at present a ll are making '·y, county a;rirulturist Phillips co. F Wb·t h 11 S N 1 N 1 I \'e~Jl. Fergu,on . Boze man . s ec.; Geo. I rangs, i e a , ec.; es e son, \ · C d" D 1

~s yet untrieri in college football. fifteen unit:s o( preparatory credit as a good showing and receiving advance·' Cole, E. Lester. agronomy, Reserve Dillon. Agr.; Doris Green, Glasgow, M_eFarlin, Butte, A~r.; tau ms av s ...

\.\'"heeler bas been out of the game for accepted by North Central association ment as fast as possible. Officers T t•a fn iag Camp, Presid io. Sec.; Sophomore; Thos. Harkinson . .£?illon, C. E.; Earl Potter, Bozeman,

a week on account of water on the of College and Secondary schools. Many left school early to receive Cook, Char les ,V., civil engineering, Choteau, E. E.; Chas. Farnum, Agr.; Ind Chem.; Gertrude Kelley, Boze-

knee and Stanley had a ligment to his Rule 2. He must have been in res i- training in the Officers Reserve engi neerln.g work with the boa rd of Ernest Leavi t t Miles City, Agr.; Clar- man. nurses: Florence Thompson. Wil­

l'ight leg torn in the last scrimmage deuce for at least one-half or a col- T raining camp at the Presidio and fi r e underwriters of the Pacific, ence Irwin , ~in Bridges, Arch. E. : ton, N. D., sec.; Merlin Taylor, P hila­

with the high school, but both men lege year. nearly all have received commissions Butte. 1 - Margaret Doe, Phillipsburg. Sec. ; Eva del11bia. Agr.; Marie Pilger , Butte,

ii play at least part of the game. Rule 3. He must ha,·e been regis- and are now engaged as office ln the Cook. Donald H .. chemistry. In· McDonel, Philipsburg. Sec. : Edna sec.; ~taude Porter, Belgrade, H. E .•

Practice has been somewhat ham- tered in person and regularly at. work various concen tration camps through- I structor in chemistry, New Mexico Frans ham, Bozeman, Special , Helen so11homore; Gerald Hunt. Bozeman,

pered on acount of the late registra- within two weeks of the beginning of out the country. Others went into Agricultura l college. \\'alsh, Bozeman. Sec.; Kathryn Mc- Sec., L-arren Bradford, Livi ng91..on ,

Lion seYeral men donned suits a week the semester in which be is 1o par- other branches of 1he service but all Dahl , Hilman, electrlcal eugineer· Donnell, Bozeman, Sec; Melvflle Brit- Arch E , Lowell Bowen , Butte, C. E:

earl~ in order to get in shape for the ticl pate. a re busily engaged in showing what ing. '\\pestinghouse company, Wilkens- tan. Bozeman, C, E; George Barnes, Ingwald Johnson. Absarokee, sec.:

real work which started las t week. Rule 4. He must be earning pass- an ~I. S. C. 1>roduct can do. burg, Pa. \l'httellall, Ind. Chem , Ruth . 'able, I .reso Willard Belknap, Polson. Agr ;

Captaiu Boberg and ·sunshine'' Rob- ing grades in at least two-thirds of Following is a list of the class ot DeCamp, Renan, electrical engineer. \\'hitehall. Chem., Edith Stanley, F'lo)d Hepp Polson, E E, Edith

erts were the last to regort, but com- what is considered fu ll work In his 1917 and the occupations in which ing, Montana Power Co., Butte. \\.h ite hall. Sec.; .F i-anJ, '\Vare. Miles Johnson, Le\\ISto\\D, Bot. and Bact

vleted registration in time to make ins titution. these not to include physi- they are at present engaged Duquette. Jay. electncal e ngineer- City, E. E .; 'Wayne Dunbar. Polson,

PROF. HOLST SOLVES THE BOARD PROBLEM

ca l training or drill. I ~ames, cou rses. and positions since 1111g, Montana Power Co. Madison sec.; Leonard Gra,,es, Polson, sec_; I . Rule il. l~e must ba"·e mad~ pass- graduation Rn er Plant Earl Kelley, Bozeman E. E. ; Mary YEAR BOOKS WERE 10g grades 1~ al leas t two-th1~ds ~f I Beer~techer, Ada, home economics, .Ji~ow ler. Edith, hom e economics. \Vi ll Eleersale, Glasgow, tt'. E .; Leonard

wbat ls considered fu ll work ID his graduale student Columbia university I leach borne economics in Deed Lodge I ~ · I MAILED TO STUDENTS institution , exc luding physical t rain- ".'\ . y ' public schools l\[oen. Culbertson, l\l. E.~ Esther ... Nie-

. . bel, Bozeman. sec.; Mayme Egan, ing and military drill, in the semester Bulloch. Fred. Agronomy, Bozeman I Fox, Arthur P .. agronomy. ~'ith his Butte. App. Arts. ; Helen Mabee, Glas-

of his residence preceding the one in \\"ater \Yorks. Just appointed to place father on farm near Kalispell. gow, sec. ; Florence 'Yesch, Billiugs, Several Copies of Publicatio n Have

which he participates. (Grades made in grain standardization, united States (Continued on ?age Four.) H. ~.; Grant Hodgskiss. Choteau. E.

f he High Cost of Livi ng is On ly a Ill> o r completed after the close of the E.; Ruth Harding, Billings, IL E.;

Joke for Students at Boa rd ing se mester as scheduled in tbe various FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES Helen Hi ll, Great Falls . H. E.; Mar-

Not been Dis pose d of- Mo ntana n Treasurer has no Worries.

House Just Opened . catalogues shall not count.) His ab-sence if for at least a year shall not garet Shaules, Billings, H. E.: Millard r

coun t against bis eligibility, provided STAGE DUCKING CONTEST Johnson. Glas~o"·· E. E.: Albe1'l Join\· .\l emhero of the staff of lhe rn1/ One of the l.Jigge~t problems con- he has not registered and started ! son . Hin sdalf>, E F:.; :\label R\·ans.

I I Culbertson. sec.; Sidney Sutherland, .\fontanan are bringing the aftairs of

anting the students this year is find- work in another in stitution of at least that 1niblkatiou to n close. A notice

'lg a place lo board. Besides being (·ollegiate rank in the interim. A ' Polson, sec.; Edgar .Johnson, Clancy, ha~ Ueen posted on the bulletin board

l'arce, board is expensive and cannot student's work during a summer ses- L O\Ver I i~ ~:::~rc~r~~:u~~~:.e·0~;;u~::gs~. ~~·- ~::.· by Ru11ert St.reets, editor of the An-

o obtaiuecl for less than thirty dol- sion shall not be considered in either S h a mpoos a nd Massages Being A dminis t ered N ig htly B y 1 Cl S h G. F h F R "d :\ell Currie, Bridger, H. K ·, Dora ~--.os- nua, requestmg all student~ who

A great deal of in,·es· h is re• id ene or scholastic require· assrne n; op o m o r es , 1ve • ros ree t es. 1 gating of this matter has been done ments.) se, Joli et , Sec.; g1sie Gerbe r. Great iaYP platPCl orders for annuals lo

~-.alls, C'hem.; Adele "'oillarcl, Butte, I <·all ttnd gt>l them. As many of th e

) Prof Hol!:'l or the School of Agri- '.\fontana State has conformed to I ··ven~ence is mine."' "1 will hn\'e mo?·e modern. A ~hin y blal'k Hudson H. E. ; Herbert H eyn, Ste,·cus\'ille, hooks Wf're still in the hand::; of the

ultnre. During the last year he man- these ag well as a ll of the other rPgu- it." Thb hi the <·ry that resounds Super-six steals llll through the night Sec: .; Helen Carey, Polson. se<'.: Doug 11ulJli~hers when college ended in rhe

ed a boarding house for Short lntions of the Conference and will through the halls anU around the old and draws up to the sidewalk where las Pease, nozeman. set · Beulall 1 spring the i•roblem of deli'"ering them

ourse students that enabled them to play he- r first game as a bona fide historic campu::; ati the myslerious some um;us11ecting Frosh is gazi ng l.e" is, Three J?orks. ::>ec.; \\'m. '.\fl-. to sr Hlent~ ha~ l>een a dilficuh onl'.

lYP on ~ixteen dollars a month In memllel' romorrow. The Rocky ')!Olm- groups of inno<"entK, and the far more at t l'inket8, his nose flattened against Douough. Fromherg, agr.; Arthur \\'hen th1..• addresses of thP !Stu

l'is hoarding house, five hundred dol- tain no" emlJraees the foll owing d k

:tr was refunded to the sturlent schools lTnivenlity of Colorado. Col- mysterious groups of '"hardened, tht! window vane A capture takes .John ~on, FromlJery Ind . Chem.; Reryl ent..; were• ·nown the book:-; were

oa rclers, two hundred dollars was 1 r 11 r 1 d A . ltt ral Sophs nu·et and relate their tales or place, one more l<~rosh learns a Jes- Buffenning. Bynum. :sec.~ Clare Har· sem 10 th<'m hy 11arre1 11ost but as

aid for Y. 2\I. C A clues and one orac 0 0 ej!e.

0 ora 0 gncu 1

• wot' and shows sh:ms of con(lict in son. He does not struggle. but lies lll'r, Belt. 11. l·~.: Ju.mes :\kDunal<i, man) lrnll uot left wonl of their

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81r,_htaobol 1°1 nrlv~efi:snlet·_s .• the form or plastered hair that has a a-qn i\' er in the bottom of the rar. \Yhitehall, Agr.; Lillian Axtt•ll. Bo1.e- '' hen'ahout~ a ft.,,. 0 1 tlie hooks wen ..

undred and fifty dollars was gh·en to \ ~ 1 J' l

10 Y. \\~ C. A, etah Agricultural College, and ~Ion- faint ndor of alrohol, gasoline aud Suc h is his lot , lhat he cou lrt not walk man. It. K: ;\[ar!:ar t Conrad. Katis-110.~.hlt·r· ~~~~1~:!~tion of thf' annual IJ~

This year Prof. Holst nas rented a rnna State C'olle~e The Unh·ers ilies otlH'r soh·euts. down the ~:reefs of Bozeman and not 11ell, Ap11. Arts.; \\'illiam l\:an1rns. hP i•ia~~ of ·11., mark::; the end or n

oise at 2ut s. se,·enth. which has of "~yoming ancl :\e\\ ~lexico are Ven:.wanC'e is done, that night some be hmhered hy someone whom he bas Bozeman Ind. Chem.; Yeda Phill111s. lonely ~oph is round straying away not e\'en met :rel. Bur life is full of .\loore, Sec.; Gussie Pool. Townsend, IJig 18 "'k and the (•la:-:~ ar~ to br co11

een put under the supervision or a affiliated members Coach Bennion from home ties. He struggles. but in s11r1>ri~et:> and he learns Hrnt numbers But. and Bact.; Dorothy Reed. \nnd- .c:rarnli:ttf'd on the ''Otlllc:>rfnl sho\\ing

Huron. Mrs. A 13. Kent, and s ixt:· and Dean 13. Swingle are our repre· ,·nin; his 11light iH a so1-ry one be· <lo not <.:ount against. science nud that haam, JI E.; Clndys Kervins, Yk· tl:e~ ha'p made. I11rrensetl ('O~ts of

tudent~ are hoarding there for sentalh·es. l«llHW of 1he ("\'Cr inrreasing number tb(' "lo rdly freshmc>n dass h; slill to or. II I!:. Lindley Durkee. Polson. !abol' and paJier nw<lt.· the 1iroblt>lll or

"e!Ye ancl one half rlollar:'.i 11er mouth The followi n ~ men made the tl'i11: uf grt"en l'aps. l'nable to help him. l.Je ho1herecl l>y a handful of stea lthy Arrh. I!!.; John Tretsven. Bozeman, tinaudnJ.:. an exl·e11ti1111ally l1ar<l Ont•.

t would make the national food com- Coach Bennion. ::\lanager Dirkson. ' I I l · t 1 his C'ot111mnionf' linger around the dark ~ophs \\ho s top at norhing. ti)lednl, Josephine Arnold, Bozeinan _...,, t lOllg 1 rile trl!asurers repor ia:-

iits.sion proud to see the \\'iP' in which Bergman. l. e .. Borton. I. l., \\'ylie, I · · l b d - I alley:-; anrl hol1l "hate·· meetings. Hp is submi tted to the tortures that nursc8; :\fargaret Hole, Uozeman, not yet JN'n rect'ned it 18 rumore(

o~·sttl1hents of the Secondary schools I f'{ •• Senz anrl \\'heeler, c .. Stanley. S1i ll stuggling he i:s talren to some nHefuf planniJlg has perfected. His special: Veda All>Prta Mondo,·i, \\"is .. thatl the finances are in good shnp1-.

' e e food problem. Much credi l r. ~-. nus('h a nd Hoherts. r. t., Taylor, I l J ( ·1 ~ ·11 t u b d p f nearh.Y ~orority house and puts on an fa('e b paiuled, f1i:s hair is massaged, 11. J~.; J osephi ne Holderby, noiemon, fill( 11 e r- ass 0 ' wi no e ur

I ne ro Hol~t in lllltting the thing r . e., noberg a11d King, Finch and entertainment. l\ccentrie son.~s. danr- he is thoroughly Irrigated. until he Chem.; fd a Higgin s. Bozeman. nur:-e~ clened IJy a hig tleht in<·urred in their

HOUgb. Oberle. I. h., H.o:-ls nnd "yheeler, I' b .. ing, and perhaps a t·lever joke fur- f~eb hilwwt1 the lowers morcal on Bernice ll all. Bozeman. nurses. FJ<.r- _junior YPar.

\tashin , a lt ernate. ni~hes amuseniE:>nl fflr the "l"ister!S.'' eart h In the hands of the very devils. ence T)·Jer, Hamilton. sec.; E!'ther - --- -

Among the new courses offered this The team wi ll he hack a week from The wor:-: t blow ol ni l ! That he, a To ra 11 the procedure he is conveyed J.ee, C'ouray. ::>ec·.; Lillian Drummoncl. '.\lisi:; F'lorence Pool, clas:; of 'l:J. \\llo

ll~ l!i the Nurse's Training course, I Sunday. Sophomore. should be subjected to to some lonely plat'e, divested of his Terry . sel'.; Ruth \1--.orbes, Tl elena, ser : bas been instruC'tor in the Havre p11h·

h ich ll:\ open to graduate nurses su<'h lrealment! \'nahle to 1110\'e, he pedal co ,·erings and unsurreptiously :\largarN r.razer. Bi111ng!'. nurses: lie ~thool5 for the vast two years.

lthough ~nt few are registered In ft: i\lis~ Lora )(ax 11 e ll. •.110 i·s I l t 11 t B l ' ' I Fl A 1 H E h t d h I · · I is certain to IH'O\'e a valuable d .... in is dragged inrh by inch to sorue near- en ert>c o wa < 10me. Ht sue 1 is . ary anagan. nal'on< a. . .:..: as acC'ep e t e 11os uon m t 1e e;...

!lportant one during the comt an1

~·harge of th~ women's pbysical tra in- hr watering trough and ls bodi1y lhe lot of the freshman. He learns Ruth Trelnnd, \\' inifred. sec· . Ray tension department in Xorth Dakota

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. .ng co· 1111g rla~scs, 18 arrant;' ing a course in hurled into the icr cold clrink. Per- 1hrough sad experience and profits Cameron, Terry, Ret.; Lyle Fl int., unde·r· ~l lss Katherine Jen::;en. former

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• ::;, as. nstruction is g iven in lirst aid wor k. AJ.thougb this will be haps hp is allowed to go bis weary thereby aucl wise in the lore or scien- Te l'ry , sec.: Robflrt Da wes. Bozeman. ty 01 the State College. Mit;s Lulu

pre11arat1on. bacterioli1gy, and in ronnertion with the freshmen wa,y and ilrag::> himself wearit~· home. tific hazing bid es his time till the fac- K E .: Earl Cherry, Sidney. Agr.; Cheii:-;nut, u graduate of .\L S. C .. ha:-1

well as the Pegnla r cot- J;":Tmnasium. others will be gh·en the a wiser a nd a ueuer man. ulty pronounce him a second yea r George Boifeuillet, Harlowton. E. E.; taken ~fl:::;s Pool 's place in the Ha\Te

01i11ortu nity to ta ke rhe course. The rype of sovhi1wmorc warfare is mnu Then the cycle is reenacted.. \t'alter Kennedy. )i[is;:,oula, E. E.; "~ii- schools.

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SUCCESS C..,_i\.FE TO ECO:XO!\IIC.\L RTL'DENTS:

\\'e are always ready to scne you with the best the market

affords at the lowe~t price.

Buy our .\lea! Ticket and SaH 10°c

S.5.:50 FOR $5.00.

It Sa' e:< S2.00 eHr) .\Ion th .

\\'ith the oyster season ll"C sei·ye shell oysters in an,· style.

12 E. l\Iain St., Bozeman.

CREDIT A bank account helps your credit. A thrifty man can

alwan borrow at his bank. Paying by check creates a good. impression. Remember us ll"hen you ha,·e money. and we will remember ,-ou "·hen ,·ou n eel money. Open

an account with.

Gallatin Trust and Savings Bank

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is to prC'sent to its readers. eucll "'eek. an aceurat2 and complete record ot

t.be developments in. coll~ge affairs during that period nnd to e~ert its influ· I ence for the UJibuildmg of Montnna State college. The paper is tile result C'C

''oluutnr.r eHort put forth by the stude:1ts who compose the start.

I I I Published every F r iday of the college year by n ~tat! chosen from the

I students of the f\Iont:rna State '-'allege of Agriculture aad Mecna.nic Arts,

of t l1e l'niversity of Montana Bozeman, Moot:i:ia

1 I

Entered aE= ~econd-cla8s mntter nt Bozeman. Montana,

under Act r Congre~s or Manh :i, Us/~.

S UBSCRIPTION RATE

I Two Dollars l"<"r Year Te:J Cents Per t::opy

I StudentR be<'ome Subs('ribers Uf)OD payment or the regular acltYity ree.

I i;JJITOR-1:'\-('IJIEF

Bl"Sl:'\ESS :llANAGER

I SPORTS \\"RITER

SOCJF.TY R~~PORTER

!=>TAFF

C. G. STRA:-IAHAN '18

LEROY FOWLE R '19

GREGOR McMl!,LAN '19

... MARGERY QUAW '18

·20

'20

ReJ)orters and other Staff mem bers being selected by Competit ion

90 MEALS :f 30 -AT THE-

BUNGALOW A place where you can f el at home.

.ALSO EXCLUSl\'E CA~DIES FOR PARTIC LAR PEOPLE.

MUSIC AND TEA FRIDAY F ROM 3 :30 TO 5:30 P. :M.

Get the Habit-Meet your friends here.

HELLO, PEOPLE! We are always glad to see the College sudenL

back and im·ite them at any time to inspect

LAN60HR'S 6REENHOUSES P hone 95 \\'. 315 Tracy Ave. S.

Welcome, Boys!

IYMCA 1

I SPECIAJ. COLLEGE '1E>!BERSHIP " 00 I

TO THE NEW STUDENTS.

If you want to r eally enjoy a cool, clean shave drop in and make a call.

All the lates t s tlyes in hair cuts.

Bath in Connection. Montaoa State <·ollege extends a h ai·ty we l<·ome Lo you 11 ho have tome I here tor the first titu.e to take up a course or study with t.he other members I ot the Blue and Gold. That YOU are here menns tlrnt you have chosen a R & w · 11 · course in which yotf wish to recei\'C the elementar) trainin~ (Or your Ji[e I amsey 1 lams work. \\"e hope it also means that you intend to complete the tra•ning offered I 28 \Vest Main Str eet. Bozeman, Mont.

here in the course or your choice. -----·---------------------------'

To the new students. men and wome:1 who :ire here for the eduC'ation:'.lJ

\'alue of the training offered by an i:istitution of higher learning, ::\Iontana

QUALITY. SERVICE.

I SHORT COURSE $6.00 I !

St.He will fult ill your expectations. lf any of you ai·e here just for a ~ood

time, you have come to the wrong plac·e, and wilt Yery soon fLld it out.

Go after ~·our Wl1rk as if you meant b11sine.3S. Don't wait for it to come

after you. ror you will wait in \ ain. II you ha\'e been accustomed to receive CLUB CAFE

"'ell equipped Gymnasium. Banked Running Track,

I

\\'hite Tiled wimming Pool and S howr Baths.

Steel Lockers. Social and Club Rooms.

GL'EST PRffILEGES TO ALL STL'DE:\TS.

merely a passing grade in high sch col , now is the lime w wake u11.

!\lost of you haYe not as yet taken up work in nuy of the vnrious !HU­

dent organizaLio:1s and find a lot or :-:pare time nn your hands. Don't le•

it go to wa~te. Remember, that you will get out of your college life just

what yon tHll into it and no more

Attend strirtl~· to your ~nu.lies to the exclusion of e,·er~·thin~ eh-e and

e\ en though you ~raduate witlt honors. the four years that you 8pend at

<·ollege will ha "e bet.>11 largely wa~ted Become aetiYe in student :11fair~ and

your education will iirogress nnwh taster "ithout you knowing It. Try out

for a 11lal't"' 0:1 nn alhlf>tic or debating team, the Exponent. the orchestra, the

DAN CE HALL FOR PRIVATE P ARTIES.

BANQUETS A SP ECIALTY.

V. C. \YRAY. E. C. 'TREET.

I Attention, Student ' •

! ____ _ -------------------- '1~nd Gr tLe Dram:itic- dub, Pi<:k out one or two of lhese organizntiont' and

clevote some of your spare tim('. to them. Become efficient in them and

I

Commencing immediately we are making a Rpecial rate to

College Students,

j For The Latest 1n Dress

and School Shoes

I Come To The

I

I ExclusiveShoeStore L ______ ~a?g Bros., Props.

,-----------------, :----------------1 1 THE FINEST (' \. DYi I I NOT TWICE AS 816 I ' on earth. I I I but twice as good is ll"hat we

I CE,";TE.' 'L\ L ('HOCO· claim for the BLACK

I J,.\TES. 1

1 BEAL'TY ;"ic C!GAR. It's

/

quality, not size. that makes

I I •he ,-alue. Sold onlr b.1

~ H M ID ~!!~Ji I HENKE 6 "CL~A! .• STO-RE I

! A POPULAR PRESENT j: fKeep W ~~-m-For Wedding or Birthday one I

of I KIRBY COAL and CARNEY I COAL

I BLOCK WOOD and SPLIT WOOD SCHLECHTEN

MONTANA SCEN ES. KENYON=NOBLE lBR. Co.

I Studio 12 South Black. 320 Wes t Main . Phone No. 4 _, __________ _ I I Loose

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EVERYTHIN G IN

Leaf Books

I PHILLIPS BOOK STORE

Y. and E. FILI"IG 'YSTEJ\18.

• )lontan;.1 ~late will 11rofit h)· it, but YOU will }>fOlit lUORt Of all .

I The irc>shmnn ytar m <·olle~e is the be~t year of the four- -Ask the sen­

iors. ~lake it your hi~ y~ar and the Olhersl will se(•tn more likt' the [irst

j Blfi REGISTRATION STUDENT BODY IN 1 IN SHORT COURSE PATRIOTIC PARADE I

All Previous Registration Records Entire Body of Students ar.d

Broken when One Hundred Take Part in Parade for

Band

and Thirty-five Register. Drafted Men.

01w hunclret.I UIH.l thirty-live ha\e .\fontana State l'olkge was well rE'·

t-nrullt ,1 in th~· difll·t'l'llt braucb(!oi-; of J•n:>c11tcd in the patriotic parade held

ht· shor t ( ' Olll'~l' thio year Thb i~ > cst<'rclay afternoon., for rhe dratted

lht· la rg-e!'.'t numLt>r that has e,·er been men Thp entin• student body march·

r1•g.~ t 1•red in thi:s course since it was Pd by das~es in 1he parade. Shorth

!-i!LJ.l'tt,d some year-s a.~<? Of this num. after two o'c•Jock the students left the

l i Pr ciµht) are freshmen. These are Colh~~c and man·hecl to the high

reghitert?d in Lile course in agrkul· :-l'hool, "here the parade was being

ture for lhe mmH pan although tiOme formed. Starting at the high school

an.. taking the litt•nse engineer 's the parade proc·eeded down Main

<.·vurtiC>. The large enrollment is due tilreet and to the .:\'orthern Pacific

tu a large e. 1en1 to t he effort5 or depot. It wns led by the Commercial

Pn1f. Hoisl, pri nC'ipal of the course. band. following whi b came the mem­

U1!1'ing the last r·ew years Mr. !Joist l.Jers or the G. A. R . and t he National

haR developed a system of caring for

the students that has cut their col­

lege expenses In two. T he school of

agriculture is assuming larger pro.

Guard, t he Boy Scouts, a nd th e Camp

F'i r e Girls. l<"otJowing these came sen·

lors, juniors. 80phomores. college I band an d freshmen and short cour se

portions an d is l.Jou nd to increase i n Hltlden t s.

JH'1H1 larity Short, patriotic speeC'hes were made

HOOVER WILL RECOMMEND

REDUCED BREAD PRICES

\Vasbington.-lt oo ver offi cially a n­

nounced Thursday that t h e food ad­

minis1 ralion will recommend a reduc­

tion in bread Jlrkes. HooYer is help­

Je!;S to dire<'ll)' rorce a reduc1io11, but

lH:lieYcd his recommendat ions will be

followed.

by Presiden t Hamilton and ot hers I ''bile waiting for tJ1e specia l t .,.111.

wllieh arrh ed shortl y after 4 o 'clock.

1 A body of !i t nd ent police c leared Main

street of a ll cars before the parade I nncl l<e11t ' 'ehicles off of th e line of

mar ch.

'I i Edi h F I ·17 . h' I ., SS t ow er. • IS tefl(' 111g

In Deer Lodge.

VILLA CAPTURES TOWN ;

He ,aid that the federal trade COW· DECLARES SELF DICTATOR '

mission·~ inquiry into the cost. of bnk· 1 _ - I In~ an1l distribution or brl'ad is ex- El Paso. Te:x.-Pnncbo Villa tead-

11cc.t_ed to he completed within a few ing a band of his followers, 'S\\ ept

•In) :s. As soon ns this data can be down from the Durango mountains

11ro11erly co11sidered the food ndmin- last week and captured the town of

0 R MALTED l\I ILKS OR OTHE R 15c. DISHES.

TWO FOR TWE 'TY-F IYE CENTS. (Come in Pairs.)

I ALSO A F INE LINE OF CA:\'DIES- FRESH DAILY.

THE SUGAR BOWL Phone 71 J. 104 W. :.\Iain .

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I If It Came From Mull's It Is 1 Correct I

I MULL'S Attention, Boys!

Look over these p1·ices, t hen come to

Wagner Bros. Store AND SA VE A DOLLAR.

No ma hoga ny fixtures, no Paris s tyles here. only good, substantial th ings o wear for boys who care at saving.

Dress shoes, gun metal calf, lace and button in all styles and shapes, including Eng­lish lasts at....$3.25 to $5.45

Jer sey Sweater in all color s, at ...... ... $1.50

Fall and winter caps in all color s and shapes .75c

Kahki one-piece CoYer-alls, worth $3, our price $2.50

Dre s shirts in military and l\Ionar ch brand tylies, all t he latest paern~. 75c-$1.50

l\Iedium heavy weight rib­less union suits, with closed crokh 75c. o $1.50

WAGNER BROS. "A GOOD PAIR TO DE AL WITH."

1rntion intend~ to annou1a·e its Rosario, Durango, according to 1rn em­

\ fews on the t>t:uu.Jardization. shape, ptoye or an Amerl<'an cor poration op­

.u~d <.·ompoRilion _or bread and make~ erating there, who bas nrriYed here.

tts recornmendauons to Bakers. re lie $Rid Yilla had declared himseir

tni'.l-rs and consumert:> covering coop-1 di<:tator of the dlstricl surrounding

e1~tlon in the reduC'tion in 11rlce. Rosario, b ad regulated the prices or 1

lloon'r expects to effeft strict econ- foodstuffs. levied taxes and seized a

omies in cleliverie• nn•l to appeal to I quantity or wheat for distribution 44 East Main Street.

c·m~s11m1·r~ tn buy over the ('OuntC?r among thp poor. - ---Opp. Daily Chronick! Office

I : I

/ ~ e ~~rog.iy e 'Ii I y,~,lb~E~,~ :~kB,,~,!.~, " II-: Hello, Boys

I 1

I price that will surpnse you. Also a nifty Suit.

! ·0 one i · more "suffocated I I M c k ' with joy" to see t he college 1 c r a c en s students back t han we are. , I

It seems good to have t hem I up once more. 1

WHE~ YO. TEAR YOUR CLOTH ES OR NEE D A :\'E W SUIT.

around to liven things up a ! GOODS ARE BETTER. I I ! Michigan Building. Bozeman, Mont. WE ARE GLAD TO SEE YO U BACK.

Here'8 luck to the football ! :..--------------------.

/'Mm '/j:,o l1

itYRIC THEATER! .-, -T_h_a._t_R_o_o_m_~--, I: I TODAY, I '1 F 11

Louise Glaumm in I e 0 w s Holloway's 1' · 1· "THE IDOLATERS.'. 11 ln M. s. c. ~ennant_alway~ fills the bare ~pot on the wall.

TOMORROW, Quality Stationery, Students' Supplie~. Ett.

Home of Hart Schaffner & ! I :\fay '.\1cAlister in ! GE Q H WI L :'11arx Clothe· ~II I "PA :t\ TS" ~lis• Alice .\lcCune will lea\'O Sat- , Tbe memhers of the Pbi Gamma I! • • LSO ~ co•

urday for Sl. Paul to attend. th~ Up. sorority en rertnined at a c·audy vull I It 'ink GEOHGE

Sl NDAY. Oct . 7, silon Omicron Conclave, wbtcb 1s to at the home or Mts!:i ?ilarjorie Quaw. -------------

---- Alex andria arlh~] e in be held tbere Saturday. on South Central a\'enue, Thursday ---- ----- - - -----------­

"TIDES OF FATE.' ' I ! e\'ening. I - ---

'i 1 . Iatinec 2

=

30· B;~~·;~~~ T.e!;~!~:~~e~nd ;'.,~:d:; n:~ ~!is. ;;ua Haine. and ~lio. ·~... G ·a 11 at in Gr 0 c er y

Monday, Oct. S. honor or ~Liss Frieda Bull , a former :->01T'11! were hostess to eighteen or 55 PHONE

55

I Dick Rossen in m ember of the college faculty, who their girl friends at a spread at Ham-

"TH HAUNTED HOUSE." will leave shortly for California. Tbe ilton Hall, Sunday evening.

l e\'ening W:l.!:i spent with fancy work. 6 I 6 fiirls !

If you have not been meas- The Phi Gammas entePtained Pres l-

ured for bloomers kindly come 11 Tues -Wednesday. Oct. 9-10 ~!rs. l'na ll. Herrick, tbe dean or dent Hamilton at dinner. ~t onday. Oct. I 5 I 5 down at once so that we can adge Kennedy in )'Omen at Hamilton Hall, left Tues- 1st, the occa~lon being his birthtlar I ____ _

'BABY :MINE.'' day for Dillon. ~l ontana, to visit with anni\·en;ary.

get off the order. I Goldwyn. her daughter. ~!rs. E. J. Calloway and to make the acquaintance or her

" 'e also ha\•e the :\1. S. C. I The girts "ho I" ed at Ham11i0i1 I

n new granddaughter. !

I. j T h d I Hall last year entertarned the ne"

regulation gym. s 1pper. 1 very u rs a y,

1 H odrome \'a udeville. girls at a theater 1>a1 ty and supper

I :\lrs, Isahella Henerson Stewart, at the Bungalow Thmsday, Sep. 27 11

R df grand president of the Alph Omicr on

ee S '----t- - --·-------' Phi visited the Alphi Phi chapter on -- I

'I _ Tuesdar. ONober 2. She wa a guest Paul :\'ye, of Billings. is visiting

I ----- friends on the hil l. His J) l ans are not

I at Hamilton Hall at dinner and an in·

BOOTE Ry I

A y o u R i:~r~ha~ 1111:,~:: ~';a~r~~,·e;cl::Pl~:.r honor :::~:11~d r;~ll~~: ,:·:,~:·but he will not I RVICE I :'11h-;s .Jeanelle Kelly, Ti, and her ) 1il:is Gelia Buell, ::'\Iiss Milded Stew· I

I ('OUSin. :\tis::; Jocelyn, of Portland. Ore .. an and Miss :\ Iildred Bartz left last I

I visited friend~ in Bozeman. Thursday, we~k for Madison. \\'is., where Miss I hase & Sanbor n's returning to Livingston Friday morn- Hanz and '.\iiss Stewart will finish

I Fan1ous I ing, where ::'\liss Kelly i~ teaching their C"ollege cour~es. )fiss Buell '"'ill !'_

I DROP IN AND ENJOY A I this winter spend a few weeks visiting in Madi-

SHA VE TE AND COFFEE S. son and other eastern points before

I c~:;~s~~~~Bi~c~~~p 11 , THO H REA 2 ro· ! I ic:~ is~,!'r~,~~:s~:'o~~~;~;oo~ ~::::n~;·e~=: I rernrning home. __

132 W. ~1a1n . • U' lJ 1 )lis:-; Forbes was accompanied by her )Jii-;.:-; Zada Sales. a popular member f

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sister. Louise. who has enrolled in of Bozeman younger social set, has 1 Phone 24.

----- ---, _I rollege here for thi~ year. enrolled in music course for this .rear. i

TR y l :\Iiss :'11innie r:nen :'llarquis enter· 1 .John Hanna is d!'iting <:allege rnined a few friends in honor of !\Iiss I

1

1 -------. friPnds this week, before lea\'ing ror 4 Azalea I.infield, who leaves soon for

,,........... I L S YS I a nd :, :\linnea11olis. where he will enter the J )linn£"apolis \\here sLe w ill attend I l'ni\·ersi ty o[ :\finnesota . I S<.;h<H1l tbi~ wiUlt!r.

1 l\II CH. S. STER N 'S & Co.s I 1

Montana State College of Agricul­ture and Mechanic Arts

Practical cour ses in Civil, Electrical and :\iechanical

Engineering, Mechanic Arts, Agriculture, Dairy, Hor-

1cultural. Home Economics, Industrial Chemi~tn·. Economic Biology, Music and Art. ·

Beautiful. grounds, commodious buildings, complete

wood and iron shops, extensive laboratories model

kitchen and sewing rooms, music and art studio.

J.M. Hamilton, President Bozeman, Montana.

COLLEGE STUDENTS WE A R E ALWAYS GLAD

TO SEE YOU BACK.

I I ;-==============•!Station ,,.ill c0111inue her studies in I ! I COLL CLOTHES. ,1 Alumni and Ex- lchemi>try in C'olnrubia l'nimsit;. I Gallatin !1 ! I Carl Gutt.,·halcl<, ·111. who has been l

Lumber Company None beat them. I Students "'"btant in chembn; at the college, I Phone 20. Opp. Court House.

II CLEANING & PRESS·! j Few e qnal them. j ::;~~::::::'.t"~~b~~. Heor1~~ir~~t~m'~~~~~:it;~ IL _____________________ _

I INfi DEPARTMENT !1

11

\\~e sh t special College f ~r:11

1~:~1a0 ~~~eteC'<l·~~:~g;, ~~~,~~a~~,;r~hn; ~Ii:-~ An11e T -B-re-neman, ·111. who 1 I I I I uit for l hou;;e director and dietician at Ham- has been instrnctor in mathematics Print1"ng and Develop1"ng t

ilrc:n hall, having been apuointed to 1n lhc Teton county high school at

! '.\!ODER:\ EQUIPJ\IE. 1T l I l take the plaee of )liss Em ~[cKinney, C'hot<·au lor the past few years, is

11 0 00 I who is uo'' ~tuc1)-·ing at \Yashington taki n:::: thl' 11la<.:e of ~Iiss Frieda Bull.

State unin•r!:iity. ~1iti:-l Clark, after ·n1, a~ as~i~tant in mathematics in

I Swam dry room remo\'es all I 1

1 linishing her course here. held the )f S. l'. ~liss Breneman taught in

I 1 II pos ition of dietician at St. Peter·s Gallatin county high school for sev-

1 Gasoline Odors. 1 ! G

We are equipped to do first clags work in Kodak Finishing.

Full line of Ansco Photographic Supplies.

DRUfi I I I

e today at hvspital in Helena and later took a cral years before going to Choteau.

11 ('nurse in Instillltional Management al .\liss Bull will ,-h~it her sister, Mrs.

: HARRY HI WILLIAMS 1

1 II w s H'S 1 Simmon·s college. llo~ton , ~lass so G. \Y Kirscher, ·o9. at Townsend. and I

I I that she is r turning to M. s. C'. witb wlll lnte~C'~fo~ , ,__ ________ P_ r_escriptions a Specialty.

t 1 1 much \'Rluable training and experi· - ----- ----------

ROE CHER'S STORE

! t - ~ ence and her many friends \\ill wish I I ! Phone TAILOR 177-W I -_I ~--------~ ::.:·~kmuch ti\l<ces' in her new field of I COLLEGE BRIEFS I We A re Sti-.l-l _A __ t_Y_o_ur l _______________ J WE EXT HEARTY I ' ~largaret Bole, ·13. bas registered

,---------, MOTHER'S and

PURITY BREAD !' For sale at

I VIEN~ ;'B'AK ERY I I P hone 28W. 28 w~~in. !

WELCOM ALL THE

STUDENT Y.

We are pl t o know t hat you are b "on the hill" again and t o announce ha t our s to a t your ser­\·ice .- use i our own and a place to your friends down own.

We are sp t s in Readv·

I ---, to-wear and ery for wo-

COMMERCIAL ' ATIONAL I men.

BANK. I '1 ~:~~::~ ~~;~~·~f.it --:~:~:~~~I W A L R'S

J. H . Ba ker. Cashier . I . I Specia or e. Bozeman - - - :.\lonana. 1 I-------

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r------ARCADE B!LllARO-PAR~L --

A F INEST PARLOR IN GALL AT IN C Y

NICE LINE OF .. CIGARS, CANDIES BACCO

FIR T CLASS BOWLING .\ LL E

)i·ne•rt.he course in auto pract ice th is 1 Servi·ce

A numlJ r or the graduates or the

c lass of ·1 i are teaC'hing this yea r,

June H artman, ·10, i:;pen t th e su m· ot hers are continuing their stud ies in

111 r in Ch icago, <'Onti nuin g her stud- larger instilmious. Among the list

ies in mus ic. a re th e fo ll ow ini?;: i\ti ss Ada Beer·

fft.echer, who is studying at J ohns

b: ll wood 'Morri s. '09, has retu rn ed H opk in s; Miss l 'rsula Hodgk iss , who

from lhe Unh•ersity of \\'isconsi n an d

ta ken up work in th e Expe rimen t

Station.

is traini ng at t he Deaconess a t Great

Fall s ; )l iss RuU~ Stahlford, instruc­

tor in home economics in T hree

Forks, and Miss J eannette Kelly who

Miss Esther Belle Cooley , '15. has is 1n c harg-e of the h om e sclen-ce c1e­

acc:e[lted a posi tion teach ing domest· 11a rtment in Liv ingst on .

ics a rt in the SC'hool s of \Vinona,

Minnesota.

Na tha li e Sarke t, ·13, has left the

llarlowtown schools and accepled a

position in the Livingston h igh sr-hool

as teacuer. I

Geor1<ia Hollier, ·1;;, has left the I Regis t rar·s office and a(·cepted a I J.lOsition in the forestry department of

rhe civil ~ervice. I --

Ermine Potter, 'OS, and wife. '06., were Bozeman \·isitors during the

fair. Mr. Polter acted as one or the

judges at Lhe fai r.

Erma Lessel , '16, fo r merly assistant

rbemlst iu it.be Mon tana E~periment

TliE CliEERFUL CHERUB Some people. hunt for.

"t..nim·b .. b And hill \Jb .. te.ver . ones the.y find­

Jd n..ther 5it in .solitude.

And ch-e..se the thou~hh e.round my -~~

. d ' min . • "~-" u

l'.!"!'C•"~

Wishing your a successfu l year at College we a r e

The Central Studio Corner Main a nd Tracy .

BOZEMAN FARMERS' CREAMERY Judevine & Son s

lCE CREAM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS .....

'hone 143 orth Central A venue

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The Moulting Ser.son is Here

Feed your hen's Lee".-< Poultry Food and help them thr ough this devitalizing period to

earlier egg production. Sold by

Ow enhouse H Brdware Co.

MILITARY COURSES 'MANY IMPROVEMENTS OFFERED STUDENTS MADE DURING SUMMER

SPECIAL ASSEMBLY 1FRESHMEN TO HAVE I THE fiALLATIN LAUNDRY COMPANY I DRAWS Bir. CROWD 1 FOOTBALL TEAM I Is giYing better serdce thi~ yearthan e,·er_on I U I accou_nt of lhe success obtamed smce adopt mg

__ a _strictly cash system. l\Iake arrangements c

1 w k d 1

1 I with your landlady lo take care of ,·our laun- 1 New Course Aims to Fit Men for Ser. onstruc ion or an mprovemer. s First As:..cmbly of Year Well Attend- Prospects F or Tean ir. Infant Class dry when same is rlelive1.·ed, other\~ise it will I

vice in Various Branches On Campus and College Grounds ed: Pres. Hamilton Outlines Pl an Good This Year: Several Games be returned to laundry. \Ye are here to

"'"""'" ::.:: .. :·~:'"""' '"" ... ~.':'.~~;.;::::;~~:;::~·~::: "' .... ~:":.:-·'-~:-::~llt~ all:~an• couldll ''""""'"'·::.:.~:·~~: .... "" .1 THE fiALL~TIN '"µiiNDRY COMPANY ! • ollege and the ~tnte uniH"r!-iit)· this I he m;nlc for the slu.d<•nt pan of the di:iuC't' to JH"0

1•e their meiLle next

fall are offerrtl 8

spt:>cial one ;. t>ar done on the campus and college big patriotic parade which was held "eE>k when their team goes on the ~round~ during the past summer. ----------

rnilltar) H·nkt• 1·u1ir~·· iutt~nded to fit Amon~ the most lm\lOrtanl 01 these Thur~day tor the drarted men of Gal- fteld Plans ror .1 fr.eshmau t~om tnem lor thr responsibilitff"s of the i:-. tht> arfdllion built onto the grain la.tin count). a bl)ectal assemiJly was ha'e_ b.een untlt.;r \\RY lor _some ume ! trained soldif'1 :\"r\Pr has tilt' ueed tnborntop- b) the Montana 1'~xperi-1ealled on \\·ed~esda)' by President J. and 1t t:; probable th_aL wt_thm t~e next fer trnlnc·d 1111·t1 lit.>Cn ~u great The ment Station nt a cost or $2.300_00. :'\L HamillOn. This wns the first as- few da)'s their 11racttce will begin. The hrst n11l rrom Lhf· t\rrme~ in f-;urope Thi~ ,, R!:i a badly needed addition to ~Pmbly or the rear and the large num· team has not been organized ~ooneo!r 1 1\Bl'i for en~inf'f'rs, bric.l~e huillll•rs. and 11\l'eL the ever in<'reaslng demands her present indicated 1he intense in~ for the reason that all or the ume I' f(lrcsters. being matle 011 it for the testing of tereS't or the Rtudent!:\ in the war. the coach and Ceotbal1 manager has

ll h; not po:-.:-.ihle in this <"oUrl:\e to After th e singing or '"America" of necessity been given over to the l <•(:quaint tlll' Hludent with the whole the seed~ and grain~ for the farmer.:; President HamillOn. in a short speech fir~t team wbkh left Wednesday fOT art 01 war But nn opportunity is of· ~~,:~mitt:nacnrn~:~~s c1:1~~~i:~;ie~:~hi:~~ "elcomed the students lO the college Den\'er. However it is highly prob-1••red tor young men below Hie age or e'i~ited in its old quarters and more antl expressed his pleasure in seeing able tbut within the next rew days u111scription 01· those whn are not sel· than t.louble!:i its testing capacily. The !:\O many of the old students bnck and one of the old football men will take c..l(.•ted In the first c>all. to take up a down stairs part or the new addition !-:iO large a freshman class. He re· charge of the freshmen and endea,·or )'ear's <'onrsc of trafnin~ In the eJe. is to he used for milling and baking. minded the !-iLUclents that. they are Ii,-. to put them in >hape.

:Most o.r thC' instruction in the \\ill he used as a seed testing room. equalled In the life of Lhe nation and man team are exce1>itonally good this

HOWARDS A GLORIOUS WELC OME TO 1\1 . S. C. ST DENTS

Make Our Store Your Headquarters

COLLEGE C APS JERSEYS SWEATERS

A Big Line of Fal l Suits, Overcoats and Mackinaws.

THE HUB Setson Hats I ED A N D LO U HOW ARD.

W a lk-Ov er Shoes . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ment• or. eng·ineering ant.I forestry. I while the front ~trt 01 the old hul l<l lng ing In a time that has never been Tbe prospects of a winning fre>h-

"ou::se "111 be gl\·en by the college The upper floor of the- new tlarl will that it should be their purpose to year. there being a. number of ex- !...-------('ngineering ft\('ult~- Other members bt" used for offices. make this year in college increase perienced h igh school men in the ,----- - --- --------------------()( thf' faculll nnd special lecturers .-\ farm meC'lianics laboratory is be- their efficiency and put rt.hem one class. Several games have already I will DS!-iist The military department ing built on lhe somh end of the year ahend when their country calls been scheduled and there will be one All inds of

Furniture Office will giYt.\ i~1struNion in )~hyf;ical nnd horticulturul ~tore house nt 8 co~t of for their sen·ices. He spoke of the or two games with the sophs. The I

infantry drill. taniN practice. etc. Spe· ~ 1800 _00 It h; to be used'as a dem· ~rave problem that has confronted I class of '20 '..:ere quite successful last cial lecturcs wl11 ~e ghe~ on first aid. om;t rating laboraton for the purpose statesmen and educaLors lhrougbout )ear and the freshmen w11l have to military organl1ntton nulil:u·;. history of .sho" 10 ~ "hat C'an be done in the I the nation of inducing the young men be 10 first class condttion if they hope I and pol2cy, h)gene and ca1~1Jl sanila· I "a.\ 01 ellminatmg the drudger) or of the countr~ to Rtll.) Ill the schools lo defeat them ,

1 tlon. 8eparate eourne• '"II lie de- the hon•ehold "01·)1 of the average and colleges Taking up lhe sub- =============== OFFICE DESKS. <FFICE CHAIRS, FLAT I vot 1•d to fh :st aid. wirele$li telegraJlhY :u

111 home. ject of the parade for U1e drafted men. fac101 r. B1lltngs TOP

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DE KS, "' ,,,..,.,,., "'' "'""'"' ·' ,.,.,,., "''"'' ,.,.~ '"'""'""'"' "'"'"'"' "'""""" '"""'""' '" •w•. M• ' . '""'"'· """" I TYPEWRITER CHAIRS ~d GLOBE-WERNECKE I At the State unh·ersity the c>o11rses ha~ Ueen th(' installntion of a .Johns· f:.eriousness of the occasion and the Officers training camp , Presidio. Kow ' 0r the first Quurtt."r will bt" plane trig- l\lantleville Underground Steam Sys- big thing that was ahead of these in active sen·ice, American LaK~. BQ)K-CASES and FILES. onometry. aur .. ·eying and mapping, tern at a rost o( 2noo.oo. This new men who would soon be in France. ln \\'ash. 11bysks or VrC'nl'h, first aid anct mili- ~ysiem elimittflte$ lh(> troubles here- order that the classes might be or- Snow. 1\1. L., agronomy. Reser\'e D ) SMITH tary drill . Spc-<'inl t.·ourse~ will be tofore experienced iu the Old heating g:anized in time for the parade Presi· OUicers training camp. presidia. ln • • given in signaling: 1or the ~tudents in system anti mrikes the plnnt lhe most dent llamllton appointed J. Gordon laboratory, Bozeman Milling Co. flre nrott~l'lfon. The fort-!-'t Pngineers mo<l~rn and (·omplete of any or its Sewell to lead the seniors: Dan Stahlforce, Ruby , home ecenomics. '-----will be trained 111 the builllinJ.":" or emer- kind Knoble as junior leader; Bud Redick \ \\'ill leach home ecenomics in the r-------------------------------- 1 .:.enry trails and hii.;hways and the One

01. the mosi important improYe- as sophomore leader, and C. B. Sher- Three Forks Consolidated high school. 11

<onstrut'lion of 1emrorary hridgt-::- for ments was the laying of the new ry as freshman leader. All classes I Strand, Roy. entomology. With lhe tran•portation of men and "'P· water muln through the college "ere in•trnctecl to he ready to march State E:ntomologist"s Office. I Patron1·zi Our Advert1·sers II 'lif'R in the mountains. ~rounds This is branch oi" the new to the high school at 2· JO p. m. Thomas, Da,·is, ci\'il en~ineeding.

Applirants for a<lmbsion must be city line taken from .;\lystir lake. Cut- The students of the short cour::;e I \\•i th the Valier Irrigation company. ;

Ollts or bran("}\('!) W(ll"(' l'lln tO all build- ere e 0 egrets mn~t haYe rompletecl the high school ing~ on the rnl11JlUs thereby gh·ing Holst in the assembly room of the Truman, Ida, home economics. Mak· .;,t least sixteen years oi age nnrl also held a meeting under Professor Valier. 11 Th v1·11 B N R '-:ork or its equi\·alent-, Applicanb them exrell('nt fire ,;rotertiou. Agric-ultural bu~lding: ~ho assem~ly in!;" a home fo.r her ~ather. w~o rnnnol present sausfaC'tory cer· The upper floor of the agricultural room in the marn bu1ldrng noL berng .~fndem. Lo:us, amrnal husbandry. ~----------------------------j ttt1cal<'s tor subjcc:ls on which tbe,.

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The P\ LACE CAFE 1 • >Ut mg rns een p as erec an te

·ish. to rcceh·c entrance cretlits are uii into offices nnd rlass rooms. en- -- - \\.hipple. Charles A., animal bus· rt:>quired to takC> examination. tirelr ror use of the short course Stu· 1917 GRADUATES MAKING GOOD I ba.nc1'"y. Land appraiser fo r State

Students twenty-0ne yeari-. of age or dents. This shifting of the short IN RESPONSIBLE POSIT ION S Land offire. older. not candidates for degrees, may I cou r~e classes to the upper floor, re· __ \\.hiteside, John. elecLrical eugineer-lle admitted without the usual en- lieves somewhat the c·ongestion on (Continued from Page One.) I ing. Telephone construction. Forest trance units, as special students, it tlw lower floors. Senice. they ghe .:;atisfactory e\'idence that Gan•in. John. electrical engineering. ""ilcox. Guy, secretarial. On his ~hey ere prepared to pursue success- Sergeant, Com11any A., Second ).fon· O\\ n farm in Teton counn-. "fully the s11eclal courses desired. l R iment F'reat. Falls Young, Vernice 1'., home economics.

\\"ord has been receiYed of the mar· ana eg ' · Assist· Home economics work In the Exten~

For a Good,[ealthy Meal Stop o n Your Way By l WEiPECIALIZE ON S ERYICE I

Meals 25c Up I 50 E. Main St.

riage or \Yilliam T. Haynes, 'll . to llansen. \V C .. chemistry Ray Jones, "Hi. is In the officers ~liss Louise Berkess at her home in :un chemist. Tridenl Cement facl~r:r.

\\·allham Mass. )fr. Haynes was in- I H"odgskiss. Ursula. home economics. Slrttctor f~r some years in pb)rsics and training for nurse . Great Falls Dea-

Everett A. Hamilton, '11, chief op- electrical engineering nt M. S. C. Mrs. j coness hoscpt~l. C . 1 1

sion en·ice. I FINE SHOE R!AIRING DONE WHILE

1 r. z s Electrical rnacnery, best Oak Tanned Leather and expert HOWARD ORuANI [ I workmanship dr it. Ladies' h eels a specialty. Low prices.

YO WAIT

CHJ PION SHOE REPAIR SHOP ) Ingram. ra1g .. etectnca eng ueer·

... rator ot tie Madison River Power Havnes was connected with the ex· 1 C F 11 '-'o., "a8 a. rncent Bozeman visitor. ten~ion department. ing. Montana Power o., Great a ~· Jackson, Joel C .. agronomy. On bis REGIMENTAL BAND ,___7_E. M_ain ____ J_. Ko-mar_, Pro__;p.

mother's farm in :\1adison county.

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I FRESHMEN NOTICE Ve have a full line of College Seal Jewelry in the Blue and

Gold Enamel, in Sterling, Rings, Pins, Fobs, Charms, Stick Pins and many other shapes.

LESLIE E. GAGE JEWELER and OPTICIA --

I .}aeckel. Carl. agronomy. U.S. Land

11 department, :'.\1armalh. N. D.

I .Jorgensen, Rnlpb, animal husban· 35 Men Repo rt at First Meetir.g; P rospects for a Good Band

Never Better. I dry. On fnther·s stock farm in Big

1 Hole basin.

I Kdly. Jeannette. home economics. I \\-ill teach home econorni('S in Park

I County high school. :\lontana State is a"Ssured a good

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Kretlow, Mary P .. home economies. I.land this year. At tbe first practice \\'ill teach home e<'onomics in Helena held last :\.tonday e .. ·en ing lhirty-fiye high school. rnen reported. Se\'enteen members of

I Ladenburg, Carl, electri('al engineer. last yea r·s baud are back and eighteen l ing. \\"ith \\~estinghouse rorupany. freshmen have reported for tryouts. f \\"ilkinsburg, Pa. Several other ne'' men have signi·

Lan~ohr, Don, botany and baclerio-- fied their intention of trying out but log)·. \\'ith the dh·lsing plant path· were not presenl at the first prac· ology, tlnited State!=: Forestry service. til'e.

1.infh:ld, Oertil. agronom)'. Hun tier ~1 lte tmntl "ill lune plenty of work :-lib-station. Huntley. th.i'S year. They wi11 ptar for all atb·

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Lund .. Jeanelle, chemistry. Assisl- leli<' t.'l nt ests and wilt gi\'e several ant 111 d1emistry de11artment. Collegr 1lances anti concerts tlunng the year. of A~ric>ulturc nnd Mechanif.' Art.s. , Director L,>U Howard say$ Lhere is Bozeman. plenty of room for new men and all

1.uther, l'.:d'tth , chemistry AElsislant 1 wbo can play any kind or band instru­\\"tner Lnbor.ltory, Stale Board or mcnt will be welcomed at the band Health. room on the second rloor ot the city

\ T_~e Bozeman ~illin~~~~=-J 1 Introducing

1 1-~~~1x PE"1 1s A

I Th N F 11 l F \ITHFlTL SERYA 'T. . e ew a : I W bl I I There's a ~at18faclion in us- 1 I ear a es I 1111-( a g-ond fountain pen. One ·1 t 1 1 that holds mk, ne,·er smears,

I And all other acct'ssories of 11 or smudges; al\\"ay: _rt'arh- ror I Dregs from young women and use \\"hen you want it.

~·otmg men .o~ _Bozeman and 1 HEX .\LL Fountain PE!\S ! I victmty. ! Are al"curatel~ constructed- I

I t dun"l Jeak-al\\"ays \\"rite well I . . , and are rt>ady lo serve ~-ou.

I An 111v1lation to the young I The handy. useful and conven- 1 '":~:.'!'! ~·'rl "'""'e" of thP t'Oll~ge i,n )lL'il for the business man

: classes lo dsil and shop at

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:'llanning, J :'II. \\'., animal husban· Y. )l. C'. A building. The band is in dry Reserve Offi<'er!'i Training camp, need of clarinet play()rs and Director Pn•.sidio, now in net in~ RC'nil'e Amer- Howard wishes any man "ho can 1e·an Lake. "·n$h. r1h.t) one and who wants to take UJl

.\lllnor. l•:strllP. d1emlstry. Assist- band work to report to him at the ant, r-'oorl Lahnratory, State Board of hand hnll or thc- lfu-U l'lothine; ~tore.

Ht•alth )[1·nson. \\·m .. c>idl eng:ineC'ring. En·

~iiIPering work with Hoard of Fire l nderwrilers of the Pacific-. Rutte.

.\kh·or. Orn<'e. i:;ec:retnrlal Office s1e11l·grapher. Gr al FRlls. ('olegep &

\kllow, arrhltcc·ts. !\kSpatldPn. l•'. K, nJ~Tonomy. rounty

aLril'ullnrlst, C'nsl·ade ('Ount:r Great F'all~.

Xoble. Huth r·~. 1·~. th1w !"o11

Xonlquhn. ('lark. aS-?:runom)· _\li\\\:tlll,<'C' 1·allroad

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H.apalz. l·~up; cne. c•lC'l"triral engineer· ing \\"ith rothPt on a 11\rm near Hu' re. \\·al" orr('re1I tio!-'ition wilh the .\ln11l<\lli.l Powc•r rom1mny. but de· <"lined

I. W. W. LEADERS FAIL TO FURNISH BAIL

FIRST SHOWING OF

HOWAR OVERDRAFT HEATERS IDEAL FURNIT"CRE CO.

T. P. Be1ict. A. C. Kelty.

Dye Works Cit~ •

SUCCES-' OFTEN BASED ON APPEARANCE.

1·e can kee11i your appearance with our expert work in

C:aning and Dying 'all or Pho I a \\'e Deliver

e \\'i sh You Slll·ce~s for the Year.

Muni9al Theater, Wed., Oct 8. ! Curtain 8 :1?; p. m.

A Great New Pla1· founded on a Gre.at

old one.

A. H. \Yood~ prese11t--

POTASH & PERL-

l\IUTTER in 80CIE1 Y

n ab8dy new and original play of the recen l acl,·en tu res

of Abe ash and l\la11..-uss Perlmutter, by i\!ont.ague Gla~s

and Roi 'ooper l\Iegrue.

A SPECl.\LLY SELECTE D ('AST

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t>:dwin :\T., elf'c:-triC'al engi­\\'ith A\ lation Training

n\m11 at San OiC'go, Cnlirornia. Salt:-.. Lawrence, chemi~try. ('hem·

isl, Trident Cement fut·tory.

('l11<·agt, \\.111iam 1>. Haywood and other leatlen; of the Industrial \\'ork ers <lf the \\·orld. indir1ed last Fri day. are slill held by federal authori· ties here in default OI buil, which in the case of llnywood is $2:l.ouu. F'li~IH uf many members of the organization necessitated returnin~ of thL• ln<lkl· nlf'nts l•'rillay. lHH this wns e-xpt:"Cled h) the fedt.~rnl agents, "ho ha.\"e kt-'pt carelul lra<:k of the "her~abouts of all the d lsturhers they waut. One of the ~urprlsing feature$; tleYeloped in 1he grand jury investigation hns been thol many wealthy antl influential 11ersons n11parently hn,·e bt"en hrough( into !"j"llltHHhy with the 1. \Y. \\'. l>is-1 rict Attorney Cline express d the he-

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neerine. \\.itb Gren1 \\'(:'stern Sugar

persons on charges of bel ni; acre"or- I now "elling at Gallatin Drug Co.. Phone 100. I le~ to the alleged llle1rnl \\Ctivitl•• nf 11 \her. 11· w -----·--~----