VOL. V.

TEMPE, ARIZONA, Till 'RSI )A Y, OC TORE R 31, Íí)i

NO. 4

Bullpups Battle Brophy College to
Scoreless Tie on Phoenix Gridiron

Nov. 15,16,17 To Be Observed
As Homecoming Days at Tempe
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The Tem pe B ullpups traveled to
On Friday, S aturday and Sunday,
Phoenix on S aturday afternoon w here
November 15, 16 and 17, Hom ecom ­
they played Brophy College on the
ing a t Tempe will be celebrated this
la tte r’s gridiron. The team w ork as a
A bbott—The Sun.
October 28 K. K. A.
year.
whole w as good and every player
November 4—Class Meetings.
Bowen and M itchell—T heory of Or-j
! The celebration will begin some
put all he had into every play.
November 11—A m erican Legion.
ganized Play.
tim e Friday w ith a special assem bly
November 18—Philom athian.
T he P in to s th reaten ed to score sev­
C lem ents—Flow ers of C oast and j
in which some of th e alum ni will
Novomber 25—E ast Hall.
eral tim es but lost th e ball on downs, Sierra.
take part.
i
December 2—Class Meetings.
being unable to go through th e T em ­ .
C row ther—M olecular Physics.
Friday night th ere will be a big
pe line. They w ere also penalized
December 9—North Hall.
Gues—P ath to Home.
I bonfire out by the new gym followed
heavy for b reaking rules of the game
December 16—Y. W. C. A.
H allock—D ram atizing Child H ealth. f
by a pep rally. The day will be fin­
which aided th e B ullpups in advanc­
Decem ber 23 and 30—Vacation.
ished
with a serpentine through the
H
anes—
M
anual
to
R
eadings
in
Lit
January 6 Class Meetings.
ing n ea r th e ir goal. Riem an, Brophy
cam
pus
and town. This p art of th e
back, m ade som e big gains off erature.
Jan u ary 13—Open Date.
celebration will be in charge of the
January 20—Open Date.
tackle and played a good gam e a t de­
H anes—Reading in L iteratu re.
Freshm an class.
fense.
Jan u ary 27—D ram atic Club.
H enderson—M aterials and M ethods !
From 9 o’clock to noon on S atu r­
F ebruary 3—Class Meetings.
The Bullpups used line bucks to in the Middle Grades.
day
there will be th e reg istratio n of
F
ebruary
10—Los
Hidadgos
del
De­
H ering—Foibles and F allacies of i
m ake th e ir yardage but they w ere
alum
ni on the step s of the m ain
sierto.
Science.
n o t enough to m ake firs t downs.
building. This will be in ch arg e of
F ebruary 17—Lam bda Kappa.
H oyt—Consum ption of W ealth.
I
T hey punted on th e ir la st down,
the Junior class. They will also have
February 24—Clionian.
Mayo— M other Indian.
keeping th e P in to s aw ay from th e ir
“W elcome” signs m ade and see th a t
M
arch
3—Class
Meetings.
P a re t—Lawn Tennis for B eginners, j
goal.
the cam pus is appropriately deco­
M
arch
10—Phi
B
eta
Epsilon.
Rugg—Child-Centered
School.
Scene from Program of “A Light Opera Mirror” Company
Jones, Tem pe back, played a good
rated.
March
17—Zeta
Sigma.
Sedgwick—S
hort
H
istory
of
Sci­
gam e for th e Pups. H e m ade several
A N excellent company of singing artists will present a unique proM arch 24—D ram atic Club.
A t 10 o’clock Saturday m orning
gains through th e line, c.;.l all the ence.
* * gram which they call “A Light Opera Mirror,” in which appear selec­
March 31—Open Date.
Sm
ith—C
hem
istry
in
Am
erica.
there
will be a volley ball gam e be­
punting as well as playing a g reat
tions from “The Bohemian Girl,” “The Mikado,” “Floradora,” “The
April
7—Class
Meetings.
Stew
art—Chem
istry
and
Its
Borderj
tw
een
two g irls’ team s. T his will be
Red Mill,” and many others. All scenes are specially costumed and
gam e on th e defense.
April 14—Open Date.
lands.
under the direction of Miss M urphy
presented
with
all
the
action
of
the
operatic
stage.
A lexander and Revello, Tem pe
April 21—Open Date.
Storzand — Progressive P rim ary
and will take place in th e new gym ­
Well-known concert artists make up the personnel of the company.
tackles, played a g re a t gam e in these
April 28—Open date.
Teacher.
nasium.
positions for th e Pups. T hey kept
May 5—Class Meetings.
T ilden—Chemical Discovery and In­
Lunch will be served a t 11:30 in
th e opponents from m aking yardage
May 12—Open Date.
vention in the 20th Century.
the dining hall.
and m ade holes for th e ball c a rrie r
May 19—Open Date.
T rofton—Bird Friends.
A t 1 o’clock th e parade will be
to go through.
May 26—Open Date.
T urner—Personal and Community
formed. This parade will consist of
The Tem pe line played a real gam e
June 3—Office.
H ealth.
floats and o th er contributions rep ­
of football, running in te rfe re n ce for
Above is the calendar of assem bly resenting any society or organization
Von Engeln—Story Key to Geo­
th e backfield m en and put u p an
graphic Names.
T his distinguished com pany of ex­
At a m eeting of the Punch and dates. All organizations are asked on the campus. The Senior class will
air-tight defense.
W olden—Salts and
Acids
and perienced concert en tertain ers and Judy Players, last Monday evening, to co-operate with the assem bly com- take charge of th is p art of th e proT he gam e w as played on a d irt
Bases.
singers is called the Chicago A rtist “Peg o’ My H eart,’’ by K atherine m ittee in arranging to present pro- gram . They will offer a prize for
field and every tim e a play was
j the best float. They will have judges
W inslow—New H ealthy Living.
Company. It is one of the leading K avanaugh w as selected to be the j gram s on th e open dates.
made, a cloud of d u st w as raised.
W inslow—O rganization and T each­ dram atic singing organizations in the j first play produced by the dram a j L et us have your petition a t the a t appropriate places along th e route
T his m ade th e gam e m ore in terestin g
ing of A rt.
to inspect it.
Lyceum concert field.
jorganization.
T ryouts began last I earliest date possible.
as th e play executed could not be
(Signed)
EPES
R.
WILLIAMS
W ilkinson—New Voices.
A new attra c tio n is being offered
T his presen t season the Ellison-¡T hursday, being lim ited to the memseen until th e d u st had blown offl
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Chairm
an
Assembly
Committee.
this
year. T h at is the cross-country
W hite B ureau p resents the Chicago bers of the Players. “Peg o’ My
Also th e gam e w as broad cast from
------------ o-----------run. At 2 o’clock the ru n n ers from
A
rtist
Singers
in
a
novel
and
u
n
iq
u
e
!
H
eart,”
according
to
Miss
B
arbara
station- KOY, Phoenix, to outlying
F lagstaff and Tem pe will tak e off.
program entitled “A L ight O p e ra j Reavis, director of dram atics, is a
p a rts of th e state.
At 2:30 in th e afternoon will be
M irror.”
¡play which will be thoroughly enThe next gam e for th e Bullpups is
the annual football game betw een
N ovem ber 1 w ith Phoenix H igh sec­
“A L ight Opera M irror” featu res t h e 1J°ye<l. It is the story of a young
F lagstaff and Tempe.
onds a t Phoenix.
presentation in costum e of selections I1*!®!1 S>rl, fresh and unsophisticated
To close the day th ere will be a
------------ o-----------from favorite light operas, such as who is literally throw n by circum ­
dance
from 8:30 to 11:30. The
A blaze th a t would stum p m etro­ “T he Mikado,” “The Chocolate Sol- stances into the lap of an aristocratic
Tuesday night, O ctober 29, the men Sophomore class will be in charge.
politan New York’s com bined fire dier,” “The Bohemian Girl,” “The F or­ E nglish family, and h er trials and
------------o-----------fighting forces is destined to scorch tune T eller,” “T he M erry W idow,” e rro rs as she accustom s h erself to of the cam pus listened to Dean Cross
of
Phoenix
Ju
n
io
r
College.
Mr.
Cross
the faces and lift th e sp irits of Bull­ “F loradora,” “The Red Mill,” “Mile. this new life. W oven into th is central
dog su pporters two w eeks from to­ M odiste.”
them e is a fine rom ance betw een Peg stressed th e im portance of being
able to locate the big problem s of
m orrow n ig h t a t the an n u al Home­
Also the com pany will undoubtedly jand Jerry , a young English millionlife and pigeonhole them .
To be
coming bonfire rally, if plans of the presen t selections from a popular j sireable
to
know
th
e
n
atu
re
of
the
prob­
F
rosh
class
don’t
go
astray.
The lectu re w hich w as to be given
grand opera, such as “II T rovatore”
T his play w as selected a fte r long lem s of life, the Dean asserted, en­
tom orrow evening by Dr. Byron Cum­
A ccording to G erald Caplinger, o r "C avalleria R usticana," and a | consideration by a special commitables one to face them more square­
The assem bly of October 28 was
m ings of th e U niversity of A rizona, prexy of th e class of ’33, th e re will group of concert num bers.
tee of the Players.
ly
and fairly.
sponsored by th e K alakagathia So­
on “P reh isto ric Man in A rizona,” h as be a hot tim e in the old tow n th a t
T his company goes to Lyceum au- j At the reg u lar m onthly m eetings
------------ o-----------ciety. They presented a play en titled
had to be indefinitely postponed. Dr. night, w hich is the evening of No­ j diences w ith a personnel of w ell- 1 of the organization hereafter, one or
T R Y T H IS N E W B A L L A D
“Gas, Air and E arl.” The c h a ra c ters
Cummings h as had to accom pany vem ber 15, if you m ust m ark the j known concert a rtists.
j two one-act plays will be presented.
O N Y O U R H A R P S I C H O R D w ere portrayed by
Mae H averty,
Mrs. Cummings to th e Mayo clinic calendar. A t a m eeting of th e Frosh
Jam es Durham , the ten o r of the ¡Any student in th e college is eligible
T heada Johnson, M ildred Olden, Lona
a t R ochester, Minn., w here th ey a re yesterday noon it w as decided to
H
ere
are
th
e
words
to
the
new
¡com pany, is a notable singer. H is for these one-act plays and p arts in
a t p re se n t on account of Mrs. Cum­ s ta rt th is year’s collection of bon­ ¡voice is flexible and resonant, w ith j th ese will count on m em bership. One school pep song, “Bulldogs, W e’re Bono, D orothy Cantinwine.
The active m em bers of th e society
m ings’ health . Dr. Cum m ings hoped fire fodder tonight. T he m en of ’33
an alm ost bell-like tonal quality.
m ajor p a rt or two m inor p a rts in one W ith You,” introduced a t the F rosh
gam e rally and which “C aptain” Paul are Theoda Johnson, Leno Bono,
to be able to re tu rn in tim e to m eet plan to stan d by and le t th e local
Mary K rakow ski, the young Polish of the one-act plays equals one minor
Jones and his band are trying to ¡M ate H averty, M arguerite P arker,
his ap pointm ent w ith th e College w recking crew s perform th e ir usual songbird, has a beautiful clo ratu ra p a rt in a three-act play
work up in tim e for Homecoming d a y !Dorothy C antinw ine, Mildred Olden,
G eographic Society, b u t th e circum ­ Hallow een dism antling, a fte r which soprano voice and sings w ith g reat
two weeks from Saturday. The tune j R osetta Holton, K itty Mize, Miss
stan ces would n o t perm it. A la te r they will sweep down and collect the
ease and charm .
is th a t of N otre Dame’s famous Vic- T heresa Anderson, m onitor. The memd a te will be se t for Dr. Cum m ings’ rem ains, safely storing them for the
Knox Dunlop is a talented singer
to ry March, and “Onnie” Cochrane bers on the faculty are Miss D orothy
appearance, w hich will be announced big night.
whose fine bass voice is exceptionally
is
responsible for the words:
¡Robinson and Miss Alice K uight.
later.
T he F rosh have also pledged them- rich in tonal quality.
!T he honorary m em bers a re Mr. F. M.
------------ o---------1selves to keep any stra y sp ark s from
M ildred Macon has a powerful con­
Bulldogs,
w
e’re
w
ith
you
today,
JIrish, Miss Sally Hayden, Miss Ger1929-1930
B O A R D M E E T IN G
¡stray in g into the collected debris be- tra lto voice and is a worth-while a rt­
Bulldogs,
w
e’ll
cheer
you
while
y
o
u
!rish and Mr. F airbanks.
Executive
Council—
On Saturday, O ctober 19, a reg u lar fore th e appointed hour has arrived is t of genuine ability.
play,
I K alakagathia Society is one of the
Dr. M atthews
m eeting of th e board of education to se t fire to the pyre. L a st year
M agdalen M assmann, accom panist,
May our presence lead you on,
¡oldest organizations for women on
Mr. Irish
of th e college w as held. Mr. Case the village hook and ladder volun- ls 7 splendid“ pia“^ t ~ w h 7 se''so la se
Joyous,
trium
phant,
till
th
e
gam
e
is
i the cam pus and h as sought to reflect
Mr.
Payne
chairm an of th e b o a rd ; Mrs. E lijah te e rs w ere sta rtle d th e n ig h t before
lections are rendered w ith feeling
won!
¡the sp irit of good fellowship, progMr. Felton
Allen, of Mesa, and Mr. Jo h n San-1 th e rally w hen sm oke began pouring
and technique.
Bulldogs, ju st plow through th a t line, \ ress and loyalty of the best tradiDr. Grimes.
dige of Phoenix, w ere th e out of ( from behind the gym. Some playful
T he B ureau p resents the Chicago
G rit your teeth, and all will be fin e ! i tions of scholarship and service in
C redentials Com m ittee—
tow n m em bers who w ere p resent, j country boys had found a m atch and
A rtist Sigers in “A L ight Opera
F or while you’re playing, w e’ll be | the college. K alakagathia holds in
Mr. Irish
R outine business w as tran sacted . In j decided to have a m arshm allow ro ast
M irror” the the prem ier concert com­
praying—
special honor h e r scores of alum nae
Mr. Payne
addition Mr. R. A. Sm ith w as elected before th e usual rallF crowd had arpany of th e 1929-30 season, a t the
F ig h t on to victory!
¡scattered over the sta te of Arizona.
Mr. Blackburn.
as general m echanic to succeed Mr. I rived. “I t shall not burn,” th e F rosh
College auditorium , O ctober 31, 1929,
P hysical T raining—
Newton, who for m any y ears before are crying th is year, “until th e eve
8: 15 p. m.
Mr. McCreary
h is death w as in charge of th is work. I of H om ecom ing!”
------------ o-----------Mr. Begg
Mr. Fairbanks.
Miss Hayden
Miss Murphy.
Lyceum—
A four-man cross-country team w ent \ Si Flores finished first in the
to F lagstaff la st F riday to com pete! .
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W ork on the 1930 Sahuaro is re­
Dr. M atthews
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elapsed tim e of 17:37; H art, his
against a picked team of Lum ber -1
ported well under way by Epes W il­
Dr. B atem an
T he p resid en t of th e N ational E du­
GET TH O SE PHO TO S M AD E
jack s in a cross-country race w hich | team m ate’ cam e in second w Ith an
liam s, editor-in-chief.
Miss G errish
cational A ssociation h as reappointed
fo r
preceded the football gam e betw een elapsed tim e of 18:02. Jim inez w as
The view section photos and the
Miss Norton
Dr. A. J. M atthew s to th e com m ittee
1930 H A H U A R O
th e Bulldogs and th e Lum berjacks; the first Tem pe m an to come in
hall pictures as well as the Sopho­
Mr. Felton.
on in tern atio n al relatio n s. Dr. M atth­
F re e m o n d e is th e P h o t o g r a p h e r
m ore and F reshm an class pictures H arvard Medal—
ews h as held th is post for sev eral
th e team of the no rth ern institution i with a tim e of 18:10. Culbert, Tem pe,
D
e c e m b e r 6th, F I N A L C o p y D a t e s
w inning 14-22, as the low est score
have been taken and are in th e hands
Mr. Felton
y ears and Tem pe h as th u s been sig­
Sharer, Flagstaff, Cromer, F lagstaff,
fo r A n n u a l C u ts
wins.
of the engraver.
Miss P ilcher
nally honored.
L ast sum m er Dr.
P
r
ic
e
s
o
n
M
a
in
Bldg.,
B
u
lle
t
in
The Bulldog team w as represented Dicksin, Flagstaff, finished in th e
P lan s for an intensive advertise­
Miss Blair.
M atthew s w en t to G eneva as dele­
B
o
a
rd
by C aptain H arry Culbert, Carlos above order. Two Tem pe m en did
m ent cam paign are under discussion Moeur Medal and Pin—
g ate to th e session of th e In te rn a ­
Jim
inez, W illiam K eith and H arley not com plete th e race. They w ere
tional E ducational A ssociation. H e
and will probably s ta rt shortly after
Miss Lynd
Anderson, who placed in the follow­ Keith and Anderson.
w as also se n t a s delegate to th e ses­
th e first of November.
A D IS T IN G U IS H E D G U E S T
Mr. Payne
ing order in the try o u t race on
sion held in E dinburgh in th e sum ­
The cross-country team perform ed
T he staff has set its quota a t 400
Mr. Christy.
Mrs. Fitzgerald, nee Miss H elene books this year and expect to m ake Frizzell Medal—
m er of 1925. A t th is tim e he was
T hursday m orning and earned the well in this m eet and will e n te r th e
also appointed by th e governor to Burgess, who some years ago w as a it.
rig h t to run ag ain st the L u m b erjack s.!next two weeks in h ard tra in in g for
Mr. McCall.
re p re se n t A rizona a t th e In te rn a ­ m em ber of the faculty, called last
T hese men did th eir best for old | the tri-m eet betw een th e U niversity,
Eugene de Freem onde, Phoenix Non-Resident S tudents Living
tional P riso n Conference held in Lon­ w eek a t th e college. She is now liv­ photographer, will be th e staff pho- O utside D orm itories—
Tem pe and should encourage them j F lagstaff and Bulldogs on N ovem ber
ing in M ason City, Iowa.
don.
to victory on Homecoming Day.
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More Books in Library

List of Assembly Dates

A rtist Singers in ‘A
‘Peg o’ M y Heart’ Is
Light Opera Mirror’
To Be Presented by
Thursday, Oct. 31
Drama Organization

Frosh in Charge of
Big Bonfire Party
On Homecoming Eve

Lambda Phi Society
Sponsors Dean Cross
Of Junior College

Dr. Cummings’ Talk
On Prehistoric Man
Has Been Postponed

Kalkagathian Society
Sponsors Program at
Assembly October 28

Faculty Committees
For 1929-30 Term

President Matthews Reappointed to
Position in Educational Association

1930 Sahuaro Staff
Is Busy on Yearbook

Bulldog Harriers Lose to Flagstaff
Runners in First Race of Season

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Calendar for the Year
A fter two m onths of arranging and rearranging,
the calendar comm ittee has submitted the following
calendar to the F acu lty E xecutive Committee:

E ntered a t th e Tem pe, Arizona, P o st Office as secondclass m atter.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31. 1929

Arizona Frosh Defeat Bulldogs
In Late Rally; Cummins Gets
Pass and Runs to Touchdown

Meetings
O utclassed in the last h alf of th e ir
Faculty Meetings—First Monday in each month at 7 :30.
first home gam e of the season, the
Faculty Council Meeting—Every Monday at 4:30.
S ubscription R a te s......... ..........|1.25 a Year in Advance.
Tempe T eachers College Bulldogs
Froebel Club—First and Third Monday at 7:30.
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EAST
H A L L E R S A D V E R T IS E
7 T
b y “ h a r d £ ig h tin g
V W. C. A.—Every Thursday at 6:45.
Published Every ALTERNATE THURSDAY of the
DATES
Arizona U niversity Frosh team , 7-0,
____________________ College Year.
bociety Meetings—Every Tuesday at 7 :30.
| A sign, “FR ESH DATES,” in
g8“ e ° n
’front of E ast Hall has given th e I
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F rosh upset th e tirin g
Spanish Club—Every Wednesday at 7 :30.
EDITORIAL STAFF:
Alpha boys quite a shock, according ? " " ^ 8
q u a rte r to 8Core
Pasteur Scientific Meetings—Every Wednesday at 7:30.
Editor-in-Chief.
n
„
1
1
to
cam
pus
gossip.
Every
hall
has
*the
Winn‘ng
touchdow
n‘
Geographic Club—Every Thursday at 7 :30.
A ssociate E d ito r....................................... F ra ” ?:18 R\ Vibel
j GOOD DATES.” Boys, get them Cummins, Frosh rig h t end, w as th e
House Meetings—Second Monday of each month at 7 :30.
5 e w r ™ ^ anager........ -:= - = ™ - 3 : L e o n a r d Curnow
early for the W allflower dance, the im m ediate cause of the Y earling vic­
tory, snagging a pass from W hite
October
S t ^ S L : : : : ............................. ElizaS i ^ H r ock
other fellow may.—A dvertisem ent.
and
running it b etter th an 20 yards
Thursday, October 31—Lyceum—Chicago Artist Singers.
to cross the T eachers goal line. Cum­
S i f f o n Manager..... W
November
........................................................... W. Hoover
South Hall Secrets mins also proved to be an obstacle
Friday, November 1—Geographies Present Dean Byron Cumthe Bulldogs couldn’t handle in th e ir
mings.
Miss B etty Knipe spent the week­ attem p t to get aw ay around his end.
TO YOU AND YOUR* FRIENDS
Ti j
w*
_
II
KSaturday,
JUI<U1UC*jf
November 2—Hiking Club—10-mile dinner hike, end with her folks a t h e r home in He broke aw ay from th e tack lers
Tucson.
I
t
s
disgraceful
to
admit,
but
our
College
has
some!
Ech°
Canyon
m any tim es to sm ear plays slated
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(■.tv l i l i m ctr\Av»4-r.
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nr i
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for his territory.
j
Miss
Violet
Forem
an
spent
the
p retty bum sports for members. A t the last game o u t.
Wednesday, November 6, Thursday, November 7, and Friday
week-end a t her home in Florence.
Ju st before the F rosh score, Coach
on Irish F ield some of us showed ju st what we were November 8—Mid-term Examinations.
| Miss M argaret Jordan was home M cCreary relieved m any of th e tired
Friday November 8—Wallflower Club Dance.
made of. W hen the yell leader stood up to lead us, did |
in Pum pkin Center this last week­ players by sending in m any su b sti­
endWednesday,
November
13-H
iking
Club,
five-mile
h
ik
e
-in
i­
tu tes to stop the opponents from
he get co-operation and support? No! H e got boos from) tiation Supper.
scoring, but the punch cam e too late.
I
Miss
Gracebell
Swift
and
Miss
Jan
e
some o f our noble students.
| Boggs were guests at Rosem ary Lodge M cCarty m ade several gains fo r first
Friday, November 15—Pep Rally, Irish Field.
last week-end.
down, and Captain Finley m ade an ­
The student body doesn’t turn out to a game for the
Saturday, November 16—Homecoming—Football, Flag vs
, Miss M arian Figueroa was the guest o ther first down on a 12-yard run. B ut
express purpose of pleasing a few members. They are Tempe.

Dormitories

of friends in Jerom e this week-end. the final w histle found th e T eachers
I Miss Louella Longworth was home anchored in midfield, far from th e
F rosh goal line.
j for the week-end in Gilbert.
I Mrs. Gladys Allen was th e house
Steverson of the Bulldogs and F ish­
guest of Miss Ruth Bowles in Phoe- e r of the Frosh staged a punting duel
[ nix over the week-end.
during the game, each kicking for
; Misses Clara Frezt, June H artm an, an average of 35 and 40 yards. Stev­
| Mary Em m a Dyer and F rances Stu- erson also started the gam e as sig­
j a rt spent the week-end in th eir re ­ nal caller but la te r shifted to h alf­
WORDS!
sp e c tiv e homes in Phoenix.
back as su b stitu tio n s w ere in order.
December
Miss Doris Old was visiting a t her
The Bulldogs played a good gam e
Thursday, December 5—Lyceum-Zellner, the Great Char­ ihome south of Tempe Saturday.
. . Tlle language of the world has one great tool
on the defense but seem ed to lack
acterise
which is one great lever upon which to lift the world. I
Miss Andrew B rannen visited her the punch to go through th e F rosh
Saturday, December 7—Wallflower Dance.
homa in Tempe Sunday.
line.
gfreat leVe^ 1S 1wordsI And we see the real stu­
The girls of South Hall w ere so
S taring lineups:
Saturday, December 7-H ik in g Club, Camelback Dinner Hike
dents, hunting words, learning to know them; in fact, 11
j delighted w ith the fashion show in F rosh—
Pos.
Bulldogs—
lam ing them and subduig them to a purpose, playing! —10 miles.
¡assembly recently th at they decided W hitaker
ler
Moses
Saturday, December 14—Industrial Plants at Phoenix and j to put some of the rules set forth Anglin
w ith them, m aking them work—to the end that they
ltr
E
ngland
vicinity.
each the mind and feelings of other persons.
lgr
H uber
| into practice. T hree girls w ith only G allagher
O’Dpwd
c
W illard
a
stylish
fram
e
(of
m
ind)
cam
e
home
a
2
^
iday>
December
20-Training
School
Christmas
Program
J u st by the mere placing of words in a group you I,
P h ilip s
rgl
M cCullar
Friday night and in the interval be­ P odestà
r
tl C. Caywood
m ay cause sorrow, or they m ay cause pleasure. Or it!
fore “lights out” entertained some Cummins •
rei
O. A nderson
Saturday, December 21—Christmas vacation begins.
m ight mean some definite climax or catastrophe. B u t 1
[students in the upper corridor with Deweese
q
Steverson
« January
rh l
M cCarty
nevertheless words are the biggest factor in everyday!
an educational display of w hat to L eary
ihr
Sm ith
Monday, January 6—Class work begins.
w ear and w hat not to wear, m ostly W hite
Fisher
f
S m ith eran
Wednesday, January 15, Thursday, January 16, and Friday, iI “w hat-not.”
S ubstitutions:
F rosh—Cook
for
The well dressed co-ed will w ear F ish er; B arrett for Cook.... H a rtig for
I four or five coolie eoats a fte r the W hitaker; Cook for F ish er; T ew ks­
| Japanese m anner to keep w arm until bury for Anglin; Hood for D ew eese;
j the heat is turned on. A nother im- W ilkes for W hitaker; M annen for
•
: 7 “
y ... ^ ^ u c i u g
narrow-minded
jjportant
style note is the blue and G allagher; Hummel fo r Cook; Leary,
m our student activities. Broad-mindedness is the big-!
pink enam eled coat hangers which for Hood; B arrett for Carey.
Monday, January 20—Second Semester begins.
Itfu w f
Si,udent on this ca“ pus can achieve. ||
are worn suspended from the tip of
February
Arizona T eachers—Finley for Mc­
Students oi A. S. T. C. are to be complimented upon the
jof the little finger. T hree good look- C arty; Caywood for S m ith; Cole for
Tuesday,
February
4—Basketball,
University
of
Arizona.
splendid w ay they respond to student activities. They
jing models displayed the gorgeous Caywood; E. A nderson for C lem ents;
Friday, February 7—Co-ed Prom.
dis-array of clothes but th eir nam es Sm ith for Cole; O. Anderson for Mshave an openness and frankness that can w holly be
Thursday, February 13—Freshman Class Play.
admired.
J
are being w ithheld for prom inent Neil; M. W illard for F razier; Moses
Saturday, February 15—Hiking Club—Superstition Dinner j reasons.
for W atts.
Hike
O fficals: Umpire, H. G. E v e re tte ;
HEAD RESIDENTS
H ave a “D ate?” You m ean to the referee, S. J. Rielli; head linesm an, L.o,
Saturday, February 22—All-Society Dance.
|j W allflower? Nope. Got mine. Do A. Faunce.
you students ever stop to realize what our head
Thursday, February 27—Lyceum—Hilton Ira Jones.
you think ??? has a d ate for the
—------- —o -----------residents m ean to us? Do you ever stop to realize that
| W allflow er? Yes, I ju st asked her.—
March
Adv.
they work day m and day out, giving their lives to us
Wednesday, March 5—College Day.

Ü î w t0iib00st tIle team - W hat difference does it make
Tuesday, November 19—Society Elections of new members
we glve as lonS as w e ’re yelling for our play-1
Monday, November 2 5 -Y . W. C. A. and Dramatic Club play.
, W f i Î J 0!1 aI e g01118' t0 griPe about every Jell, please
Wednesday, November 27-Training School Thanksgiving
lmi t if f t0 thf gam es- We waut loyal supporters who I Program at 2:20.
2
^ ° St S Î t«am and who are w illing to co-operate
Thursday, November 28----- Thanksgiving recess begins.
w itn our yell leaders.
Saturday, November 30—Football Game—Loyola vs. Tempe
-oPhoesix, Ariz.

J

m order that we m ay live as one big fam ily? They or­
ganize their halls w ith one big aim in view — and that
ami is to see that each and every student lives in an
atmosphere of comfort as well as regularity.
L ittle do you stop to realize what regularity of hab­ Æ
its means until you are out of the institution and into
the teaching world. B ut at that, you have someone to)
thank and that someone is the head resident of your hall
,
/ hat f ris K gang! L e t’s take our hats o ff to all the 30head residents of A. S. T. C

With the Men
f\£
e r

| m um bling bom bastic sounding things

Saturday, March 8— Wallflower Club Dance.
Saturday, March 8—Visit to the Superior Smelter
Thursday, March 13—Lyceum.

The Tem pe football team journeyed
l l b^
a“
î —
To8n r
lagstaff
Friday
m orning
| l the Homecoming events. Among the to
co F
*'iassta
ff last F
riday
" eanesaay, March 26, Thursday, March 27, and Friday, lmost imP°r ta a t is the reception o f r here they Played the L um berjacks
cli 28—Mid-term Examinations.
I jtb e alum ni and the num erous e n te r-(on S atur<lay afternoon, this being th e
Friday, March 28, Saturday, March 29 a n d S n n ria v M ot. n I . tainm ents which will be given in main a ttr action of th e ir Homecom ing
H ik in g Club Camping
C a m n in o 1 Trip.
Tvirr
’
7l M W ° h
T ir honor‘ A nnouncem ent of fur celebration. The L um berjacks w ere
Hiking
I th e r plans will appear a t a late r date too powerful for the Bulldogs and won
April
Ijconcerning the floats to be used in 31-0.
Saturday, April 5—Training School Track Meet (large num­ | the parade. T here seem s to be a
The climax of the gam e cam e in
II g reat deal of enthusiasm among the fourth q u arter when Mulleneaux
ber of College students needed as assistants).
N orth H all girls and they hope to intercepted a Tem pe pass and ran 80
Thursday, April 10—FOLLIES.
put these events over big.
yards for a touchdown.
Friday, April 11, and Saturday, April 12—4-H Club Fair.
M ary Bowers spent the past weekThe Bulldogs tried m any passes but
Saturday, April 12—Spring Vacation Begins.
jend w ith h e r parents in Mesa.
did not gain any ground as they
Monday, April 21—Class Work Begins.
Mildred Olden and M argaret Clem- w ere incom plete and heavy penalties
jenger were visitors in Tucson dur- w ere placed on them fo r these m is­
Saturday, April 26—Wallflower Club Dance.
ling the U niversity Homecoming Oc- takes. The Tempe line and C aptain
May
j tober 9.
Finley worked best for Coach Mc­
Thursday, May 1-P L A Y DAY (large number of College
Fay Billingsley spent the past week­ Creary’s men.
students needed as assistants).
e n d w ith relatives in W ickenburg.
Next Saturday the Bulldogs trav el
Friday, May 2, Saturday, May 3, and Sunday, May 4_So
Jeanne R ichards was the guest of to Tucson to play the A rizona W ild­
ciety Camping Trips.
IA drienne Achuer, Sunday, October cats, which will be an o th er h ard
120.
struggle for the team and let us
Saturday, May 3—Junior High School Tennis Meet
D orothy Arnold of Phoenix, Eloise give them a good send-off when th ey
10 AThUrSday’ May 29- Trainine School Closing ExercisesLeppla, Nora Adams and B etty Hunt- d epart for the Old Pueblo.
:er had a steak fry Friday, October
18.
June
W J

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M ai'Ch 22 a n d S U n d a y ’ M arC h 23~

AI I
! 3t th6ir fam ily Ford • • • And ad ju st­
U l
A l p h a m e lts carb u reto r . . . And crank
ing • . . And adjusting its carbu­
reto r . . . And cranking . . . And
(M aking a deep bow to O. O.
deciding they w anted to walk, any­
M cIntyre)
way.
These frigid house m eetings at
“C aptain” Revello of the second
9:30 p. m.. displaying th e la te st in I s tr
„ “T i? °l ^
SeC° nd
“evening
clothes” for
for th
th ee well
well dressed
dressed ! an. igll. ga dders “telIlng
b»w
to m ake
evening clothes”
T
h°
W t0
collich m an . . . H ouse Prexy Sm ith i w ith r i T , ™
^
’ ’ '
trying to m aintain order w ithout a i l
h T
° ICk Fmley of the vai"
sledge ham m er for a gavel and a po-1 «p
T ? g an a tten tlv e ear . . .
lice rio t squad . . . E pes W illiam s ! thrT
T
ln sistin S he can
spilling g reat gobs of verbiage an en t | ? „
ohn B a» England for a loop
this and th a t . . . George E is e n h a r t|of th e l l v ”
' ' ' The re st
Pleading for less noise w ithin th e | a L l l T L
?
?3nd cig’
sacred dom ains “so a m an
can con- i
“ T . , ? g battle ’ ' ’
cen tratee" . . . And a m om ent la te r jharem a n . “ T
,, , forgetting
his
a motion th a t a fund be sta rte d to I
A1n h t
g en° Ugh t0
Sunday, June 1—Baccalaureatte Exercises.
buy a new com bined radio and Or-!
T ® fl° a t ln th e Homecom-j
Monday,
June 2, Tuesday, June 3, and Wednesday, June 4thophonic V ictrola for the basem ent ? ! ! parade • • • H erm ann B radshaw j
parlor . . .
[concocting som ething new and dif-| Final Examinations.
K , rv_ r, ..
„
feren t for A lpha’s forthcom ing asTuesday June 2—Senior Day—Lantern Walk.
G erry Caplinger, Onnie Cochran | sem bly program
and A lexander th e G reat arguing
Wednesdaq,
June 4—Senior Walk—Alumni Banquet.
Steam h eat pounding through pipes
over who will be p iesid en t of th e ir
Thursday,
June
5—Graduation Exercises.
long, long tim e cold . . . Silent
one arm ed club” . . . And planning
prayers for hot w ater to shave with
a new four horsem an of football
W HY NOT DANCEI
. . . Bull sessions in order w ith
dances th is year is th a t each dorm i­
with Nose-in-Bloom S m itheran as
m id-quarter exam s on tap- . .-------------,
. Books On N ovem ber 8 th e first of the
tory will provide en tertain m en t a t
the fourth horse . . . o r m an .
“M abel” Simms and “M innie” Alrich debating in falsetto phrases over
which one will tuck th e o th e r’s feet
in bed and kiss him good-night
Roy Stierw alt, ex-Flagstaff inm ate,
telling anyone who will listen w hat’s
wrong w ith th e L um berjacks . . . He
never lacks an audience.
The H ot Dawgs, big and little,

Tempe Defeated, hy
Lumberjacks in Flag '■
North Hall Notoriety
Homecoming Game

A. B. O ark Writes
For Westward Ho

Elene W ebb spent the p ast week­
e n d with h er parents in Douglas.
-o----------The W allflower will be in the Old
The Vale of Tem pe” is the title
[Gym and it will be decorated by
of a n article which has appeared in
the M atthews H all girls.
th e O ctober num ber of th e W estw ard
Ho m agazine. It was w ritten by Mr.
which each dorm itory would ac t as Clark, who is in charge of the M anual
sponsors. M argaret “Dickie” Parker, train in g in the Arizona S tate T each­
draw ing for M atthews H all, picked e rs College. The article tells of th e
num ber one; Thelm a Francis, repre­ early beginnings of Tem pe and re ­
N aturally, mem­ senting South Hall, num ber tw o f h e ^ e f t ^ h e 0 y ' s h o p ' 31
8lDCe ISO CalIed Wallfl™ er dances of this th einterm ission.
in vlcaaia^
pleasing style «itsa beauties
beauties
7
| ~la te
T s *“
1year will occur.
The W allflower bers of the stu d en t body will look Molly W right for E a s t h 7 ii
Mr. and Mrs. Mac w ishing they
th
ree
RoUn»
m
l
,
*
’
n
u
m
b
e
r|
and
presan
t
advantages.
H
ardly
anycom m ittee, under th e direction of forw ard to th is “bit of originality”
had a soundproof suite on the roof
Z L i
S“ “ ’
N°Mh « * " . ? “
“» « » ■ * « 1» W t e r
garden . . . H oping the ol’ m ansion Clat‘e ” Caywood’ has outliaad a to fill in between halves.
to w rite of Tem pe th an Mr. C lark
Yes, “trip the light fan tastic,” and
will
an oo th
th er
er Lh™8?
? ° f of,aCtivity
unequaI,ed
At a m eeting Monday night, Oc­
who has been connected w ith th e
“hard stand
w in te rth
” e ravages of an
the hi8t0ry
WaUflower
dances_ ln
let th ere be but two rules in select­
to ber 28, a t which th e F aculty com­
college longer th an any o th e r faculty
Each dorm itory is to sro n so r one
ing a p artn er for the dance: F irst
m ittee, officers of the W allflower
m
em ber o th e r th an Dr. M atthew s and
if you are a freshm an and can ’t
Get your “d a te ” and tickets for W allflower. T his m eans th a t each dances, and represen tativ es of each dance
I
^
vau
i
Mr.
Irish. H e h as not only given long
hall will decorate the gym for one
the W allflower.
present,
draw ing
ing was
was second, if y o u ^ f e * ^ ? » ? ^
anda Ia
faithful
service to
to th
th ee college,
college,
dance An in terestin g fe a tn r« nr th* “hall
“ “ w ere 4
“ c a c u l’ th
in e
® «raw
a “ d an
ttM u l service
j m ade for th e respective tim es a t (dance, th a t’s JU ST TOO RArT*1 Can t i b u t has also beea an ideal citizen
'
| and booster for th e tow n of Tem pe

TIIUR,SRA y, OCTOBER 31, 1929
THE TEMPE COLT/EftTAN
PAGE THREE
A R IZ O N A T E A C H E R S C O L L E G E
B O A R D O F e d u c a t i o n G IV E S
FRATS APPROVAL

Phi Beta Epsilons
Entertain Faculty

was decorated w ith pepper boughs
and the Normal b an n er occupied a
prom inent place. But any o rnam ent
o
th er th an the charm ingly dressed
O rganization of the honorary
E ast Hall was the scene of a pret­
young ladies was unnecessary. As
fratern ities was given Its first en- ty party T hursday evening given for
arriving at the Norm al kindly usua1’ th ere w ere about th re e girls
ment at the Arizona S tate
the m em bers of the college facnltv j take
, On
,
your horse into the alley and to every boy> but th a t did not keep
T eachers College a t a m eeting of andi honorary m em bers of Philacuiiy
Beta
the board of education, it was a n ­ Epsilon. The parlors w ere decorat ;ta I unhitch him, for Sam Brown will get anyone from having a good tim e,
ed him if you don’t wpatch
atch out
P resident and Mrs. M
Maatthew s looked
nounced by John 1?. Sandige. memout.
wjth yellow chrysanthem um s and a
ber.
•
•
*
j
o
n
‘
o
r
a little while and a fair repia rg j green and gold shield hung
Several new w alks are under con- | resen tatio n of faculty m em bers were
This m akes it possible for stu ­ from each cf the double doors. A
Am- j struction and the grounds are re­ i out.
dents to organize official local
ber colored lights shone down on 10
* • •
ceiving a general review.
honorary societies based upon
tables, where the guests spent the
(P r e s id e n t T a ft A d d r e s s e s P e o p le of
scholarship and school activities. evening playing bridge. Mrs. Elsie
Tem pe
The new Auditorium is rapidly beUnder the new ruling, national
g comp ‘
j ° n O ctober 13th, th e Tem pe public
honorary societies will be adm it­
•M» i rs r r i " g Z , received the! i"
.! r busy.
. “
j are
schools, including th e N orm al, ob­
ted to the campus, providing they consolation prize.
served a holiday in honor of th e
T raining School for th e ir re e u la r ■„
C a8s to tbe Colossal Cave
are approved by the president and
Miss
board of education of the in stitu ­ tor « fD„ Zabe h R° aCh. entertained D e d ic a tio n of T e m p e H ig h S c h o o l Ivisit of P resid en t Taft.
m eeting. This m eeting was used a s ' terestm*108011
the 8ubject of
tion.
a social and business m eeting. P la n s^ th e r g reports and discussion at
“Dannv B n. ’’T T h*3 W*th E 8° ng' A Iarge audience gathered to w it-! As th e P resl<lent’s special drew ind ^ read,ng a group | ness the dedication of the new build- to Tem pe the P atriotic crowd lined
The board made the stipulation of short n
for fu tu re activ ities w ere ¿ J S >^ i c t e t! ^
J
^
^
The evening was
,
i!“ *' J ’ ° - Mu»en acted as chairm an ! ° n e ith er side ° f th e track , and
and acted upon. T he secretary h a v -1October 17 s l v
.h ur8day evening- th at local groups would be eligible
to petition for a c h a rte r from a
able by t h e h n I 1 , t
! “ 0re enJoy’ ior the evening. The main feature j greeted the chief executive of th e
>*" " to * * . . —
o«7
1 ...
*
T > ™ to H
t atm osphere of on the program was the speech given I U nited S tates with deafening cheers
elected. Miss Deming now holds t h e 1the trip
6 m a k in g ! national group only a fte r they had E ast Han ^
been
in
existence
for
at
least
one
wereDr
„
^
1
"
'
T h° Se attending by Governor Richard Sloan, who w a s iand 8chodl yellsoffice. It was decided th a t th e dues | Ale. PprIf.
, VJ
P erkins, in his description of ; year.
Mr. ir m
AL J.' . M atthews. j welcomed by the people w ith m uch i W hen th e ‘rain stopped and the
would be paid by th e sem ester (50c)
the cave,
a plausible theory
Grimes ^M r^and m “ ? ” rS- J> A- Ienthusiasm and applause. Governor | P resident appeared upon th e re a r
a s m any will not be h ere next i tor
*», . advanced
-----------<™“»'
„ and M rs- A- McCreary, | Sloan addressed the people in his | platform , a silence fell over the
sem ester. T hese dues will be used ' » Z J “* / ° rm ation of the num eerous
.
!
Mrs
r L vk
J
„ ' ayne’ Mr’ an d i quiet and sincere m anner; he began cheering ®rowd,while
w ith eager
in the serving of th e luncheon e a c h isome p a r t s ^ l i
deVelop ln I
L H1; M.
Purn’ Miss Stew art, Miss by speaking of the w onderful d ev el-!faces and atten tiv e e a rs they awaitm eeting. E xcellent refresh m en ts were ( h o riz o n ta iiv *
“ “ directions- 1
---------------- ---L
’ „ 8 P aarl K loster- Miss Nellie opm ent of our school system during ed Mr’ T a ft’8 w ords- which w ere as
served a t this m eeting, prepared b y ln isp ,,« « !^
&nd ®Ven turning “ p. i
follow
W om an
W ill W
88 Nlna M urphy> Mia8 S a lly the last few decades, the high school ii ,o
Ilr“ "s:
a com m ittee of th e girls. A differ-1 nation a n d I S S *
hiS CXPla
W
i
l
l
j”
af
d;
n’
^
S3
E
L.
Roll,
Miss
Irm
a
t
o
e
«
being
recent
in
its
establish“I am very much obliged to you for
features observed
e n t group of girls will prepare and j in th e cave
coming out this som ew hat w arm
“WhAt
th
-----IZ
’
M
88
Vera
c
base,
Miss
D
obbs,!
m
ent.
The
opportunities
of
the
serve th e luncheon each tim e. It I
„ „ , reM „ jw „ l w „ „ . " .
» * .? " T ’. .
. H on -1
poopl, o , m , *
w
oon-1
« •
™ - “ «»
was decided also th a t no pins would m C l,«ora H p.ln
nf
------ ith those
of a few
vears
-------1I trusted- w
----—
nr.
1 CW years
y e a r s jIif,r8t tlm e alonB my jou rn ey th a t I
- f f J n n r i.m a M
be m ade for the club, but th a t as a I including details of the trip.
or expressing the fashions for y
™ rS‘m. .i .«Eva
« *-»—H» u rst. — Miss. .Nellie
.
young p
„
Ml8s Ba r b ara Reavis, Miss ago, whose preparation for college haVe C° me lnto such an en tb u siastic
------------ o—--------m em orandum they would have a sm all
college women, was wonderfullyV well
___ ^ a Hudson, Mrs.
I ____
_ Wilkie, iJl
WJ»
David
Dr. ___
and ___
university
was m ade very d iffi-!country w here they still have federal
The
W
allflower
is
Nov.
8th.
book containing exchanged recipes,
I find before me an
-oth
e
_.YW>
C’
A’
u
n
d
e
r
L
“J
Mr'
F
°
8ter
B
B
egga!
CUlt’
owing
tp
‘be
scarcity of public j jurisdiction.
notes, lite ra ry work, etc. The mem­ 1 1
i » » .
.
! ^ rs- W alte ’s capable supervision and and Mr. Ralph M asteler.
I high schools.
j audience which I presum e is quite
bership also decided th a t they would
Phi Betas are m aking big plans
j willing to have th a t ju risd ictio n end­
la8t Thursday evening ^
have a page in th e Annual this
the college auditorium . This feature for the Homecoming te a which
is ™
to, i
ed. I assum e th a t does n o t arise
------—
Philomathian
year. Due to th e new ness of th e club
| of the “Y” program for O ctober was e held in E ast H all parlors this i Tbe third m eeting of the society from any hostility to th e federal
and the sm all m em bership, it was j
!eagerly looked forw ard to and greatly year: Elizabeth Roach was appointed | was as m uch a success as ever. Miss governm ent, but th a t it com es from
decided not to have pictures.
| P ierians m et a t Mi
i(discussed
— -in- advance, and all those a t the last m eeting to take charge H arm on’s recitation, “T h ere’s a B’a r | th at 8piri‘ of courage and e n te rp rise
T he girls are showing a m arked ¡borne Tuesday evening for a shm.t i, Wb° a “„ ended w ere- well
repaid. »It .isb of th is- Bernice Chadwick was put in the K itchen,” foretells of some
-..........i-.—
__ , (and independence which seeks
itHnaia citn
_
I1
s
6
*
""
~
enthusiasm in th e faculty, and a j business m eeting and a program Thp '
C° m f0 ,t t0 know w ha‘ one. a t the bead of the com m ittee for com petition in the society contest a t I lne‘b°d of show ing w hat you can do
good tim e is expected.
(m ain business~ before® tsveryooay
everybody now
now lwLear
.!! nnH u { younS woman, should | m aking plans tor the float. Many old the end of the year. “Love’s
u u v e s uOld
ia i!when yo« are shoved off from shore
T he n ext reg u lar m eeting and all Iis H °m ecom ing so the float for t h e ^
•
8 ** eiiorm°us help in m em bers are expected to retu rn and Sweet Song- was done ju stice by and m ade to swim for yourselves.
“ M" ' “ h e re a fter -*>•
. . i. n !Homecoming day
a— parade
:
' The Republican platform , which
m eetings
will *be .held
was dis I I SSlng. 8ui‘ably for cam pus life. jHo«>ecoming will be a big day for Miss B arbour, who has a very sw eet
On T hursday evening, October 17, p b‘ Beta Epsilon,
th e Ind u strial A rts Building, Home CU88edj voice. The society was glad to hear | 1 bave tbe honor to rep resen t, promvery large group of girls were well
Econom ics departm ent,
the
third
of the athletics from Mr. Standage, *sed 8 tatcbood for New Mexico and
T he program , which
| of our last y ear’s team , and vic­ Arizona, and so far a s I am con­
M onday in the m onth a t 6 o’clock. E m m a Joslin, consis'ted'^of
I !,n te rta i“ ed by a m eeting on poetry.
J u n io r H t N n tn c
E very girl not residing in the dormi- of Vachel L i ^ s a y ’s !ife
8ke‘cb ! E xpressive pieces of poetry
poetrv represent-1
rm n u n t. I
J * M O r t t l /V O f C S
tories in track and baseball, and of cerned, I propose to do th e b est I
the anticipated work of the coming can to carry out th a t prom ise. I
to ries or in h er own home is urged ¡‘ug. “The Chinese NiKhUnvaai»r8ad ¡Ànn d' ffere”.t tyPeS ° f WOrk were read j
J U N IO R H I A S S E M B L Y
j year.
w ant to say to you, how ever, th a t I
to join th is society. It prom ises !charm ing poem by L indsay which w o r d ^ ^ r t 1,\ MusiC is P061^ w ithout I
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*
and
it
often
expresses
feelL
?
“
a
“
ernoon’
O
ctober
25,
|
am
not the whole show, and th e re
m uch am usem ent and valuable learn- »bows the beautiful and nn h ^
^
a <* U— ° _ften
expres
_
.
1 ‘h® ninth grade of the T raining!
are
m any others to be considered.
T h e A t h le t ic O u tlo o k
.0 « , m em bers.
U .,«
„ X
Ïo b M 1 ^ ” “ i 7 T T
" ' re WOrA wave of ath letic enthusiasm has | Bu‘ you can count on our doing our
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r
h
te
x
™
“
Ed;
r
A second m eeting was held M on-1d rab exterior.
v f i w __j _ _
.
jveieoraung tne 50th anniversary of
A t thP .o *
s
guerite M artin, and a vocal solo by
sw ept the en tire S alt R iver Valley, Ibest- Good-bye.”
day, O ctober 28, to decide upon the
the invention of the incandescent
At the last m eeting Mabel M a e iMi8s C harlotte
B arret
com
prised
i
^
v
»“
u nets»
and
has ihad its culm ination in the
As tbe train rolled o u t th e Presifloat for th e Homecoming parade.
Corn gave a sim ilar talk about Carl Part of the poetry of the. evening L .P'- . Very
,
m em ber of th e ninth ! form ation of an A thletic League i dent was given a final cheer. Mr.
Sandburg, the au th o r of “Fog.” P ier­
Miss G racebel Sw ift is chairm an I R ohert
° ° kp aim.
p art in ,the, Program,
,
I which em braces all schools of note | T aft took w itb bim . as a souvenir of
ians
s e m e T e 8 Udymg m odern poets this Iof the program com m ittee for t h e 'T l.ef program
**
ay“was
e
i f ' Cha,rman j in the valtey- including Tem pe N or-1A rizona- a Tem pe N orm al School
sem ester and th e * program s wiH Co n - |“Y ’ and she and her com m ittee ' A rthur
P™ ™
Clark^ M
foll®ws
mal, Phoenix High, Indian School, | pennant’ ‘brown upon th e platform
. ^ k e r talks about Poets of mod-1 through th eir in te re st and effort, are
by Miss “M ary Dunlap ju s t as the
L
,
?f.Ve
!
^
lef
review
j
Mesa, and Tempe H igh Schools.
ern tim es.
of the personal life of Thom as Edi
The purpose of this league is to j train 8toppedresponsible for the interesting pro- son.
T he P a ste u r Scientific Society sig­
”
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gram s being enjoyed by the girls
(regulate the schedule of gam es and
Vernon C ottrell told
of the “Prize- I to —
nalized its W ednesday evening m eet­
p
^
- — « uniform
u u .iu iu iiijr
H a llo w e e n
secure
ity in rui68
rules, and
C aroline C
* ontreras,
ConTer danCe
MCketS
fr° mran k s of the
^ Y. member8bip
ing by receiving
new_____
asso-C aroline
___________
Roline
Sikes,
W. C. A havdrive the a series1-oT^tests EdÌS° D recently by | also ‘° get the schools in b etter | AU the m erry classes are hfere to_ several
elate m em bers. A special program j ^k®
lma F rancis- Molly W right, Dickie j rapidly filled, and all the com m ittees
night to play
I touch with each other.
, was held to m ark th e induction o f‘ I, P arker, H orace
H arley Essley told about the trans- ( Prof. Ayer of the N orm al has been Except th e haughty Seniors who had
Chesley,
Leland are beginning activities. P lans for
mitter.
these new associates. The p resid en t ! F asey ’ and Gleo Cay wood,
to stay away,
e,ected President; C. D. Jones of t h e '
(the year are being carried forward.
of the society, Adolph Spangehl, gave
R obert Spargo told of the tele- Phoenix High School, vice-president And a11 U8 jolly Junio rs will do th e
j W atch the announcem ents for the
* a talk in which he stressed th e id e a l\ C U o n i a n S P l / l t l F o r
many things to be done and don’t
u u
exh,bted a sm all radio and H. J. H olzworth of the M esa!
best we can
scientific a ttitu d e as expressed in
* i W ll f O r
t J..set. . which
ITo helP the ghosts and goblins carry
miss a one.
. .. he had m ade and could be .| school, secretary-treasurer.
secretary-treasurer,
neld in the palm of his hand. This
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■th e life and w orks of th e society’s
out th eir plan.
model, Louis P asteu r, th e “m ost per(set, even though so small, can pick
F r id a y N ig h t D a n c e
Bob the apples round about, boys,
^ f e c t m an who ever entered th e field
j up good program s th a t can be heard The first dance of the season
then stop and count each seed.
T he business m eeting of October
of science.”
,
• j given under the auspices of the Nor-_ |’ Find out if she loves you not or
A fter a quietly im pressive cere­ 15 w as held a t Mr. P ay n ’es office.
Grace Caldwell talked of the type- j mal students took place
a t the din- i
________
loves you yes indeed.
mony, the new associates w ere pre­ Lucille Hudson was put in charge
w riter, using one th a t was am ong the (mg hall last F riday night. The hall i Be careful of the dark girls, as you
sented w ith th e ir badges of associa- of the luncheon, which is to be given | Lamb(la Kappa enjoyed th eir first first few made and a m odern one to j
walk round about,
• tion and w ere welcomed by all th e Homecoming. Mae Sisson was a p - |de8er‘ picnlc a t Twin B uttes Tues- m ake comparisons.
Victrola record, “Roll On, L ittle 10 r 8°m eone m ay kiss you, if you
activ e m em bers. The rem ainder of pom ted chairm an of the com m ittee j day eveninS' O ctober 15. A fter the
V allera Roach told of the phono- j Logie,” R obert Payne; reading of (
don’t w atch out!
, picnic supper th e group gathered | graph.
* th e evening was devoted to enter- or the float.
a cowboy poem, “Goldarn W heel,”
The m eeting of O ctober 22 was held around the fire and told m any inter-1 F rancis Brechan the dynamo.
tainm nt, consisting of a “chem istry
A rthur Clark; Pantom im e Illustration
m y
l a d y
o f t h e
s t a r s
spell-down,” which was of in te re st a t th e home of Mr. Payne. Business esting stories and sang songs.
| Eugene Fulghum, the storage bat-1of Poem - R obert Spargo.
I have been seeing a lovely lady in
present w ere: Mr. and
Mrs.- i ‘ery
‘ and enjoym ent to th e participants. m atters w ere discussed then a de­ r.oThose
h
it.
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:
w hite raim ent.
Mae M08 | f r J F a lr1 nkS’ „ Lillian
T he evening closed w ith th e serving lightful program was given.
M orris,( W anza Hardin, the in c a n d e sc e n t!. The T raining School indoor base-1Each nis b t when the la st s ta r comes
of refreshm ents.
Merle Hicks, Lois Benedict, Dorothy lamp.
Sisson gave a poem entitled, “And Onrsrm
had
five bgames,
seeing ner,
her,
T **
a
’
~*r I
ij ball team has —
~ **•»
^ c o , one |
~I have
' v been occiug
Those adm itted to asso ciate mem­ So W as I,” Eleene W ebb favored the
.
eanora
Anderson,
E thel !111..Eacb
of
‘bese brief speeches was | witb each
of*. the o ther schools of IIA lady very beautiful, w alking slowly
UI.K Rtin
M
.orn An
■B
j .
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,
i
,
n
,1
•* ’
b e r s h ip in th e society W ednesday society with a piano solo, Mona Den­ Buck and E sth e r Randall.
illustrated by a model of the thing tb e
Southside
Gram m ar
School
seem ing from Heaven,
The m eeting of October 22 was a tbe speaker was telling of.
night w ere: F red C ulbert, M argaret son gave a poem entitled “T he Sweet
League.
The team lost the firs t W alking among the sta rs;
Cawood, E ric B artell, E lene Webb, God P an .” The en tire society sang s ric y business meeting. F u rth er I A fter this program the eighth grade | two t0 the F ranklin school, and t o | And 1 bave been wondering
if she
W anam aker Mitchum, A riel N orris, th e Clionian song. Mrs. Payne and p ans for Homecoming were made [ invitation of the seventh grade, or j Tempe G ram m ar school. Since th e s e !
were an angel—
H elen Fulkerson, M arion Naegle, daughter, Louise, served delightful an o ther plans for the year w ere i freshm en of the Ju nior High School firs‘ defeats they have hit th eir i My lady of the stars
.j took
. .
1 - • - and are going strong. T h e y !»
Ja c k W allace, Ja n ie C lark and Her- refreshm ents, which included the also discussed.
place.
The eighth grade in-18‘ride
m oine Gerrish.
special Clionian kisses.
structed the m em bers of the seventh j bave won from G ilbert 16-4, from ( 1 rem em ber how she cam e, as from
the m idst of the fa rth e st w est­
“Q U A I N T ” I D E A S
| grade to five due respect to the i eb*
from Alma school 12-6. This i
ern
star,
R em em ber the W allflower.
T hat the public doesn’t q u estio n ,! e*gbth and ninth grades and placed ' mahes th e T raining School team a
from L iterary Digest.
’ | Placards upon th e ir backs w ith quo-1 s‘rong contender for the title of ¡W ith a faint, sw eet melody;

ON THE
CAMPUS
• * *
Twenty Years Ago

Delta Sigma Society
Geographies Discuss
Elect New Secretary
Great Colossal Cave

J

T :,r “LrLM
,r L it n*!d ,r,7;r

Y.W . C. A Members
Discuss ‘What College
nomen
Wear

Vachei Lindsay s Life **
Pierian Program Topic

*

Pasteur Scientifics
Receive Associates

Homecoming Day l
Picnic Is Feature of
Lambda Kappa Meet

aj

Delta Thetas Guests
A t Halloween Party K. K. A. Presents
All m em bers, including the alum ni
Play for Assembly

J

B arbers are always bald.
tations em phasizing th eir greenness. cbam p*on °f ‘be league.
A nother And ‘ w atched h er pass above me
sn d I listened to th e sw eet
New Y orkers are alw ays on the go. I T here is a program every F riday I round oi gam es will be played to d e -!
melody she sang
A square jaw is a sign of will | af‘ernoon from 1 to
1:30 in the clde which is the stro n g est team ip j
U ntil the fain ter strain s died when
power.
T
raining
School
auditorium
to
which
Itb
e
‘eaSu®
living in Tem pe of th e D elta T h eta
the lovely one vanished
G reenland is alw ays covered with | tbe coBege students are invited
^Society worked energetically to m ake
M embers of K alakagathia presented snow.
¡As in the fa rth e st eastern star.
______
L IF E O F T H E F R O S H
th e ir H allow een p arty a com plete th eir annual assem bly program on
Policemen are never around when
ThC Scoutmas te r and his assist- They kick me around and paddle my ! ‘ wondered if she were an angel—
•success.
Monday, O ctober 28, a t the regular you w ant them .
j My lady of the stars.
an
‘s bave planned a strong program
tail,
The g irls’ gym on the night of Oc­ assem bly hour. A one-act play en­
W inters w ere longer and snow ! f° r
B° y Scou‘s ‘h*8 year. They And make me carry a w ater pail;
tober 29 was th e place of a lively titled “Gas, Air, and E arl,” was pre­
W ith day I w ondered if all w ere a
heavier than 20 years ago.
have already taken one week-end They box
my ears and bloody my
sociable tim e. Those who failed to ap­ sented by the following cast:
vision,
Chinese doctors are paid only
for ' tr *P t0 Pblles Camp, about 30 miles |
nose
pear in person in answ er to th e ir
(And I w ondered why visions of a
Mrs. Plum m er ........... Theoda Johnson keeping you well.
j nor‘h of Phoenix. This F riday about j And then tie knots in my underInvitation m issed a
grand
lovely woman, seem ing an an­
clothes.
Drowning people always rise sev- 2°
^
Scouts’ w lth th e ir Scout-j
.a«.
acco„ tlo„ “ r Æ
r . or
......... > * « • *
gel, would haunt my mind.
| ° laf ‘e rs> Wl11 g0 to H eard Scout
friendly associations.
Urn* r>
...................... L ena Bono eral tim es before sinking finally
Chinese coolies work for six cents k
66 l ° & council wide raBy- The I m ake th e ir beds and sweep th eir I L ast night, when the last s ta r
For t b .
year8 th e „ * * ! & * £ £ * ' .......... --M ildred Old™
boys are to present a clever stu n t at
a day.
rooms,
Dorothy
Cantinwine
came, I saw h er again—
T hetas have given a p a rty to the
But still they paddle me with t h e i r !The lovely woman—and I sought h er
P anam a h , „ „
rn .d e
P a n .» .. £
' T , e I , t. e " “ B..r‘ “ 1V“
o th er societies instead of giving the
j tance in th eir work from Mr. Faireyes.
brooms.
■ Red h air denotes a quick tem per.
jis u a l assem bly program , “V ariety is
| banks, Mr. Brown, Mr. Begg and Mr.
B arking dogs don’t bite.
They put a green cap upon my head i (I shouId surely know an ang el’s
the spice of life.’.’
| Irvin W atts.
eyes.)
To be taken off only when in bed.
A dvertised commodities cost more. I
She
saw
me and smiled a sm ile very
Shaving m akes the h air grow fast- i
T H I N G S W E C A N ’T I M A G I N E
er.
sweet.
. ™ t _ J !m i0 r. H igh Scho°l assem b ly )I don’t speak to girls, not even to j
Saturday, N ovem ber 2, will be a
last Friday afternoon w as unusually
(How lovely is my lady of the
dance
A Bob Sm ith m issing a W allflower.
| All bootleggers own high-powered
I red-letter day for the H iking Club. | cars.
interesting. T here w ere brief talk s ¡For If I do they paddle my pants
stars.)
y
facnltjr
m
em
bers
on
th
e
following
The
teachers
sriv*
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« . f t S
« “ '" ¿ . r “ “ 6" “
'» * «
d m a,
It Is fatal to eat lobster and fol­
teachers give us intelligence | This m orning in th e light of day I
(7:30 and hike for 10 miles. A t this
subjects: Campfire Girls, Miss Roll;
low it with ice cream .
te sts
Mr. Brown very Ul on th e night
of j point, a large highw ay truck will be
the B aseball Season, Mr. Brown;
saw h er on th e pathw ay,
a dance.
To find out which .of us is best.
One hour's sleep before m idnight
¡waiting. This w in carry th e girls to
Spanish Class Goals, Miss Calloway;
The sam e fair m aiden, and she sm iled
• Peggy W right saying,
is b etter than two afterw ard.
I shall Echo Canyon w here dinner will be
Banking, Miss H aulot; Glee Club,
the sam e sw eet smile.
never dance again.”
Still I like college pretty well,
T here is little difference between
-------- Miss Norton.
I know th a t I shall never see h e r
served and a program will be pre­
W ally Caywood m ixing his “dates
But if I funk I’ll sure get (plenty)
d° Zen g0° d look,ng Printing | The following program w a , then
sented. The hikers plan to be back I Z e n
again, w alking am ong th e sta rs
from now on.—N ot Adv.
Although my dad is not a crank,
(presented by m em bers of the n in th
about 2:30 in the afternoon.
At night when the la st s ta r comes,
A rtists are poor business
men. (g rad e: Introduction, W anza H ardin; I m sure he still knows how to spank, j But I am very happy.
(A FROSH)
—W. W.

Hiking Club to Make
T e n - M H e Journey

TIiriiSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1929
to pass. A love for m usic is quickly
being spread about the building.
The uual week-end quiet of the hall
“T h e re ’s m usic in th e a ir,” M at­
thew s H all h as a new V ictrola. In ad­ w as broken last week by the return
dition to the V ictrola we have a box .of the girls who usually spend the
of needles and a num ber of new re c­ i week-end in Phoenix, for the game
ords. The interm in g led sounds of the |a n d dance Saturday.
A hungry pack of Arizona S tate
new m usic box and 60 girlish voices | The peace and harm ony of the hall
Bulldogs,
determ ined to atone for
JS
lends an entirely new atm osphere j was a bit disturbed this week by the
th ree ra th e r disastro u s early season
to the hall. A line of m ost any popu­ .follow ing casualties: Theoria Johnson
defeats by playing heads up, fighting
lar song may be heard issuing from ¡suffered two days in the infirm ary
football, will en train early Saturday
th e crack of any door one m ay chance | with a cold and Alice Bowman is at
B y D O C R A IS IN C A N E
m orning for Tucson, th ere to buck
i home suffering an a ttack of ptom aine
g iv e the b o y s
ag ainst a tough and undefeated U ni­
j poison. We hope they will both re ­ a h a n d
versity of A rizona W ildcat eleven.
f.....«WM—I
tu rn to our m idst soon.
F O R M A R C E L IN G ,
*
Coach M cCreary’s S taters a re due
Well, th e Bulldogs will be up beF in g e r W a v in g , s h a m p o o in g , a n d
fore b reak fast S aturday m orn to for a drubbing, if tim e honored sta ­
F A C U L T Y C O M M IT T E E S
hot o il tre a tm e n ts, see—
catch the Toonerville for Tucson. A tistics m ean anything. T hrice have
^
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MRS. McANARNEY
m errie clash la te r in the day with the Bulldogs b itten the dust, m aking
Miss O’Connor
P h o n e 27
Tem pe
a m ighty pow erful W ildcat football : deep bows to the El P aso M iners
Miss S tew art
team will give them a nice opportu­ and the F lagstaff Lum berjacks, and
Miss Murphy
nity to sharpen th e ir teeth for theft | handing a gam e to the U niversity
Miss W ilson.
In the
retu rn hair-pulling contest with those Frosh by one touchdown.
F A L L IS H E R E —
Rest Room—
wild and woolly L um berjacks on No­ j m eantim e Coach M cKale’s gridders
a n d I a m w e ll p re p a ire d f o r y o u r
Miss P ilcher
vem ber 16.
have whipped O ccidental, Caltech, El
n e e d s H a ts, S h o e s , S h ir t s , P a n ts,
Miss
Blair.
S w e a te rs, etc.
H ere’s a nice big tum bler lifted Paso and th e New Mexico Aggies.
D orm itories—
and drained in honor of the Dogs. I A ccording to all dope available,
Kelly Hyder
Mrs. W aite
They’ll need all the encouragem ent, the “Men of Mac” should presen t
Mrs. H u rst
slaps on the back and general rah- th e W ildcats about six touchdown
Mrs. H anshue
rahs th at the folks can give ’em be­ on a silver p latter. But a tightening
Miss Goodman
fore they em bark southw ard.
: Bulldog defense crew, strengthened
Mr.
McCreary.
by a week of -the h ard est so rt of
The
handful
of
noble
knockers
on
P ric e o ffe rs a n in d u c e m e n t— b ut
Scholarship Com m ittee—
q u a d ity o ffe rs a re a so n . W e o ffe r
the cam pus who keep insisting th a t drilling under a big stick w ielded by
y o u th e re a so n f o r th e p rice — F in e r
Dr. Grimes
Æ
the Bulldogs are “under dogs" are M cCreary and “Sm iley” Begg, is go­
Q u a lity . W e c a ll f o r a n d d e liv e r.
Dr. McDaniel
ing
down
to
Tucson
to
dig
th
e
ir
i
hereby
invited
by
Doc
him
self
to
415 M ill A v e .
P h o n e 220
Mr. Christy,
If
imbibe a few grains of diluted a r­ j cleats deep in stadium tu rf.
j Boy Scouts—
senic, or else use th e ir surplus wind Riggs and H argis, th e U ’s tw in scor­
! Mr. McCreary
for som ething else th a n blowing ing aces, break through for any m ore
\bove: The flying radio plant, constructed at a cost of $100,000. which
F O R S E R V IC E ,
I Mr. F airbanks
as been brought to Hadley A irport, Hadley. N. J., for experim ental
razzberries around . . . F or in s ta n c e ,! th an a few touchdow ns th ey will do
S A T IS F A C T IO N A N D
work by the Bell Telephone Laboratories. The plant is fully equipped
j Mr. Irish.
they m ight drag th e ir carcasses out j it over the lifeless form s of Bulldog
CO U RTESY SE E
to test airplane radio communication. Below: One of the two laboratory
------------ o-----------of th eir cribs and am ble down to the linem en.
benches in the plane at which scientists are constantly working for the
village term in al to cheer the boys
1930 S A H U A R O S T A F F B U S Y
M cCreary is undeterm ined as to his
perfection of communication between a ir and land stations.
A c r o s s th e C a m p u s
aboard
the
ra
ttle
r,
sta rtin g lineup. H e has been unde­
(Continued from Page 1)
fullback, m ay g et in for p a rt of th e
term ined on his o th e r sta rtin g line­
‘tographer for this year and all stu ­ talk a b o u t
ca t e y e s!
ups
this
season
also,
but
a
fte
r
the
gam
e, but la te s t plans call for his
dents are urged to have th eir annual
W ith young Johnny Riggs and his fum bles, e rro rs and g en eral w eak­
accom panying th e V arsity to Tucson.
B A Y L E S S G R O C E R Y & M A R K E T j cuts m ade as soon as possible.
N O . 15
If Coach M cCreary decides to use
W eber-M cCrea Company, Los An­ pals rom ping around in th eir usual nesses displayed by th e Dogs a t
T h e P a y le s s S t o r e s
W hile th e ir big b reth ren are p re­ him in th e U niversity clash he will
geles, is creating a new cover. South- gleeful fashion, th ere is no reason | F lag staff la st week he will be par­
G r o c e r ie s a n d
M eats
| w estern E ngraving Company is doing why the Cats shouldn’t pile up a tic u la r ly "choosey” about who s ta rts paring to invade th e dom ain of the probably see but little action tom or­
F r e s h F r u it s
V e g e ta b le s
I the engraving and Arizona Republi- pretty husky pyram id of touchdowns w here on S aturday. A lthough th e A rizona W ildcats Saturday, Coach row, and Cislaghi will a lte rn a te w ith
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B ut if the squad m aking th e trip is practically M errell H atch ’s second strin g foot­ K em pton a t fullback.
jcan P rin t Shop will print and bind against the T eachers.
Dogs
are
in
a
scrapping
mood there th e sam e v a rsity crew th a t sta rte d ballers will provide a savory grid
K. M itchum is carded to s ta r t a t
I the book.
also is no reason why they shouldn’t the season, “M ac” will n o t know m enu rig h t here a t hom e tom orrow cen ter tom orrow , w ith P alm er and
Following is a list of the staff
take a few pigskins across a goal definitely w hat men will be on the afternoon w hen they m eet th e Phoe> W atson a t guard b erths. Chatham ,
m em bers and th eir respective posi­
line
them selves.
R. W illard and W. M itchum a re
field a t th e sta rtin g w histle u n til a nix high school second team .
Q U IC K S E R V IC E
tions :
It is tim e to r e p a ir y o u r sh o e s.
The Dogs ju s t w eren’t functioning m om ent or two before the w histle
o
The young Coyotes are slated to th er guards th a t w ill probably g et
Editor-in-Chief ....... Epes R. W illiams
F o r W in t e r is here.
last Saturday up in the chilly tim- blows.
buck ag ain st the Bullpups a t 2:30 on in the gam e. Revello and A lexan­
Assa. E ditor ....... Elizabeth Handcock
O u r p ric e s a re a lw a y s righ t.
berlands of F lagstaff. They fought
F
o
r
th
is
reason
several
sh
ifts
in
411 M ill A v e .
Tem pe
Irish
Field, and should stage one of der, who cam e close to joining th e
B usiness M anager .. ..Albert S. Adams
hard, but the punch was lacking. In | positions planned to throw new the best football gam es to be seen now popular “one-arm club” la st
IAsst. Bus. M anager ... Myron H olbert
fact, the punch was spilled a week | blood into vulnerable spots of the on home grounds th is season. Tempe w eek w hen they received injured
¡A rt E ditor ................. Mollie W right
before w hen th e F rosh got mean Bulldog m achine will not m aterialize high school sm eared the Phoenicians shoulders, a re rep o rted in shape to
¡Photo. E ditor ................... Ruth Broady
and scored a touchdown. W hen they | until gam e tim e rolls around S atu r­ two w eeks ago and if the Pups can ’t ' be back a t th e ir ta c k le jobs. Both
The Journal Company
Faculty and Classes, Marion Figueroa
m et the Axmen the boys ju st w eren’t I day.
M e sa , A r iz o n a
T here is a possibility th a t duplicate the feat tom orrow they of them showed plenty of fight
O rg an izatio n s ......................... Sue Adair
back in form. They dug in hard, but Jones, second strin g back, m ay fill ought to hang up th e ir headgears and ag ain st Brophy and th e ir presence
C O M M E R C IA L P R IN T IN G
.Boys’ A thletics ....... Norm an Clements
will b o lster th e line.
the L um berjacks, playing on th eir in a t fullback. The re tu rn of SmithSchool P apers a Specialty g i r l s ’ A thletics ..Elizabeth H ightow er home field before a Homecoming eran a fte r a w eek’s layoff due to a ta k e to ping pong.
L ast S aturday H atch ’s laddies gave
¡A ctivities .........................Lapreel Davis Day crowd, dug a little harder.
broken nose m ay m ean th a t m uch
" W e c a t e r T o T h e C o lle g ia n ”
th e folks on the cam pus here some¡Calendar ................... B ern etta Clayton
Doc insists th a t th e Flag gridders m ore added stre n g th in th e fullback
i th in g to w rite home about w hen they
¡Snaps
and
Jokes
.....
V
iolet
Forem
an
B U Y A H O M E IN T E M P E
are n o t five touchdow ns b e tte r th an spot. C aptain F inley w as forced to
| stood backed to th e ir own goal line
Special Photo ............ L ester M aurel the Bulldogs. Not when M cCreary’s
T h e H o m e o f th e S t a t e T e a c h e r s
carry th e en tire burden a t th is im -1
| through four q u arters of a windy,
C o lle g e .
F reshm an Rep....... H erm an Bradshaw m achine is running in high gear,
p o rtan t post in th e L um berjack tiff j
The T o w n of H om es
Jd u sty football gam e and held a much
’A ssisting sale of books ....Merle H icks which it decidedly w asn’t last week.
!and ln th e la st period th e grind had
heavier and m ore pow erful Brophy
For Two W eeks Beginning,
In fact, it didn’t get out of low. noticeably w eakened his valuable j
TH E NEW
D IR E C T O R Y
College team to a 0-0 tie. Brophy
R e al Estate
driving
power.
I
Things conspired ag ain st the Tempe
MONDAY, OCTOBER 21st
W here to find some of th e men of
w as figured b e tte r th an the Maroon
squad. A g u st of wind pulled a de­
T alk of sh ifting "B attlin g ” Clem-1
| Alpha H all during the day and after
and Gold babes by a t le a st two
layed pass out of th in a ir and placed en ts out to an end position from his !
Sweat Shirts
¡dinner in the evenings:
touchdow ns, but a stu rd y little line
it gently in th e hands of one “B ru te” place a t guard and of saving Cleo
T . S. T . C.
j Caplinger—Somewhere around E ast
th a t held th e Brophym en for downs
Mullenaux, who looked a t it and d e Caywood from a lot of tough punish­
I Hall.
tim e a fte r tim e spilled the dope i n !
cided
to tak e it for a 70-yard walk m ent by w orking him in elsew here
AT THE CAM PUS
j H atch—Studying (he IS m arried,
several directions.
for a touchdown. H e did, w ith per­ th an his p resen t tackle b erth is also
Professional Model Sweat
H O M E CO O KED FOODS
I girls).
On th e offensive th e Bulldog un-l
fect interference all the way down current.
C o ld D r i n k s
Lunches
Shirts
C hattham —The pride of N orth
the field.
Logical ten tativ e sta rtin g lineups d erstudies had to rely en tirely o n !
Hall.
line plays, but during practice ses­
A snappier bunch of Bulldogs | for both team s a re:
Bob Sm ith—Any place w here it is
sions
th is w eek they have strength-1
would have nailed him a t the end of | Bulldogs
Position
W ildcats I
j good and dark.
O F F IC E and R E S I D E N C E
his first 10 yards. A sn appier bunch |M c N e i!1 .................................... D i c u s j ened th e ir passing program and may
D iscount on a ll Sweaters—
George E isen h art — D ad’s Place
C o r n e r o f M ill A v e . a n d 4th A v e .
be able to play over the heads of the
of Bulldogs m ay trip Johnny Riggs
L
eft
End
Latest Styles
I (phone or call a fte r 7:30).
DeMille a t q u a rte r­
and M ister H argis, and anyone else E. A nderson ............................ H e r r in g 1 Coyote Pups.
Glenn K em pton—He is also m ar­
D E N T IS T
“Daddy” McKale sends into S atu r­
L eft T ackle
i back will do the ball slinging tom or­
ried.
Girls Gymnasium Clothing
Tem pe
A r iz o n a
day’s fray to try to pile up a tre ­ E nSlaad ........................................ S w ic k 1row if th e re is any to be done, and
j Boots W atts—Sweeping out a t Ruw
ith
H
inton,
K
em
pton
and
Chesley
mendous score. S ta rt thinking th a t
L eft Guard
i ral.
those Dogs can really play football W illard .................................... D u n s e a th ' as backfield receivers and Adams,
Mac—He is not in—call 185.
P e te rs and Beuhm an reaching for I
They may not w hip the W ildcat, but
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C enter
H ot Dog W illard—D ream ing (I
E V E R Y T H I N G IN H A R D W A R E ,
passes a t end. Jones, punch packing j
th
ey
’ll
take
a
few
bites
out
of
hi*
P a in t s a n d W in d o w G la s s
j w onder w here my baby is tonight). left ear! And as for those L um ber­ McDowe11 .................................... G ridley!
R ight Guard
1
F u r n it u r e a n d D ish e s .
A nderson—Sleeping (usually in the
jacks—we shall see w hat we shall A shby .............................................. S e id e l1
| dining hall).
see. And if Doc is any judge we
ARE YOU COLD TODAY?
R ight T ackle
Monk W indes—Tom -catting,
Phone 8
T h e n Y o u S h o u ld H u r r y to
will see no 31-0 score. Not again! W atts ............................................ P a tte n 1
j Prexy—The P resid en t’s office.
R
ight
End
ARMY
and NAVY STORE
| W hite—W orking on th e “new job.”
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W. Caywood ................................. Acuff J
Fricke—Playing pig in N orth Hall,
For
Blankets
and Warm Clothes
Q
uarterback
j Michea—Pounding on the banjo, or
S teverson .................................... H argis!
|
blowing
on
a
clarinet.
H ear Ye! H ear Ye! Ye Olde E aste
TEM PE
L eft H alf
' Clatie Caywood—A t th e library.
S t u d e n t s h e a d q u a rte rs— E n d ic o ttT avern has im ported from yon city of S m itheran .................................... S ancet
J o h n s o n S h o e s — B r a d le y S w e a t e rs
P eters—On his way to Casa Gran- Phoenix two priceless candle sticks,
R ight H alf
Visit our store during our Rexall One-Cent Sale,
H o le p r o o f H o s ie r y
| de or a t the show,
which shall hold full reign on ye old
Finley
..........................................
L
eiber
j Bob H arpham —Not studying,
piano in E ast T avern parlor. Ye
OCTOBER 16 to OCTOBER 19, inclusive
F ullback
j Onnie—Trying to get enough to eat townspeople are all welcome to view
A saving for every student. We cater to your wants
w ith his left hand.
these guarded treasu res, but thou
I danced her by the stag line,
Finley—Down a t Buck’s, I guess, sh alt not touch.
I did, I did, I did,
never in th e hall.
G ro c e rie s, H a y, G ra in , W o o d , C oal,
The lassies of E ast T avern showed W e danced rig h t by the stag line,
F r e s h M e a ts, H a m s , B a c o n
th eir faces a t ye football struggle No kid, no kid, no kid.
V e g e ta b le s, P ro d u c e
R E A D A L L O F T H IS
luO per cent attendance, due to the
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I saw the fellows glancing,
The R exall Store
Tem pe
A r iz o n a i I t’s sw eet of you to tell me
fact th a t yon U. of A. lads made
O why, O why, O why,
j T h at I am all in all
Prescription
Druggists
flirtatious gestures tow ard these fair Did they not stop our dancing,
Phone 22
¡T hat I’m the apple
Tempe, Ariz.
lassies from the back posturn before The chaperone and I?
i Of your eye,
ye olde struggle.
Tarkington’s Tire Shop | T h at I'm the rainbow
The secrets of Ye T avern shall now Iopen wide for all h er friends who
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,In your sky
V u lc a n iz in g , T ir e s , T u b e s
be expounded. H ear Ye! H ear Ye! .shall re tu rn to em brace Homecoming
The a la mode
P h o n e 19
Sardines and crackers, coffee and on N ovem ber 15, 1929. W e extend to
Upon your pie
Tem pe
A r iz o n a
tea, m et a dire end, w hen ye fair | ye a cheery welcome w ith a rig h t
i T h at I’m the works
lassies vented way for th e ir delicate ¡good will.
| T h at I’m the guy
appetites on ye night of October, in j H ear Ye! H ear Ye! Ye lasses, Mar¡For whom you’d pass
th e year of our Lord, nineteen hun­ | g aret H ouseholder, R uth Clifford and
The o ther by
Tempe Electric Co.
dred and twenty-nine.
¡Ruth Ridgeway journeyed to ye faire
I t’s sw eet of you to tell me
W ir in g , F ix tu re s , E le c t ric a l C o n ­
On ye night of Thursday, October i tow ne of Safford for ye week-end
T h at I’m all in all
24, ye saw in yon college auditorium ¡of O ctober 18, 1929. The M isses Beattra c to rs, R a d io a n d R a d io S u p p lie s
But whose are those
a
fashion show th a t far surpassed ¡rice Nicholson and Melba M errill
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611 M i ll A v e n u e
L arge overshoes
any in ye old Towne before.
also w ended th e ir way to ye Towne
J passed o u t in the hall?
Ye Olde E aste T avern shall be of Prescott.

Hungry Bulldogs To
Go to Tucson For
Bitter Grid Battle

Plying Phone Booths to Aid Pilots

Sport Diagnosis

Doughboy Tailors

Charlie the Barber

Second String Men to
Play Phoenix Hi Here

J

Tempe Shoe Shop

Special Sale

R. A. Windes

95c Each

Varsity Inn

$1.15

W. G. Devore

Berryhills

Tempe Hdwe Co.

Boston Store

Ye Olde Easte Tavern

Baber Mercantile Co.

Laird & Dines

The Tempe National Bank
Tempe, Arizona

COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE

VIENNA BAKERY

Specializes in
fancy 5c pastry

Special Attention Given to
Orders for Weekend Picinics