-~~kly Ex n t. ========-===-~----=====c--=::=======-=-======- -====--------c=====-~~-=========--~ \.'OLt:ME \'I. ~lOXTAXA STATI' CO!,LEGE. FHIDAY. llECE~[JlE!l l, 1!114.

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MOST SUGGESSfUl GOllEGIHE rn oTBAll co-Ens GIVE sTATE BoARn MONHNA GROWN stEos n BE B~osTrn

srnsoN IN MONTANA'S HISTOR~ IS GlOSrn ANNUAL DANCEi SEES COLLEGE

AT TW~ BIG EXPOSITIONS IN OEGEMBER ONl..Y IN ONE GAME WHEN THE TEAMS OF THE TWO COLLEGES OF

MONTANA PLAYEO EACH OTHER WERE THEIR GOAL LINES CROSSED-WITH THE EXCELLENT PLAYERS ON EACH TEAM THE TASK OF CHOOSING AN ALL-MONTANA ELEVEN IS A DIF­F CUl..T ONE--MONTANA STATE GETS THREE OF THE BACK­F El.D MEN AND TWO OF THE LINEMEN-MISSOULA GETS THE OTHER SIX-MINES GET TWO ON THE SECOND TEAM.

Reception .Jnd Dance Giv.en By the l?resider.t Ham·lton Invites Members Girls of Hamilton Hall 1s Pleas- of Board to Inspect College and

ant Social Event. l Talk At Assembly

Till' nw•t enioi ahle so<'ial f\i.~cUon \ Pre>iueut llamilton has ex!l-nlied .lll

of the seaf;on o<'c11rr~d la:.t I· nda) in\·itatinn to .st vC'ral mC'mbt·rs of thC'

c·vC'n;ng in thr drill hall. '' hC'n the \state noard of J·~ducation to ,·islt the

THAT MONTANA SEED GROWERS ARS BEGINNING TO REALIZE THE IMPORTANCE OF BOOSTING HOME GROWN SEEDS IS SHOWN BY TrlE FACT OF THE TWO SHOWS TO BE HELD IN THE STATE THIS IVONTH-OVER $1.700.00 IN CASH IS OFFERED IN PREMIUMS­FIRST ONE IS GOING ON IN MILES CITY THIS WEEK AND THE SECOND WIL L OCCUR IN BOZE:MAN F ROM EIGHTH TO TENTH.

. . . . . .... Fl RST T,EAM

' :\1 11 ft c11ard S. C) <' nter. ( [ )l ) ;ght guard of ~!.) ight tackle.

l of )!.) rig t <·nu. ' (ll ~- C l'apt 1 (-.i.uartt.:r •

of \I ) rl,ht half 1x t \r s. c lt.:ft half •

• G tton nt ~. Cl f illback

. .. SECOND TEAM,

(\ rr c.:u. S. l ) le!t end. Spiegel C\linl's) 1ctl tackle Duqu<tte, (~! ::l. l') lc!t guar<l

girl~ of Hanli ton I !all t•ntertalnc.><l tho.sc of the ~llld('nt hodv who <lid not <.:olle~c: this WLlc>k. Thos( invited were

: f!O to thf·ir home' for tlie Thanksgi,·· Rtate Snpe>rinlendeut of Hchools If. A. That )h :1tana seNl .c;rowers and ti n-,·ar, !'b.glP Par ; nd huf:.:i(·I <. l;,s~f>S ing rN·es~. at a ret·(~JHion and clan<"e. llaH·e. Su1wrintr:idc.nt \Yard II. • ·vt rJcaler.5 are realizing thr importance of the leadinh corn Yarictics. Tlu:re

• of assembling anrl advertising the iR a ,·ery large list of (>ntrii .. •s and k.('en • 1 The hall was n•ry preuily decorilt· of Billings, Su1wri11t( nilt>nt .John llit·l~;f'ods raised in t:w ~talv. is evidenced C'l'lllJll"tition is n:>surtd in all uf tho • ed for tlH' OC'casion, in YC'llow an<l trich of Helena. and 8upc rintPnrleut 11:-. the fact that over $1,700.00 in cash C'h~~srs. ProfeHsor ..\tkimmn left for

I wh1te. the· hall color~. A false ceil· s. n. Largent or cn·at Falls.

: ing- of YPliow ~treamc>rs added much They are exp•·ct1·d to h in t:w {'it~ i~ cfff'rrd in 11rem1um~ !or the two :\lile~ Cit,· Tnef'dar night, and '':ill act to 1he lH'a111~· of tht~ 11lace. Yf'llow t d I ·11 I I t II -E.· 1 'hows whid1 arc bi.'IJJg hc1J in ls iuJ~e at lhe Corn Show •h1 .. n;.;:

o ay an' w1 OOi onr tlr co eg1:> \lontana this year. \\'edncsday lie s to bf' as:-:i~tHI by Streit l T or )I.) Cl'".1ter. \!dth PresidPnl H 1milton in order t\ !'he --~r<.:t :i.ronnna ('orn shn,•· is Ue- :\Tr. 03t·ar II \\"ill. .Jr .. who is a Jllf m· <'hrr.:-:antht·ums were al$o usc>d 10 C"ar·

Hodson (:\!. 8 C' l ri ... ht guard • ry out the color f'ffeC't. In one corner Gm:·rin ( lT of .'.\I.) right tackle • lhe L~!l sholm orchestra was ensconced co:isidf.'r imprOH"lllr>nls and oth• r mat it ~ J,dd d11rin~ t!:le prese:-it \\·c-,•k, lJ ikr oi tht.- OH·ar II. "'il St•ed "'"ffi· Jolh.:), pt s. c) right E'Ucl ters whic:h \\ill c·onw bdorr thP 311 • 'l ~ l' 1 t to :Jth, at :\files City. Com- ·"l:l.ll' nt Bi~rnarck, Xorth Jak ta Hobert l l of ~l. quarter behind palms antl lattice work made unal mettin~ ol th1 State Rn·1rcl <11 ·n_ ~ 1.i<'n in this is confined to th" ra~t- The Seed Growers' Exposition

O ~J • ( l <:if ~l ) right half corner was a rPtrC'at for those who ~ . idt '" fly • 1of the ~trPaml'f$. In the OJlposite FdnC'ation in llf'knu next wf'lk r.:i <nunti(<> of the ~tnte. whrirE"' c:orn Decemll<r Sth t1 Joli •

Tr ' t:-o, l:'\I ~. (_') full U. ck •. wished to rt:l't from lhC' terpgichor- Prcsi<knl llamilton, Dean LinfiC'hl. i~ mo!==t cen£>rally rabed rpwitr<ls 01 is cexf T•tc"da~ '\\ ul.a'bd:n :.nu . ·edt n pr!nt.;"S) lC'ft half. • ran an. rnd \\'1.lt .. r S. II. rtman of th 3 city 1.1 t PfHl in <·a$"h has been 11rovid.,,d Tlrnr~day tile ~e<'und ...\nmial St-etl ~·x­

will att~nll tlH' m l tin!" in Helena 1y l!1l \l'Jt.s City ('bamber of com- pO!-;ilion cf thP tr1ntana Ru·d GrmH·rs' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • * Th(' north cntranc·t 10 tlu. h:lll was The hnnr<l "ill rlisnl!;S th .. :tced::i of mere·(· 1nd th~ premium list includes a:-srcialicn i. to be hC'ld 1n Briz:Hoan.

closed, and here shrub \\a:; served lo t!J.e coth·ge and nH1..kn recomm('nd<t· - --- .\lre::•I' <:·on~iderabl) n\~·r n11f> l11m-tlw <ianrC'rs <1nring the ('\ l!ning. An tions to t1lt:.' lc;:1s1ature in reg-a rd to tired e11trit>s are her ... , allll the· •·01 .... illuminatPd "11" Wa! hung at thi~ end •ippropriations and im1irovements. 1 sponden<'t tnmi11g ia indi1 .. 1tPS th.it 1

of tie hall. A tile southern f'nd ('\"- thl' lllC'llllll'l':.i invitul arc in tt:o dty nEAN RIGHTER RETURNS I')' la·gt 111J11li1r nf .milt•-. re ~it Pr~ f'en~ ''llh myriad ;.:mall lights th<')' ''ill <'ach nwk(' a sho.t nddres'3 U t\ ti b+• forwa tlt d. Entr1£>s han· alr ady 'EMPlmMENT BIJRrnu shimng rrt m tht... hranf'hcs were used t rorlay ,\ emlilv f ROM E ht> n ma11

r f·on thf' ~ nn f-'S as d cor ions. Blfl ~ft[ TINfl n t!J t"t€' d much r thfl \'tln1 •g

The !"'""' '"'"" i:·eeted b) 11Pan lJ IVI lJ orn at 'h 'Iii•< Cit 1'X1'0Sitlo11 .111 l n t H. 1Iernc1·, and the :\Il s F'\a, AGGIE SUPPLEMENT WILL bt for" rd and enter tl t tl ~ d :'lkKl .ne~. Jeau1Jette Kelh. Rulh COME OUT NEXT WEEK. ar tNGIN[tRS lX us t n i\t B• nn<tn. S:\\ ..... t, I· rn Li:. 1 l, I ul11 l'h nut The exnos io:i ,~ to be held n t e

IS ORG~NllEO fOR GIRlS

lo C' ..\lJPn a':l.d A1nelia ti1aulel .:\t Lenn Ric·hter relt:'''l('d the firEt of old Tilt n hutld ng on ~.tin "ll"' tt Jar won. n'.::. a:-;sembly n t.t o c vr he orl'i1r tra ~tr 1c';: un \\·ork on thf ncn1 •ltural s T l fh1s f'JrnlsbLS mo t adm!r 1-Je .i.n Ill•

t1 r1 on 1 '1\,1 Heuri t •1e i;rarnl marC"h '" h1ch "ns lerl by e • i: well ui.d<'r "<tY and s• 'llt 'lf :i t\ Pei fron a me ting of the F.ngin- rnodauons, and the rat1tude or the t'llkNl on the ef- R .. h Swfa and Lnidall p lla' idso11 the l'Ol Y is I cul' in 1hl band:::. v t •tnb ~ei·t c.:i o{ land gra t t•ollf'!!.es, expo:-it on a Jthor•ks an1l the cc.m111 r-

A hundred and t'H"n,~-fi\'e conplC'r' }lriute:r::-. l'he tuts for tli tiublicaUcn 'l.\lllc·h '"1s held in \\'ashington, ~ ·ov· '- l c 11b Is due ~tr Lavis, '11 (l'Vfill:'r foll in Lrw hPldnd nnd wpre handed He bC'i11g mal!t• u Pntt The ''ritt n :o-nblr 10 to 13. Tl11" me~tm ~ W'3.S well of the bu1ldin~. \\ho ~o JnnJI c i; t.d

a 1C'<t11TC'T of international fam malu•s their iinig .. ams tiy litth" .\tii:;s Evelyn mattC'r will b' .11,hlcd under throe l for 11 e. tour of the l nitc d ~tates eYery two Col1leigh and '11ster Frt'il Denn ion. h('acls, co11C'i;C', ( x' rl1pnt station, n a tt1 n ku, l'St1ecinl}) by w ~tE'fn re11re- I he Gallatin \'u11ey Commercial dub

but the Grizzi) , n1 r hnlt y!nr , Tht" program of tWt.'lllV·one dances t>Xtensiou v.ork Thoe in c~arge cf 1 t.ithes aud mnuy ;ruport·mt sub· has .ucepted th~ responsibiht) !or the T' o th'" girl~ em11loymi:nt pas 1 u nil too onn for the Jancens. tht• ts.upplerncn ... a· 1 tu ha\c tr :::uly re <uted tor U\ us~ion. Si 1.:d expo:->1tiun, [urni::.hing mo:ie) for

l! 1n au :\ hich i. IJeen organized Uy 1 h h 111 cl 1Hf' nnd the return dance I for di. tnbut'on " th litXt \\'i?rk'.:-: Ex- xpc 1se .rn<l for the premium:::. Tliere the Y. ". (,. A. w·as outtlut.d by t:1e· d\~·n 1>'> tlw d0\\1Hown g-irls in the 1io:unt. Ih:CJltll t110sc 'hich will bf" is a i;oorl list of spt'dal 1 re>n tuu1". ·11·

r ittcf .11 charg and <·:i.nls \\ere 111rni:. i. H 'Jt.'C'Olllt' nnunal affairs at sent out '\ith th regilar Pdition o{ ., rtd 1d w ht pvs ect d ha\l g irc1l.ttd lor tbl ~irs t• ~lgn desig-- 1ht "Oll<g-f- and ·11" eagerly lool·dl tne Exponent, 1800 additional ropit.:::. •r v.:inni1.g samples tillered for c:um-

1 n~ -.,hat JHl of lIH\llO)ment they 'o:-"._ril 10 ,) the students. \\ii le di'tributed .r by ie'ition at San Francisco, Bozemr:.1 .s to ba~e a great st.ed iow this spnn~-

:>uch a:i si:.,1~ 01 ~l<ll Lrw. i , Erma Lessel, and Grain Laboratory Equipment to

rail)''"'\~' u'd be .,. r \\,JC .\r:·n"<IllUltS have NnT"BlE REGORn Min[ roll[fl[ EXPERTS ARE •\Oral of the cng !etrlng coll<-ges lll Be Used In Judging. av.ow b• e" mad1 "!.<-rob) some member of LJ II LJ llU lJ lJ II nr<ler to exan 1e t'leir ""rk a •d S<P ~1.e e11uip1m·ul In the State t.< "'"

ork 01 th. gr111 run .Tlust lie letl en- th(' com1: 1t1 c ".11 be ;n tlli; regis- I '"'hat c·hange had ret ntly b~dl 111atl.e. ,1bcratory, which is ,oc·a~ed at the 1rtly ll th in a mauon. For t~ uar'; old <-11 ce bctW•<'n ten a.nu elev· BV EXTENSION wn RKERS VERV MUGH IN n[MANO _\,,;c.ug tl10St ,.as th1 Cn!lcrcll) vf Experiment station. is to be used In

c H ic· ot ~ tfo.:J th1· ~lPrits oi <'ll Cards \\ill be distributed to mauy I U f U t\ 1't:11u.:.yhan1a. • Dll also the Calumllin lht judging or th~ gr. ins entered, The th 'ldl\l J

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1 r in 1h1 ga!lles of < f tlw BOZllll:'.111 homeH telling of the U:1in·r:-:ity at ~ew York. \Yhile iu moisture ctmteut of the tLff rn1t

the· ::-i a:;ou 1,lllt'l lie c·

11n::-ickrt:'d. line:; of "ork for which girls may be >:ew Yorl .. City, th~ dean also visited grains win l>e det~rmin~d b .. 1 im··~lUS or

The Line. -.;f'<·nre-d through the agency o[ the Almost T wo H undred ond Flfty Talks Heavy Winter Schedu les Has Been several old C'ngincermg frh,uds, and Urn Bro"11·DU\l'I 1\loisturc Tet>tH. 'lhe lniri,au. Have Been Given By Extension Arranged For Extension Staff finally returned to C'hicagL) w th Y.[r , 11 'rreutage of hull in onts is to be de-

\\' ight JS one ot thf> most nduabk :\Ji:"$ IJ:ul'l ('ofte.' dosed the meet- Staff Si nce Sept. 1. and College Faculty A.hell, an ul<l fden<l, "ho i~ chief en· tl'rmi:le<l; the millin~ and \Jahing fJ ,nl-a-:~_.t nil tht' t"on\ rd 110sition,.; an<l h I

fi t· --- lgineer of the 8mcrson-McMi11an com· itY of tht:> whent in CC'rta1, o[ t c Lass-

the Ii w lJO":-e~sin;.. along witJ wt:·ight ing by announcbg the rst mee mg o1 th1· S0<·ial ~er\"ict clasl:i which was Prof. F. B. Llnfield, dean o' a•--.ricul- pany. es is to be the determining factor 1n

a v.urhl of tight and SIH:(:d ls a rare h~ld in thC' E11isco1n1l Guild rooms last Approximately two hundred n.nd for- .l o. After Yh•itmg hb uwther tor one p1adng the a"ards, and the ~h1~ou rm:cbinat 011. C 1arl, of )lissoula was d t h 11 d th foll ng list of · 1 be of undoubtcdl.Y tht-> ~1iPt:die:.t end in the \\-l·dnc·sday t·Yening with Rev G. G. ty }lnblic addresses have been ma e ure as comp e e ow1 day, :\ladison fnll lhe l'ni\ ~rsit.Y of test o[ wheat m a arg:e num :r stare. His manner of ~Nting <lawn Bennt•lt as the leader. by members of the Extension stnU engagements made ror the faculty dur- 'Yisconsin were Yisited. )la<lisou nat· l'lasses is to be made. The pur;t) in

Since s.,

1,t. 1. These addresses baYe ing three months: Special Farm meet· urally will always bt.• an intereRting the case of smaller ~et.d and tht: r r-

thn th· Id on punts. dodgi Jg: the inter· ta · th ·a - of te

renr<·, and tac·klin·~ tbt· run:i.cr was R I l ~~I Ar Boa K bet.:·:i deli\ ('red in all parts of tlle state Ing at Absarokee, Nov. 21; Corn S!:low plate for the dean. lie is a graduate! mi nation per~cn . i:fe, ID t' e l:' 1'1' •r " M ~ T N s of this univer:;ity, as well as o[ Cor· h1rgC'r seeds, tn so ar as 1me w1 l' · nothing short o1 wonderful. On the before women's clubs, rurnl sc:10ols, a t Miles City, Dec. -5; Seed Exposi- nell university_ and consequently al- mit, are to be determined. Tbe gr:1t':l

~ie~ee~. ,_·~h:<·. ~;·~n· .• •'l:.·3·1_1.vr:~.~~l11asnibdlemafno'r· 1 1 · 1 b 1 r Uon at Doz~man DM 810 · Cou"try r ·1· · ·11 furn1'l\ lbe ., "' ., ... .... :_ -' grammar st.:·hools, ug 1 Rc oo s, a r m· "'" , ......,. - • .... ways flnd!:i many inleresti:lg problems laboratory ac1 iucs wi _ :s .

BEING USEU Br fRa~H ers' institutes, commercial clubs, Life meeting a t 'Wilbaux, Dec. 11; which are- being worlied out by his exhibitors full informauon n•gartllDg losses by ovrionents w'1cn in posses- teach er s• i·nstitutes. •le. Farmers' Short course, Kalispell, Dec. man'-' friends locnted in th.is univers- the samples which they have t'Dll red, Sl·on or tl1° ball. Clark ,,·as also a I c

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I b d t J •1 e ... - ity. 1 and will add to t e a lH'fL 10nn. V~t.: l surP ma:J on the forward pa;;ses. The a r rangements have all been 2 -Jan. 4; Far mers' Week, Bozeman, of the exposition. These qualitic.s certainly make him eli - 1 p ofe-.::sor G L Martin prof.essor ot made under the di r ection of P rof. F. Jan. 25-31; Sh~rt Cour se for F

8ruit· The Dean returned by way of Ames, ---------

gible fer a posi t ion. I . ~ .. -· . . · · _ s. Cooley. 'l'he add resses have dealt Grower s, H amilton, Feb. 1-G; ta l e towa, where he Yisited the Sta te col-. . . da11i111g. •· the author or the labora \with a griculture, home economics, and Grange meeting, Feb. 11-14; State lege. Ames is at present making many PLANS ALREADY UNDEK

Sheridan. while not so spc-edy as bis I torv guide used by the present fresh- 11 ~ r d t " tt a t touch on Horlic:uJt.ura l soclelv Feb 19-21 ·hnnges and improvements in its en-tcammate, Clark. proved h is worth ma~ chiss in that course. The book, 3 P ases

0 e uca 101~ 1

, k · ' . . gb•er ing work, and :i.s a consequence, WAY FOR INSTITUTE man,.· timPs by eluding tbe inter fer- first i>ubl"islied ,·n 1913, while Profes· home life and r ura l life. The v;or At ea.ch one of these gatherings fou r ""'~ b 1 ber ol the visit was one "hkh 1' as of ~eat enc-e and getting his man in the runs' )of U ·as wfth the :--;o .. th Da- has ~(·n <lone Y a arge num or t1ve, en t he ~vcrage, of the college in !\ts Yieinlty. Sl:-eridan was no t such I sor . a~ic:lt:~nl colle ~e is. th~ latest different people but those wh~ have and ('XtC1!.Sion tacu lly are to ))ave =i.c- interest.. Se.

I . Cl k b t h.i kota ag g ' been trarell:ig most are Miss i'-alher· t ive p·irt.s Thi!:i extensive program Mr. Richter hns \'IStted qmt~ a nnm- Many Noted Expe rts Have Been

a.n a~~rc.SHl\!e p a)<~r as a r u Bl guide in the practlC'al appltcat1on of • '1 t cured to T alk.-Faculty Gom-s te:.ldv defe:Jsivt> work and depend.:-i- od n dairy sr1ence i:ie Jensen, lect u rer in home ecoo~m- Ebov:s ho\\ great are the derunnds ber of institutions in ifferent pars m ittees Appointed . bl llt y~ entitles him to ;i place on t he m er ics. Miss Augusta Evans, organizer nin de upon the college tor expert DC:r- of the United States, nnd expresses a ll-slate \ The author has diTided the book lof boys' and gi r ls' clubs : and Dr. W \'!Ce a:id to what an extent lh~ wor l\llurus If as being mo'.e lh?n e\·er Ct)Il·1

• __ _ ___ into rou r dlvls;ions; the flr::Jt deaIB J H a r tman, agricu lturis t , livestock ex- t. as f.l<'WU m the s tate. \!need that engtnet>ring m _Monta-:ta • . ~ _ ) n th fort:-wtie.t with the p roduction and care of dairy I pet t and veter inarian The total not-

1 has a splendid future bl•fore it 1\us. f ... lla Kedzu.: Jo ~E>. e

~continued on Page flour• products ; U10 6erond covers the test- ed <~bove shows bow wldeepread and Short Course At Kal lspel lll'<·turer in the Unite~ States iu the I . ' o r th i1ost r"n1arkabl 0 o! the 1·1·ld ol home c..-onc•n111·o.;., and touf of

ing of these products while the lhi r ri. I st adlly active 1s t he wor k or t. 1e ne 0 e 1 .._- '" ~ .... "~ ' snor t co11rses 011 t11° 11ro 0•ram this win· MISS HARTMAN'S MUSIC I th<' lradin~ <'x1ierts 01 the \11ut~

and fourth d ivisions are given ove ..

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State colle~e. ' " n ° . k l' t te r i8 the one at Knlhq1ell from Il<'c. St<Ltt::s agrit•ultural cxtl•ns1on i:.t.·1' ;Ce

I to the. manufacture and mar e rng o - 28 to Jan. 2, in which the Flathenc! RECITAL IS ENJOYED "" an.on< thQ81' "ho w•ll h1• on !be the dairy produc.tH. . DEMANDS FOR "AGGIE" county high school c·o-opcrate•. pn>"ram for r'arnwr>' \\\<'k. \\I.ch

}<_:adl <ll\l~ion I& thoroughly C'O'e1ed \\i I tnkl' pli.ot.' .it tl.l tolh:ce J •. lU-

IJy vra«ti.-al a11pli«ations or the 1mnc1· GRADS EXCEEDS SUPPLY Six expl'rts trom the <«>ll<•gt• will con- The mu>i<' 10''""" of tlll' rnlh'hl' '"'" : f' ~;.31 , mi:,.

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,,.,.,[ .·iud O'i\·t•s tl1c> ~tudent a duct a series ot lt•c·n1re::; occupying ,.1·1_, <'llJ°cl.'<<I a rf-'111 !'Pat yt-stt-nlnv r l"t l'ht• {our \\ a~h 1i.;.to11 t l c t"' ilire(·t in:;ig:ht i1110 tilt' .-dence of rla ~;eyeral hour~ l':.u·h dny for a wt.:•ek 0'1 en,nini;. whrn !hey Wf'fl' t:>nl1 nai1h i ){• .srs. C l!. Sto th d11d i.r tht ir:dng. nuriH~ th<• past [('ll days, Dean F. agronomy, horticultllrt', lhl'SlOck. dat- ut a 11i;111ofOrtt' n•dt.1\ g 'Pll h~ ,,Its:-:. "!1 uf (<\Till lllan ~· 11 r lt () H I ,.

, ..\11 aiipt>nclh, 1kal111!:! "ith t:1P S<:al- u. Linfidcl of thP dhision of agricul n-u:.g, \HHlllry-lif.'t'liing, homt• l'<:onom- .TUHl' llartman Thi [b:-ot rnld~ hall .:-:on n t har-.e of t'h• \H•rk 11w t

' ing of butter, lht sta,dardiz01t:on of tnrt'. has n·l·l'iu•d rP'Jllt'sh tO uomin- Jl·s, Jarm :u·t·o11nti', t_ll' \\as well filled wluu tile> ''I J.! to\ nntl K.rh:. rt hs 1 U\ ... ) t' t t milk ancl its prud111· s ;11111 tht• f'Om- atP rn 1·n for '.IH' foll~win.g 11la•."'.·.· 1 Thug·l' wl~o ~nl~ vond.Ul'l. ·l·h·c p.rogram' 1H-r was 1' ·ntll'l't'll. :\fis-:;

11 11 1 1 ... n ... ra 11 r.land. n!L~at < 11 a ti U.1r t t

posHion of <!airy prod11c1-.: anti h~ llt•atl of PXtl·n~1on srn·ll't' 111 :rn .1~11· 11rt.• J'rot. I•' ~. tooll·). lllltt.101 of t.hc nn rnstnu·tur in 1h 1• C'Ollti:,i· 0f

1 'i.Jir1 in 1arm 111.1r t ··~

1 11rodurt~. make>!-' a wf'll h:da11<·N~ IJook. t.:•ulrnral <·ollt·gt:. $2.iOO to .:~:i110: lwa11 i•xtt•:1s1on \\Ork. l'rnt Altrf'd Atkin- Tlte pro~n1111 \\Hf' •1· lollo" l'nf l·"' S.l'oclp I'- 1.;1 rl ! tit whil'h gives t1

1p sl11rlPJ1t a 1horot11d1 of ;u:rinilrnral dt•JHll'\111(1111 in a 1w1 .. 8 011, ai.:ro1111111ist, I>r \\ .I Hartman, \"ariatiom; 011 a Tll 1111

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1. c ill\ (tlfll111 11t-i· n t.:l arcl f>l \1.ru llrainin~ in th<' praciit.:·al ;qqi\ic'atlon of mal Fdwol, $200 a monlh. 1•x1wrt ill livesto1·J... t>Xtit.:·rt ;.11ul \dt•rlnari:in; tnook Ont'! llr.1'1 n , 1:-- \\ltl,. ·\t a nt1 rn;.... \11111.l. \

ln1odPrn dairy metlJods. S\\ltw for Pxltnsion work, ~1:!11!1 10 Miss l\alhC'rilll' .lt•Bsl·ll, kdurrr ln 1Pn·luch·.in <;mm Hi hn.nmiLtl ·ii!;l'I. 1'11 1nllo\\ll" lum111tt•·• \\ .. :r1

$!!.!CH• JH·I' y,·ar. f'X\1Prl in horsP~ ~utl 1101n 11 t·in11ol11lt':-'~ LI. I\ l',111non. l'X· ll:int;t• '\tbr1 1

'Ill ~l H•

'fi.ss LouiRP llr)·an, 1->ll·nop;ratJhl·l' to mnli•, $\~1111 to $21011 1wr .H•ar pert 111 farm mau:1hPl1111ll, ;ind F G. \l11z11rka llp ::t '.'\n •rid \t-Prnl Jl. A. C'oolr Y ht .. tel nf tlH· En to- Thi·:-;i a l' only a ft·" sanqilt.:·~ of lllu;1d1<1rd, agrit·111t11ral agl'llt for Cali- I Etndl~~. Op :! .. :\P. 7 • ud OJ 1 1 molo ) d1·partrne11t re1urnt.•tl Sttnday 1h1 111:1('• ~ i\hi1·l1 un• Sl't.:·lonK men. !IP latl1 '·011111.' I h<• \. ls• l) i:! 1-~ A ',1c11y lro111 Hcl1·11a wlwrP sht• hns Leen for ca11::-1 i!i1 'olli·J,:"l's ol agTic·11lt11ral al'I~ L·~rluh• t 11 Fn1 It dt l'

tilt• Jmf:I t" 1 month-: rN'O' 1·ri11~ fr.im ;~~1t, ~1ra 1•:11 ;,';~:~•!< .~:;': .. :"~: .. ,~··:~::~"..a:~ ln~·';:::a ~::::::::~ ,'.\,,\:.r~1'.'~'~~l~ .::',:';~; .l!aitl,. 11 , \\ i-~·:';\,~~·,;,':' \I r n n. Pl '\'K'' T \ y LOR, a11 npt.:'ration ::;he has n•s1m1t.•rl ht!r lll<' ~.'1···111·.< c·111 f'orn1:1l Sht· also n· 1:t111lt:' ch· lull r ' U I Jut

I I I nlt .\'Pt O'J"ai111atr1J 111 agrkult11rt..• a.1 1lw c·oJlpg:i• ·~ .-. Al -~Lal< T1('kl<• aall Captain ur <lntits. t th( t·ol <"A'£'. JUL I!\.~ ,.. tt'IHIS lo :-lOlt HI 1t.r hOlllf' In Htlll(' J>oloml\St' "o. ~ !..:-.. \llillLUlh.:ll 011 1.1~e Flll.I) ."\1 xt y,ar's 1;JoYPl1, !n ~ained h£·r full c:tn•ngth. llo\\ lJOl\f· Lnod plrtl'E.·~.

y DEC'E:ct13FR 4, 1,: I. MOC\TAC\..\. $TATE COLL EGE. FHll>.\ . . • ,. '

THE WEEKLY EXPONENT .... rt.·:'Lilnk Lllt· t·hampion:shii> rrom sen· C f Chr1·stmas 11011'> mon. Th<S se<'m• lo have been am eras or

_ t..1.ldishl•d Januar: l l'.HO O.Jt~ruwt? ol Mout~l)_ Ex11o~~nt,

Ls~ :iblished Januar) 1, 1~. <>.

~ht ir rntt•nlton for 1'l'YC'ral ~·('ars past CAMERAS FOR CHRISTMAS. a:1d "hil t" they will be greatly . . . . would l>l' more :tJ)flI"N'intcd or Lhut lr' ,1, .. 111eii<'<I b_,. the addition of sever· l'ould you ~I\"c a. Jll('~ent that . . · than •t.akin~

.., . . " ire Xothing mon• fasc111at1:-i~ al Jll'W pla)('rs this ~C>ason. it is not would aftoril mo1c pl~as1 ~re interesting than d..:>\"eloping t ht:>m. ·\

1, .bhsbed e\'t•ry l'rida; of the Col· t.~1-f' > i·ar by an t!<l:turial staff chosen f .. 0111 the student,:, ?f the Montana ~1.11 e College of Agriculture e.:id Me­chanic ArlS, Bozeman, M ontana.

thouc:ht th:U tht·~ will be strong phorngraphs and nothm,::; .. m . ··11 d muc:h to .$O!tt..·n and make enoi:i;~ to offer serious compe tition prest:nt of <\ Ca.mera on ( hnstruas "l o for tl~t· \tontana bruuwr. ill('arnnt the winter month~. . . and mounting

'.\l<HJaKer Lou i.!'i bu::;y arranging a Camrra. and outfits for den~Ioping. prmll~~ line. Kodaks and other l:if'ht->dult~ in whkh a number of the [.;n•rything i. lu•rt.~ in tlll' photographic

STAFF .. AJiL11r-m-Chif'I Hobert 1'. Keller, :1~ Uusm ess ~tanag:Pr. -U. F'. M organ, 1"

b(':.:l tt·a1ns i:1 the \\·est \\ill be sPeo Rose Drug Co. on tlit> llozc>man floor. \\'ith th e meu THE RE X A

.M.nrn~in~. E~it.ol. Paul ·i.'b~mp.s~~.- :i~ A~s11c.;1atu Editor E. J..A ·St<'r ColC', 1 '

C1n"11iaLiou .'.\tanal:t'1ti~l~~·r L. 1;,:hi: ·.1::;

lnl.iuing- and working hard and_ Coa.c~ !--:============== ~~union to d1rt-<'t t~l"'·m , lh e I:.:.xponen .: 1r1•1l1l'ls thal th<'Y \\iii :ll?:aln brin~, --------------­·11ome 1he ba<·on."

..:'-ssi.:.ti:;ii 'llu~iu ·~3 .'.\l~rna~c..·r · · · ,1 Harold U1t ksou.

hllf•l ·l'oll~~;at1• · it1•porH:r

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'15 11 J<'Ioren<'c Gray,

Athlt>tk H.t·tJOrtt•r · · . n_ Lt•slit~ Pt·ttn:re\\ ' l .11

'16 b============='.! 'l".' '.\l i:-s Evans. Prof. Ilnlst. ~ind Dr.

<(~\'Tll ral Hrporti•r J·'lon'IH't" ~\'il;~i t. !,;t-uPral H.e1mrtt•r ··Hoy :o-tn\Jd,

J lartm;\11 alU'lldt"'\fJ an instil Jlc O.lt .\ b-s,,.b:->l'riptton H.:tl1 T'~ o llolla~s r~i~~ siroki t' J.1 .. t r~rida)

)'t":tr. fih.• rl.'Ul=- pi·r .,.ii>) • .\?~e - ::-in" r tll'h m:.°!.(h.· known on ;tJlPlit:atlon. '.\lls~ l\: atherine .lf•nsl"Il ad1.hes:-;ed

the: \\"hitt"hall womans duh la:->t Tues· "Fill •red as Sl·c·mnl da~s m;1il matter d:t~

:!lt ~,h:lE·mnu, '.\lontana, under .\ct of - ::-(.'.vru~rl'~s of )lard1 3, l ':\i~ 1

'.\fiss Lilla A H;ukim• will nddrt>~s

Tl Weekly Exponent i~ str'd ;' .:; , four \\Ol1Ht:'1~· club~ and th~t·e high st.•"J~~t eut<'rp·;se. Its chief ;w.·pose I :-.dioola while on a short u·1p next i~ ., j.1it-t.ent tCt i~s r.:.aoe rs ea;::-i ·::·~K Wt·i>k. ~:w ,,.ll ~1wak in Bulle the .an accurate and c~mplete recor;; .0

f 'lth l'h illipsbur~ the tutb. Dt"Cr Lodge h developments in college a airs , . 'l

~u~ing that period and it Is In te nded the 1 lth :ind A· ac-oncL.1 tin• 1 .. th. tt:.::t its influence shall be ext- .. lrc: fur - :::-the upb u ilding of M. S. C. The paper l'rof ..\ !fl'I;'(] Atkin~nn lelt Tuesday ·s the result of volun~ary effort put .... ',,:.ht for '.\lih•s C';t~· ltl iltlt•nd the '.\lon· fort!• by the studcfltS who compose the tnna ('urn sllow Ht• i-;1wko th<'l'·" staff

CALENDAR.

I>11ct•mher 6. p;;,.,i1mnn·Sophomore IClt halt.

(Jl'!'Plllb( r l'' Pre11aratory school

ll · u' >er :Uontann 81 tt"' vs • .. ,,un Youug college, lH\sketbnll.

\\\•dll(·stfay a tt;>rnoon T:\1• ~how is 11 t·har~t' ol '.\l. R \f1\1"• 1n. :t!;::;l~ted b~·

. wk Taylln-. 12 ::-

H . H. C'a 111011 f.u·m m;,rnagt·ment

1i.-•riali:.:t has ('OlllJllt•ll'd ,l surn') or ~- farn..: 111 l· ... t•rg-11s c·ounty

THE COLLEGE

ISN'T IT ?

IT 'S A STETSON.

"MOTOR' IS THE NAME.

$4.00 IS THE PRICE.

WALSH'S WE HAVE OTHERS AT $2.50 and $3

JS THE PLACE.

L.1NOEVELOPEO FELLOW. f tiou l'an h'- H i.irl·d is i,,· 1 o I

Wtll We Repeat. at [011 \'it 1 tht r L·oll1.'~t· 1•t••1illt· and

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10K SOLID GO LD $1.00 HAT PINS

\\"hac nil'('r?

For a litt le giff.,

For a card 1wi1.t··1

Or \\ hy not tr<'nt :·our:-.dL

Bolid <.~old I lat Pin, only $t.11n

ThC'~C' an"' lIAl.L)lAHK an cl Ilk

hu~·ing pO\\PI' of this g-n•al Jt>" Pl·

c·r~· c·o·o11eratl\'e c·ompanr L'nahles

u:-. to off~·r tht•m at thal prin•.

Ii.A.Pease & Co. Jewelers and Optometrists .

---HALLMARK---

K :an as State Agricultural College.

--'1er111,ll ~~inn ~ti<'~ ror "u11., . ..

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I s.t'C'tl ~ tr, l"i!:!t> n 'er·h ·le~~ ii is partieipntio11 Ju h1 H' 01J1·g1 llt'I \i ,1 fa,·t thar mar' • u~c t,. -O tbrm,;h tit>~ "hidl ar · onti de 1 h1 1 g1• 1.1r

lit f:I " hmP ··.di ill}. . hf" ·nporl l"UITkHl ltll.

1 ~ .. H,111) 1h .• tll\ed a11· o" otT t'd 11

1 .i tlw < ollt.•gt.'. A pot t10n f till" g m

THE BUNGALOW BOZEMAN'S BEST BET.

ICE CR,EA MS. CANDIES . LUNCHES.

PARTY ORDERS RECEIVE CAREFUL ATTENTION.

THE BUNGALOW

THE P OINSETTIA IS THE TRUE CHRISTMAS FLOW ER.

AC\D MAKES A y~;RY ACCEPTABLE :O!AS GIFT. COME AND SEE THEM AT

Langohr's Greenhouses J~-"" 315 SOUTH TRACY AVENUE PHONE 95 I &tl&a.;; ..

VISITORS ALWAY S WELCOME

CERETANA MEANS QUALITY .. IN FLOUR AND ROLLED OATS-TRY THEM TODAY .

T HE BOZEMAN MILLING COMPANY.

McKEE ENGRAVING co. ARTISTS AND ENGRAVF.RS

CUTS THAT PRINT BUTTE, MONTAANA

Holiday Flowers ROSES. CRYSA THEMUMS AND CARNATIONS.

Tracy Floral Company )

See You at The Tuxedo '"' 114 lrn ~(t1d tb· turf' •1"1 \ltl :rom \ rolke.t• Nl11< .. ti1111 Im~ hPC'Il

1t oll \ill ct t t "t:"e I eoplt>, failurr> pru· 11 a Y f 11Jt>11 t.in t 1 " h ti t''"lli in~ tlc; 'kaLlf> -IH"!Hl fol ~1a·~ 1 .l~SO\I inn \\ltl

ur h\ 1 er- u h r c Jlef,. •f'OJlh a111l n1Jl1 • •'' ut<- de flt "s t, Ille" wit lOU' •f'lll!?. h1'HPtitl1•d 'd

l.ll' ,, t i't n t )llll'l'ltl fnr •h I

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JUST SORT OF SAY IT WITHOU T THINKING, EH '

Tuxedo Billiard Parlors u , in,.. ~l ll 11 Ifie T"Ja sa.::.•• ll

11

p1rt-- t?"'\e' lll) t'tl..!:lll!t"'tl hu ur !_------------------------------• 'llR.A:\"DY

I .. !· t IU'l ~::l!=('d

l 1 11 '"'t:' out. till' bllH" a.nd gold lu the .Mi souta .i;am · in J!ll2, the~ wPr"" b' 1cc 1:e1 a ted th1 ~·eh.ft er and the d·:'.'tmpionship was n•tai111•d hy :\fon­t a ~tatP aftH t~l(• mt·morable Hel

na _!!,tllll'.

[~st ;q;ar th0 colleg-l~ \\as rt:'pr•'sent

O~t. l·:x

" h .h1Ch of lC'

liuc ks 11 this ( 1llt ... 1·1ion hu\e yn1

!1 md th"' mos1 11st·~ ul .. .lollP:-> Th•· Ho:.:(•J" iln ( 'o\ t•rl~

1111mhc:·~

10ng alur:11d !""l)lllt' or IWS(' hut )1.('( 11rdi11~ to hf' }!!'(':<:-. ITIU 1 J'lb. lhP t t:' klt1ct t'llOlH~h 0 It'll tl11• (' l::<:-- "hy ,. t not thf• fault of he s1•l ool fhe Ile itish <'Olll'i!l s arP ha rel hit hy tht• JonP~ It j11st lit:-:. 1111dpr hC' sh1,r1

inc.Ji\'idnal himself 1s t ll :une E,·er:v war. ('amhrnli::;t• httnnc: onh· 1-.nfl

stud1•nt in c·ollN?P ··hnuld .I'< ,t\1ze that I stndl'nts as against :\:"1illl last year .. In• ls tllt'I'<• not mf'l'1>l~· to masier and and !ht> otlwr unht•rsitit·s hPill~ rl1· h•arn what t'thers haH~ .tlrl•ady C'OTl· minh:hecl in 11roponion. This :--itua trihutea to the fountalll 01 knowh•Oge. tion is only "hat migh lit• f'Xpec·tf'd

kg- of 111)

MORAL.

TIH·Y tol11 me not 10 st11d.'. :\or sit up late to <'ram.

- NOT IC E !

tii)j!2, llii.-tM VISIBLE WR IT ERS r <'"I.· n ·. Ct1dl' r 0

''nu,.!. L.< .:om:" t·: .,th·.;,'"• ~!fr Pric.·~ ; ~· lt•t• ,j ANYWHERE f•>r' FREE TRIAL <>r

RENTED, u . . o ... ni.: RENT T.O .APPLY OH PRICE. 'Vr!to! r .. r r:t• ,!no.tt-d l •IA . .'Ile'"

pew..tt•r- ~porlurn. CE.t. 1~)~· ... La.lr;;eN.,llll<'~

Tht: m1u who kno ;i.·s no 11 1M 1ll~i!-;ts on tt>11ing it

Fnshi1 .. "l.t->1·:- 1ln that •\\'au a· University C'f Ca lifornia. Ont• h111Hlrt 11 fre~hmt•u :lt t t"' !Tn •1•ard in I bran X ·xt ,,111!Pill to minuw" d lll<t•.

'('' ·~· of Knnsas ha\"e bt•C'n 'aker arian, "I WOUhl like :1 hook ~O l n1rl \\' 1 a' d11 you Tnt•an \\"Prd t'·Jlllf's rr m '.\t ssoula that nn!t>r to d1l thi:; you \\ill han• to de> 01 of tht> Eu.~lbh claf'ses. haYC' hl, 1_, 11 .1. Fn,_·shie- tlh. wlit•n• yni swii and lii.i.:. is bl.In~ 11ilt at a cost inl'luding

tttf•V lre t1C'nt. lg C"\t•r:,- t•lfon to pro .• •1011 tho:;e powers \\hil-h rlw IPxr de11r;n·1l of thrt.'e hours work and .1n~ l ihrarian '•\\.ha1 hook do ~·uu wait l·11mpnwnt. < ~l,l.nOO. It will pro· l<'t.• n winuln~ tin: nHl are bPgi:1nin~ b_rn k alone will not. and c·;tnn~t cto.

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1 l. 01111 Plh~d to work unih:•r tinor~ at the ,, ~h :." <:irl You llH ,

111 till' lli ·sitathrn \"idt:• <tt.•enmmothtion:-> for two bun·

r ea,or. \\il'1 the int<'ntion ofl llw only ""Y that tlm l'O\\er or '.'On· ,.,, 1,. of~.-, per eapiln. .·rnd<•nt "\\'hat uook 1,'"'' )·on~" ll'altz. llin•d and lift) >llldent,. Ex

;:uldition o build·

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have one fri,md l i.

on- his oip0

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f!::ic __ The Best Possible Value.In Fountain Pens a

SELF-FILLER. SAFETY TOP. NON-BREAKABLE. PRICE, $1.50.

SPAULDING ATHLETIC GOODS,

STl.NDARD O F THE WORL D.

PHILLIPS' BOOK STORE

.IL\!:\ Bl"!Lltl:\t; Tllll'\l lill '1111·; T!tl.l·:~

Attention, Students! \\"p h'.l\"t' a nki.' •h· 1onnw111 01 · m:dl l"old<>n• :~nd F'o l1, 11 J: r.·t st~ Jrs.

.Inst rig-ht {() l'Xt:hang€' with yu111· <·Lls .• mati->s.

REDUCTION GIVEN (" At.L PH OTOS TO

COLLEGE STUDENTS.

The Schlech ten Studio

WE ARE AGENT$ F OR

Reports from many '' ~=-it."'rn anti m.1l·Wt.•Men1 insticntio11::. shO\\d th~t

:\1 ~- C is not t 1(' onh· s(·hool llt.>al· ini:: wl•h tlw lfft~t·n nlp QtH~stion. In mo~t mstances all class scrap:; and Ilg 11~ art• dospJy \\<HChC'd nnd juclt!t•tl b~ ht• tlJIPt.'l' l·lasst•s but :u 1w iu ti· ulion ltt\H' !ht•y tlOnf' awaY \\ith •h~ tradition c•f the green C':lJl.

L •It' drops oi :H' d, l-1lllt1 ~1n•1·k:-; of zin1,

fll:t i11lt1 a lt·~t t11h1. '.\[;1k l:' a11 nwf·1 1 0111,r

•·t;l1d f.!l\ll ts \\I~ r y onh hl h 1st•

\\ ,1 lo' l'• , 1 n1 ~ r a ~ n s r ail" ~uartl a11tl 11t. t" l l it ).,..r I \\' t>l ·~r

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rq~t--11 101 of

ho ls O\ tr 1;1 u.

,.\1-i:;:imant ht• tot.i i

he l"niH'r i'~ of h!.1

t 11 r Ht. St'' t"'Ult C'' stmk11t.., from Ra

'. 111 oun ) this year ••

Steinway, Sohmer McPhail and Milton

Pianos ALL ON

D. D. SMITH

MO:-;TA:-iA STATE COLLEGE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1914. PAGE T?rnl:ll

·he Adv. Writer is Out LYRIC CHRIST~IAS POST CARDS SO IT IS UP T O ME.

15 CENTS PER DOZEN. ALSO A VEARIED STOCK OF OTHER CHR ISTMAS TOKENS. WE HAVE THE BEST LINE O F SUITS ANO OVERCOATS IN

TOWN, AND THE Y FIT YOUR FORM AND P URSE. SP EC IA L SUNDAY FEATU RE

POSTOFFICE NEWS STAND

HANK AND ED TER HAVE YOUR CLOTHES FIXED BEFORE the HOLIDAYS. [ My Official Wife SPEND LESS

THAN YOU EARN . I :========================="""'==- I VITAGRAPH IN

~1~£=o=l=le=g=~=n=o=te=s~\l [\A1um~nd Ex·Students]' I~ ~L~arts !·'or living, clothes and pleasure.­bank the rest at our Savings De­partment week1'·

As your account begins to in · crease you will find pleasure in saving more each year.

Better Wear ANaw Snit Home Xmas

to he sJre it id r!gtl, you

ld order iL from us

• $20.00 WE !!AYE sm1E

DY >'l",Tl.'08.

1lloway &Mcintyre

oes for Work

Prof .r. H. Holst. principal of the ~liss Alda ~mitb, 13 entertained the seco:Jdary schools was reelected pres- Ill{'mben:t of the S. N. L. c lub. an or­ident of tho Country Life association ganization which thE' gi rl s of the class

HEARST-SE LIG NEWS PICTORIAL.

at its annual meeting- held in Butte of 191:! formed in their freshman ------------, _ !,1st week in c·oninnction with the year, at her a11artments in t~e Black- ---------------THE LOUIS HEEL PUMP FINDS

FAVOR AGAIN. State Teacher::i' a~sociation. more. The affairs was held in honor of )!iss Rhoda Dawes. ,--------------. It Is One of the Masterpieces

11 .. ~.~~l~~~~:.: ... ::-

- ::-Tht• )lisscs Florence Hewitt and Laura Talg:o entt•n.ainetl Len of their Barney Burg an ex·student of the friends last 1 uc•:.;day P\'tming al a <·ollegt• and at present e:-agaged in the

ff'ed ', the ocra:-;ion l.wing a box from law IJusiness at Columbus was Ill tlle ! home. I t:lty last week on work connected with

I :: the land oITicl'.

~11~:-; I leh.•n ;-\oYak ot )filwaukee ha~ --!i-bN~U sel'un.•d to Oll the Yac..·ancy left .:\tiss Ruth lfartman ·1:3, returned t o in Dt.:an Richter's staff by the trans- Sheridan w!wre !->he bas estabhsbed

1 fcrral ol :'\liss .\gnes Sullivan to Heg· <.t m•1::;i<' class. She spent 'Thnnksgh­t~trar Jl O. \\' lso:1·s of.ice. in,.. with her parents . .:'llr. and )tr:;. \\'.

S . Hartman . - :: - ::-:'\Iae .:\lyers rnd Gw<'ndolyn :\tills re­

turnt•d ~ur day altcrnoo11 irom H~h:na Among tht.• members o( the class ot where they spent lheir Thanl-.sghing l!!H who atumded the dance last Fri· 'lt t'le :\hll~ :1.0ml day, were :\Ir. an<l :\lrs. \Yilliam B.

\'estal. Geor!!;ia Cullum, Ella 1 tarmon. l r·H >.lchc ~~~ Huth ~oble en- ('lura Flander~. Rausi{:- Hoe('her, and

~elmer Solb1•rg. krtlllll'd :\l1~s '.\1cDt!r111ott of Great 1-~all.., 1ri11i:, thP Tha 1k:<givin~ n~cess.

I rot D. B. $\\ ngle 11 E. :\l,•rris, llll :\tr Uuddn I .t_~ Ill Sunday at

:\ty~Lt Lake -::-

Prv rPt u r1H.'d Fri-

t:-:\I ~s Gl on::";\ (.'11 tum. ·14, lL~ft Sat­

l• day aftl.•r11oon for Helena where slic \ \\ill visit for ..._ icw days before rtt•lfll· I 1ng to IfaYre wht.."'I'C she h; engat:;Pd as ii.structor m ~iomt• eeonomics at the high sd1001.

- ::-da' fnru a ht: •ing ui1• at the Bu falo :\liss Ella 11. rmon rHurned to nlt.•n.

Coal, Wood and Kindling

320 W. MAIN ST.

Kenyon-Noble Lumber Co.

woman-just a.~ we sell the lead-ing men's shoes to the man who cares about the best.

REED'S BOOTER}

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4% Interest paid on Savings.

6allatin Trust & Savings BANK

(Wei ghed on County Scales.)

THE SOARING

THERMOMETER. make5 everybody want to ger a ·a.y from the heat. But Y hen the cold weather romcs e\·er)o bo<ly wants all the heat he can ~'"" You"llget ple1~tY ot it if you have a good pile or our coa l in your (·ellar. lt is the dean, free hurmng kind that give the 1bost beat "ith the le tter orc.lo:­loday nu1l bav it ott your mind.

FRANSHAM COAL CO

or Play

ord to the Col'ege Faculty and I lorn r.inf'11 on tnr \Yest Gallatm, :\tr di\·l' ;\loncluY morning tu take up her l 11rke \\a~ H'Cl·:->~ful m l•rinKing hat:k \\1.r1 as I. htra("tor in home sci(•nce. E. W. THOMPSON

tudents aoout our Shoes

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!?.•( ~h e of ~11ur sho " e1.k llTI

J. H. HARRIS &. CO.

Better Shoes.

FOR THOSE WHO CARE.

~ EVE~ BARBER SHOP.

·1n l k. '.\fi~~ I larmon sJH nt th(· Tlrnnksgivin ::-

Cra 111t..ram 1-. TI11pl"rt ~ueets 'l'-1, ::-Er{'(·ll ll1m:iPll ·1~. and Fred Katc>ly rNurnt·d 811nda) irom a hunting tn11 1 _ donwstlc science at t:ie Swt:et­up H1·ar canyon ~1.:'Yer saw a t~1ing. !?;ra:--s County high school. returuC'd to

Sold by Owenhouse Hardware Co.

-::- h!:.:: Timlwr loist Sunday. F'. E\ en·tt :\kS11adden '17 and How- - ::- \..\lle:1 t>nte rtained .Ta' Duquette, "\Yru \the fixtures ha\e been replaced b} ard Seamans ltj rptnrne<l Saturday PC'arl Heighton ·14. who is teaching Todd, rnd fi{'I) Hagen at Thauksg1vmg mote modern ones and the whole place night trom an outing up Cottonwood tn the Gallatin lOUnty hh.:.h school iliunt·r last Thursday in honor of ~11:.s ll1a~ bt:'eu 1rnt rn the hest sanitary co:i­c~rcelc Thl'Y n·11ort h;ning had a very siient ThanksgiYing with her parents Au~u~w Gi unert o[ Dutte wJ.'J visit C.iti1m. The room has also be. n given line time. .il Alhambra Hot :-;prings. I ,d at ihe hall during the hoFrlays. ~e .. <:ral <'Oats of 11aint which ndds a - :.:- •• --::- I ;.n·eat deal to it's general appearance. Rt•:1au lleLamp ·1-; returned from Laura Picdalu;-:;;:-instructor of d<r I The y. \\~. C. A. eutertained the

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BARBER SHOP.

t"nder Xational Bank or Gallatin Valley

College Students a Specialty.

THE WHITE STUDIO.

QUALITY PORTRAITS.

'OST-OH'IC'E BUILDI:-;G.

Helena Sunday, mestic science in the Helena high coHe~e girls at a winter picnic yes· [ PRO F. CONKLING ATTENDS

l - :::- ~chool attenlled the teachers' con,·en· : tl.'rday noon in the home science I M EETINGS OF COM MISSION Prot. :'1 Herri<'k S11aulding and Otto tio:1 in Butte last ,,·eek. \room 8 . ~[lss Elizabeth Forrest, bead 1 1 Batch 'lti, re1t1rne<l Tm~sda)· morning -~ libraria:J. g,ave a talk o~u the ~rip I. ' l,'TVfesso~ Conkling of th~ engin~er·

Almost have to have a clock these dark mornings. \\"e have them

F rom $1.00 up to $10.00.

1mercial National Bank. TAL STOCK ............ $150,000.

'LUS and PROFITS .. $250.00.

GEORGE COX, Cashier. I ;MAN, - MONTANA .

;;LINE PHILLIPS. 307 South Central.

Instruction

c I A N 0-V 0 I C E.

ree years gtudy in Berlin.

EITZ, M. D.,

oom l, Michigan Bldg.

Telephone 45:.

E. MOXLEY

DENTIST

Phone 97 Blk.

URDUM

lrom Gregson. They brou~ht back Frank Fro be "lH, tiPl:'llt a few days I abroad that she made last summe1. ii.g faC'ult) atte~ded. a_ special. ru.eetmg three beavers whic'.:l are to I.le mounted 111

the cit) this " eek :.lr F'orbe is

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_ lof the State High\\ a) comm1ss1on or

)like·· OsE-nbrug rt>tun1et.1 tiunday Engineering conside r the new map of the state

Let us Show You.

L. E. GAGE

and put in the museum 1,Lltling a 1 esponsible po~iuon with 11 -\ '' hich he is a mem~r i:l H elena on -U- l" )fontan~l l-'O\\ e r ('Ol11lMll) Notes I Monday. T~e meet.mg was called to

lrom Butte where '.le ~i1ent the Thanks·\ \\.illtam Kram~r·· . 11 , ,,as .l fiist 011

showing all the highways o[ tbc s tnte b1' 1ng recess in colors. This may will soon be Jeweler &. Registered Optometrist. . - ::- the"' C'k \1s1tor~~~he college McCAY AND TALMAGE GIVE l rendy for the lithogr~phers. Phone 3 0 Red.

Prof J_ A Thaler returned Su 1da) \ Ja(·k Taylor .12 , is the author of SO ME INTERESTING EXHIBITS I -::- !.--------------~ from Hdena \\here he ga,-e expert an <lJ'tide llealiug with graBs for guru·\ -- WOOD-TURNING LATHES tetilimony ln a suit brought aizainst bo soil. published in che Dakota F'a r · The various don a tions which are be- 1 ADDED T O EQUIPMENT the Standard EnginPering works by mer I ing secured through the efforts of --the city uf Helena. - !:- :\rcssrs Mcray and Talmage, [or the ! .T3e .i ncreased attendance in ti.le en· - ::.-- :\lar!..!;ucrill· Unrch who was a mem· displays in the reading room of the gmeertng courses has made the rnstnl-J ohn Fiske ·i.-1 and )lanrred Snow lwr of lagt y(•ar·~ F'r t!Hhman c lass was new e nginee ring shed have arrlverl Jation or a number of :lew wood-turn-Ti. rPturned 811nda)· night from Ile!- a". d .·ii·e bei·iig 1,la'·ed in the cases pra-ltng lathes ncC'essarY. Xine lathes will marriL'd 011 :'\oYember 2-1 to Charles ·• '-Plla, where they ~pe:it the T!lanksgiv· \\'('an.cir in '.\t oo rh~ad , Minll'. They villed for them. 'Thl'tie exhibits of bt..• in~talled and che shops are busy in~ Yac·;1tinn. nsittd tor a rrw dayis with frien ds in tools and \·arious other 'rroducts are building the benches npon which these - :.:- the 1

ast aJHl t~en rrtnr'.lcrl to Kalis- attra<:tinE?; considerable attention and will be installed. T!1e ('onstruC'tion of - : : - p£>ll. l"hc many friPnd~ of th t' young \\ lwn the installation Is complete will \·ariouH pieces of Rhop and laboratory \11:-~ A11 ... n:-i a EYa:1 anci :\I. I .... \\"ii ('Ollllk al )fontana State offer their he worth a visit to the building. The pquipnwnt is ueinK co111plctC'd in the son r-f tlv· F.xt1·n~ on <lc>purtnwnt left ht.. trti• ~t l'Lll~ratulation!5 nncl wish di:;pht) 8 will be of grtnt value to the shov:s tbuo i:ltnasing the equipment las! .\1011uay 1or Chica~o wlltn~ they tht·lll a h;ug: and haJ1

l1Y mar rit>d life. C"Ollt..·~i..- and an aid to the students in at small cos L and provldin)!; 1.:xc..·ellcnc

With our P ower and Machinery

Equ ipped Pl ant we are doln3 clean­

ing Better.

Let Us Do Your Work.

City Dye Works Phone 3<::9 Bl k. Hotel Annex.

~ion Wol'kCIS.

will ll!PI. J a ILlPt11.:.. cl the l•:xH•n· -:i - tla·ir work . 'ThP students join with practke {or shop clas!'es. )liss Ruth Sweat and her brother. the f::lc:nlty in t.ha:1king the douators ::- 1 Ore~un is to ha\·e a new .AJminis·

.lath:, ,,·crt• g:ue~ts at t:1e home of Lyn- of tht:'so s}lll•ndid collection~. NEW MACHl~~R~N;,..1~~LED SOON ~11;~<~~~:.n,~ .. ~~-i.ldt::~~- w~~~~1: ~l~~l\~~il~li~ega~~ - ::

<lall !Ja\"itbon for Thanl{s~h·ing din- ::- ~ com11lt·tcd it will he one of the finest

'.\liss ArkE-11 Smith of Uell\'4·r has been ~ecu rl to takl· the plate oi .'.\li:;s Orth who n. sig:ned Iler position us .ll'r. - :: -

MACHINE SHOP REPAIRS. Pn·I mi.1:1 r) Jilans Iwve bN 11 made in th(;' west Tht: co:->t is $100,UUO.

d !or a maC'h 11 •' to lt·~t th~~ effident~ of with additio11al repairs to the extt·u t '.\t1 )larch :\!Pri~oill left yestf•r ay .John C'. l'arl\ who has c·harg:e 01 h lt tlrin :-. umh3r Yarion~ t·onditions. of "-; 5,000. ll'Ptlt l!Pl"l'OOl1 for Tosto11 wlwn• shL• will sHi :

1 \\Olk in tlH' bullding,s has rt..•(·t'llt- Thi:,-; mn<hllH' ''ill llt..• na1h• 111 l'.l<' Jloliald ('ook :rn<l .I Y. \~~1~~:rs:~~ \isit tril'ndH, n·turu ng Sunda) ly c..·ompk t P<I thl• l't.'IHlit's to the wash· :'>hops null luslalltd in the }'ll\\'(•J' lab- :---------------ll!Tllf'tl '.\101irlay 111ght lrom ::

01 .. ,,,,,,._, .,18 snnn as funds an a\nilalJh.'. 1hur s1 r!llgs w:ll"l'f' th~ v s1wnt lht• rnom in thP mad1ine shop. :\lany of

al ,, (

- ::-it Thanksg1n111..::

1111H· in LC>\\ i town, rl'turninV" I 8111 lay

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\lb~ Erma Li ssd nd .'.\.tbs :\1ollh\ !'Jans l \ l' ht "n < um111~ t ·ti fo1 .in a I· tomohilc 1 t ,.., pl:.1'1t tor l\t>!Prlll ung.

" Art bronze " Book Rocks. .. ; .. ,:: rAU LTLESS XMAS GIFTS.

"'D'ARTAGNAN"

tile 1ratt1\• pi \\t'r 'I .111 ~t11t0nioblle l ider yarions loads. r11i:; .ll~n wtll hi· built in th<' shops rnll in l<tllt'd i l tht' la born ton

HOLIDAY HA'<DKERCHIEFS

DISPLAYED THIS WEEK

AT GOLDEN RuL:;: STORE.

\\\• 1.1re sho\ I "" :rtl~l

in Pure~ 1,.ncu h rnd La,1ra 'f.llg, n tuna 11 Suncl:iy from

DENTIST I a \"h:iit tu her liOlllt..' in Bi\Jingti, \\'idth :-, in.

ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR MORE NEW EQUIPMENT sty \€'!':,

hl 11'

narn,\\, nudium ~111tl \\ll.l

>ms 1 and 2 Story Block. I •• :'liJj-;ii 1.oui 1 Langohr cul('rt.aincd

16 Blk. Bozeman, Mont. ni<leteen girls at hl'r hollll' 011 Tracy ·avenue South \\'('dnc..•isdaY c\·ening th .. • c.ccaKion being her niTwtcPnth birth·

C. DAWES -' '.rEOPATlllC PHYSI CIAN

day. Retre~hmenU:i '' <•rP st'n Pd ;l t an artlglically rose deeorated table.

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ll cig:ht ~I i II ,

Dumm;· Jipro adn·ntur·

(>I" i: hC'n" modelt.'"rl in

T:w mt.:<'hank;il pnJ!,lneerini; depart­tl'l·Ht ha~ nearly l'Otnplrted the 11lpin;.! for tlH' steam litH'ti tO th e C'n~int•s for laborntory use in the t'ngineering sheU and the ammo:lia piping for th l~ re-­lrige raling machine.

both 1 l 111 and .l. "t t ..

('Ulors; nlso n lll"l ('l l' i!ll l c r '\

l'l 1..dV,t> ill colorl

great ·r than .._., t•i.

kerrhit-fs. from nd residence, Martin Blk, 237 Main St. ; Phone 371 Blk.

!\1iss Elizabe th \\'alco tt who ft lit d Miss Bryan's p-0sitio11 during the ope r.

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atiou and co:i.valescence of the lalter, aa stenographe r to Prof. R. A. Cooley, has reture d to her !:Jome in \Vbite Sul· pbur Springs .

to a man as wl' might

pkture him, "alivr.'' qu i<'k. hi s roil hrokt.~n

at hi~ f cN. and a smilP on his race. Could \\C

ask a more gall::int fig·

Pro,·ision has been made here for <'Omplete tt?sts of £tt·.1111 engines. re· frigeraling plant, l 0111h·ns€"rs . steam separators. injec tors, 1\Ud other s team a1111aratus.

Ladies Hnnd EmbroidC'red lnitinl 20c to 3!lc ead1. Montana.

- ::-ure?

'T'~e comnr~sed :lit Hoos have been ex tended from the tanks in the shop to the power pla..'"ltli n.nd to the e ngin-

President Hamilton will give an ad- PER PAIR $S.OO. eerl ng sh ed, thus making the air avall-EOPATHlv PHYSICIAN dress at Wlba.ux next Tb.unday at toe able ror laboratory use. As soon as

llan dker~biefs

Bo~ Goods-3 and 6 in box 29c to $1.:iO

Chambers·Fisher Cr. Michigan Building. j ded!catlon of a community church The Gallati' n Drug Co. l tbe concrete !loor is !II.Id In tb.o sbe<l This church is a unique lnstitutio:i as a number of ga~ollne and on engines

lfontana. It wlll be used as a social center where !-----------------------------=--•I ,.111 be permanently lnstnlled. \ L---------------..: I all manner of gatherings will be held.

MO}:TANA STATE COLLEGE, FRJ!UY. DECE~!l3ER 4, 1914.

t-£0E FOOR

CALL US UP ANY TIME IN THE WEEK AND YOUR LAUNDRY

WILL BE CALLED FOR IMMEDIATELY AND DELIVERED ONLY IN FIRST CLASS SHAPE.

Gallatin Laundry Company

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lrS?r:il LT~· ui G. R. MILBURN, College Agent.

l'I (l:>;E 79 rllW. l'alkd tor and lldivered.

A PLEASANT PLACE TO SPEND YOUR TIME

COME IN AND TRY I.JS.

\hcut t 1 nt~ 11 11 an ollt f.ir Joh,.. st ,\ ',ff:-. < h 111111101 :-.. th~ llTUilnt

on th (f~lh tlntlt. slipllo 11 or(. s. l• k oo<l for t t• plaCl' -:: an. \ 10t 1 t\fr littk for"aru

The Arcade Billiard Parlor .\nd SPiii t•f Lbt'it ue ~lit)\\ ng l'l«ll Im:. ht•tn ad<.1 t<• Lht:ir lt-..t o el.gi-ba ki 1 ,a I la Comp< t tlou for bit~ in t e 11{ r"on of Canno:i. Jorgo1-

BEST SA BER S"!OP 1N TGWN. l 1 e~ 11 li ll 11 ls at the blglwst ml C 111011 \\ 11 c·C'r 1 nly ma1·rn

SUG~ESSrnl SE~SON

(lo11L1111d trom P· On)

tt.:'• •l 1 n o to :.;1 t s tn 1>< K uur for.

•<'r on lt tall:: n-gn :::aliu: -:: - :: Back Field. Tbe fli·st g,l!ne \,,11 ht' playt.•tl on It mii.:lll ubo ht• Htatecl that 1nst

1 ii ulit,rlb the bacl;.Htld matt!rial tbt> hotm.• [lour Dct·l·lllbtT Hi. This Yt'ars {"l'll,1r lha npious, thC' pre~ent ti ;?tr I l' i nlt ti t!ic three :\lout. na ln· gamt.• i.::- with Lht.· Brii.:ham You11g l.1- ~Puior~. abo h,ok good for I t:> t"amt

stit ll on:; ''" s thl' b~ t t.'O llttiou 01 ~litutt" from t 1.l11 I pl<ite t111~ ) t·ar bra\\ 11 , si.11.'ed aml iootlJall hrai11s that -:: - 1 - U-

H tlwrt i uni man 111 tho slate tn.!r playt:d 011 a ~rontanu gridiron. IL is 10 hC' l'C'llH'ntbc-red that the blue Till~ Fn!'llmcn !1:nl a Ll·am that is

who!<r- tit It· <"an nut be 1li!:tJllllC<l that 11 tht• l tah game tll1..• blul' and gold and icild ba 8Ji.H h1:-;,.,1 ,·:...; rt>n·n rd a 1 yet to be ht>cird from. CNtainly there

mnn is Bc.:ul~ Has t ·, m1..•udous size, 11uartdtt u.1nwt.l the Litle or tht.' 'f.1st- mo:--t awful heat in~ at the 3ands of are somt' g-ood men out from the 1''1"'~h

Ju~ JIOWC'rlnl 11h) sic lt', his li~hting- :.1b­

iht.L and Jn t. h •t not least, his fu.ci. l

t'H hac Jd1t'iil in the nortlrn l'st' an<l their ).Lormon LI rot hers last Yt>ar Jt anti tbey ought to form a. sp(>edy or

tht•Jr phi.) iHg in l'H'l') i;.unc 01 the sea· is to be hoped that IX>ccmbcr 16 will qanizatio:I. The J<'r~shman-Sophomure

sun 1111 .. rt.: t~1;.1.11 l!'tnlih !Jed th]s ta.ct. see a reversal of relations between game is alwa) s t!w most interesting (.•x1ir1:s!'Wtl ord:- t•111p'1asiZl'd t ~ iact Jhp Hruin u.i<.·klif•icl also .allowed ex- the t\\ 0 institutlons of the serits as tbl!re is usually more

thu hf" pla)t'd on a tt1m that tra\'~lt>d f.:t 'itwnal brilliarn v th ... · ni; the difft..r· -n- tlwn tltt..• orllinary awount of class spir-

undcr the n me of '·Grirzlit·s' 0 1Jy t. nt ~cs t th1..• season. \\'bile the Ba!-'kt.:tiJall is thl• all-yenr sport at it shown in this contest.

o1it·e did he rnel'l u man in t•Jis state orl;. 01 their rcmnrkahlc- lincs some- the home of the visitor~. The colleg:- - ::-

"ho gan h m an) trouble and that \\h:lt drtr i ·tlli from tht· quartd's ians ~an• bt.•c-n on the floor only a Th£' Juniors sull hav a ~ood team Stt.!rling ciunll11c~, yet tllclr work ft.!W Wt.!t.!kS, Thal they will mt:ct a For two year::. the) ba\'l' been lbe re­

throughout t~11e whole "'l'a3on proved ton~h 11roposilion goes without saying. cognized dark !J.or::0C's bnt thHe b.1s al mau wr;"' Ta) Ior.

Outw• I hrd omP c;;; xty pounds Tay Ior 1011 't Ilk~ .t TroJ.lll. \[ore t::inn nn< 1 did ]1f' slinw 111 ( crful Bl'ntz

111 10 n disadv:tnta.i::-e but it wns a lii::-ht llf.i tlnst trPmP11do11~ odds. Likt" lk,nt Ta Jor ·wn..-:: :iever tronhlcd by

t'ip1•1 t 11..• 0;-1 ,1 1 ar \\ 1h tht. fOn\ards. -:: lwa)s been auollh'r team or two just

,. " n of tlw .\linl::. w s 11.lso a won- The cla~s :::l.'ries \\ill start Monday, ~ iiltll.' bit better dt r: 1 pl._)"l'I'. Pia) iug on an llC'Yen It h.u;; u::.u:11ly bL'en tlle custom to bold - U-

tht t c.1 nol be clas::>C'd with those of tlu:-; series afh:r the holidays but Thar trip through the :\orthw~sl is I

I h4 utllO' stale instirntion.,, he dis- Coac!l. Jkn:1ion desi:·t.'8 an carlicr Sl·r· all but a cl'ttaiut) now. Co.l\rcspon

la• ... d '·1' Nlr marhs o! a. remarkable irs thi~ ~Lason in order that he may deuce \\itl1 ~ollk ol th1..· te.1ms i:l Ore au 0 iosm~ l le> un 11

thtse two olf 11 vc pl~1. t'r nnd ou a stronger i:l'l a Jinl on men for the st1uad. .:::ou ussute the mnn,q;(.'lllt'nt lart.:· that .,

C'CIDC' tog tht>r 1' I th 11 e 111 (' l..lu• "tu~ , 11il J a.'e :JJ, •l L mul..'11 blttC'r :: :ll) numbe of gnmt·::.. in Oregon and of v.. r. ' 'l ) 101 ho\\ Ing in the

am n

P~ ms "as t IC m ·t ·grC'""SlH' CLT'ain and ac·

id Ill ht! "'tntr • nd hlr alwa~s bad curatl~. 11 dirt>cting the tl.'ams ut­

o1 in "lu·t pln)m;; on tht d ·tack his "or, was .lmo .. l faullles&. Un lbC' offcn:-io the maroon 11 Tlll llt artru• nl lit· lg.ii:\ fnccs a

sur of u 1 opening -:.tr Jli 01 11on il i11 l~o 1ertson. Both

u r<I. T~1• pos1t1on on the all- d r Cll'lJ tht.: r nH.»l rC'm.uk ... bh· \\€'11,, "ir '} ~houhl ])("! lillt>d by Dal•ms,. ltho l h iii the c!.lalllllion hip gn.me

Th oth( r u rl. 1 osltlon should lie nlled J\ h.l crin Keerln. like Bentz, (';.i ds 11c lion moro through hi~

,,.c> i; .a 1 tr tb than anything

r~omuc:- vi~kl<l thl' fl,1";:, u his oppu­uents de en e and sh · ted bis att..ac:k 'nt~ t,e su1 C'l ~s th...l:i. d,d Rob rt·

. Fo h ro nd "ork a an m1 'iCJ 1al 111 '<' r ~~ti b l;) ~otu.ler nl

h rn h 1 01 t!w t a~. che blue and

or c011r:-<e It ,s :-t IHt\1 earl) t.o Jr :\1 rt '·nn Call Ol'llll c;.1n be arranged

t11 l h cl\:-;~ c·' 1t ,>iu11:-;, l>ut JH'Xl fhi. ... \ii n rt inl. 1,e n g,e " tdp for

" 11 • t On 1 er ~e s l l 11. ous

D~K~H 11

SPEGTRUM" ON I KAI.MIN SENDS LETTER

ABOUT GONZAGA GAME

~bblt TRIP rn SHTE Le:ier From C::-:f Missoula Pa-

Article In North Dakota Aggie Paper f

Gives Sidelights on Western

Trip.

'flw ' Bowing article is au extract f om ·1 11c S11ec·tr1Jm t ll ~ud nt pu J­

litatic.in '.'if tlh...• • ·orth 11;1k tl \,.,ricul­

unl c1 llc,;c lnd h '1 !:) sunu .. · t~rest­

·¥! \ 1e'\ s ot t.1eir tr·a. 1 \H t rn iu· \R::; >ll,

per Tells of the Battle with Spokane Turks.

t.Ie nonlJ.t: ( et 'n the

' oltJ quartrr Lat.·k t.a111.s bis po .11011 al;) '' t 11 s C'apt.tin oi tht• all-stat ;iggre '"l"rhh) mornin Co. c!i \\'oc..d and

his s<1t:ad of 11 gi:tlun ltoote ·s arrh ed gation. \ .. n t the rn \tr it) half back. was n Fa1go aftc.•r n line <la)~

~ lin \Hf .:.:nall1.: lhrouµ:h bl~ s1<.le of 0111 ot lbt• l>l:-:t grou:iJ a.incrs in the in our ~ister ~tatf' to the '\\·e~t. journ

r~~<':~ ~~iit~~ ~~;;1 no man b ~Ion- ~1·1t1 ut'1, •. lft· liad a knack uf !'La,ying be- T~c.·y first JJlD.)Ctl :\Io11ta.nn. UniYer· Tur i~ lllll r renc.·p In s Jell a man· sily at :\lis oula whcrC' tli1'Y lo t b) a u;,ll

t. fln "~o l .111 c-ompare with the leadt.:r iwr that t wa~ ~ard for •l tackler to score of 13 tu 0. \.I thou h lbl st·ore allotililleo 0

l li l ntirely.

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·\ of thr blur and gold a~...::reg.ltlon. Al- rea1.:h !nm aJ.d lOUJ1h·d \\lth hi::; ~pet:id was o1u..~-~ided, the gani~ v..1 nn)tliiug ru1Rs werfl btw Id. rf'I 11y tht.• iasscs

wa,· 2 st. dy, dq>tndablc man :'\able m.LJl 11tn ~ .no8t a sure ga uer t>\'('ry but that. whill' if the ofill .ils Wt>rt! awl 1111 r111 o iht H1uiu~. The in

" llllt h""J· his ) c>ar stronger than ti ml' lit> carrJf'd the hall. His Uul \s :ls unbiased as tht:) "t:rt P ,Sl'<l to V'rtprrnc<' o l ~lontann team was

.._\Tr !'. ~ 'i·e ir;_ tt; pas Jllg wns a fea- off tackle Wt.·re also hard to :--top antl be, and kn..:w the gdme the \ Y lhl·Y 1 l'haract rizl d s b Ill~ the most rt'­

llire or th(· s1..a on und his nbility to running low "lwn o.1ce> through t:ie ::;houlcl haYe it would o Jo 'ht have n ir.kabl(' f' ~tCll ln Sppka:ie l

al\\,tY"' 'J..t:t it rigl~t' rt.'gi!:iter~d fewer ;i11e \\as inclt'l•d a hard man to tackle. resulted in 11 tout illo\\U fore h llaIU w.1s res11on:-1Lh !or tw0 of :'\lontana·s l

m1\'1P~ a~.1 nst hun than an\' other A.f I · l r ma:i •'ob}(> i~ casi1y (>ntltled~ to tla:. He "' ~ fair'~· arcur,HP on r~ceiviug - tt.:r t·anng :'. ~8oula. t o tl'Rm thn·e toud1dO\\Il"' One "as mndc- b'

---- the forward tms.s. I j4,urnl') l'll to_ GJ.r_dmer, ~he ~ 'orthern i \'anrt-. circlin~ lhe end for 35 yar<l~ Pla:-.inp; al!aiu::.t ::iUt.:b nH::n ns Captain f':ttr.111c·e of :ellO\\ston1..• )l;auo111l park. and tbc otht.•r b~ ltollt.•rtson interrept

O\rsley of the unin:rsity, and Xeelon 'Aftf'r gpenchn~ Sl'Vcr,11 pleasant days ing a 10111.~· wrw.ird pass in the middle

of tht> )li:J.l'::i. Roubideau fared won- in the 1iark, sig:ht·::;eeiu~ and diml>ing or thP tieid and scoring o:i ft. BOZEMAN CAB COMPANY.

GORDON MA~DE\'lLLE, · Prop. derlul football phl)'l•rs. llowen•r. a~ mountains. Lh~ s11uad rdurned to

a line 11lu11ger, Ruby had no ec1ual on Bozeman nncl took on the ::uontnna MEMBER OF EXTENSION STAFF

ny '.\lonwna tlevrn. \\'hen a yard was Aggies; where thl'Y again met defeat. GETS PROMINENT MENTION

Cab Service Day and Night. College Parties a Specialty.

Phone 230. needed to makl' it first down. Huby Thil;; time. however, thc•y were out-

---------------'J U!:tllAlly carrlC'd tho ba.ll and when t:1e P'ayed and are :iot ashamed to lo::.e The followin~ clipping takPn from

'n ~ rn were finally unplled the ball Lo suc·h a team. thc- Dnkotu. fi'nrmC'r s~OWti that the THELEN & HANLEY,

l'P TO DATE LIVERY AND AUTOMOBILE.

1 would be fou:id a yard nearer the op- The J!;:lffi€' was clean and hard members of the extension staff are ob­

ponents' goal. • I fought rrom start to finish During Ulinlng more than state-wide promi

On the defens\ve he was not quite the first quarter, the Dakotans played I nenre in th t•ir work:

Phone Si Blk. - Bozeman, Mont. as hard a tackler as Owsley, but !ew Montana. off bPr fret. Re<:~hing the "C'ounty Agriculturist Blanchard o

b~1cks en1 r rounded him for substan- l>all on their own ~0-yard line and re- Cascade count) has arranged with the t

lial gainii The equal or the other sorting entirely to Ibe bucking, the) management of the Great J..,alls Publi

00 THE BEST HEATING AND ~runtana backs on the defensi\'e and carried the pigskin to Montana's 10· I Jibrary, for a traveling libran· w~lcl PLUMBING JOBS IN TOWN. their .superior· ~ bucki:J.g t~e line yard line, only lo lose the ball on a he believes will meet with lnslant and

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I! you want the best see ~arns for Roub1dcaux a place on the Jumble. ! ge:ieral favor among the farmt>rs. H

I tlrst team. At the end or lh(· first quarter, the I has selecte<l books CO\'erlng a wid

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0. H. BU 0 D, Th~re is no man surer of his place ~akotans_ wc-re e~hausted and during rang(> eonsisting or worlcs of agricul Central Avcue. Phone :'.!00 Red. 1 on this team than Cy Gatton, Montana tne remaining periods, ~rontana scor· ture, pctuto growlni.;, irri~ation, do.

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Gym. Shoes FOR BASKET BALL AND

GYMNASIUM USE.

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State's wonderful fullhack. \Vhile the ed thr e touchdowns. mestic sciene(", fil'tlon etc in fac

lightest man in the backHeld ~.;is foot- Fo.r Lhc- invadors, N"C'tnzl~k a:ld books suitable ror ev~ry t~cmber 0

ball in!:itl:H't nnd s1~cd offset this defi- Bols1nger. J>l'OV('d ~o be the lJest the famit:-.· will hr- found ln the co

dt and ensily parned tor him t!l<: title i::round-ga111ers, wl11!(.' McQuillan's for· 1 JPction. This library c·onsists of 3

on<' of the be-~t bn.cks ever set·n on ward nnsse~ an:r;i~f'cl over :t·, yards. \Olumeg which arC> plncpd in a stron

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~fontaua fh•ld.' 1 lls 8t1eed in circling F'or ~lontana. Trnvns. tht.• t-:.Jl'tYdy tull- box and carrit.'d around t o thl• fnrn g l-

l·nds ant.l his mannC'r of writ.?;gling back J.>ron~d Lo b4• thr t:itnr"

h 't ,1 i• ~Jit rinl fea1urn .tw.1~ from tat.·klt·rs mach• him a sun· I bi!~. f'o t~at nny fnrmE>r in l':.rncad ers hy 1\1 r Blanchard b his automo-

1,' 11 1r meu s ;t'l' 1011 ::ind we be· gruu d i-:auwr :.rnd on(> ot thl· bhu.• and I I PLANS FOR INSTITUTE. cOUUlj who wants r<•n1ll11~ mnttl'r fo

ltfl\l' "l' h3\t• st.cu·t·tl tl.f• n•r) c:old.s lwst nwn. In l"<'Ct.>hing or thE' loug wintt·r <"H•nlnc:!-l h:lR onlY t

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hi-.• \ah tha• tHl' to lie llad at thro,\lll~ till tor\\urd pa.!;s he was also (Contlnmd from Pat:l• Onel take the mat1t~r up with \Ir RI .tlll th se 1 ri C-\.('1·11tiotutlb good, For his \\Olldt.·rful ! _____ ard ., 1·1

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Yacht Club llre~sing. a very delirit1\1-· and llPPf't zi ng

n·lish for cold IlH'tlf nml 1:-alad.

.f oz. Rdt IP, JlC'r dozen

1u oz. Hotllt"'. pr-r dozE'n

Dollh', P'-'r dozl·n

~l 15 1·nrb1

$2.\.~ each :!.

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Thos. H. Rea & Co PHONE 24.

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A PAIR OF OUR CELEBRATED

Tango Pumps ·l

AND ONE OF OUR CLASSY BLUE SERGE SUITS

WILL COMPLETE YOUR DANCING WARDROBE.

THE HUB ED. and LO\.. HOW ARD, Props.

WALKOVER SHOES STETSON HAT

THE GALLATIN LUMBER co. Headquarter !or the Famous OWL CREEK and PEERLESS BEA R

CREEK COALS. Your uade v.·m be appreciated Oppostte Court House Phone 2QI

When You Want Real Class IN THE WAY OF DANCE PROGRAMS. AND WANT IT DONE 01

TIME-REMEMBER I

A.G. McKEY, THE PRINTER.

107 West Main Street.

BEAR CREEK ROUNDUP CAR 'E

COAL COAL COAi Flint=Lynn Lumber Co., Phone 8 :

WE HAVE

EAT 1 A GOOD PLACE TO

RED AND MAY TOP FLOOR AGGIE BUILDING.

-Montana State College of Agriculture

and Mechanic Arts

Practical courses in Civil. Elect.rical and lleehanical Engineering, Mechanic Arts, Agriculture, Dairy, Hort!· cultural, Homt> Economi('S, Industrial Chemlstr:r Economic Biology, }lusic and Art.

Beautiful grounds, commodious buBdlngst com· plete wood and iron shops, ext~rnsive laboratorle!, model kit1..·ben and sewing rooms, mu1ic and art studio. II

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--J.M. HAMILTON, President

B OZE MAN, MONTANA .

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REMEMBE R

"DUTCH" MUNTZER W ll LL CALL FOR T HAT SUIT A N I TAKE IT TO THE

COLLEGE PRESS It will be made to look like new

By

Top floor Aggie Bldg. c. c. Holt Proprif -fft-"11~ \I' pin) 11 hP Js sl'!t't. tcd lt)f 1

).£1ss L .\ I lark in" a11iJ (f L :\l:irtm I 1 0

hp Mlthused w th Ill!: pcs1t10n 'I r.tns1101tnuon J.' B Lmftl•ld, .H B ~t·\Pral IHl) of the phy, irs a11d I rn \'1 I '1 \f! looK d llPill 1n,t-rs of \lontaun St,1tc and Bur-1\lurdot.k .• rnd 1; L t'111r11r dit>ml•·'lr) t·lnssl· of !ht.• :\1i"Suul:1 ;---------------- - -----------

! r of lht llllhl·r~ity Wt·re ,i)..:.:o PXCf'l·1 '.iu:-;1l· ll, A Cuoh•.\ ,,IHI .\It~~ .fu1u ll.g-11 fdiool h;!\l• on.~.llll 1.·d a ·lu~1 JOAN SAWYER'S OWN

t 1 .oo GYM. SHOES,

$1 50 and $2.00. nt l•:lt klh·ld m1 n. Tht• formC'r wa:;; I lartma·1 J

1 \i 111'1' 1 It lhP\ an• im•l\lllng a win... PERSJ ~N GARDEN QRCHESTF '' r i:.q s the fastt:'"'l m.t:l uu un:- :\tun It1'f.!l!-0tl'at on <>. U \\' 1 pJ4 and \\ lt'"s 11 ll'graph) 1.11ion on lht' 1h1rd "'

nia e •• m lfls Tl".11 ablJltl '\a~ dl•JU- I" Sl hoppe non. ii !ht· I 1J.:,11 ( hool lmih'll1''". I BASKET BALL SHOES I :-1rlt' d II till Oakot;.\ gam(. Twice I Printing- n U. \\ }!'C•ll, (~ JI. Cook I Standard Grade. Sucuon soies and ni r m k.1b!P Bpec·1l 1u t- rcllng thC' Hd \\ u \\ h1ti·onih

I Le:Jther Stays, l'I.!-.. J.t14•1 d S<'<Jr s fo .. ~1011ta11a. a11d Ht·r·p iUOll \'" '.\! ( hi !1!1' II. It.

$4.00. ,ih Lb1 t• e1 l on ol th. ~It so11ta ~\\lllgh· .tnd ~I . l\:nh r t11 .llOSt•n

____ ---- - l"' Uru11gh1 Latk p11uts for Jn 1.nrr Infor111, tl 1 I' \\ \\U tlo<k '\' .J

I- -'' l f tv. nt or l\\t·Tlt)-IJ\1.. )nrd Iart l rn autl 1. B '.\ I on.

T Wl'llson Co s" •on st :it ground gcl'll l'latftr'll lO niltt11 F ~- roo\t>\ 1 '--" · tr. oug~ th1 1 111• natl lH::- w •. ht nt1 :-:; Ht 0 t \\ I·~ n ,, , r

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ti Pl a hare! mnn to sto1. 111 ,,.., nnd· H H. H.lt>'

::-\\"h) 1s ) ua 111 ~u at nw !Jon"'), •.

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MAKFS RECORDS EXCLt., ~!VE I Y FOR THE COLUMBIA

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'lrt.~ ho IHio J.ra lli.m :\l.ni:-..t.·I .loa~ $;rn)l'l'~ Pl·rslan l~l 12 in., $1.00. o·lh•

ROECHER'S DRUG STOREf PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIAL TY.