The Bates Student - volume 54 number 18 - May 28, 1926

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2 w ' 1 3 0, 0,! 0 - n 0 / he ttubent! 0 \"ol. XLX. No. 18 LEWSTON, MANE, FRDAY MAY PRCE TEN CENTS THE MRROR Tlo frst copes of ths year's Mrror appeared on campus ths week, dressed n attractve blue and gold covers. A hundred copes of the Mrror has been those who have pad n Full. The drawng for the two nee copes of the Mrror has been postponed untl Tuesday. All Senors who have pad for ther Mrror wll bo elgble to draw for the two free copes. Ths wll take place n Chase Hall Tuesday at one o'clock. Members of clubs whch have not pad ther Mrror blls wll not be able to get ther copes untl the club has settled the bll. Chase Hall Scene of Frosh Entertanment Chase Hall was the see f a party laal Saturday nght. The Freshman lass gathered there (or ther lrs socal tme snce the Class Bde, snce dancng was barred the commttee looked around for O ther means of entertan nt. The feature of the evenng waa a track meel between the four colleges of te' stale. Some of the event were the sut caae relay, the sn"- relay, the pe eatng eonteat, and the snnw ehoc race. Raymond \lson lved up t» the reputaton he has ganed at the Con m and fnshed Aral n the pe eatng eonteat. t s rumored that he passed successfully through lve tral heals before the Anal race. He was present at dnner Sun day. The crowd aaaembled after the meet am sane Bonga. Ernes! Culverwoll dd the honors at the pano, A grand march to the ktchen followed, le freehments of ee cream and cooke* wre serve,. As a fnal slunt a lve pound bag of kasea was suspended n the center of the lall. One el le party broke the bag and scattered the ksses. There was a mad scramble for kaaea. There s no evdence et' chapped lps among the Freshmen n date. Mss Betty Crafts had charge of arrangement! and much credt for the Bueeeaa of the party s due her. There were.-111(1111 eghty preaent. Prof. MacDonald Sals for Europe To Vst taly, France, Swtzerland, England and Scotland TO MEET PROF. BRTAN Professor an. Mrs. MacDonald left l.ewston Tuesday aftern for Hos ton, and saled Wednesday to spend the summer n Europe. They went on the Presdent Wlson, and wll call at l.s lon, Portugal, and the A/ores boforo landng n Naples. Durng the earlypart of the summer Professor and Mrs. MacDonald ezpecl to vst all of the more mportant ctes of taly. They ntend to vst the beautful lake regon of taly, and then to motor over the Alps by the famous Smplon Pass. n Swtzerland, Professor anl Mrs. Mad ad wll vst torlaken, Geneva, and Lucerne, After leavng Swtzerland, they wll go to Pars, and late n the summer make a tour of England and Scotland. They hope to meet Professor and Mrs. Brtan London. Professor and Mrs. Mm-Donald wll sal from (llasgow, Scotland, tor Mon treal, and make a bref vst n Canada before returnng to Lewston for the openng of college. Dope Harvard Dean at Conference BATES COMES N THRD AT Stadum Meet On Athletcs NEW ENGLAND TRACK MEET Outlook Promses Much Keen Competton Cambrdge, Mass. Coutuuaton of tn- uac-k and held rvalry whch foal ured he Pacfc ' oaet conference gamea al PalO Alt( Ma\ loth "ll ' teen 'can Fred B. J. Stanley, Batea at a meetng of l> England College! Athletcs, a Host tll- Mllj'l-tS llsch-- lowng. Bchedulng at the Harvard Stadum today am track am Seld nuel tomorrow when S6U athletes, represent- the. C. \. n;; 32 colleges from coast aat Wll would allow for meet at the hmeth annual Champon n preparaton for ahpa of the ntercollegate Assocaton meet and would te Of Amateur Athletes of Amerca. A ng the full trael szeup of the dfferent event! s aa fol- tme. t was vne lows: change. 1U0 yard dash Baye.Norton, Sale 2. 8a r baael captan, second last year s the only ent for college " U-j pont scorer entered. He faces baaeball for mono? opposton from such wonder men as /'d aa amateur! '"V and Rchard repreaented Batea Moeaton of New for Conference May 21, Among Were he fd Now England l the same t \. A. Ths plan addtonal week 'le \ew England fore keep n tran squad durng ths not to advse he : s t GOnslal to [day summer -tll he reeog- Brown Unversty collegea, namely Frank Huaeey, boaton College sopho- does as the M. more, Natonal lot) yard ehamp.on allows the men to represent tn' eolleg whch he won n the A. A. U. senor after playng on -mall teams durng.mlls last year; Henry Kussoll, Cor- the summer but BO n the bg leagues. nell captan aet ndoor champon at n college! where they do forbd any 71) yards; Alfred Mller of Harvard summer baseball for money t s «t 11 k who has done a sound '.' 5 tns sprng; cult to enforce le rule. However, t rullp Barber, Calforna captan, wno > lean PomerOy'l opnon that sum heat Jackson Seholz al San Francsco mer baseball s very undesrable. and was credted wth 5-10 n so 8, Absences from college work due dong; Kdgar House, Southern Calfor- to college repre* taton n athletcs. ma. a consstent 9.9 man; Donald n several nstt no members of harles a Colgate sophomore who has athletc teams an' requred to use ther been credted wth 9 lln aud who regular cut allowaccs when represent- scored n the 'eu lelays; Danel D'Auto of West Vrgna wn. beftt 'eu State's star sophomore, Rchard Bartholomew n n seconds, am Hershel Smth, Southern Calforna. These stars should capture most of he ponta n Saturday's fnal and one of them may succeed n mprovng the record of 7 n wnch All led LeConej of Lafayette set n 1922 when ten-second watches were used for the lrst tne. JL' yards Bussell of Cornell s de feudng hs 22lt yard ttle and other L925 scorera to fgure wll be Norton of Sale, who was thrd; Vermn Ascler of Georgetown, 4th; Phllp Barber, (Contnued on Page Three) ng ther college n athletcs. Large collegea lke Harvard can do ths snce tny can requre ther nsttutons to come to. ll lo V he gb s, there fore, fewer cuts are needed. STLDENT?RESS CLUB There wll be a meetng of the Student Press Club mmedately after the meetng of the Student Board at one o'clock Monday. Tls meetng s for the electon of offcers and everyone s asked to be present. SATURDAY S TO BE FRST SUB-FRESHMAN DAY HERE The Varsty Club held ts Bee ntaton of the school year on Wed nesdaj. Maj 26, and the affar wll be recorded as of the best tnes of College Athletc lfe. Those who had bee,, granted Varsty t's for the lrst tme Were a- follows: Hockey: Edward. Erckaon '28, Lloyd Vernon Proctor '26, George. ( hast '26, and managet Stanley. Prep School and Hgh School Men Expected for thtlj^n^^^a^s Week-end at nvtaton of the Varsty Club. Bates Welcomes Them. Hates wll hold ts Ural Sub Freshma day Saturday May ' nv tatons were sent out to members o State Hgh Scl s and preparatory n ttutons. Ths project s managed and ntaled by the Varsty club. The men who come to Bates Batur day wll he housed a Parker Hall and boarded nt the Commons. Saturday mornng they wll he quests at the Bates-Colby baseball game and n the after] a they wll le nvted to the track meet. The evenng entertan* nent" wll consst of a moton pcture at Chase Hall and s des by men who have the future of Hates at heart, The \arsty tuh has been watchng the performances of varous men n the Preparatory schools and has started an agresslve campagn to nterest them Junors Wn n Co-ed nterclass Meet The Junors were vctorous n thegrht nterclass track meel held May 20. They had a total of n ponts; freshmen were m xt wth 80 and the sopl res won 11 ponta. 1,'esults of the events: on yd. dash Campbell '27, Seeber '87, Carll '29. Base ball Throw Shorey '^7,.lack 'J7. W 1 ':.'!'. Bun, Hop, skp Campbell '-'7, Cook ':.".'. W. Sanders ;'.>. Javeln throw Morrs 'L's, Tubhs 'L's. W '89. Basket ball throw.lack '^7, Tubhs '88, Sloloy 'L'7. Standng broad.jump Campbell -27, Cook "89, Wood ''ll. Shot put.lack '27, Morrs '28, ' nnphcll '27. tunnng broad Seeber '-'7, Sanders '89, Carll '89. Runnng hgh Carll -2'.', Seeber 'L'7. Those who got one lrst place or two second places were awarded strpes. n Hates. Co out and get them s the atttude of the Club ths year. Hates la- somethng to offer any desrable man now. :- one great lack n nth lelc equpment has been removed and we have the most complete department n ths feld of any n the State. Men who have avoded Hates n the past because of ths lack must be shown that t no looer exsts. Ths s the purpose of Hub-Freshman day n part. The character "f our college the nature of our compettve teams the qualty of our campus sprt wll de] d upon the type ot men we draw from the Prep Schools and we can't get he best type unless we Work for them. Wth ths hot n mnd the Varsty Club has naugurated a Bub-Freshman day whch they hope n make an nsttuton at Bates. Bates Plays Good Game Tenns Meet The Hates tenns team, after elmnatng Mane at te- state tenns meet at Watervlle last Thursday, was taken HUT, wth farly close scores, by Colby and Bowdon. spte of ther early elmnaton; the Bobcats furnshed some strong and s tncular opposton, whch at tmes threatened to overcome the strong teams of Colby and Bowdon. Aganst Mane the Hales men played especally well, wnnng n straght sets. Hll and Toleman of Bowdon found 'lrnlon and Gray of Hales hard men to beat, he match beng forced to three hot sets, Bowdon wnnng 4-f, 6-1, 6-2. Lnndnun and MeCrne of Rates played good tenns aganst Tattersall and MacComber f Colby, but lost 3-6, 5-7. Hates has already defeated Colby and Mane n dual meets, a fact whch Massachusetts nsttute of Technology and Bowdon take Frst and Second Places at Cambrdge Meet. Wlls and Sager's Work Exceptonally Fne. VARSTY CLUB HOLDS SECOND NTATON Gray '89. Baseball: Rchard H. Kannally 'L'. W. Mldeberger '26, Durward Hobna '2f and nana. arvoy Krwn Mtchell. Tenns: Haul.1. Gr Track; Arthur W Sager '26, Myron B. Gallop '26, Maxwell A. 11. Wakely '28, Davd T. Bay '88, Wllam r. Lews '26, and Edgar A. W 'Jl. The ntaton started Wednesday mornng wth a rush and a ban- \' Chapel the neophytes male ther appearance, beng led by "Art" Sager. All of the ntates wore for ther offcal garb, sacks neatly ftted over ther BhOUlller and appeared wth red neckte- and wnter headgear. All through the day the new men were al the mercy o the Varsty club numbers. The ntaton took place n 'hase Hall. Here each and.very canddate went through the secret honors of ntaton and came out of the ordeal as a full pledged Varsty Club member. t s here»f sgnfcance to note that each and every neophyte escaped wth portons of ther anatomy n ther proper places. At the College Commons occurred a publc exhbton of ther ntaton when eghteen hungry, (maybe suffer ng men) came marchng n. K-ch gave healthful cheers. "Art" Sager made a great ht wth the patrons of he Commons when he sung a solo en ttled "How mss you tonght". Sao. met wth such s ess among the Commons patrons tha he responded lo an encore, sngng a lttle solo called "Slk Stockngs". \ r the lunch hour ntates enter taned the coeds n front of Kam Hall. Here agan they were receved wth a great ovaton. Arthur G. Brown was n charge of ths most successful ntaton. CHASE HOUSE GVES DANCE About thrty couple attend) d" a dance lasl Prday evenng whch waa gven by the grls of Chase House. Hand gym, gayly decorated wth Japanese lanterns, was the s,,ne of the dance. Msses Kll.-nnr Howe, Beth Hdngs, takes much of th stng out of last '.nela Leghtnn, and Carolyn Merrll week's loss to Colby and Bowdon. had charge of the arrangements and The Hal.s Hnw-don dual meet wll b staged on Thursday, June thrd. Mss Francs and Coach Wggn acted as chaperones. The annual N. K. 1. C. A. A. tlnek,,, was hem '' ' "' Technology Feld, Cambrdge, Mass. lasl Prday and Sat urduy. 'd man Dope waa completely upset when Boston ("lege faled to make ;. b d for frsl honors and Massachusetts nsttute of Technology earned ol the vctory. The Polarbeat and the l. w there fghtng from start " nnat and although Bowdon ddn't m up to expectal ons, t captured second place whle : - '' 1 ". 1 "'' "'" fans and took thrd. Most of te Garnet represenl lved up t" all that was expected of them and scored a total of sxteen ponts. Th! s a V<.. good total for a meet ol ths lze and caller and shows a bg -' yent a- Bate a -ed bn two ponts n '.o.-on College am Bowdon were the favortes to take the meet and both of these teams taled to show all tha expected of them. Last year these two teama ted for frst place. Host 'ol lege qualfed only eght men n the trals on Frldaj and so Bowdon was gven 'he edge when seventeen men reached the fnals 'm Baturday. However, the dash and mddle dstance men faled to regs tor among he l- n these events and he Pola Bears had to»- satsfed wth the ponts Whch they could collect from the hurdles and feld ev The presence of the Bates team was made known from the Start, when Alle Wlls captured the mle n n sensatonal race. Later, Wakely attracted much at tenton when he placed thrd n a fasl l alf mle. Arthur Sager threw the jnve, to a new record of HH feet 11 nches but was not gven the record because he had he wnd behnd ns back. W, Rowe, and Costello scored the remander of the pocn fo the Garnet when they captured places n the dscus, broad jump and hgh jump. Costello was n the besl of form, clearng 'le bar al S feel 1«*' nches. H.vpe Rowe turned hs ankle am was unable " come up n hs usual mark and so was unable t" lake belter than fourth place. There were many oler men who dd pood work the trals am fnals al though ' ' unable to score. < -ap tan.1 s "7.. Hal.e ran a t ar te mle and easly qualfed on Prday - unable o do hs best Saturday, of d- njured knee. Wardwell and Brown found that hey were n fast company when they slatted the two mle (Contnued on Page Two) KTTENS DEFEATED BY M. C.. TEAM M. 0..'s ball team handed the Bates S nds a '.' 3 defea.1 n n twlghl game Saturday. Heavj httng by both teams featured the contest. < '. od and Whte led the Garnet wllow weldera wth three hts apece. Both ncluded hone ther battng sprees, whle Whte mssed a BetSOnd when he faled to touch a base on the crcut. Callahan, Pament, Knapp, and Bedderng ht well for the Pttsfleld boys. The score: M. C.. AH H ' A 1. Callahan, f :; 1 > 1 0 T. Flatley 2b a Karkos lb l 1 -' 0 1 Pament 3b 1 j > 1 H ' bobbns s-.". l 1 1 t 1 Sllhem cf K app t' l '2 ;: l 0 Hedderng e 2 a 1 0 Andrews p n Totals 38!l 21 '.' '-' BATES SECONDS \H R 'O A K Topoloskv lb 4 t :; 0 0 t sgood -lb 1 1.'! 1 0 o Wseman ss > 1 1 :; n Mldeberger cf 4 1 '1 :; 0 0 Whte f 1 1 :: Pooler t Collns lb Kannally H> 1 n ' Wng c : o Addtou p.". 1 f 0 Totals Two-base hts Knapp, Pament, Hobbns; Home Huns Pament, Whte; Struck out by Andrews 5, Addton 2; Base on balls ol' An.hews :;, off Addton.'; Lefl on lases, Hates."., M. C.. 2; Double plays. Fhtcly to Hohhns lo Karkos; Wld plches Addton 2; Stolen bases, Callahan stthem. Umpres, Conwny and Gbson.

3 to PAGE TWO The Bates Student Member of New Kn K land ntercollegate Newspaper Assocaton Publshed Frdays durng the College»ear by fatudents of Bates College. Kdllorl.l Hoard Fltcn T. GOOU1NS, n Bdl tor-l-chlef J. AN A MOSSMAN. '27 Managng Kdltor John. Scammon, '27 News Kdltor John Uoop. '28 Sportng Edtor M. Bllabeth Baton, "±~. Women Kdltor Bernard A. l.umnan. '27. ntercollegate Kdltor George V. Osg-ood, '27 Lterary Kdltor Grace K. Hall '27 Debatng Edtor BUSNESS DUl-AKTME.Vr PLOTCHBR SHEA. '27 Manager Anthony Jecusco, '27, Advertsng Jlgr. Subscrptons, J2.50 per year n advance Sngle Copes, Ten Cents Wrtten notce of change of address should be n the hands of the Manager one week before the ssue n whch the change s to occur. Entered as second class matter at the post offce at Lewlston, Mane. The Bdltor-ln-Chlef s always responsble for the edtoral column and the general polcy of the paper, and the Managng Edtor for the matter whch appears n the news columns. The Busness Munag r has complete charge of the fnances of the paper. Prnted by MKUl'.l., & WEBBEH CO., Auburn, Me. WELCOME We bave as our guests ths week se eral men t'lon ronhc srl s. Km- many of you ths s you Oral vst to Bates. Some of you have decded uj the college whch you wll attend another year. Others have yet to make ther choce. t s a dffcult task to make ths selecton, The college you cl se wll be your lvng quarters for the nezl four vens. But there s a than ths to take nto consderaton, STon consder that you are anxous to go where the group of men von assocate wth wll be the sort you lke to call your "frends". Buldngs and equpment are an mportant and essental part of college lfe. The rght type of college brothers and faeultj assocatons are far more essental. The college you choose s n n- your Alma Mat >. The reason we stale these few facts s ths. We are anxous that dur vst to us you do more than see the campus nm ts buldngs. We want you to tr that everj man on campus s "at your servce". Ths does ml n,, K mean that he s wllng to act as a ntercollegate JVetos B. A. LANDMAN, Edtor THK BATES STUDENT, FRDAY, MAY 28, 1926 : *Sport Notes JOHN HOOPER, Edtor : Harvard That the number l 's aearly tme ; the Lttle Bed dents enterng Harvard from hgh Sekoolhouae n hunt, lt the "Closed -'''"" " c """ prvate preparatory nl Kept.'' sgn am here- we are sehoo bas ncreased n almost the "th (n cheer-leaden for the comng same proporton, s ndcated bj stats- year. Ths s a prol l m of no lttle tcs gven out ;. the Unversty. These mportance. n fact we thnk that found n a pamphlet, just ontanng a lst,- all the Udueatoual nsttutons n ths eoun try and abroad, from whch student! have been admtted to the freshman s one ol' the most pressng of any of the many problems tha confront ths nsttuton n ts work of pushng Bates n ll. Hunt n small coll gea, Class n Harvard darng tb decade The sgnfcance and responsblty from ttflt n LV26, placed upon the o., of cheer-leader A total n,v.-' schools n tn Unted baa not been duly mpressed upon the States ncluded n the lst, representg lo stats n the Unon, as»ell as mnds of Bate* undergraduates. Cheer leaders serve as ;, teron, n the Ustrcl of Columba.» '.,. Che.... only....'", >.,., mnds of ', spectators,.-...., ol the sprt and states nrheh bave sent uo students to (general atttude of the undergraduates Harvard larvard durng rluro the ll» lasl lust ten... wars».. art...,,f of... an} -ol. n. ge or unt jty. :... T,; M ; s nan nature. A quck glance elano al the cravat of my man - all that.~ net -..n.-. Wyomng, and Kansas of the Amercan dep udeuees, the anal Zone, Hawa, the Phlppnes and Porto Boo have been repn sent, d by nne schools. Twenty four schools represent nne foregn countres, ncludng Canada, Cuba, England, b'ruuee, Norway, Sweden, Spam, Swtzerland and Turkey. The freshman Class n 1910 totalled 888 m, the report shows and n 1925, the fgure had rsen to n WJ3, naa an crease of 270. Of ths group Hassa chusetts alone suppled 392 men n 1916, and 517 last year. Although no totals have l.een pre pared to show the relatve ncrease n the number of students enterng from publc and nnate schools, a eompar.-on of the entrance fgures for a number of the loadng hgh m - an prvate schools, whch prepare for larvard shows the ncrease to have been approxmately the same for both groups, for sxamples, Huston Lan, School, the largest hgh school on lar lard s entrance lsts, has ncreased the number of ts freshmen from 19 n 1918 " M m n the.sum,- perod Phllps Ex. r Academy, whch tops ""' prvate scl s group, has ncreased t- enterng group from to to 03. YALE Mm,- than four thousand chldren vsted the Peabod] m of Natural Hatory at Kale between January and May " ths pear, accordng to late fgures, The 4,320 chldren came from forty-seven dfferent schools n New Haven and sur roundng towns.,\l-.s Eleanor w. > who s n charge of the Chldren's Museum, has gven eghty two lectures to classes from the schools and has taken ffty eght groups on tours of nspecton through the museum. B. U. Tn my one addtons to the faculty of the Boston Unversty sum 'n r sesson ths year have been an aounced by Professor A.. Bce, drector. Approxmately 200 courses' wll be offered, extendng from July 6 to August. bj seven departments t the mverst j. essary to regster -, scene pcture of the nature of the rest of bs tolet. A frawzy, drab te and you just know the pom man s slo. or that he has a msdrected sense ol " what-the-welldressed man s wearng". Bu a spark lng, well-chosen, craval that steps rght up and says, "Call me speedy", s Hough to show ll.t M,, s snap an. taste n the rest of the gentleman's draperes. Now f you have followed us closely n our,., taton on neckwear you wll appre ate ths collng the cheer-leader the craval upon the manly bosom of John larvard, Joe Hars or whatever college you wsh. 11 '» tll the -, so ege s college. And el leaders should be cheer-leaders, wherever you go. The Huns cheerng lectons at the State Met and at tn ball-games ths prng have been putrd. Why.' Be cause we have not bad a corps of traned ehe t leaden men well versed a moll phsyehology at n whom the student body,, lave confdence. n must colleges the offce of cheerleader s gven us ;.n extra honor n worthy men who bkv already won ther honor n some sport. We feel that Bates should nstall sal such a system, Jnst to start the ball rollng, we would suggest the followng: Let there n- two corps of.-l.-.- dera each year one chosen the sp ng to SM- the ensung Pall t thlr to be chosen n the wnter to serve te comng Sprng. Bach corps to consst of a head cheer leader and two assstants one assst. m to la- chosen as head cheer-leader of the next nop-. Lett* men, only, t be elgble. Bach corps o be traned n the art of leadng b ers, a pet 1 ve offce open to all letter men and the hr boson at the dscreton of the Varsty Club, To daw, as often as possble, fr he members of Sprng teams for Pall cheer eadng and vce versa. Bu about al t should get up predated by cheer leaders and undergraduates that the oflc ' ehoe lead ' r s a vtal pan n the mechansm of the college and, consequently, carres wth t honor and dstncton. to show you thngs of nterest about the campus. Peel free to nqure concernng M. A. C. An ndustral nsttute for varous phases ol college actvty. V-k es, consstng of a seres of hm about courses and pro confer es on the problems of man Por the b tt of Jo-,- who are not you are nterested n some phase of ath agement n ndustry, wll be held ; cognzant of the r, aso why the flag on letcs, debatng, dramatcs, or some othe Massachusetts Agrcultural Coll tge, the Lake Andrews Boal House s droop- July n 17. under tn auspces of ng at half must, the chul.ly. lttle actvty, the presdents and captans of Unversty extenson. Durng coxswan, Al Wseman, s n deep such wll be more than glad to dscuss the week there wll -, - lcnr, - bereavement due to t loss of a span them wth you. '"" l two det stratona as well as the clean par of socks o Saturday, last You have come here to s e Bates. r round table gatherngs each day, and " aoems tha the tragedy look p. arrangements have made the thngs you are nterested n are not rght after t,,- Satn lay regatta. Al recreal onal actvtes. left the clean socks Charle Small's provded for on the regular program of room whle he was engagng n the afevents, don't leave us untl you have ternoon 's a-ll tes. De poor lne n found out what yon would lke to know. college lfe. At frst We were temptel tendng to have the span clean so.-ks t The Student, speakng for the em push hs pnk lttle t sles nto after to answer these letters, On further hs dp n the Parker tub. (No he dent Assembly, extends to all a hearty thought we have decded not to. n sev wasn't mtatng Joye, Hawley.) But WELCOME. era! places we beleve the author has ex- on returnng to the r, he found that B HONORS SYSTEM The llnos System whch goes nto effect next year should he a great mprovement Ths system baa al least two obvous contrbutons to offer. t wll serve as an ncentve to acqure a hgh average rank. t wll permt a student to devote more tme and study to the feld n whch he s most nterested. The modern tendency towards specalzaton has pervaded the lberal arts nsttutons as well as techncal schools. The tme devoted to any one subject throughout the college course at Bates has thus far been rather lmted. One course each yea s hardly a suffcent amount of study to make one real profcent n the knowledge of any one department. Vet, f a student doesn't attend graduate school he must compete wth scholars whose tranng s far more prolfc than hs own. Out of justce to students the courses should be so arranged that a four year's college tranng wll gve oppor tunrty to specalse to qute an extent n at least one department. The Honors System should help to accomplsh ths. B DEAS POLTCS For the past two weeks wo have re- ceved contrbutons to the Forum from the same author. Several crtcsms have pressed m opnon whch s not general al all about campus. Whatever truth there may l - n these DEAS we leave to each ndvdual to decde. One subject mentoned was the matter ' campus poltcs. n readng the a us publcaton of Mddlebury College we recently dscovered the same subject mentoned. Ths may or may not reflect lght upon the queston of campus polces and fraterntes, Followng an- a feu quotatons fro mtrbutons submtted after a recent electon. " have never n my four years here, seen a drter te-up, wth the plan purpose, not of gettng a man,.,.-, poston. but of gettng a poston for a house." Retrng Presdent of Undergraduate Assocaton. " sure would lke Sl.,. the students begn to thnk alol the drty, rotten poltcs tha have leen gong on. f 'ra tenles wll go so far n 'nlcgraduate electons there s no tellng what they wll do n other natters, 'Never n recent years has the tendency to placo fraternty before college len evdenced more clearly." Retrng ampus Kdtor. The,-,- s of course another sde of ths stuaton. Tho present edtor sees ft to call these contrbutons "sour grapes". At any rate, other colleges seem to havo been made concernng varous phases of ther troubles also. the -oks had dsappeared. So, chant ng tha swee lttle drge, "(lone For ever," he laldled lloll- wth hs feet all nude (dsgustng n memory of tn- departed» cks w suggest the' followng tablet of eplg ms to he hung over h- door of Charle Small's.mng- ng loom: t's a sucks. Wseman thsl knows hs own A sock on He font the jaw.. worth two on -Ml the sockl aren ' found n so.-c, r. COSMOS CLUB The annual plen of the Cosmos lull wll he held Frday on the rver,ank. Dr. Purngton and Dr. Pnne He BX] ted to le '. sent. The commttee s plannng to have bg refreshments botb n quantty am rualty. (n,- of h,. features of the pcnc wll he mnonlel sngng on the rver hank. Tl ommttee s.. mposed of the newly elected offcers: Presdent, Edwn Golds worthy; Vce-presdent, Eleanor Howe; Treasurer, Albert Emery; am He program commt!..,., Mrnn'Stover and Beatrce Mllken. ENTRE NOUS HKE MTS of Kntrr Xous, the fresh nun club hked to Thorncrag Cabn for pcnc supper Monday nght. Hot dogs, mls, punch and cookes were served, Mss Bass -haperonrd the party. BATES THRD N NEW ENGLAND MEET 'Contnued from Page One) grnd. Captan "Duke Peoalee" of Xew Hampshre broke the record n the fast tme of nne mnutes and twenty nne seconds. Wardwell tred to follow Duke's pace but found hmself unablo n stand the stran and fell back. Although nethe he nor HM.HU scored the) were fghtng rght through to the tape. The men who placed n the tral, MCC: Jmme Baker, Max Wakely, Al.- Wlls, Hype Howe, Run Costello, Hll Gallop, An Bagor, am Edgar Wood, sx of tl.ese men placed n the fnals m Sntr day. The number of ponts s d by the leadng colleges was as follows: Mass, nstte of Technology Bowdon Hales o Cross Wllams 'nversty of New Hampshre Unversty of Mane Huston ( 'olloge Amherst Boston Unversty Colby Worcest :: M, H 12 L'.s.. :; :: Tn- smnnn ol" events - ;s follows: 120 yard Hurdles won by Drew, Am herst; second, Stenbrenner, M.. T.j thrd, Murphy, t..-ton College; Fourth, Llttlefeld, Bowdon. Tme 15 2/fl see, 'le mle m won by Wlls, ll.t, s; aec. Rce, W. p. [, thrd, Bant Colby; fourth. llllmnn. Mane. Tme 4:25 3 n. d yard K'un won by Burns, Holj Cross; second, Leness, \.. T.j thrd, H^gns, Holj Cross; fourth, Mulvlll, Holy doss. Tme 19 2." seconds. 100 yard Dash won bj Huasey, Boston College; second, Qunn, Holy Cross: thrd, Mn ll. Boston Unversty : fourth, Mttlesdorf, < lolby, Tme 101>." sec Two Mle Bun won by Peaslee, Men Hampshre; second, Hazeltne, Amherst: thrd, Crofts, Wllams; fourth, Strong, Rhode sland, Tme 0:29 1/5 sec SM Vnnl Run won l.\ l.encss, M..T.; second, McCloskey, Boston College; thrd, Wakely. Bates; fourth, M. Kll,,p. Bos ton College. Tme >0fl.-, B ec. 220 VUH Hurdles won by Stenbrenner, M.. T.; second, Llttlefeld, Bowdon; thrd, Tooln, New Hampshre; fourth, Whle. Wesley.-n. Tme 282/5 seconds. 220 ^ ad Hush won bj Taylor, U'l Hwnaj Bee. Van Allen. Nen Hamp thrd, 1,1111m. Holy Cross; fourth rarbell, Bowdon. Tme 23 l 5 seconds Pullng H lb. Shot won by Thompson, mversty of Mane; second, Brodsk\ M.. T.; thrd, Hll, Bowdon; fourth, WUczewsp, Boston College. Dstance 12 feel :;'-.. nches. Burnng Hgh.lump «,,,j Hhumwnv. Wllams; second, Kendall, Bowdol; thrd,..s,-,,. Bates; fourth,,:,. between 1'ew o Amherst am Morlev of North eastern. Heght 6 feel and, nch. Pole Vault te between San ford, M.. and Hobson, Unversty of Man, "';!. Kendall, Bowdon; fourth, Lttle Wllams. Heght 12 feet 3«nches. Knnno Broad.lump won bj Snllen,' V, '-;, s " 1 - '» U "'"'. M..T.; thrd, uarrty, Boston Unversty; fourth, Rowe '''','', - " ls,; " 22 fee, M, nches, rhrowng H lb. Hammer won by ll> '."' V l! ; 'l"": se-. Fond, Bowdon; -''hmm,,,.. \l.. T..,.,,,,-,,.. H v "'. Bowdon. Dstance 115 feel Throwng the Dscus won by Snow, Bowdon; second, Hubbard, New Han,,, Bhre; thrd, Barrows, Mane; fourth, " > Bates. Dstance 1J!> reel M, J, J»veln Throw won,,- Sager, Hatessecond Smpson, Vermont- thrd, w,.,-' *» -.: fourth. McCarthy, M T Dstranco 189 feet nches, SENORS Chapel Organ Dscussed Before Macfarlane Club Macfarlane club held ts annual electon Monday evenng n the Chapel Ola Veaze had charge of the program! Polessor Crafts spoke to the club about the Chapel Organ and explaned all the detals that would f nterest to musc lev.s. Mr. Crut'ts also play,, several selectons, nterruptng hmself now and then to explan what atom and so on, tha he used. Afterwards several of those present went upstar* ml nspected the nsde of rgan. The M.l'. 11: Dces for the com na year are: Presdent, Evangelne Tubbs. Vce-Presdent, Vctor Bowen. Sen,tun Treasurer, sabelle Jones Ths meetng s the lust for ths year. Dot Carpenter, Louse Hersey, Jess Robertson, Bdward Carlson, Mae Lot ng, and Matsunaga enjoyed an outng al the Thorncrag Cabn last Frday. What s A Lfe Underwrter? One who executes and del vers a lfe nsurance polcy. n other words, a person whose busness t s to offer the known benefts of lfe nsurance to ndvduals, to corporatons, to partnershps, etc. But further, the lfe underwrter s one who must convnce those clents of the benefts offered. Ths means stmulatng contact wth human character, and wth large affars. Some underwrters prefer the game of character and deal manly wth ndvduals. 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4 71 THE BATHS STUDENT, FRDAY, MAY 28, 1926 PAGE THREE DOPE HARVARD STADUM MEET Mnur. from Page One/ lforna, 5th. Buaaell appean tu ve mproved hs ablty U a start.r,1.:n-k Moakoy wll be dsapponted tall Buffalo boy does aot at,.,,1 equal the record of rheh Berne Wofera fra sel n Bay lml of Jfale «MS credted wth - 8 Prnceton and for -l". yards of dud race be was led by Edward Rockwell. Prnceton sophomore. Norton.galHed for the fnal of that nce but M,,. Vale has another exceptonal 220 _, n Howard Paulsen, who may Br, eoneenl rat tn- n. lar-,.( \\m tlr coaal ttle n 22 seconds, House of 1'. s. '.. am had lon " earler n the season. Bruce Smth am John Parsons, two \\ 8. C. men have been tmed n 21.7 l- sprng; Bartholomew of Penn State..a L'."> aganst Wst Vrgna M1.l Eugene Qoodwlle of Cornell s.,,], n hs besl form. Dartmouth had le brghtest sophomore pros] of all m Geoffrey Glendnnng, mt he pull' l a tend) the Harvard M el am srdly "ll fgure. yards * n' scher of G,.U. thrd, Howard Paulsen, Yale, fourth, anl Olver Proudlock, Syracuse. :,l. n' tn-!l'." scorers fgurng once mm.' the quarter mle run. Paullea under 49 seconds when he scored st year, dd *.7 aganst Penn am Dartmouth to beat McDonald of Penn at fve yards, le alsn won aganst Prnceton n m l."> am Prank Kane of Harvard ran H seconds n boatng M- all n' Dartmouth. Prank Burns of Holy Cross s another speedy New England prospect, whle the far " ' nl three flers from Sanford n Mller, lll Store am Lawrence Babcock. Mller came n 1924, mt nexperence am tn- change of clmate hurt ls chances. Ths year le has been under 49 seeonds often than any man n' recent generatons, le ron the Pacfc Conference ttle n 48.". One entrant who ennt n over looked s Natonal A. A. r. champon (senor) Cecl Cooke, tn- Syracuse star. -H yards Stanford dd mt u easl last year, otherwse Captan Hll 'sn would have been among the seners. Lke l\ <l Mller, the Btnnford leader had hs troubles n Now he appears to be the conn try's must consstent half*mler. Con lder hs season's record: , , , , Behardson *as under 1.54 n Stanford's dual meet Mll the Calforna, beatng Blmer Boy- Of Walter Chrste's team " turn tables, as Boyd n had.\on the : j :n earler. n next Sat nr day's Anal there wll le four men capable of runnng better than 1.54, barrng upsets. These are Behardson, John N. Walters of Harvard, wnner of the ttle 1924; George 'tan of Massachusetts Tech and Joe Campbell, the Columba captan. Pn- CUB Sober of the College of the Cty of New York, Charles Hogan, the Vale lophomore, Percy Nersbach of Southn Calforna and Boyden of Calforna as well as Martn of Dartmouth,.d possess unusual speed. Nersbach hna been a fnalst of the past two years, whle Waters also wll fgure for the thrd Beason. Leuess who was tecond, Waters, fourth, am Campbell, ffth are the 1925 scorers back. Perhaps the pace on Saturday wll wpe mt the rccnrd of 1.53 whch Ted Mere- 'll ll set ten years BgO, Mle Bun All lve 1925 s era arc entered once more n the mle run. These are B, C. Hoggarty, Harvard, ; John Theobald, Columba, -': Walter Gegan, Georgetown, 8; John Stewart, Penn state, 4; Thomas Cavanaugh, Boston College, 5. Last year's tme Only three or four have succeeded n betterng ths tme durng 1926 meets. Besdes las! year's place le ttle from the west. We-' of Stan Hammer Throw 1925 scorers back wnners "Soapy" Water- of Harvard, ford, Kms of Calforna and -. l Caleb Ostes, Prnceto ', Lansng the ndoor ntercollegate champon, 0f Tech arc other p, Peon;. Carl B,..:-, Syracuse) possbly Wllard Tbbetts, the Harvard era n ths week's eompetton. 5 Arthur McManus, Boston College. Everett Wo of Turner Falls, Mass. captan, Charles Sansone of Colby, :. Jump 1926 scorers.ates pulled a tendon n the Vale meet. was elected Pr< sdent of the class of Burdette Lews of Swarthmore am Ted for frst, oatlcr Oaths' Hampton. Call Wn-low 'llslmry of Bowdon dd 162 \: Tm -'!:.'-. Lesle Schwobeda of Calforna am f a; 3, Joseph Stenmetz, Prnceton, n the Mane [ntercollegatcs; Mart nn Othe ete. w ' : Prances Mldreth Am-.,f Dartmouth are all ; Alden Bon, Southern Calforna, and of fale. 1- Cold. Auburn, vce-presdent; Htanley possble Tbbetts s ncluded Oeorge Deacon, Vale who ted for cs's lt:;.} s s hack. lar- Perham, West Pars, treasurer; Elza n ths lst because he mght try the fourth, also. Robert W. Kng jumped enc Houaer, Southern Calforna; 5, ljcth Crafts. Lewston, secretary. mle am two mle f Harvard appears 9A ' ' ' "' Pacflc Conference Meet, Caleb tt.4 Gates, Prnceton; others gone to have a chance for team honors, "ganst Southern Calforna, 6.8 og Houser, Olympc champon, threw the STUDENT VOLUNTEERS John Paul.1 B'S record of Oregon, and 6.3 to tl platter tl a new world's record of Beems qute safe. Stanford am Hampton of Calforna 158 l :; at Stanford. "Bff" Hofl The student Volunteers held ther Tun Mle BU! As H mle, all n the Stanford calfom Meet. Work mun, Stanford had a practce throw of annual pcnc on the rver bank M of the 1926 scon - ar< k n the holds the Pacfc coast nference re 18.6 tl ther day, so Houaer may be day afternoon. About twenty pe two mle run. 'these are Wllard ml of '.o r 20, but a w nehed leg hue shed. Moeser of Prnceton, Baker w.re p nt. LUDCh wa- -.' ml and Tbbetts, Harvard, ; Ke, Barclay, h lcapped hm. Het Coggeahel H thmore, Pratt of Harvard, Nor tme was enjoyed 'V all Penn state, "; Clnton Louckx, Byra Southern Calforna BOJ more, dd.-; t f Georgetown are hopes of the playng games and sngng. cuse, ;.; Albert H ggs, Vul,. Roger for second n the eoas meet. MllOllv ',,-t. lu the Pacfc coa-t meet leadng Pouracre, Penn state, ;,. Tbbetts won of artn H, Casson Penn, Ken maks were, Houser, _', Hoffman, The trals wll he held rday..ml last year n , alout foul Beconds dall of Bowdon and H o Prnceton 11 L' _', Gorkn, 9.5 l J. The.l- etween two am tl '. M. Saturday behnd the record. f the Harvard cap men, Thompson and. both soph- en- l t le alvv av - bab e wesl. there wll l» an old tlml.' hour at tall cmleelltrat' s nl tll' two mle nl omorca ar< the hopes the east. Javeln 1925 sc rers back ' '..' J whch many nterestng develoj ts Saturday he should receve gfa op Broad.lump orers back Covert, Dartmouth; harles Harlow, are promsed, Mann : Stanley.1. poston from Loucks "t' Syrneuse to Hayes Norton, Vale ; W llam llowd- Stanford senor threw the jl Osborne announces that the advance break the roeo.,,.u.t, pushed Tb ng, Georgetown, -: Th ' Malhas. 201.J l 2 n Pacfc Conference M el sale of tckets ha- exceeded that of n t- n the tape n the ndoot wo mle Pens St te, ; M cht Kel/., Hart whch s nearly two feel heller than any othe cear and a bumper crowd s am also press d he Ln v:,, captan mouth,,->. t requred more than 28 present l. C. \. A. \. A. record. Ted assured. for ttle honors n the nt. 1,,, t'eet to -ore last year may do BO Shpkey, Stanford was second n that untrj race lasl November. agan. Rchard Mad am T. S. no ' t w th 191 and Hll Cook, Southern Macaley smth of Sale - back n form, Me.k- of Stanford, E rd Dkeman Calforna dd Murray Bbson, whle Bchmd of Columba and possbly and Lews Scudder of Prnceton, ley Prnceton, 1924 champon, dd Ralph Lultma, Harvard - phomore nohls ot' Southern Calforna, Lowy of l-8 aganst Yale and Davdson, Vale Correct Apparel dd l-s.l n that meet. Gbson had a should Le factors. No westerner s Penn, Colladay of Dartmouth am Al lkely tl» SClle. fred Hate-. Helm statt sophomore, are weak arm last year am h- comeback Hgh Hurdles The frst throe men among the 23 footers. ha- l.een phenomenal. for wh Bcored last year are back agan. Hole Vault Lee B les. Southern Th.se are Leghton Dye, Southern Calforna sophomore d Sabn Carr, NEW SHOES FOR OLD ONES Calforna, : Captan Ray Wolf, Penn- ^ ale -"pn re, dd.8 am.8, "ne n and let us tell you what ths e sylvana, 2; Ronald Stevcr, Southern respectfully on May 15th and ther means. We do not collde s - We Calforna, ;s. Btever was njured vaultng duel n the Stadum next Sat rebuld them. We use the famous early n the Benson tnt has done 16.1 urday n.v provde a Dl!W world's rec snce then. 0\ e has been und r 16 ml. Only the hardest knd of luck Goodyear Well system. Have your seconds at least three tmes ths sprng. can prevent both of th m from mprov- shoes repared whle you wat. James T. Black Clfton Reynolds, Southern Calforna ng the assocaton ree d of.1, made Lewston Shoe Hosptal Representatve Bophomore dd 1-6 n the tral heat by Bobb) Gardner o Yale fourteen at the Pacflc COaSl meet, Bettng a new 7 Sabattus St. record, am was - ml to lve n the fnal..1. '. Mphv of Boston College, Montgomery Wells of Dartmouth, Charles Mour ' 'en Slate and Wllam K. Edwards, Vale sophomore are eastern contenders. Edwards ha- made rapd strdes under Earl Thomson, holder of the world's ree.nl of g made n ths meet n, l.ul n lowerng tn- Vale Prnceton dual n' e record to 15 2 " le heal hs team mate Donald Campbell only by ucht Wllam Unwell of Prnceton pulled B tendon aganst Vale am probably wll mt Le a factor. < 'lnrence w, - erd also s strong, Lew Hurdles Pour low hurdlers vv'm nrel last year wll run agan. These are Kenneth Grumbles, Southern Calforna, : Charles Moor.-. Penn State, : Bay Hass, Georgetown, 1; Hay Wolf, Pennsylvana, 5. Prnceton has lost Seattergood who was second. 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5 1 \1. PAGE FOUR Eastern Champs Out for Revenge Track Meet Tomorrow s To Be Hard Battle For Garnet Flers One of the beat track teams Sprng Held College haa ever had s earnng " Lewston Saturday ntent on re vengng thm- defeat of laat /v..,.. Sprngfeld won the Eastern nter collegate crown tha yea) and are after vctory from Batea n spte of the fact tha Batea haa a mm h better bal aneed team. Sprngfeld haa three star dash men ul "'. - thej are all dong n the neghborhood of 10 second! fo the 100 and S2 5 for the 880 should take.-ll three plaeea. Bnl Batea should some l,; " k n the 110 and Captan Jmmy Baker should walk away u th the ev nl wth ether Lews or Adams takng a thrd. There s no doubt hut that Max Wakely ean romp away wth the 880 yard run. He looka n tp top form. Cheal v should be able to plaee also. n the mle our New England Enter collegate Champon, Al,- Wlls, wll»n 4 ], :l walk l he wshes to. Bhafer of KprjflHd looks L'OO. lor a second, 1,1,1 Hooper of Batea s n dng nto ahape after nurang a bad leg all n and should gve hm a good run for the plane. n the two mles onr lttle boys Herman H. Wardwell and Arthur J, Brown arc due for the two upper bertha. Arthur Pay Madan of Sprngfeld wll take thrd. Lane of Sprngfl d u ho won the 120 hgh hurdlea s (tll there and s e peeted to repeat Costello should gel :«second. n the 820 on hurdlea both Fsher and >\.t beal Lane lasl year bul.-- Ovatl s no n condton, Bates B d only plaee frsl wth a possble thrd. n the broad j p t s a toss up between Glfford and Halo of Sprngfeld and Hype Bowe of Batea as they nl have done over 88 feel tha However the Sprngfeld m n have the edge as Hype hurl ns leg whle com petng n the Now Bngla Wth a leap of 8 t, Fnn of Sprngfeld should take the hgh jump. Costello s,,,ul,l plaee Beeond wth Smth of Sprngfeld takng thrd. The javeln should go to Arl Bager wth Sprngfeld takng tl ther places. n the shot n, Leghton s d be back n form enough to place to Dave Ray. W also of Batea should have a good chance for a place. n the pole vault Sprngfeld should walk ol' wth all three places. n the hammer Hll Gallop and w s,,md lor Oral and secoc Sprngfeld takng thrd. n the dscus Ed W and Wllamson should take frst and s.-,-<,n. wth Lloyd Proctor a probable fourth. The meet wll l - szeeedngly close. Fgurng from past performa dopester fgures Hates to wn The entres are as follows: 100 yd. dash Hates:,-. p (K att, Cole, Bay, Wllams; Sprngfeld: G f Dale, Cleland. --" yd. dash Bates: Kowe, Ovatt, Lews. Cole. Wllams: Sprngfeld: Qf ford. Hale,, land. 440 yd, da Bal Wak r, Baker, Lews. Fsher, Adams. B chardson: Sprngfeld: Grmshaw, Jacl Hath away, N tle. 880 yd. Bun Bates: Wak ly, Wlls Coleman, Chesley, Adam-: Sprngfeld: Boller, Hrzler, Dane, Sbafer. Mle Run B Wlls, Cheslev, Hooper, Peck, 1,'ley: Sprngfeld: Bhafer, Donnell, Evans, Payne. 8 Ml.- Km Bates: WardweU, Brown, PERSONALS Dorth lon- penl the week end n, Mass. she met her parents who have returned from Florda. Lllan Swan '^; and "Dot" Jordan '87 have gone attend Bowdon vy. They wll bo guest- al the Ph Delta 's House. Ard.- Chase '88 and Mar] Uutehnson e '28 wll also bo at ths boa. Shrlej Glbert vsted nsttute last week end. Tll'. BATES STUDENT, FRDAY, MAY 28, 1926 Leavtl Audrey Bates '27 motored t" Lynn, Muaa. Sunday* Dagmu Carlaon s n the lufrmary ll wth touslts. Uarj Uutehnson ex '88 a vstng al has,- House ns week. Anne Freeman, who has been home ll wth the measles, has returned to llt Hates eaupuh, Lucy Farbanks s attendng Bowdon vy. She s a guest al the Kappa Bg House. B. Small '28 and Kuth Plan d ~ '86 are at the Beta House. Murgarcl Awban of Hath vsted " K" Stackpole '28 ths week. Frday evenng the Sophomore grls gave a dance n the grl's gymnasum al hand Hall. The "gym" was deeot ated wth Japanese lanterns. Musc was furnshed bj Marble's Orchestra. Tuesday afternoon the senor grls H, nt don n n Professor K. A. McDonald's to wsh hm a "bon voj Tn- presented hm wth a leather wrtng caae. The Hut re N'ous Club of Freshman grls went ou to Thorucrag Cabn Monday afternoon. Esther Ow a'- sster Alce sted here last week-end. WOMEN'S A. A. HAS OUTNG The Women's Athletc Assocaton holds t. annual house party al Trpp la week end. Both the old and new hoards wll go, loa\ ng here ' day afternoon and returnng Monday. Tn- socal commttee s compoa d ol M-s Bass, 'M-,la Lundervlle, Hum ela Leghton, and Gladys Mllken. Ths commttee wll provde for sports, games and other programs. Saturday a conference on sports and Tranng Rules wll be conducted. Wlls, Hooper; Sprngfeld: Payne, M adau. ^ oung, Hat haw ay. 820 Hurdles Hat,s ; Ovatt, Fsher, Morrs,u,. Wood; Sprngfeld: Lane. Lews, Wlln ln. Russell. 120 Hurdle- Hal,,; Costello, Fsher, W. Morrson; Sprngfeld: Lane. W s,,n. Collns, Whtng. Hole Vault Hates: l-'oalo. T ae.y. Srnmmon; Sprngfeld: Lews. Davs, Bshop, Ellard. shed Pul Hates: Bay, Leghton, d: McKellup, Lews, Beasley, McLane. Dscus Bates: Wood, Wllamson, Proctor, Adam-, T.nv: Sprngfeld: McKellup, Manl.y. Beasley. Hgh.lump Bates: Costello, Bowe, Hnd-; Sprngfeld: Fnn, Smth. Prce, Mel ad. Hammer Throw Hates: Gallop, W - Nlson: Sprngfeld: Thompson, Vordyke, Stebbns. Broad.lump Bates: Bowe, Bnds, Hay: Sprngfeld: Hale, Boughner, Gre. Beasley, Southard, Sprnger. Jav n :.- t»: Bager, Wood, Adams, Wardwell. Fearon; Sprngfeld: Wonl rs, Bobbns, Smth. Beasley. Southern Baptst Theologcal Oemmary Lousvlle, Ky. E. Y. Mullns, Presdent Tuton free fnancal ad f needed, thrty-two week sesson, famous faculty ot sound Chrstan thnkers, world student fellowshp and alumn brotherhood, practcal and comprehensve currculum, New Testament message. Largest semnary n world, mdst many student-served churches center naton's populaton, COMPLETELY NEW SUBURBAN HOME.' ERNEST JORDAN 61 College St. Your Nearest Drug Frgdare Cooled Store ce Cream and Drnks QUA THE T Y Hear the new 148 COOBO Slreel ORTHOMETRC A Pratley Rado S H O THREE MNUTES FROM THE CAMPUS Tel. 87-W PEOPLES SHOE SHOP (THE MOCCASN HOUSE) lllah (rnlr Moccn>.lH mll llnll-. for Srl.,,1 Wear H. trpar Shurx n look lke New temnvel (o 33 Snlm 11 n» Street Bowdon, 11; Bates, 3 Two long homers, Loth comng wth the bases loaded, spelled Hales' ffth consecutve dofcal n tha year's State Seres last Saturday. Gray of How,lon, one,,f the leadng ptchers n Mane college ranks, apolt Hates a three run load n the Oral ' nnngs, and then socked out a h< wth three on n the ffth nnng to BCV lp hs own hall game. A second er, Bannej 's hat n the seventh, dd ore of He drty work, thereby dampng up tn* Hathorn Hall bell a trfle tght,,,-d the game wth a. Klot Small,, beautful three,, ht. Sngles by 'alnn Small, all Karkos followed, nettng two runs second nnng, El the Garnet. n the Small and Palme s second hts of t, V saldw ehed. man's nfeld tap and yelded another for Hales. ('apt. Karkos p n a good day at the bat, rammng out hree hts n four trps lo the plate. Summary: BOWDON Wllams f Lord 2b Ranne) cf McClaughln. - as t than f McGowan."!» M.rrell, Gray p Totals BATES E, Small aa llolman 8b Palme f C. Small p llack p // Karkos, Ouellette rf Peek h Marston»-f dlng 8b KB B.-> "> ^ X -' 11 0 Hu \ : t 2 H /'d s, All ; HU A : f o ;; n 0 n ;; - s l :: t n Total- 36 :; 27-3 /. Marston Oat, ht bj halted hall.. tan lo Sm 1,, rs, Bowdon 1 0,1 0 :, u.-, rj 1 Hates ; Two base hts. McClaughln; three base hts, v.. Small, Urban. Home Gray, Bunney. Hts and ea runs off C Small, am lu n 7 nnngs; base on halls ol r. s- all, 1 ; nl Gray, _'. 'ns has, on an -, Bowdon ; stolen bases, Karkos; el m baa a, Bates 9, How,lon.-,; double play. Black to Peck. Ht by plele.,, C. Small, Wllams; bj Gray, -:. Small; struck out bj 6; bj Small ;,, ;... - p \\j, j,,,..; ' Small, Gray, Umpres, t'onwa> and lbso. Junor Exhbton Wll Take Place Next Frday COBURN AND GLES WN SOPH DEBATE The Junor Exhbton wll he held n The negatve team won 8-0 the Chapel on -' day evenng,,'. Sophomore Women's Prze Dehat, at eght o'clock. Those who wll speak Monday evenng, Cythera Coburn ths year ate: Bradford, Mass. was adjudged Ruth Chesley No Hatred or Btter- speaker. The other negatve -, ness. was Lllan (h-s of Ke/.ar Falls. lnrs Chandler Toward a Better Beatrce Small of Mars Hll World. Clara Panel] of Lewston wen. Luoj Farbanks Art n Street Cars, affrmatve. Mary Geary Two Caesars. Prof. Carroll acted as chan Fred toogns whle Professors Myhrman and M,; Frederck young The Lncoln Menu, and Dr. Tubbs were the judges, ral. tmekeepers were Naonle Burdon Elmer Campbell Two Amercans. l.m-y Bryant. Beatrce Lbby Leon Townsend A Plea for Forests. ll- dd.ate. Outng Club Goes On Annual Trp Under the drecton of Prof. Sawyer and Thompson, twenty members of the < lutng Club lefl Thursday n automo dles for Mt. Azaeohoa m-.-u- the beautful K'angeley Lakes. The Mlle wll be from Lewston lo Herlll. \.., heu n Wlson's Mll and Mt, AzsOOhoS near th, Canadan holder. Ths s the annual Memoral Day trp sponsored l.y the Outng Cluh. Several of the party wll contnue on to the Whle Mountans and n,l l He rest of the party to return to Lefl ston Saturday at'temoon, 'He trp wll nclude hkng, fshng, eatng, sleepng, and mountan clmb ng. n the Mane Hall of Fame Bates Debaters Peck's Values R \A/ PT AT^K" Rc g stered druggst * * * ~ V * ^^^AMl Pure Drugs and Medcnes 258 Man Street, Cor. Bates, PRESCRPTONS A SPECALTY Also, APOLLO OHOCOLATK8 Say t XsQth ce Cream The subjeel for debate was, Resol that natonal prohbton n tn- Un Slates s a falure. HAHNEL BROS. CO. Contractors for the Roofng and Sheet Metal Work on the NEW ATHLETC BULDNG 56 Man Street. 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