«. p. c. Library .mat Lansing, Well. fflidtigatr 6tate News KAST I.AN'SIN(I. MICHUiAN. FRIDAY, OCTOBEH 2. Michigan linkup Spartans, Michigan n.vn; • COUNCIL PLANS CO-ED CARNIVAL Earhart to Be First To Meet in Renewal HEIGHTENED BY IS PLANNED FOR Speaker as Lecture of Annual Warfare NEW SCHEDULE CAMPUS GIRLS Course Starts Soon Mow Student Spirit Through Wednesday, October 14, i Six Soyhcmorcg to Fac? Slate as Michigan Opens its 1936 Revival of Soph-Froth Noted Avialris to Give Two Talks in Peoples Church Nest Wed¬ Riv- Named for Second Annui Sea ten; CrowJ cf 60,090 Spectators Expected nesday Night to Accommodate All Students Turn ally Urged by Ruling Body. ' Closed Girls' Party. Wishing lo Attend the Event. to Out for Game. lly Al Thritcr -TO TUt VICTORS - PLAN FROSH CHEERING ORCHESTRA TO PLAY w of n sthiili-n chutist mini of view ji)| , . "Aviation Adventure*" us adroitly pietut'i'd liy -Amelia Now Plans Call for Penalisation Women's Organisations to Pro- j,^irtlM1.t w||| inaugurate the l!t:t«-l!i;i7 lecture season at •* grid expme, the Spartam Mulujran Si alt vidr Stunts; Committers «re IVoplen church VVednenday night. if Inactive Honorariet by the lair of the Michigan Wolverine I Lost of Charters. Yet Unnamed. Ihniden living up to her eognomon of "World'a premier fuvking a ttiiral xuivo.-ohv |vltif>g of th avrntrix" Minn Marhart hun received wide acclaim an an ac¬ The Student ("ottneil Tttes- The Co-ed Cnrnfvnt—the complished speaker. She in no stranger to the Itwal platform, mod to m«vt them, tin iIh> niitlii firpw up a tenta¬ only tittle of the year when having s|Miken here twice before on her tiumeroun uir feats. ) a Mm-up comraifipii eo-eiis can cititer without maa- tive* whwIuU' of jH'tivitie* for To accomodate the large body of students, faculty and . w.ll trot out ontii tht thf contiitK year, in the hope eulJic eooperntion. Thia townspeople desirous of at¬ .hat through aiieh a pro^nuu in the Meeond to offer such | tending the flrst attraction, BOARD EXTENDS ; T v ||j !•«* alile to jttM'form its ah opportunity to Michigan State eo-eda, although it in PLANS SET FOR the Lecture hoard announcea duties more etfielentty. the plan whereby two lecture* Iteadinif the lint of mik- an old tradition on many! ANNUAL MIXER will he given the same even¬ FREE UNION USE geated m tivitien i« the revival (ffimpun(>K. It in to th' fnan la* held in 8 U* 10 ing. The 7:15 lecture of Miss •f student xpif it. and cncouragc- gymtuiMiim Karhart will he open to Presh- «VliH'k fk'tntwr 14 W«*dn»nHav Judging Pavilion in Ag. Hall fjmpos Stcittict Pick Honor- ^ ht* Carnpu* MunI imiNirtant uiui. i night when all g.md littW c.»IU'g« ' to Re Scene of meii and the 0 o'ehM'k apjM'ar- »rin £li,ih1e for Fre; ance will Ih» o|ien to Sop ho- Festivities. Union Parlif*. The att-ag mixer, un thi' agriculturai events, the winning ' " it new xiudefitB vr tward»'d a Clip t«» In with thr professiir* and instructor* "k Union building of the division wilt be held in thr | of Another move t«» aid spirit, is judging pavilion of Ag hall ?hc freshman che ring stHtion to Tueiutay night The even organized for the faithal! scheduled to start at 7 00 | games, with thr Missouri garm* In addition to all students llu- flrst at which it will la* tried rolled in (igrieulturul cou More details on this will la- work- thoM* who are taking fore a ill be well in keeping with td out and announced later J land^pp architecture, and allied j Board. Excahbui, and ' arnivul spirit rreatetl by atl}„,uriM,h nr^ ,,1^,, united Monorarieft, both active ami de¬ up discussed the que»- Whats Them OddNames? funct. come in for their share of lolse. muate. and dancing it j The flrst part of the evehing Will year'* Carnival featured . i*, taken up with brief talks by Sijire 1020 Mis', Karhart, who in attention also under the stiggrsted p> lva,le life i» mju George Palmer room for parties, frtv 7Items Dahlias, Son - Sh! schedule Those not tiring able to xistenee Items as a style show pre- the presidents of the various ur- the Home Ec Club.) ganizatnm* represented In llu* ag Put Main, wife of the New York and decided that the f puhli.*>het, explorer, author, has were eligible for that In Wildon'i Firld, South of thr Dairy Building, the Floweri will tie penalized revocation of j of which the was so original that most > council, (which »* sponsoring the fushions were not taken uplaflau and in the election of ag , lH*et» u flyer. Her flrst lessons in their charters S W I... Mm tar Board.! flying were received near Loi Grow—Conr Ovrr and Ser Then Somrtiuir— The traditions to be encouraged student body; ah [ council representatives from tiu Angeles, where she had gone to _ and Blue Key These Thry'rt Right Purty. 1 ,U, snuikHv cm Ihs i l-.)c»tlon«l UUW ikll Irom W A j tin«■ lowsr cIsmc a were given free use' 1? *vi-y ;i father, sfUc fnfJ'Twt ™ir. ' W VhS.t. v., u» u,u , nt Columbia university. ™. dt-fsclu, of colls,., prupsrty <" snmr, m„ Since then riiatlimM lhat ar.. ad- - «»f the gay nineties; and a word-. Cram w ill eonsist of games, coti- she has edited an lerZ to bv the maturity of the : ■««• mellerdramp. present d bv S W I. The d'lrmltoriei »* well as i Aviation magazine, authored sev¬ eral articles, and two bonks: joy. Several of the rve- "Twenty Hours and Forty Min¬ rumpus or gam/at urn* will havi* a chance to display their originality utes" and "The Fun of It". She and talent in Hiving carnival skits ha* also been identified with num¬ Booth* at the Carnival are to erous aviation pioneering ventur¬ be managed by the vanmis e»m- es At present lietween lectures througiiuiit the country Miss Fait- rdt n.s havi Tliey v ill include a wide variety iiort is conducting a ground and ors. They < f features, all designed to ad¬ flying cour*!' for student hodmen the trial vertise their activities and thus in the Purdue school ol Aeinautic¬ are grounds of the .American Dahlia Society, whet- to eiirourage the Carnival co-ed* al Engineering. any grower who originate* a new* to join up The Carnival opens In fact the entire student lecture kind may bring hi* prize pet for the campaign for membership put series sparkle* with diverse tal¬ LAB GETS MICROSCOPES judging by 13 or 20 experts A on bw every group ent. An apportionment of the gen- ■ flower may score an ttpptoximah The most popular booth will erul student fee- cm j maximum of 95 points, but when be the food stand, and another tiles** lectures and II a judge starts in. he's ax hard- will play for dancing A W has will admit all holdc | taiiled and critical as the great gt anted special sfieciul 10 o'clock permit- permis- nu*ti in the ag, forestry, and ) Ziegfeld. and points are as hard on for the Carnival to all fresh- veterinarian departments are ulw> to garner as presidential votes. head of the Pan-Hellenic Council, iau women An admission fee of welcome, Tins affair is one of the Is your color clean, attractive j useful, burned, faded or dull? If took advantage of tier newly re¬ I cents will be charged. ' chief all-ug "get-togethers" of th- year, and is very valuable in as- RELIGIOUS GROUP so many qualifications discourage vived privilege and attended. you, think of how the dahlia must Among other business soon to University of Alatstms'. ,r«l- lean. .V«.«in* 177 pound. »'•""« "» '»« a«jua,r,t«l with the upper elasv WILL MEET SOON feel ' Is your form artistic, uni- be transacted by the council will on ; form, true to type, ordinary or be Ailing of the senior class vac¬ per man i. one of th.we ^-called j men and the fsculty of thr a« dl- Lutheran Club lo Convene Sun¬ deformed* Don't g«t sore: thr duh- ancy on the council, caused by the lightweight teams. . ha has to taken. How about your failure of Lee Henrickson to re¬ day at Peoplea Church. DSIC HONORARY "'* rime in Start stem—is it strong, erect, long, graceful, weak, crooked necked or turn to school here. Further details of the year's pro¬ SWL to Conduct Weekly Dancing The Lutheran Student club of CHANGE POSSIBLE of H ('rile cf $25 to br Offered Durrj Winter fete Thinking Humes Term for Beit Thenu crochety? So, giving up, ore you? gram will be worked out at tiie And to think that these are only next meeting of the group to be a few of the hurdles the fragile held in the Union next Tuesday Class For Mixed Croup in Annex Michigan Stale will hold its flrst meeting fur the year at tho People* church Sunday evening, ' blossom must overcome before It Ten Lcuoni In b* Civto Durirf Fill Term Firtl night at 8 30. October 4, at 8.30 o'clock. Alfha Epiiloo Mu May Join for Water Carnivtl Kelt Spring; Any One can win the coveted card of the TuntZaj Night, October 6. The executive committee re¬ Natioril Muiic Croup. i» Elijible to Compete. society. ports more Lutheran student* at Many of the hort. classes a rpstlon Mu. men's honor- j n iiarvi v nmnotoi . ty or sorority is being sought, and working in the gardens, planting are Dairy Club Starts Soma just fight people don't dance—thr to handle it out. If that if your yeor'f body must,„ to all practical and such, but where they really is at Season ^ith Mixer problem, here la a mighty goal .hurry If you wont to get in The Lutheran organization meets Afcbut IJsU, Monday. October 5, at |t4rn the st r.ua class will hold a purpose*, start down the river shine classification. No mlution fur It. From 7:30 lo « 30 The member, of the dancing twice each month and takes special r The with the same potential quality. wonder, with over 700 different iclaaf will alao be taught the feci it ' m topic for discussion j «Mt, Holding the flrst regular meet¬ neat Tueaday night. October «. studies regarding the Christian I kinds of annuals to work on (and *'te'whtthtr or not to change murky lied C»dar :tj„. murky Ctdar As the - To put it in Enghs they must all , ing of the year In the dairy build¬ and at the tame Urn* on the nlno of lending and the secret of fol- religion with its application on tiia organization into a chapter of Pame essential of such an enter- start from scratch. | then the Wolverine staff corn- Thry will have^the chance ing Tuesday evening, the Dairy Tueaday nighty thereafter, the S _ lowing , campus. &nf...T.:.a, national men's honorary plains of overwork). Garden clubs | : prise is » theme upon which toj The autors, by custom, dress come Club welcomed new dairy students The Lutheran Student club at Wfusse fraternity. in droves of anywhere from Alpha Epailon ■ the affair, the class has, for j |j,etr themes up with fancy names, and familiarized them with the Michigan State is a branch of the ha* only two chapters while • M*Vfrai yeir*. held a contest fujj cf alliterations, like "Mile- I ten to fifty, and ask more question* work of the organization. Lutheran Student Association of fcnfcnia u a national organi/a- j along about the middle of winter jlloms> Qf Michigan", and catchy than a reporter. But one sure hur. u»th slaty America which is represented on chapters. {term. phrases, like 'Ballads in Tamden." | thing is that while there may not all of the major be little prairie flowers in the state college* and Aljikg llpsikm Mu is gndtMlVOr- •f to aid In the advancement of I xjie idea is that all potential Those names, with the themes they i any ? new garden.*, they all want Wildon universities. *" j playwrights will Rock to their call- |represented, won their authors activities are on a social. jng and wrest from teeming brains desired shackle*, during the past every hour. the And so did ten or Officers of the local' chjb ore: its Is arc furnished | *n idea which will, if it is better; t*-© years. i twenty other affairs as we left president, Graydon Blank; vice- president. Roycc Campbell: i than everybody else's idea, win; Some authors like to make theirs lary. Helen Jlkka, and treasurer, the proud possessor the grand sum : a musical show. Although you Ethel Kran*. of twenty-five berries would think it woukf sound like The annual convention of tho But no stinting must be done.; Shirley Temple Up dancing to a Lutheran Student Between thirty and forty float'-full house in Made-con Square America for the i must be equpiped wih a purpose \ Gardens, it really doesn't, of the United States will 1 before they set off on that mo- j The river bank lends the requir- mcntous Journey down the river. resonance to erstwhile squeeky at Columbus, Ohio, from ber 6-0. Representatives of U» For the floats also are trying to. voices, and many a man has come win a prize. A coveted cup to,cut ©f ^ carnival a celebrated grace the mar.tle of some fratem- - basso profundo j Others, who do not make light m ... f-r g^! (Continued from page J) £ 'j MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Friday—(Vtol>cr 2. tfW, ' route of class competition. Vet the old im- Twrm^rmvrvww m » ««* days Is the rumor bo* rprcut A-to . . K. C. Itandall _ BULLETIN lost paragraph: Moulder walk- and C. C. Hamilton smoking their IfiidiiaatT ^tatc Kcu<$IX,fu'do "prit nwis ,hree ,ko!"in "!f arm Piffle JUIUIUJUM C'lUU *xtwv Tho toam anticipate* a tough straggle and Rambles ins Friday night alt by himself pipe* and making timely coov- . At the.game: "We don't want 'nvents . . . Fred Hough tost* tu-o- About . . is .showing a liyty interest—the band (new pop: we wart slaughter" The huts on a score bet. Fill is- I.. H preen uniforms) will be on hand to help. It and Pipple ! remains for +5iXl staudents to wake up and trrt i ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • ■ o i whoop a few "Beat Michigan's" of their | own.—R.P.B. Rumbles:::1 ^ t.ct> open with this human in¬ EPISCOPAL STUDENTS! ST. PAUL'S CHURCH terest item: All the Kappa Delta co^eds are cruMged save two One of the exceptions could be; the OTTAWA AND SEYMOUR STKKFTS. LANSING remaining one thinks it would be nice, Let it be known that SUNDAYS * THURSDAYS AND Write It Up . . Harrington is a vulture. He is vuhurtng around Kay Dwrllcy's t'olU'ge newspapers are curious things, campus little sister. To be spe¬ j thev Ami expression in extremes. Some arej cific. An ft Harris i radical. Some are cautious and conservative. ! Much depends upon the persons involved, i These newspapers arc manned by men fresh in the newspaper game, they are m- ithuaiaslic and alert. Their stories should j have punch and sivarkle. fre shness and the H^S the"1 That's becauso 'spontaneous quality common to youthful he always wavs I writing. (iften the oopv lacks polish. It may slickest '6 ' l>e lacking in unity and ease of flffow I.ike O»T tne carrfxtS Esslcy Shirts the writers, it may move too quickly to eon- elusions. Front page stuff, straight news material, may lw tinged, here an 1 there with 1 an editorial color. (he college staffs are men so green that ' frevni a sick camel, yet these men learn Pbiocnkxi Colofsc*'1 'quickly and strive to write ill the last tra- Ckwhtwan o< ! ditions of newspaper practice. Cc4t^e*if> Digest On the editorial ataff are 1st*. Many of them think they ran improve aspiring vnurnal- 2 matter shirt front the work of the metropolitan sheets Hello. Michigan! upon They write lustv editorials, or subtle editor¬ KSSLEY orwrinntod "Tru bruized' Col¬ Tomorrow loyal followers of the Michigan ial*. or conserv at;ve editorial*—as the tv- State football team will make their annual casion demands. Some ,.f these men find out¬ lars stirt" collar neatness with soil trek to Ann AH*>r to watch their champions let only in vicious attacks upon the faculty, collar comfort. cmlwtiio the rotheluick-hound Wolverine* of tubers believe that it is well to court the UKIMRON STKIPKS will cross many a Michigan. favor of those high, r up and submerge th. :r campus in the jauntiest manner. Stripes This ha« become a traditional game of own personalities to tin will of fa* ui'v csta¬ that tackle an old theme in it refresh¬ the first water, and because of the balanced tion of the paper Extremes either direction ingly new way. power of rovert years is one ef the outstatwl- tn prove dis¬ ing games on the .lav 's schedule. astrous for both the paper and those working For a long t into. Michigan State's sup¬ on it. Tht ts the formuiative perimt for many of tomorrow's successes and flaps in the porters went to Ann ArW>r nwrdy as a mat¬ ter of form, in the hope that their team would journalism 'Vlri. It i« the proving grounvt for State Thratct at least make a fair showing, Michigan wa« writing experiment* ar t mert.d gymr.,. the lug gun State was only an opening game tic*.—R. A V. refuses MAY BROS. opponent of trial horse character. The Hat Store of the Town Now things are different. State has given South Washington Avenue the Big Ten t.y< a trimming for two years running. while a c.uipW ot* ecoreles# tie# a year or -• !s-f»re a-h! to Stat' pry! tge Prog, post.-cat. aiaait ev.r.S,. !iv A«*. its theit opina%v« on the ewitcome of the game. No longer need Mningan State supporters go down to Ann Arts* with an underdog at¬ titude Hoxnrv. r. r.either should they gvv down overconftden! with a ;vwk> air au-ut them The twv> teams are t.«> Jowly matched for such a fertmg. let'# go down there have a great ii.s Bt :th \ht *ie* that &!**> kki> ivmrm tbth^r dSo They Say: the glory at Mhhirao day* an«1 that that. Givt Fatalities they are almost sure i rftum *«% then their due. and demand to Ntgkt Speedi«{ your own team t. hombk* rendu*no- <4 Dwctrott We are g.ao < «r team pia w t n» in at or i hope Mshtgaa wiS e.etuvt |hy us. It's ever-sti phen ■ lie iky. Michigan, w. r« on o Where Is It? Feu- a ; While N 17 waited, and the . v..- r i: tax: far* of j Acr. A: wtwit • g their axe ; Mr W .Man | dahlias to (it la on suvfc tin* they mean it. [37 talks i Tax* tawing down te- t he Spartans ha* irk-1 ed the W •Iveinwr* to «* an ext ajiint and th* * Li to « ha# »rv*r ts-cu iv.i-si.-- Bui »her* st n* *nw iioB in Arc Artv.it i Overheard " Say. feew k.ns im$ j I that couple been gatn« tosether" " j t-mt-cr in the** pur'.ieu# Vk f tt F.N iho class of 1917 was at college, a long Water Carnival Theme I Metmut m jwitm-....- Joann TV gtrrwtaJ altuvwe . »# di-tanrc telephone call look (on the average) W riters t rged ta Kegtni lie*: and O.ff AJUnghaav btsiy is that of bias* j Ami Izxy Beckelt —ho» Amm »bf more than ten minute* to be pot through. COo«»,t5mws| f»v«rn Pa$t I) j wi-kh A out such a beiwtw. i Tht* tune has been whittled down the AAwi'tjwi, tWv« d«c*p into | Johnny and Jota Dock* Orx* m- : gradually, mi Lose Something? ?aut0fy for the*.' tsiatarial. it does S run* far each and both en Sun-1 that now f took topcmai vfe, U*X The ooktrrci ' - .;...V,,.,*I,:.. I, mi. y. 'irr...,gMpr-vfry-'-» 1.4 Lett tad Faaasd Baraaa a ak* oa. :•* trecxnw int of the iampaiye. It the plays have elieked in prac¬ tice sessions Men's Clothing . , r. GEORGE MASKtX .— the passes have found their mark a good share of the time — and in the drills there has been shown thai above-mentioned spark and tire. AI Agetl has returned to form—he has shown his share Distinctive Rhythms Br Arbaugh's Street T\ of all that above-mentioned „tiiir. Agett will be a great asset, and with Johnnie I'inget to alternate with him at the left llronson Scrub? half booth, the Spartans will Is- strong there in every plnv. The'punting will lie better than it was in the Wayne game — and the juniors and sophomores will lie more experienced. It seems, probably, rather funny to say that after just ont game, but it's the truth. 1'ingel had his baptism in varsity foot ball Saturday. Si did Dudley Szasz, t'iolek, McShannock, Nuznov, Nelson, am tubbed Agonj AI. will lie hark at hts left half-1 a H ets — hut they won't lie. Now let's look at Miehigat Around Town 1.500 Meter Event Pboves Mo»tj Klakr Eleven. Man tor xt. lie team, and he was a whale o ted Into League Unusual of Numerous Sur¬ passer Hut. all lie could do wa ass Every time he go this hand' . L. Frimodig. prises During Games t n the lull they knew the plai i oil Id In* Francis Dit- In a a way. pass. the graduation o Get a fresh start least by 1938.' That* captain t»f the Mich- Jmi why tenner will help Michigan They'l State track tram am! re- Soo'll find in there. so in.inv ftophomorrM with ARROW! ield. Fverhardiis won't lie the mil' r.'pri'scntativr at the (tut. von look at the Michigan nan who can run—and there'll In Stock up now with Arrow Shirts—they'll Olympiad, the mint cx- line ami. comparing them Individ¬ nore of them to pass, and punt : event of the Olympic* ually with each Spartan, you'll Then, the status of those soplto koop you in stylo for years—and givo the 1500 meter race, arrive at the conclusion that there ertalu. They'll prob you more collar and shirt satisfaction Won't he much In choose. Taken fter Lovelock passed | ably make It unplrai than you've over known boforo. One fumble, coming at a critical as a whole, however, the Spar- body lingham to win and the no matter I the final Btmert, may serve as the undoing tans will get the call because of is. Ilut. If (hi ork togeth of the young Michigan team. A ..were figured out, the »(,»rr Try HUNT or CARLTON, with Iho er smoothly, and don't mak< single mDplay has ruined many a I now in I that five men s Kick- popular wide-spread collar models. many mistakes, they'll l»e In •opbecnore player in the past and , I. r • had bmk.n the form- ' field is almost up to that of State, ball game all the way. I' Mitoga lit. . . . Sanlorizod Shrunk. it may overtake the Michigan In while or fancy — $2.00 — $2.50 rookies tomorrow. | I-rvIne at is smart llr plated quart- question mark after this part then i er Mukkrgon Heights—I can't Then there's the wen At the starting ends Coach ' recall Just how many years he Irm. tin a dry field. Ih> Harry Kipke of Michigan will was there—hilt It was quite a lots of passing Stair i Captain Matt PatancUi and \nnow start while—ami he y*as on Hirer un been a dr«-field team—they don't Ajrx Loiko. Opposing them fur defeated teams there. Ilook. C oop- do so well in the mud. liven thh State will be either Milton Lehn- er. Ilitrhl. and the rest of them year, with a lot heavier line, thej fcardt or Frank Gaines at left will give the Mnlves a lurk field prefer a dry field. Just what Mich end. and Henry Kutchins at the that yyIII gain more ground Hun igau would prefer Is doubtful, a? the one they used last year. And. the likra and dislikes of thost Laika b Erratic the passing assignment will he dlv- sophs are uncertain. Another ques According to eye witnesses r uled. Last Itill Kroner Hon mark for this year. ran department. Urfh.gan practices, Loiko is ver\ •rrahc. Patanelli is a good all- There you have it. We dished out our choice for the Him Complete Showing around player, but State will have the inside track at ends. ; score under protest, ami it can just as easily go the other Of There is no question about the way around. Hut take your pick, and get down there tumor- relative merits of the rival team* afternoon ami help the Ixiys out Arrow Shirts and • row at tackle. State boasts Howard Ladel and Julius Sleder. a com¬ bination which rates second to hoce a the mid-west. Fred Janke, a coming star, and Melvin Kramer ma start at tackle for Michigan. Underwear State's one weak spot will be at r^ard, unlets Gordon Dahlgren piay* At present Norman Fertig Paul beaubien loom as the starters, with Tommy Gortat as a LEWIS, INC. 113 8. Washington possibility. will fill the H.ch^»n guard positions. They are John Brennan and Torrest • H A R R Y M A N' S . . . . for fall Jordan, and from all indications rate about on par high-handed and good looking with the football schedule lined up for this State pair. Both schools have good centers: niliar Moan-"Tough fall, and with the prospects for SUEDE **kigan -all tend Joe Binaldi, a the future looking even better, Heard Now From Arizona University Mior, into the bottle, while Sam- these boys should enjoy life along »7 Ketchman and Vincent Van- the Red Cedar to a greater ex¬ tent in the future. The boys evi¬ Close followers of this yea: dently have the spirit tills year— University of Arizona eleven ai they seem to have gotten Into the already predicting the most tin swing of things. More power to ceasful season the Wildcats hat you, fellows. enjoyed since Tex Oliver toe over the coeching duties in 191 One school's eleven In this country is lucky. That one team triple-threat quarterback, is lucky because It didn't schedule who foe two years has carried the j the Gophers of Minnesota for a paging and punting burdens as game tomorrow. Thus, through a veil as a good, share of the ball bit of mathematics, It Isn't hard carrying, will be greatly felt, Oli¬ to figure that at least one school ver has a host of experienced per¬ will escape the afternoon without formers from which to choose a MICHIGAN 8TATK NEWS Friday, October 'J, 19:1(1 Detroit-Villa nova. These two al¬ REGULAR FAVORS STATE r.otr wft Rt*t.rs Spartan Harriers BOTH ELEVENS ways put on a good show, but we'll take Detroit because of their Those wishing to enter the showing last week. All-College Golf Meet must Schedule 6 Meets READY FUR AG OVER MICHIGAN Alabama-Clcmsen. Bama again Centenary-Bay lor. We picked ha*-e their se.MW in by Mon¬ day noon Octobers on the Gym IN GRID CLASH Baylor last w eek Take them again bulletin N*ard ^as Opener Nears IM SATURDAY Gtae Tiow Set For 2:0< P. M.; Drtrait, Notre D.mr anl C.r- Chicago-Vanderbilt. Vanderbdt after a tough fight. Washington State-Stanford Al-1 play will tv at th* Hed Cedar Municipal Course 18 holes will be p'ayed. Monday afternoon pairing* though not as good as last year. •|'"I °ET?J"«JTfT 1C ia New York. STATE TO PLAY RESERVES FRESHMEN | Too ThouiiJ Spirtu Fill Follow Teas. Mfit Alao Will Wio, Now. Scribe Si]ri. Stanford will take this one. It's a hunch. Illinois-Washington V. Illinois wtU K made for match play whi *h Gi «*-!^ will -n take place at goU cmraa* Pr tpecU f»*r the H varsity the IAU7 i IAAVC CAAIt Nebraska-low a State. Nebraska j (Continued from page 1) IOWA LOOKS GOOD Pitt-West. Va The Panthers— as twra star* am enrolled a* Froth Ute V.r«ty ' RW.lt' ■ n,hI*T'n covering from an Injury to his not close. fmahmrp 11 H~ IducfB, w Br Al Theiler McMiUm Playi ill Scramaffl. j Indiana-Center. Bo j former Flint Crty Champion Kneo, would bo at his favorite | Warfare on the various football ! lkt -• hiS f. -.!V.( V >« '• ■ 1 and Warren T:»n*e*. n*t\ ef th« j spot, and Tom Gortat M:chi«n Sttlr't frwhm-n end-1 Norm r-rtlj tl the other one may replace [ fields for this week-end is con¬ S.» Calif.-Oregon. I told you ac | pr*» at ts Watnut nil!* Country cerned primarily with a settlement I," < wide from providing the B,«uhirn «od Fertu, however, tre »>f a few sectional difficulties Only So. Cal. is on the upgrade j Club, who made hiroaelf well- Yale-Cornell This one will go \ irv.t* with rompotttu.0 tn tcrtm- ' ttir logical rhoicet a few scattered lnter-sectior.nl con¬ j I.-- u toe* mutt ute e againxt the grain. We'll stand n-, Vtnce Vtndetberg. toother tests are booked for tomorrow, ' lone and take Yale t'd in th. tournament and a', rpp«.e«lt.t )(|)vr who htt been on the tick but the general run of the games Navy-Da* idne up" We go^Hit on a limb ^ Ohio State-N Y V Too l**.1 was preparing to high scores, featured for Texas the New Yorkers had to raid 1h> take the field with ten veterans, with wild passing offensives Prob¬ So Carolina-Duke Anether one ! enr so early in the year. Thee Coaeh Harry Kipke revealed that ably the NM for the week-end :> t a season's wlndup six »f those thing* Try Duke in a| th.-r charge for lb* Rom sophomores will represent his scheduled to come off m the east late Teachers frosh ' close one B< w' in a hurry UtU time. eleven Lcvme, the passing back, when thp high-scoring Cornell AH the games will . Tulane-Auburn. Auburn by a So* Methodist -Texas Agg:e* The will be at quarter. Cooper And outfit trie* to ovt-bulldog the Yale shade. MotlioduU. j ! Smlthers will start at haifs. and pup Thr Big Ten swings int. a Texas Christian-Arkansas. The ] t j Cedi ic Sweet, who did the punt- series of opening conference 'ld in Lansing !,n ,Mt lOttne, f «h.,h numhor. Mound " '""book Cooper .nd L-vinr . . -V. . BP"*1 see another step taken toward the' (•-. ■' th nk . f this one? What ■ •"SWING" vrtmj nifhtly for pr»ct.«- ' *" » 'l ''omorr.. Smithrr, , )un- | , ' settlement of the Rose Bowl quo- that' California * All right, we'll With dirootion of John Kohl «* »n<1 S»ooI a armor go along with them Don lioffninn and His Iktnd VmAUtynr vanity I Tauiwlll suru Howard Zindof. Stair's bit; tarklo. who will hr f.irint; Ihr After picking 22 out of 24 1«^* "* t.a TtN-h-Sewanee Tech and barkothatt ooarho. Matt patanotti. thr Wrivra* cap-1 lVolvrs for Ihr Ihird slmiffht >rar tomorrow nflrrnnon, Coiumbta-Mainc Columbia Phone 2-6351 for \rrsneement* •;i.i.... to ..ir'yearling i«»i^rth, th",orming h *'"ithbrthe•« bit rofular md! a other flank taken hrrn a bulwark in Ihr llachman bur all thr.wich at the Isrst, atxt hoping for a mild care . iif by Ale* Lotko „ ni.a career. repiutu^n of Uut wet>k s successful Rinaldi. a FINE < ^——a— ' have found a scarcity of junior. * ill start at the center ~ harks and laekte*. de« Sktna of you wll stop to question j Ix>iko is another sophomore in which the fro*h of Jordan and Brennan. both first State Golfer Aces our ability, In which ru*e we refer Z&»** .is have been fairly year men. will be At the guard.*, voii U> your favui itc Suiub-.v t the* report a number ; Thry are , li y janke u a nophomore. Kramer ^ Kramer the tack 6th at Indian Hills Mtate-Mleklgaa. If yen ran find a. better headache in the whole Handout candidate* until ZuRBtra.n Eal.ri Gwll i H.II of F.mo by Rr(i.ler- Betn-een eight and ten thousand Spartan followers will be in the j «( Hak-ii-Otr Twtd.y. bunch, you'll have to look a loot time. We'll take the Spartans, not ! 1 1 FOUNTAIN stand.* at Ann Arbor, the total at- j iv*i because the* come from our [ SERVICE Mrs. Rathke Relates tendance probably being close to i go Poo WKAR. the c«>Ucge slatam. i Long will the memory of thei|proud owner, sr. afternnon of lad Tuesday be • to b Uth the pru baliuKk. bni because their pra* - | |U»» ** ill carry a p!a*-by-pia* aiv« uni ' «M> two Vacation Experiences of the game direct from the stad¬ harbored tn the mind of Hank ium :n It will be the only station M.chigan to broadcast from Zimmerman, portly golf \Heran j the ,ir« with Ann Arbor tomorrow j pion and semt-flnaUs! in th.s year's T. n. Tested Trip Abr The Spartans will travel by bus Jeity amateur t<*utnament. realised i Truck CardAis to Ann-Arbor Saturday morning [what i* iKrhap* the most cherish- ] led ambttiuv of ail inasl.U wivtd-{ •ending ^* \our Sort or »h» flpM i Came time is 2 OP. State Wfighb i era, a hole-ui-one Flint amatoor Ut 300 Ibn. Its 000 Ibn. ' Hank's iron shot from the tee he hs» boin r ro Iof the 104-yard sixth b*»ie at the, district tournan GALE DOOLEY Kirminifham. town 1 of th# cup ar.d dioj»j*»t wncrr- Zjmn-.rrvu.ii ihali never I a the gre**n The batlle-srarred pellet h«« ' jvery carefully. l«r*n encase*! t > :!» ttynv s squa-.t r.v It's a sin to tell a lie. Campus Sidelights \\v wouldn't Attempt to deceive ral play presented j The co-ed*, who are alway* J spcctad the soiled feet Dc* you aliout our WAI-K-OVKR of the chuich ' j searching their mail boxes and the stuff would wear off.hr t \\\ don't walii to sell you just A»NK e mice agam trot- :are fortunate imough to have let- after a squirrel that had jxiir of ghuei*. IVc know that if you l of your da\>, , | IT now we have student traffic AH you shiver [ cop* en campus The junror mem- i have to lake a i i l>ers of the child psychology class I crisp, cold mot ni | uem to dcUght in conducting thejAd by the in j a nee oc|u. un« n nr»s Burton's Walk-Over Shop 0 [new tank Utat u ! , water Displaying a tendency inherent | present system "has for « long time -ttia.Wuhiia.tM jf j: \ I m dogs, cats, and httie children, ibetn unable to kwp up to the de¬ ls nonchalant Springer Spaniel pup j ma nets made upon it \ pattered straight up Ihr new ly The tank, a dainty little gadget jlAid walks in front' of the Ad- j measuring 5 by IS feet, and j nunistraUnct buildmg , . He didn't; weighing a mere four tons, waf [heed the l*ara laid acraaa the and]trucked here in p,ec*% and ; of the new eat hatch—in fart—he t lowered into its previously pre- pa*o«J i ight under them. And out j pared hole with the greatest of ««nto the gooey stuff they are us.ng ease by Chief tr^inert Morgan . as a tubstitute for cement Not'and his asatstanU I unti! he was nearly bugged down ! • • • . >ERN WOMEN m the viscous stuff did he xfcow By the war. who Ivelongs to that j (xmcrtn Then, with a yelp, he ■ very fine bird dog that has been bounded to the sidelines, and in- 'a* .diligently pmnturg out all the Sanitary ■Better Seen Days at Missouri 8eems two fcmmcs with identi¬ Protection without Pads |i cal names signed up fur the same . | astii Record nucleus the team Grid Squad Reports Maa la Watch educational psych. cUs*. Evident¬ ly the less noble of the two g»U in tackle, tec Piper and Jack Kinni- question was the only person who napkins m or Belts m I Coach raurot. like Coach Char to*! Thr surs of the Missouri team guards. Sophomores who have knew of the coincidence And did *he have fun. [Badbman of M«±ugaa State, be- are; Jack Frye, *U-Big Six quart-1 attracted Coach faucet;* atttn* Every time the he* r j in using many substitute* rrbeck. Captain A1 Londc, a eachcr asked a qu»t»on with that . bnlf-jticai are Harry Ewinc, a half. Will Urk.d on .the end of it, the | fie change* men frequently to hack, and Houston Betty, ail-en-. Aronriing. a half, Howard Heace, a name first Mix* X merely ducked her ferrac* center from last year. 1 guard, and Stan Mandaia, a fuli- curly head or or looked off into jFryr is I «IU th, a»4n»i> triple from threatth-man who runmo* iback. \ HAM*. and the second Miss X did FowoL' ^ Tl4,„ ^ , ltb Cir. the work. But now Mr. Grovrr hdl b.ck r«uion. »nd who *01 >, ooM- j ^ pU, Km«< hoc seen the light and the first |W th. m.n to fa* -wlct-0 wfa« StoU. M^tuaoo Sut,. lo». Sutc, MissX will have t!w T,ce-r> mi-.w a' Vk•■*>*-»> .. . to make up for . 1*41taw- And what will the dear barbie do then, poor thing* m(mr.pf»i»JH S'MCE 1652. IS UTCATtO ON tired -as a lieutenant colonel on Team Uphold* '■"•"'"I-»™>r™.- s Abe Will Fea.r Rapatatioa ia » lHt CAMWSCfSIJOMNS June 21, 1930 He also served e{ Football Games Here lights had blown out of .ports. Meet Held BL COUkt ANNAWUS. , S... Com,Mr C«v*r»f, .1 ! "W C«U«... R«ira. with the New York State National .r \lm Sh«kespe*re graduated from INotre Dame, and Henry Wads- Iswa. m awmano , the Pictorial . i ^ t — Guard, where he was captain, Cimpaa. Colonel tlnmrr B BottcnbcTg. m«tur ""d llrutonant roloncl. wnrth l-ongfellow left Northweftt- ,j ■ ,n listener* to WKAH. ern. But no Now "The Last of With last Tuesday's issue of the Mlchignn Stute R O. T, C prop-1 Th,> ,h" ' Wlary de- farewell for , . . . . partment gave ertv erty custodian, who has been nsst>- ,H' State college jradto the Mohicans." James Fenlmore, , . , . .. Michigan Mate News, students of | , , . nsso- .. Colonel IkitUnh berg Inst Thursday. ,,a tune in their dials Cooper. has popped up at Mar- cxc°n<,nt reputation in national this college ngaln begun reading c*ated wttls the college for the port c. i and M Battenberg expect • between 9 a. m. and quette V. j competition by placing second at Collegiate Digest. the picture mast- ,hrer Yr*n. ha" rcalstncd and home in San Diego, aried • • « jlhe Dairy Cottle Congress Judg ozine, regularly each week. of the students at the Cni* jing meet, hejd at Waterloo, le Featuring a new style of edi¬ j last Monday. j bullseyc. of Kentucky go to great torial presentation. Collegiate Pi- for an education. Imagine | The team, made up of Larry just to go j Johnson. George Hyatt, Harry Wilt | to school. From China? Sand Arden Foster, alternate, made i India* No. the> only live about 30 odd j a total of 2.0007 points, only thirty miles from the campus, hut they j below the highest ranking team, commute daily One of the fel¬ lows figures thta he bums ap¬ anrkable consistei YOUR LOOSt CHANGC proximately 785 ig of all breeds during the school year, which ^ I by the high ranking in eh of t a» j five breed* judged. H WRfU n AM. Nt*f 1599 CW rst ied in- Holsteins. sixth in tiix Brown Swiss, and (J^OF KOO 1 MAjf 15 -;,r ■' Kt..vyyr ka. KA Iron out laundry .•as third highest individual in all i reeds. is» vs Johnson and fifth placed first in llolsteins in _ BUCKSHOT omo QUICK ATltNW your urd in Hoist ins. and tenth in .OAC P lASltKN IUIN0S S1A1E IfcACHERS oaifoi-' worries l art. re- Infinite PainsTaken With Cattle »ly fairer ii Now J Texas. Pool's Bacteria Count tyiUcilcutway. £xp\e*s JlouU. Ihr Let that dependable college pal. Railway Express^ •e in Dr. W. L. Mailman Praia Often and Long to Chock Corns pick up and ship your laundry home and back lor Population in Nalatorinm at Nude Guinea you every week. You will find it gloK«y going - easy, fast, inexpensive. Piga Splaah Unas.arcs. Merely notify the folks you will send the park age by Railway F.xpresa, and ask them to return it the same way. You can send it collect too. you DEBATE LEAGUE N't wide, and 10' jng whim it- aooui «i sirrpviHorct pot qvi •eutional tradition by conibin- j »ound> funis the arena's edge and o! water are permitted. "Strep GIRLTANK GROUP : many bodies, some ii. d ve into the water el them dis-jas they are called, are organi;- The Headliner in Fall ; -as' hen, ... the ihMiMMl Bac-| from the throat and mouth. Their i mayH,v'* skyscraper lroml»b*nc» Indiratn Unn-rr»iljr durtrnli will thut OPENS PRACTICE a lurk ol nm-; topcoats; ihrir ho»t« and prrpnir to multl- : Umlnutlon fro ! ply unfile, find new vicUms. The i btilhrra. Crtta Splash Acthritiei Lilted .''j, I huttlr i, on Bui Dr Mullman j Ton cnlmi barllll, inwro gcrmM !*»<"• "».» "nl«r lh«r «- hut utroariy por quart nro ullowod But thoy Kt,,r.v building Thr top rorila- sr Nr-sphrtu: Workouts j ; jthrf.un out ho drfonnoii fivo or. novor f.,ur.d in Ihr |.K.l Colon j "on r"um br '**• 'rom Uir Em* Wednridajr Night. .w-millionth» of thr content* of: bacilli irpron. ni Iml conumina-' sr"ulu1 The Swagger r, will br conduolrd "" **"'• *'»cludiiia bothrr*. i* lion j In dojcribmg Iho now building. I rhl"rm< Now clilormo t, vrrj • lu-.iV rhlnrino thorr'u «nnthrr ! Chum-rllnr Bowman oompurod it , • » with proliminary •}" tho firrt n rios Following iho pro- do- . drjidly lo ovon thr rrowl umbltiouj .irong wrnpon uwd—by Doctor •""Xrrig So thoy dir wiihout a; Mallmtiui in his war upon bar- j Bymb*d of rncrgy and rducatlnnal ' Bt,,u' s>"iplmny ol grunilo. J balmacaan itmifiarir*. an rumination jor.o. I 'h,n out thoir plnnj torm Thi< Is a control of tho ln*«'r»l. reflecting thr cultural In- by Hart SchafTner & .Marx will !»■ conducted with the qunli- | A" th*' w,u,e ,hr sw imming number, of bathers permitted In j u'rKrt" the city (vmg school* In iho proliminario. rl**'' l^ddlc- around quite happily tho (axil al one lime Thr "hath-, participating The elimination 1entirely unaware of the death Ing load." he rails it The limit1 Columbia Columbia nth let athlete* wore request STUDENT GRANGE nils will culminate on Aprt! Annual State j arf,un<* ,hw> They the water is 15. If .that number is exceeded. are swimming.' germs will be washed into the | the place !**! by real estate i rhamptonship Debate to be held nhetber thpv know H or not, in water taster than chlorine can kill "fv HOLDS INITIATION in H.li Auditorium. Ann Arbor * mild antiseptic ^ v|iein jauthoritic .wrwren the two remaining I Dl *** wonTTTTcon-• Because the enemy is invisible, nhiVjb Gold w atches are pre- j'or hour, but there will (bacteriologists armed with micro*-i ine is present, | Chingc in Memberihip Laws u riod lo caeh contestant tn this |°,h'^ fU""1 throughout tiw j copes must w.itch the progrra* The bacteria Ihemsclves are Tumi yourself to Slate Thai Old Grange ontest [day and throughout coming ddys.; of Dr. Mallmann'* destroying ; counted three times a week during the smartest top¬ «*n»y mu#t I* held in cheek, weapon*. To tkeep an accurate I periods of heaviest bathing May Tramfer. The water must be kept, "infinite- j check sample* of the water are j Swimming classes will continue coat of the year, the MORTAR BOARD PREPARED safer to bathe than any taken hourly and tested to make, to enjoy the water. They aic "L'pion." It's a lake water," TO ENTERTAIN CHAIRMAN Mallmann's, sure the proper amount of chlor- ; si fa. loose flttintf Bul- "Date Nights" with fnutaun ■ mili¬ come, with rtar Board, national women's and t rim. In the honorary society, at their Tuesday tary collar »nd lea¬ «R«*M if usually put on meeting completed plans to en- ther buttons which All students who have pre'. »ou»- n Mrs Katherinc Coleman, Kivc it Gene Averill, Florist a lot of ex¬ ty been a member at otiier Granges national Mortar Board chairman, fwr Theiae Soph a may join the M 8. C. Grange by unarming in East Lansing tra 'Snap. ' Here in a practically a whole transfer, and will be subject to no Friday, October 9. r* from ea will be held Saturday at wide variety of rich the national fees. Grange meeting* are held t team of a year regularly every second wek at 8 the home of Mrs. Shaw, with materials and smart phomore craa-country biving a tough time o'clock Saturday night in room 400. junior girls assisting. tional chairman plans in stay in The na¬ formerly patterns. Ag Hall. J»m Da via. a swell ktd Tusday evening, October $, at Lansing for three days, after this i* rM>t—but there'* cne of thooc difficulty, along two 8 o'clock, there will be # meeting which she will go to Ann Arbor in room 400 of all member* of the to visit the Michigan chapter. Collegiate Flower Shop s265"s35 ieft for you j Grange Cabinet for the purpose of guys. Jim. I formulating :he program and ob- ing were held on the starting of a ***t *0 dumb. He had ' jeetives for the coming year It national study course and the t£e a 2.7 average last, is very important that you be or, planning of Mortar Board's winter The same location and - . ; hand if thU pertains to you. with the same management We promise yon the Best in Service and Quality IF IT'S STYLE — IT'S AT Friday. October 2, 1036 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Nate Fry's Band Plays Statequette the deserted campus j en taKr it for t lw It If you only knew what 11'iM be local theme, hut. at ma arbor, oh! ■ For Blue Key Tonight think, that we are all r-tim to thr' it doc to Ihr current boy Mcml. ,, or girl friend, to ask dumb que*- Mirhimn tamr Saturday It w.ll e one of our best and most ex- remain forever silent Saturday niyht hero will find thinfj* a* dead a* the pm- ypu Yerbinl door nail . . . but dry your tears, little social butter¬ citing Rami's of the season, but, llrsidri. if you watch closeU flies and g> cast, young things i*U use. let's not leave cur manners chough you will catch on It a . . . ... go east about sixty- ut home* really easy. JNjst chrig* when five miles . . .Ixvaufe there won't be any grass growing lP inside all right ' aftrnoon or evening a yet • do What will 1 wear* t have heart! . . . ought to this question Twenty-two m»n and a pig-skin will perform in the after¬ girls are even contemplating noon. as you may have heard before . . . and In the evening •r I- oing when the an- taking thrir fur coats out of the there will lie celebrating (don't ask us for whom: just keep talking J moth balls. It's a delicate qucs- n-, ef you d»mt know tton. too, because the weather may your finger.* crossed! at the Michigan Union there will .. . . . 1 about. jti t jsm;'r and turn suddenly warm. x bedan.ing f.-rm 9 untli 12 . . . and just so we won't get home¬ sick, Hill IVrter and his boys are g«>ing along to play . . . the Mich gander* have Bob Steinle's band a> their musical cm- FRIDAY triUuiion ... And "Bltre keys'* may sound as if they might open s< but riiok»: movogra: i m SATURDAY )0« about their party tonight in the Union . . . (and maybe you can do a little Shcrlocking of your own and find out what doors the Blue Keys unlock) dance to Nate Try's rhythms . , .. . . anyway, everybody can Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Mitchell Co-ed Hot Kover and Mr. and Mrs. Ik F.VnnAlstyne are the patrons . . . Blankets The Only party on Spartan turf scheduled for Saturday FRANCIS IcDIRIR ANN SIT||IRN night i« the Beta Kappa radio party . . . everyone else who come* back to town will have to take her dancing some place STARTING 81 NDAY! like the (tables or else the cinema ... . . . AMERICA'S GRAND NEW LOVE TEAM! Classifiei Ads grt result* Take out your date hooks, co-eds. and mark "reserved** on the Wednesday. October H, page . . . tell him tor him*) that he wi | have to amuse himself for the evening . . . and that you a r go rt to a parly . .. the Uo-ed tarniol is that ntght . . . it's your r him* to get acquainted with ram pus •ARRARA activities and s gn up for them nqd have . . . a heap full STANWYCK evening *.( fun at the same time . . . f»o ca«v on your voice* tonight rare Vm for torn irr.iw afternoon . . a operating at max.mum capacity then Arbor . . Alpha XI Helta -STATE'S SMARTEST DANTE MVSU~ KAYSER HOSIERY BILL PORTER /9c and tltf ««•/ $1 Silly Symphon ORCHESTRA Timer the Llephtnt WMlNKSDAY a THT'MDAY Next to Mary Stewart TtirU Kifpi Vtf "PALM SPRINGS" Jfcipber* A. T. of M .... W.th trailers Uaifw4 nssfted enter**. r>m» orrd picture* of U Or T*rm Mana*- ; dorm tw'd a meet tig %S rvU-. iwgh*. d-T.ng wkwb i*>r rioted thru . !%**» f« the erm.ir* \*»t and have after leng arst cmcrfai dcubrn*tK>a Cfw |«ea eful donor He ** n a t tie fur IT i. - 4 m Thesr tAcrO are a* ■ ■ Kerr* r. -1 n % . -r piviwlD" iill *1 Lud':. * mirMl'* , Grant wUftM»K«L Grant, booAkeeiiWf^ Jane Smith Kobtse } krw>wis n the "Comrade" H u# Th'.'jt haw deftvis? their name ?f* V: tobacco {/^ cut right to smoke