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TROJAN
CRUSADERS TO TREK TO BERKELEY BY
SPECIAL
TRAIN
Read It in The Trojan
Southern
California
The Spirit of Troy
Executive Committee
approval on cara-
van.
stamps
"In the interests of Trojan good spirit and
California student
body prexy to speak here
American openmindedness we welcome Mr.
tomorrow.
McCarthy. The best we have in the way of
Pan-Hellen-
ic Council to consider new rules.
Daily Trojan
attention to his words and
entertainment while
Work begins on junior prom. here are to be his."
Honor system suggestions rejected.
The Old Trojan.
VOL. XVIII.
Los Angeles, California, Thursday,
October 14, 1926
NUMBER 22
PROM
PLANS ARE
MADE
BEAR CHIEF 10
TALK
TROJANS ASKED TO MAKE
TRIP
TO
TROJANS AT
BALLY
TO GAME
BY
SPECIAL TRAIN
START WORK ON
Pan-Hellen-
ic to Consider
McCarthy to Exchange Address
With Tallman To Promote
Executive Committee Endorses Plan for Taking Student
Rushing Rules Friday Noon (Enlumn
Good Fellowship.
Body to Berkeley En Masse; Coaches To Be
Decorated
ANNUAL AFFAIR In an attempt to further a spirit
In Cardinal and Gold.
In recent
Pan-Hellen- ic controver--
1
teen or twenty," commented one of
V
of good fellowship between California
sies Southern California
sorority the committee members.
By
and Southern California universities,
By HELEN SAUBER
Committees Are
Appointed
women have expressed their
belief With special reference to the
so-call- ed GEORGE C. JORDAN Bob McCarthy, California student "On to California!"
By
Junior
President; Dec.
that "rules will continue to be vio
"cut-throat- " rushing, the
com
And now the big business is
body president, will address a reg-
ular
"I urge every student who is going to Berkeley by any means
10 or 11 Tentative Date. lated until they are both
specific and mittee has suggested the following:
coming "thick and fast." Prob
student assembly in Bovard
other than their own cars to go on the train, as it is the onlv official
Formulating plans for the 1925 Jun-
ior
practical." It is with this view of
That the time limit during formal
ably the most important question
Auditorium Friday morning at 9:00. j
method of transportation. Express the real Trojan spirit by helping
that recommendations for rushing for
campus conversations
be-
tween
This is it
the
im-
portant
the matter
before the student body right now
a great innovation as
maivc a
uiniuuu
j.
lujdu Liusduc. i his is ine message ot
Artnur
pror.i and appointing
the executive
more
new rules will be submitted to
Pan-Helleni- c
sorority women and rushees
is this matter of the Southern
is the first time that such a thing Syvertson, chairman of the rally committee, which is in charge of
committees,
met
Friday noon. be limited to ten minutes, and that
California caravan to Berkeley.
has ever been attempted by these plans for the migration of the University of Southern California to
committee of the Junior class
Stating that at the
present time bids for the one night date be tele-
phoned
In so many words, we cannot
institutions, and we hope it will be Berkeley for the Southern
California-Californi- a
game.
at the Phi Mu house Tuesday even-- !
a radical change to
rushing rules is instead of given verbally.
blame the student who is going
a . success," stated Leland Tallman, IDr irolan -- m sneriRl
r "
?nnnunrpri
r
- h
j
class
ing. under the leadership of the
inadvisable, the revision committee
At the Friday meeting, It is
expect-
ed
in a machine because he can do it
yesterday.
'
'I want to see the audi-
torium
Comity Resolution
the Southern Pacific Company, Is to
president, Morley Drury.
which will
has outlined certain changes which it
that the completely revised rules
cheaper, but if it is at all possible,
packed at this assembly to be the official means of transportation.
This important event,
is the
t
conslder8
,
prlme penance. These
will probably be gone over, includ-
ing
the train is the thing. There are
extend a royal welcome to our Passed By This is the recent report of the com-
mittee.
climax the 1926 social
season,
crowning achievement of every Jun-
ior
will be presented for
Pan-Hellen- ic
those suggestions made by the
good reasons for this.. The first
guest," he continued. "The time is
Colleges
of South
The general fare is to be
class, and
according to Carroll
vote and discussion. Some of these
revision committee which
Pan-Hellen- ic
one is that the student body
ripe, coming as it is on the eve of $17.05 and the Southern Pacific has
Greene,
vice-preside- nt,
the class of
recommendations, in substance,
fol-
low:
approves, and those additional
should as far as possible go in a
the California game, to take a defi-
nite
The following resolutions, passed
offered reduced rates on meals eaten
'28 will do everything in their
power
ones passed by
Pan-Hellen- ic
in meet-
ing.
body to Cal and the Executive
step towards furthering a better
by the universities and colleges of
on
the train. There will be bat one
to make the dance eclipse anything
It is to be specially emphasized
Members of the revision com-
mittee
Committee has named the South-
ern
spirit between us."
Southern California, in convention
meal eech way
breakfast and for
ever offered at Southern California
that the night date is not in any
are: Kappa Alpha Theta,
California Special as the way.
Mr. McCarthy will arrive on the
several years ago, to be read every
tnese
there
w111
be a charge of fifty
sense of the word a "preference din-
ner."
chairman; Delta Delta Delta, Pi Beta
Sunset Limited Friday morning at
cents
in the social line.
The second reason is that the
year to the members of each insti
- 1
Per
capita maximum assess
Phi, Zeta Tau Alpha, Phi Mu, and
University has entered into an
8:00, and will be met by Mr. Tall-
man.
tution, were read to the
IMIlllSIS Of ain will leave Exposition
The official O.K. concerning
from
the
ments for sorority groups will be
Theta Omicron. At the
Tuesday
agreement with the railroad com-
pany,
They will come at once to
the Executive Cormnittee Tuesday
j
Boulevard Friday at 10 p.m.
It will
date has not yet been received
the office of the Dean of Women, but
considered
meeting held at the Pi Phi house all an agreement which will re-
flect
the campus, and the regular chapel
evening by
President Tallman, and Is
i
be on exhibition all day, decorated,
It not fair for houses o forty
hour will be turned over to a gen-
eral
and will
discredit the Uni
self-explanato- ry:
provide a great means of ad- -
it will probably be held on Decern-
-
members to be limited to the same
members were present except Theta
great upon
assembly for the purpose of
INTERCOLLEGI ATE COMITY PACT vertisement for the
versity if not lived up to by the
University. Cars
ber
10 or 11. This is the week fol-
lowing
in those of fif-
-
Omicron.
the close of football season
expense rushing as
Trojans. To ask the considera-
tion
hearing the California president
WHEREAS, the duly chosen repre -
1 cleared for dancing, sleepers, lunch
which has been granted by
speak. Friday night he will be a
sentatives of the colleges and univer-
- car, and a diner will be some of the
and before the Christmas vaca-
tion,
just
thus enabling the Trojan var-
sity
PROFESSOR TO GIVE ATTEMPT TO MAKE
the Southern Pacific company and
guest at the Alpha Chi Omega soror-
ity
sities of Southern California are as- -
commodities. The Trojan band is
dance.
sembled in
Joirl conference for the journeying north the
to be present as guests of honor.
then to promote some other way
on special and
ADDRESTONIGHT
SYMB01S0FF1CIAL
of going is poor business. Every-
thing
Saturday afternoon McCarthy will
promotion of the spirit of intercol- - will provide the music for. dancing.
Various committees were appointed
be the
guest of Tallman at the Occi
lefliate friendship and goodwill, and
has been provided for our "Arrangements are being made to
by Morley Drury and Carroll Greene
dental . C. He .will also have game.
it WHEREAS, Is deemed highly
enjoyment if we go by train, the enf0rce a quiet hour so that those who
to take charge of the arrangements
Dr. Mildred
Ex-Commit-
tee
Takes Steps
To-
ward
an opportunity to the California
Struble, English Pro-
fessor,
Southern California Special
de-
serves
see
desirable that from' this gathering
wlflh to 3leep may have that oppor.
for
trip prom. Marcus Reeks was
Will Speak Over K F I
Popularizing "S. C." As
first consideration.
freshmen in action against the S. C.
there may
result some concrete
ex- -
announced our tunity Syvertson. "The
given the problem of finding a
de-
sirable
On University Program. Against "U. S. C." babes.
pression of this spirit of intercollegi- -
train win arriye
and
Berkeley wjthin a
location for the dance,
Mr. Tallman will make a return ate cooperation and comity, in order
Eddie Oudermeulen was entrusted
Dr. Mildred C. Struble, of the In a renewed attempt to popularize
We have been told that one of
visit to California in the near future,
quarter mile of the Berkeley
stadium.
with the music for the evening. How-
-
Southern California English Depart-
-
the terms "Southern California" and
the fraternities is arranging to go
,.,.Kw.
v. ...mj
w
an(j
Xrojan CrUgade WU move
probably Monday, and will address De
be it tnererore lost,
ard Bdgerton will be in charge of the
;
ment will talk over radio KFI
to-ttecoratio- ns.
"S. C." as opposed to "U. S. C,"
in a body by bus. We do not
the student body there. The same RESOLVED I.
That the several
toward California."
and Wayne Harrison, as ; night in the regular weekly program President Leland Tallmar
appointed
criticize the organization. But
The time for leaving Berkeley has
thing may be attempted later with colleges and universities of Southern
publicity manager, will let the world broadcasted by the University of two committees to work toward that
now that the matter has been
not yet been decided. The
"
rally corn- -
Stanford, according to Mr. Tallman.
California shall do everything in their
, . . ,
'
...
know of the coming event. Southern California under the
aus- -
end, at the executive committee
called to their attention, we are
9
mittee has decided
.- - -
to leave this
a
fea
power to rurtner ana promote mis
The selection ol favors will
! pices of Hal Williamson. Dr. Struble j meeiinc Tuesday evening,
asking the members
if they con-
sider
ture up to a majority vote of the stu-
dents.
spirit of intercollegiate friendship
left in the hands of Betty von Klein-
- will speak on "How To Read, and
one committee, composed of
Mar-Smi- d
that to be working in har-
mony
STUDENT TICKETS
and cooperation.
If it is their wish to stay in
and Mildred Martz, while Art What To Read."
tha
Wiggett, chairman, Red Dales.
with the rally committee
Berkeley until Sunday morning, in-
stead
II.
That it shall be the policv of
will handle the programs. Bus The musical program will be of a
an(j Ray Broomfield, was appointed
and student government to pro-
mote
GO ON SALE TODAY the several student bodies to dis-
countenance
of Saturday night, te Southern
Blanchard will take charge of the
very superior nature, according to
to investigate the possibility of
get-
ting
the best interests
of South-
ern
Pacific Company is willing to grant
any form of rivalry lead-
ing
ticket ale. and special entertain-
- Williamson, and will include selec-
-
the students to cooperate in the
California.
this accommodation. The ticket
In-
cludes
to the destruction or effacement
ment for the evening will be ar- - tions by the Gattone string quartet
use of the two terms upon which the Student Store In Charge Of Sale ; the fare from Berkeley to San
of college property, or anything that
ranged by Carl Plate The personnel of this group includes
administration has decided.
in the
Stanford Tickets Out Monday. Francisco. The only stipulation, how-
ever,
foremost
But one thing is might lead to ill feeling or a breach
Morley Drury. class president, stat-
- Thomas deGraffenreid and Harold
A permanent committee was also is that Southern Pacific ferries
mind of every Trojan amongst Student and rooting section tickets of friendly relations between the
col-
leges.
d that he was extremely optimistic Mulholland, violinists; Rita Allison,
named by Tallman to keep in touch are used.
us. Whether
we go by train, for the
California-Souther- n
California
regarding :he success of the Junios
cellist; and Ida Marsten, pianist
with Harold Stonier, executive secre-
tary,
"With such accommodations; with
auto, bicycle, or on horseback, game at Berkeley will go on sale at III.
That in the event of any mis-
understanding
prom, and felt assured that the var- - In addition to the quartet Dorothy
Burdette Henney, yell leader, such a low fare; with such wonderful
WE ARE ALL GOING TO the ticket office in the Student's Store or ill feeling that
may
ious committees working under the
lttshop, pianist, will offer several
and Allen T. Archer, chairman of prospects ARE YOU GOING TO
CAL!
at nine o'clock today. Reservations arise in the future between any col-
leges
leadership of Carroll Greene, would solos, and Howard Kerr, tenor, will
the alumni committee. The alumni CAL!" exclaimed Syvertson yester-
day.
on the Southern Pacific "Trojan Spe-
cial"
or universities here assembled
pot across a dance which will more sing solos of the lighter ballad type,
have been working on this matter
And
this line is the
which will run direct to the and agreed, it shall be judged an act
right along
than uphold the popularity of this for two years.
visit of President
Mc-
Carthy
California campus can also be made of courtesy for any other college or
traditional social function. A resolution was passed to recom-
mend
coming
SOPHOMORES ORDER
to the rally committee that
of the
California student
at the same place. university not so involved to tende
:
APPOINT EL RODEO
Whatever
have been
"In order that the sales may be its "good offices" leading toward
they adopt an official sticker or stick-
ers.
body.
may
RALLY SCHEDULED
toward Cal in the
handled as well as possible, and
ev-
ery
settlement of the difference between
CLASS SWEATERS The stores are to be requested
our feelings
SPORTS ASSISTANTS
is for
student who is going to attend the two institutions.
to sell only these in order to pre-
serve
past only one thing open us
the
the
game may be sure to secure his,
IV. That we approve
and urge the
BEFORE CAL GAME
a uniformity. now, and that is to give repre-
sentative
Orders Are Being Taken By Rep-
resentatives
Mr. Stonier will make an announce-
ment
of the Golden Bears the
allotted ticket, I urge evryone to exchange of relationships other than
Greater Sport Section To Be
of Silverwoods In
of the administration's plans at most royal and hospitable
wel-
come
buy their tickets as soon as possible those included in athletic and
foren-i- n
Year Book Feature: Women
Trojan War Flag To Be Raised Arcade
;
Garments Designed
the rally on October 22, before the
of which we are capable.
order to avoid a last minute rush," sio rivalry, such as the periodic en
Have New Department.
Friday Morning From Bovard for
Men and Women.
here
to establish a
stated
P. N. Marshall, manager of tertainment, by
such student bodies
California game, and will make a He is coming
Tower.
his
the
university ticket sales. as may desire, of representatives of
Promising a great sport section in
Orders for sophomore sweaters will plea that no one use the term "U. better
understanding between
It has been announced that student other institutions.
th-
-
1927 El Rodeo, Harold Silbert
That the annual raising of the Tro-
-
be taken today and tomorrow in the S. C." while on the northern trip. institution and ours. Soon our
have
and rooters tickets for the Stanford-S-
.
V.
That we approve
and urge the
and Ralph Huston, sport editors,
jan war flag will take place in front arcade of the administration
building
president
will be returning the
six
!
assistants to
C. game the following Saturday periodic convention of the
recently appointed
!
colleges Every dog has its day, aud the hot
of Bovard Auditorium at 9 o'clock by two representatives from
Silver-wood'- s.
visit. In the interests of Trojan
its various
dog's
dog-day- s
are at hand. The
will be available beginning Monday, and universities of Southern Califor-
nia
handle departments, ac-
cording
Friday morning. October 25. was an Through the courtesy of the good spirit and American open-
mindedness
American Automobile association has
October
18, at the same ticket booth. for the general purpose of fur-
thering
to Ralph Holly, El Rodeo
nounced by the Rally Committee yes-
terday.
firm, sophomores will be measured we
welcome Mr. 1 editor. The new assistants are
:
the several herein
launched to clear the
purposes
This begun for their order
a campaign
The best we have in ceremony was sweaters as they McCarthy.
stated.
Matt Barr, Bill Srere, Grant Flint,
last year
and occurs only before them.
roadsides of unsightly hot dog
the of attention
to his words
way
AMENDMENT Adopted
flov. 13.
Bill Poote. Carroll Houlgate, and
games of importance. Registration
for sweaters has been
stands
and entertainment
while here are
Notices 1923. Chase Burns.
At S p. m. Friday the California very good so far. One hundred sophs
to be his.
VI. That we
recommend and urge The sport section has the follow-
ing
rally will be held. A program will had signed up by Wednesday noon.
SPECIAL EXAMINATIONS
that this pact of intercollegiate com-
ity
divisions: football, track, base-
ball,
be given by the Trojan band and the The majority have been men, but
Another matter
of vital interest
All nutlet's mutt be brought or
phoned to the Trojan office, 7M Went be read at least once during each basketball, intramural sports,
production department will present sophomore women will probably or- -
All students
desiring to take
now is this
rumpus stirred up by Jefferwon St.. mid must not exceed
thirty-fiv- e
word.
semester to an assembly of all the minor sports, Frosh bootball, Frosh
a skit Dean Healey and Dr. Elmer der their class sweaters when it is! special examinations in which they
the Los Angeles Times over
W. S. G. A. NOTICE
students of each institution hereto basketball. Frosh track, athletic
de-
partment,
Fagan are the speakers of the even-
- j
understood that they are designed!
received a grade of "Incomplete"
Howard Elliott s purported
oust-
ing"
An important meeting of W. S. G.
agreed where such an assembly is and golf. This year the
inp
1
lor women as well as men. Delivery
or "Condition"
during the year
from the
varsity. The ex-
planation
A. will be held at the Y. W. C. A.
possible, and that it be published women's athletic department is un- -
At 9.r. the program will close and within fifteen days
and a bargain 1925-2C- ,
should apply at the regis-
trar's
for all this is to be
today. at noon
once each semester in the student
I
der the women's section of sports,
the students will leave immediately price ot four dollars will make the office for the necessary
found in some
over-anxio-
us
down-
town
I
division. newspaper.
an entirely new
for the north on the special train,
!
sophomore sweaters especially
desir-accordin- g
authorization on or before Friday,
reporter,
trying his best to
GRADUATES
to the present plans.
j
able.
October 22. Applications must
"make good" with his editor.
Members of the Associated Stu-
dents
show clearly the department,
That Elliott lost
his temper is
of the Graduate School will
HONOR SYSTEM SCHEME ABANDONED
course number, section, present
true. That Coach Jones
sent him
meet in room 206 Hoose Hall, Mon-
day, WOMEN'S
HI-JIN-
KS TO BE AT Y HUT
grade and instructor.
to the showers
for the afternoon
October 18, at 12:15 for election
Students who fail to apply on
is also true. But that he was
in
of officers.
Abandonment of an "honor system" j Discussion on the honor system re-
port
or before that date will have XO
any sense"kicked
off
"
the team or
scheme, the appointment of a com-
mittee
of Jeffery Smith seemed to lead
Sponsored by the Y. W. C. A., the
Helen Hawkins is in of the charge
FURTHER OPPORTUNITY for
treated
differently than almost HOCKEY to confer with President von to confusion in the committee, but
women' annual Hi Jinks will take
refreshments. There will be dancing
taking these examinations until
is treated at
some
Junior interested in
every player
All men
KleinSmid relative to having student; the concensus of opinion seemed to
place this evening in the Y. M. C. A.
immediately after the program. The th? regular period of special exam-
inations
or o:,ier in a four
years' career is
hockey please report to Bovard field representation on the Faculty Wei-- :
be that
legislative attempts to bring
taut at 7:30.
orchestra is under the direction of
in the second semester.
not true. Elliott
was out on the Friday afternoon. fare Committee, the appointment of about an "honor spirit" are of little
Louise Parritt. Eleanor Yeale, Edith Lingerfelt. All girls are
ex-
pected
The schedule of
special exam-
inations
field yesterday afternoon
prac-
ticing,
a special committee to handle the
de--
! avail.
Clara Miller, and Mary Main have
to appear in costume and a to be held this semester
and
we are told that he S. C. PLAYERS tails of the trip to Cali'ornia by
i
"We have such traditions as the
had th selection and the judging of
prize will be awarded for the most will be posted on the bulletin
lunched with the coach yesterday. Tryouts by the Southern California train, discussion as to the method of
front walk ruling and the senior
the stunts. The organizations par-
ticipating
original costume. board as soon as possible after
Whether this be true
or not., he is Players' series of plays, "Ropes," revising the present constitution, and bench, let's incorporate another tradi-
tion
in the entertainment are: The stunts will be judged by Dr.
the applications are received.
still on the
varsitv, very much
so,
"The Dreamy Kid," and "The ixxst a ruling by President Tallman on the and make it the tradition of hon-
esty,"
A'ph Chi Omega. Alpha Delta Pi,
Mary Sinclair Crawford, Mrs. Oliver
THERON CLARK,
as we hope our friends from the Silk Hat," will be held today in legality of Manuel Ruiz's seat on the was the comment of Bill Hen-le- y.
Alpha Epsilon Phi,
Tri-Del- t,
Delta
Marston, and Mrs. R. M. Fox. Mrs.
Registrar.
north will find out.
Touchstone Theatre at 3 p. m. Those Committee were the chief items of
Psi Kappa. Kappa Alpha Theta. Kap R B. VON KLEINSMID,
who have become affiliated with the business taken up at the regular
President Tallman reported Dr. von
pa Delta. Pi Beta Phi. Phi Mu, Theta
Marston is to present the two prizes
President.
Another word about this honor movement are asked to participate
Executive Committee meeting at the KleinSmid as having looked with lit-
tle
Omkrcn. Women's Residence Hall.
which are being ofTered by the
Y. W.
October 9, 1926.
in the competition. Gamma Delta house Tuesday
system that has threatened tts at
Alpha favor upon the previous recom .
Zeta Phi Eta. and Zeta Tau Alpha.
C k.
U'on'inued on Page Three (Continued cm Page Three) evening. (Continued on Page Three)
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PAGE TWO
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA DAILY
TROJAN Thursday, October 14, 1926
FEATTRE STAFF
Modern Betty Baker .
"-JJ!- !r
Delphi
GRIDJIGNALS
Vivian Mmrphy
&mOMtut Editor
olumnixu and
Special Writer
Stanley Hopper, H... Jeffery.. Smith, By HOWARD EDGE RTON
IMBI
Durhonn). A!
Bi-hrend- t,
Berniee Palmer, Howard Ednrerton,
BERNICE PALMER
RAIL OR RAILROAD?
Learn to take it with a smile. The
Chart FeUtead. Morris Stephan, WUlard Brown, Josephine
Monk-ma- n.
IOrraine VounR.
football field is no place for a sore-
head.
THE
other day we were in an English
The man who loses his temper
class where the professor was
is of no use to his team.
reading some student themes. In the
By CATHERINE COLWELL
M w
U Ml class was a young hopeful who knew
The coach can tell by the expression
av aw Jt
aw K V U
his stuff and was readily aVare that
on a man's face whether he is a fighter
AtPHA GAMMA
his line was pleasing and that he was
or the right type.
Alpha Gamma Delta announces the
drawing a straight "A." During the
i I
engagement of Mayme Qulmby to Mel
course of the period, the professor
A grumbler, a grouch, is as unwel-
come
Lemon, Alpha Rho Chi.
read a certain student's theme and
on the gridiron as he is at
any
e
WE MODERNS
asked for a criticism on it. The
young
other place.
SOPH. HOP
hopeful waved his hand wildly and
de-
clared,
Friday evening, October 15, Is the
Youth, what a subject for criticism in all ages! Each succeed-
ing
"The last line is all right, hut
All the world admires a man who
date of the Sophomore Hop which Ifl
generation learns amazing facts about itself from its elder critics the rest is all piffle."
can stand the gaff, who can smile
to be held at the Zeta Tau Alpha
house. Cecil Vigne is to be in charge
who lament the laxity of morals and manners, growing worse, they
when things are all wrong. Have you
of the affair.
GOTISM, thy name is Man! noticed how
many
times the men come
time say, as progresses.
up from the bottom of the pile with
Youth itself sometimes wonders what it is all about and absorbs ZEKE SMOKER
a broad smile on their faces?
avidly the information given out by those no longer young, informa-
tion
easy
it would have been for
The above is only one of the many reasons why the Ex
9
Zeta Kappa Epsilon held a smoker
HOW after in honor Monday night meeting
which sets their standartd of action, high or low. that student to say instead, "that
Committee chartered the train in preference to the boat for The more I play football the more I
of local the Branch Kappa Psi, a at
In his Russian novels, Pushkin portrays the types of youth of he
thought the last line was excep-
tionally
the Cal. trip. realize that
you can never reach a
which is petitioning Phi Kappa Pat
his day, a hundred years ago. They were not unparallel to the
good! stage where you know-it-all- .
There is
Upon closer inspection the three dejected figures may be something to be learned every day.
so-pictur- ed
spirit of modern youth. They were caught up in a
is a strange fact that the
worid
identified from this actual photograph as members of said You never stop learning, and the
min-
ute
MORE PLEDGES
social whirl, became bored and sophisticated, they pretended cynic-
ism,
IT
loves to criticise
destructively, but
committee enjoying the last northward journey via the great
you stop, you might as well turn
Sigma Chi announces the recent
pledging of Harvey Harkneea.
and posed as brilliant
idol-breake- rs.
is very rarely interested in giving
a
ocean spaces. in your
suit
e
That was a hundred years ago, and still youth goes on being
helping hand.
K. A.
radical, and misunderstood, yet intrinsicly the same as its pre-
decessors.
The University of Idaho plans to
Announcement is made of tbm
TAKE
this feature
page for instance.
Who's Who run a rooters' special to Seattle for the
pledging of Spencer Barrie to Kappa
The feature editor mentioned
In Troy
LETTER BOX
Idaho-Washingto- n
gam on October 16.
Alpha.
laughingly that right
among the
stu-
dents
BY VIVIAN MURPHY
A special round trip fare is offered by
THE ART OF LOVING the
no one ever
on
campus
the railroad
company which has
ALPHA CHI OMEGA
thinks to tell her that
they like it,
Winning one or more medals every
agreed to operate the train provided
According to Pushkin, the moving factor of the Russian youth TO THE STUDENT BODY:
Alpha Chi Omega announces the
yet they will walk all the way to the
season for e.ght consecutive years is 125 passengers are guaranteed.
pledging of Wilma Jane Boone and
As I was walking along Univer
of hundred "ars amandi," the art of loving.
one years ago was
to tell her that it
office on Jefferson the record of Ed House, well known
Marian Abbott, Tuesday afternoon at
sity avenue this morning, a certain
Following through the comparison with modern American
isn't
any good. It is a very crude but
sprinter and captain of the varsity
kind of an S. C.
sticker attracted
Thirty-fiv- e per cent of the students the chapter house.
youth, the question might be raised as to the moving theme of nevertheless
very true fact that "the
track team for the coming season.
my attention and since I had not
regularly enrolled in the University of
American youth. Is it "ars amandi?"
rotten egg smells the worst."
A world record for the 440 yard re-
lay
taken particular notice of them be
Idaho are
self-supportin- g,
according to TAU EPSILON
judging from the prevalence of discussion on the subject of
is held jointly
'
by House, Keith
fore, I decided to do so then and
figures recently compiled. Twenty-on- e Tau Epsilon
entertained their
"necking" it might be inferred that "ars amandi" does occupy a
TONIGHT'S
RADIO
Lloyd, Brice Taylor and Bob Lee. This
there.
per cent are partly
self-supportin- g
and
pledges with an informal dance at
record was set in the Los Angeles
the remaining 44 per cent depend on the fraternity lodge Saturday night
large place in the life of modern youth, but on a decidedly lowered
Regular weekly program broad-
casted
The sticker in my estimation was
Coliseum two years ago while those
during the
Patrons and patronesses
for the help year.
plane than that serious business of finding favor in the eyes of a by the
University of South-
ern
four men were running for S. C. Al-
though
a Standard Oil Co. sticker and not a
evening were Judge and Mrs. B. V.
California over Station
KFI University of Southern California
lady, as practiced by the Rusians.
the
220
is the event in which
Are you going to Cal?
Rosenkranz, and Mr. and Mrs. E. F.
and arranged by Hal Williamson
sticker at all. I think the name of
the Trojan captain is most proficient, Gerecht.
In a few more decades the now criticised youth will exist no
will be printed in this column. the institution which we are attend-
ing
in prep school days he excelled in
I'M THE GUY
modern .generation
will live to be should be put above making a
longer, but a new and more even
three distances, the hundred,
two-went- y,
I'm the guy who goes to collat-
eral
ALPHA DELTA PI
6:45 to 7 o'clock
Dr. Mildred
C.
Red Crown gasoline advertisement
berated, misjudged, yet to carrv on for a progressive
world.
and
four-fort- y.
reading to study. Alpha Delta Pi announces the
Struble will speak on "How to
out of it by its own students. I
B. B.
Two men, House and his
team-mat- e I
couldn't find a book from the pledging of Adelaide Barton at the
Read, and What to Read." personally think that a University
Kenny Crumbles, representing El shelves if my life depended on it, chapter house Wednesday noon.
7:00 to 8:00 o'clock Gattone
Student Body should be very individ-
ualistic
Centro junior college, placed third in but
I
have been bawled out by trie
String Quartet;
Dorothy
Bishop,
and not shown dependence
a meet at which all other entrants attendants regularly every day in TEA DANSANT
pianist; and Howard Kerr, tenor. upon anything outside of itself.
were represented by fifteen or more the week for as far back as
I
can Formal introduction of pledges at
Our sticker is to
men. Competing as the entire team
supposed repre-
sent
remember (for studying so hard.) a tea dansant will take place this
PROFESSOR
DENIES
against at least fifteen athletes on
the University of Southern Cali-
fornia
It's a record few can equal. afternoon from three until six o'clock
WHITE ANT DANGER every other team, to win third place
student body, and I think that
at the Alpha Delta Pi house, 70S
Cal ?
by two men, is considered a practic-
ally
by permitting these gasoline stickers
down to crushing defeat before the
West 30th Street
Fears that an invasion of termites,
to be used that we are degrading
Going
to
unrivaled feat of prowess.
varsity, 22 to 0.
wood-devouri- ng white ants, is facing
the true worth of our stickers.
Sam Wager, Sam Levine, Howard
Placing fourth at the National Col-
legiate
the United States have been
discred-
ited
While in the stickering business,
of
meet in Chicago, last
year,
"College of Law student body was Gilmore, and Carl Yeiner will take
by Professor
Sol F. Light
I
well this
may as bring point
House brought laurels to his
up
the State Board
many
excited over the electing of their
offi-
cers
examinations today.
the
University of California
zoology
I have stickers seen many university
Alma Mater. He also represented this
for the coming year." Are you "going to Cal ?
department.
institution at the I. C. 4. A. meets in
and in every case I think that the
Specimens from the droves that
institutions had stick one regulation
Boston and Philadelphia during past
are attacking the wooden structures
terms.
er. At present we have a variety of
of Pasadena which had been sent to
stickers
Concentrating on the
two-twen- ty representing us, of which
Prof. Light by Walter
Putnam, build-
ing
the proclaimed official sticker discov
only this year, House is expected to
inspector of that
city, have been
ered last year is probably the least
Board
make a creditable individual showing,
Watch
found to be members of a domestic
with
used. That is proof, that it was not
as well as managing the team
variety and not immigrants from the
unanimously accepted as it should
such spirit that
S. C. will again emerge
Hawaiian islands.
have been by Southern California
from the collegiate meet with the per-
manent
With Honolulu, where the
pest is a
students.
and perpetual trophies of first
real danger, only a few days' trip
place.
Let's get a sticker that
everyone
away, he is afraid that the destruc-
tive
will be proud to use and one which
In Students Store
insects may yet make their
way
At the end of the first week of in-
struction
will cause the disappearance of the
across the Pacific and give rise to
for the fall semester, the large variety of stickers in present
a
nation-wid- e
threat. University of Idaho had enrolled near-
ly
use.
The termites in Pasadena, however, 2,200 students, according to figures
Yours for One and only One
have been
definitely proved to be of announced by the registrar's office.
Sticker.
the
type commonly found on the
Pa-
cific Coast, and this decision niakes
FOR OPPORTUNITY an immediate danger improbable,
TROJAN
HISTORY
Prof. Light declares.
TO GO BY AUTO
By LEO BARTHOLOMEW
"Apparently the damage they are
causing there will have to be curbed FIVE YEARS AGO
TEN YEARS AGO
by
termite-proo- f construction of build-
ings,"
October 14, 1916
October 14, 1921
he said. "But the danger from
"Basketball has been made a major
"The Trojan squad is predicted to
this variety is not so acute as it sport
this year and contests will be
be an easy winner over the
Tiger-Troja- n
would be if the Oriental
species
held with the northern universities.
tangle. S. C. defeated the
should find its way here." It is probable
that a game
with Stan-
ford
Tigers
last year, 49 to 7, and from all
Prof. Light has spent fifteen years
will be played here immediately
indications the score should run
in the Orient, and has made termites
after Christmas vacation.
and
anti-termit- e
contrivances his
higher.
Patterson field will become
the the annual blood feud of scene
principal study. A shield to exclude
"Coach Dean Cromwell and
between S. C. and Occidental. Look
twenty
has been
the insects from buildings
of his Trojan warriors will take an
invented by the zoology professor,
for shooting stars and a terrible growl
automobile ride to San Bernardino
to-
morrow
KNICKERS
Car Owners
who
expects to return soon to the
at this hour."
(Saturday) morning. In the
Orient to continue his experiments
afternoon they will battle with the San
and investigations.
"Numerous transfers from colleges
Bernardino Athletic club team."
all over the
country are the striking
Gift Creates Chair For feature of this fall's registration of
"That
Hughes is sincere but
danger-
ous,
850
and 10
states Miss Biles,
Study of Constitution
women students,
was the statement of J. D. Larson,
Your Car On Board Register dean of women. Over
300 new women
university man and orator, who ad-
dressed
Plus Plus BOSTON, Mass. That an anon-
ymous
have enrolled at the
present date."
the Wilson Club at a Wilson
4 or 6
Store Provided in Students gift of $10,000 to provide a
rally in the university chapel yester-
day
chair for study of the United States
"Phi Alpha Mu fraternity was form-
ally
morning."
Constitution has been received
by
A selection organized, with
Guy S. Claire
splendid
Boston University, was announced
by
President Daniel L. Marsh. The
chosen as president, at a meeting held
"Members of the College of Law
both in New
donor, a friend of the University, has
at the Delta Sigma house, Friday
committee will determine whether or styles.
not the Stare Decisis, the annual law
sent the sum to the trustees. Under
evening."
and school publication, will consolidate weaves patterns.
the terms of the gift the income will
with El Rodeo."
provide a number of lectures each
Reduced Rates
"Thirty members of the university
year. After delivery,' the lectures
band will go north to encourage the TWENTY YEARS AGO
will be published. These lectures,
SILVERWOODS
Varsity football men on to victory. In October 14, 1906
conducted under the auspices of the
a collection made to help defray the "Saturday, October 13, the day of the
best known authorities
on the Con-
stitution,
expenses of sending the band to the first big intercollegiate game with Oc-
cidental,
Entire six floors : SIXTH & BROADWAY
will be open to all students.
big game with the Bears on November was indeed a day of
history-makin- g
Are you going to Cal? 5, $386.40 was raised." for
U. S. C. Occidental went
Thursday. October
14, 1926 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA DAILY
TROJAN
PAGE
THREE
VOL XVIII. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA DAILY TROJAN
No. 22
OFFICIAL. PUBLICATION OF THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS
Old Trojan's
Here Are "Trojan"
Backers
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Entwrd
aa
arrnd daaa matter, March 29,
192-1- ,
at the PoataaTlce at
I - Anm-lrn-
.
California, under th Art of March. 1879
- -
Column
Among College
Businesses
Nfnbrr of Parlflr Intrrrollrarlatr Preaa
Asportation.
Prim.
Ml
at Monrta Printing; Co.. 716 W. JrtTerwon St. HU 4522.
Baker's
abrrlntlon
$4.00 Prr Year. Iaard
Dally During: School Year.
CLOTHING MISCELLANEOUS
(Continued from
Page One)
K. K. STONIER. Manajrer Stodent Pobllratlona.
the last two meetings of the Exec-
utive
Woods Bros.
Red and Hank
George C.
Jordan HUmboldt 4522
Wayne Harrison
Committee. We have no
Silver-wood-
s
California Bank
Edit
or-l- n --
Chief
Bonifies Manager
whatever for
Desmonds
Pacific South West Bank
censure Jeffery
WEiRirr
49V3
BEaron 8899
Smith for bringing the matter to
Meyer Siegel & Co. Arnold Drug Co.
Harris
& Frank
Wisdom Drug Co.
attention with President
STAFF
our
;
nor
Refreshment
Salon Tallman for appointing this com-
mittee
May Co.
University Pharmacy
VIRGIL PINKLEY
Managing Editor
to investigate the matter.
Irene's
American Laundry
MARJORIE HULL
Assistant Editor
To wish a higher standard of
Phelps & Terkel
Mac's University Dye Works
BETTY BAKER -
Feature Editor
campus honesty calls only for our
Varsity Toggery
University Hand Laundry
CATHERINE COLWELL
Society Editor
support. But we do feel that
in-
vestigation
SHOES
Crown Laundry
The College
Rendezvous
CARROLL HOULGATE Sports Editor
into
the problem
Million Dollar Theatre
shows only one solution, and that
Young's
Walk-ove-
r
Shrine Auditorium
Jesberg's
Daily Editors
is not legislation of any kind. We
University Theatre
Leo Harris Sam Friedman Bill Jeffrey John Hunt Rita Padway
believe that personal integrity is CAFES AND SWEETSHOPS
Students Store
Desk Editors
a matter for the individual to
set-
tle
Campus Tea Room
Billiard Parlor
Susan Cables Howard Edgerton Cecil Graves
for himself. If it is to become U. S. C. Cafe
Varsity Auto Repair
Frances Howard Bob Kranz Eunice Martin
the spirit of Southern California Green Lantern Cafe
Meyer & Co., Jewelers
The Gang
Meets
Here
Bob Webster Magdaleno Abaya Ralph Flynn
to be honest in class work it will College Inn
Markwell
Uriel Gerecht
be because there are enough
indi-
viduals
Aleck's U. Sweet Shop
Ei Patio
After the Dance
or Show
on the campus who are College Sweet Shop
Surval Box Lunch
Exchanges
not afraid to let their classmates Twin Cedar's Inn
Marifay Beauty Shop
Charles Wright .Editor
I
Brad Adams
..P. L P. Service
know how they stand on the
sub-
ject
Cottage Tea Room
L. A. Creamery
Bill Srere Assistant J. Sprague ... .P. L P. Service
Schools
when cheating is actually Hoeck's Barbecue
Wrigley's
Professional
faced in class. The only possible J. & U. Grill
American Lead Pencil Co.
Don Mayhew Law Marian Chais
Pharmacy
Brlgbam Bennet Dentistry Elora Sorenson
Speech
legislation that might help would University Cafe
L. A. Shoe Repair
1790 West Adams
be the of the vari-
ous
The Home Cafe
Kivett's Service Station
a ruling on part
Don Edwin .Commerce Fred Ledeboer -
.Engineering
honor
organizations, such as The Fountain
Parker Pen
David Bryant Assistant C. E. Berger- -
.Engineering
Frances Wihlon ..Assistant
Skull and Dagger, Sigma Sigma, Cardinal & Gold Pantry
Reidel Hardware
Golde Holzman .Music
Spooks and Spokes, etc., making
Adelanto Cider
FURNISHINGS (Men
and Women)
Baker's
class room integrity a prime
es-
sential
Special Reporters
for
membership. That
The Varsity Toggery
The Music Box
Mary Main
Al Isenstein
might help some. But as long as
Hale's
Palais De Glace
Staff
University Dry Goods
The Lock Shop
COLLEGE
CORDS
Society
we can sit in class and see campus
Betty Budd Helen Henderson Mabel Russell
leaders taking examinations from
Robinson's The Iceland
Reporters
their text books we may just as
in all the latest shades and colors
Irene Schmlts Muriel Heeb Robert Levi
well save our legislative action ENGINEERS HEAR HONOR SYSTEM
20-in-
ch
bottoms
Kami
Wycoff Cressida Eissler Ruth Sharon
for restrictions on frosh apparel.
Helen Sauber Laura Granger Ben Cooper
LECTURE ON FIRE
ISMNDONED
at
Elizabeth Collins Arthur Lang ton "Bud" Grupe
The president of the sophomore
Florence Gallentlne Carrol McCloskey Lorraine Young
class seems well pleased with the
Views of the most accurate experi
from
Page One)
Mary Jane McClure
early sales of the class sweaters.
ments with artificial lightning that
(Continued
$4.25
We certainly didn't envy him bis
have been made, were shown as a mendations of the honor committee
Today's Editor John Hunt
job and we are glad to see the
part of the talk presented to the and the report was finally rejected.
the pair
sophs coming around to show
engineers of Southern California
Misunderstanding on the
part of
some interest in what is going on.
Tuesday by F. 7v. Peek Jr., who is
some of the members arose by rea-
son
Alterations Free
If it would
help him any we
considered the foremost research
en-
gineer
of Smith's second
report, which
would let it out what kind of
in the field of high tension
differed somewhat from the one made
sweaters they are, but we have
and high voltage currents.
by him at the previous
meeting.
been Diedeed to
secrecy. But
However, it was clear that the Ex
After a brief explanation of the
Varsity Toggery
thev are
good looking, and what
ecutive Committee members
were
work which he has been carrying on
is more, they should serve to
with regards to the protection of oil
washing their hands of any attempted
4327 South Vermont
the class. legislation by rejecting the second re
unify
tanks from lightning, Mr. Peek exhib-
ited
Katty Cornered across the street from
port. 43rd Place on Vermont Ave.
the pictures which stand as rec-
ords
AMAZONSSPONSOR
It was brought out at the
meeting
Satisfaction with every transaction
of his experiments. Mr. Peek
Tuesday night that the president of
nas been working in the laboratories
the
University did not look
favorably
RECEPTION
FRIDAY
of the General Electric Company at
upon student representation on the
Pittsfield, Pennsylvania. In these
Faculty Welfare Committee, as was
laboratories, which are second only
Big and Little Sisters will unite
suggested at the last Executive Com
to Stanford's recently acquired work-
shops, HOME
CAFE
for a social time with the
Trojan Am-
azons
mittee
meeting. President Tallman
currents approximating two
as hostesses in the Social Hall
stated that the administration felt
million volts have been produced in Vermont at
Exposition
of the Women's Residence Hall, Fri-
day
that
nothing could be done in this
APen
You
Can Lend
afternoon at three o'clock.
the course
disturbances.
of work on artificial
elec-
trical
line until the students
were willing Open
till
1
A.M.
Booths
will into the enforce-
ment
The
program ror the afternoon to enter
thoroughly
consist of music by an instrumental
ALPHA KAPPA PSI
of their own code of honor. A
without
a Tremor
trio, a vocal solo by Josephine Camp-
bell,
ALUMNI ENTERTAIN
second committee was appointed to
THE COTTAGE TEA ROOM
and two feature
selections, "In-
dian
confer further with Dr. von Klein-
Smid
634 West 36th Street
Love Call" and "If I Were
Alumni Chapter number five of on the matter.
For its
point yields to
any
hand
King", by Don Parker's
orchestra,
Alpha Kappa Psi, national commerce President Tallman was appointed
REOPENED
Three Doors East
SEPTEMBER
of the Dormitory
also the music for of special committee to
21
which will provide fraternity, under the leadership of chairman a
No Better Food in the City
yet resumes its original shape dancing. Harry Silke, former student
body handle the details of the
arrange-
ments
Come and See
Dean Mary Sinclair Crawford and
president of Southern California, for the train caravan to Berk-
eley.
Its "Permanite" barrel and cap
will
not break
Mrs. R. B. von KleinSmid have been
were hosts of Alpha Zeta Chapter of He stated that much would
extended special invitations to come
Southern California and Alpha
Up-silo- n
have to be done to assure the Uni-
versity
PADLOCKS
CUTLERY
and meet the new girls on the
camp-
us.
Chapter of the Southern Branch that this trip would reflect
THE
Parker Duofold point
All Freshmen women are urged
at a banquet at the University Club, only credit to Southern California H. E. RIEDEL
combines what you get in
to be
present.
Tuesday evening. and asked for a special committee
HARDWARE
no other point durability and
The speakers of the evening, W. to work with him on the matter. The
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS
flexibility.
CLASSIFIED ADS
H. Thompson, executive vice presi-
dent
request was granted without
argu-
ment.
719 West Jefferson Los Angeles
This point yields to any style
of the Pacific Southwest Trust
of writing yet retains its origi-
nal
& Savings Bank, and Arthur Wake, Revision of the
present student
shape. It is guaranteed for
LOST Brownie
120-- A
Camera in Ex-
position
pastor of the Wilshire Presbyterian
constitution, which has been felt
by
Park
Saturday. Please
25 years not drily for mechani-
cal
Church, were introduced by Kenny many students to be inadequate and
perfection but for wear.
leave at Trojan Business Office. Re-
ward.
White,
one-tim- e
Trojan basketball
incomplete, is to be taken up at the
liifiiliMtiii?!
And Parker Duofold's barrel
star. Special entertainment was pro-
vided
next meeting. Some time was taken
SEE USTONCE FOP
by Eddy Peabody, nationally up Tuesday evening in a discussion
DC SIGNS PINS
WE: MAKE-
-
EM IN A HURR-
Y-
and cap will not break, though FOR SALE Used Corona Typewriter. STATIONERY ETC.
the best
to at the work. J. A
. ME YE R 5 6k. CO.
you drop it a hundred times.
3523 So. Hoover.
10-12-- 3t known entertainer, now playing at of
way go
r
JA
MEYEHS&, CO.
the Metropolitan Theater, who played It was decided to go over the new Coll.rf. fc. rV.t.ro.ry J. .ler.
-
724 SO HOPE STREET
For they are now made of
Per-mani-
te COLLEGE AWO FtjATEBNlTY JEWflEBS XMD TttONttS
WANTED Student who can
type-
write
several banjo numbers at the request
constitution, as submitted by Sam
Parker's
non-breakab- le
to work in Men's Gym office,
of the different member.
Gates, chairman of the revision com-
mittee,
material that has withstood
9:25 hour, M. T. W. F. See Coach Mr. Thompson spoke on the exist-
ing
and decide upon it clause
by
. Try the Delicious
Butter-Toaste-
d
Sandwiches
such gruelling tests as a 3,000
Anderson. business conditions in Southern clause and then vote on it "en toto."
foot drop from an aeroplane.
California, and gave a very optimistic When thus voted upon it will come
UNIVERSITYASWEET
This combination the Par-
ker
FURNISHED Single Apartments, over-
stuffed
opinion as to what clear thinking before the entire student body for
SHOP
Duofold Point and the
furniture; steam heat; gas
business men held in 3tore for this
approval. Each member of the com-
mittee
Opposite Bovard Auditorium
Parker "Permanite" Barrel and
and lights; $35.00 up. 466 West 35th
section's future. From the banker's
was given a sample copy to
JACK
ALEX
Cap
makes the world's great-
est
Street.
point of view, he gave a clear anal-
ysis
study over in the interim.
writing instrument.
of the periodic crises in busi-
ness,
The question of the status of
Man-
uel
'
and the resulting periods of
Ruiz on the Executive Committee
1 Vou cannot get such value in
prosperity which are now enjoyed.
was brought up.
It was said that he
j
any other pen, at any price.
New University Theatre
Mr. Wake gave an informal address
was elected from Liberal Arts but
Stop at the nearest pen counter
on "Misfits in Life," placing special
was now a member only of Law
931 West Jefferson St
and size today try and your
School. The discussion concerned
it-
self
UN 1857
emphasis on a person's heredity, en-
vironment,
point in a Parker Duofold.
and education, as tools
with te theory of having a stu-
dent whereby success might
be attained.
represent one school while be-
ing
'Permanite" the new
Thursday and Friday enrolled only in another. Pres-
ident
Non-B-
r
eatable Material of
NOTICES Tallman terminated the argu-
ments which all Parker Pens and October 14 and 15
by ruling that Ruiz was a bona
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PAGE FOUR
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA DAILY
TROJAN
Thursday,
October 14, 1926
POP WARNER
S
PESSIMISM FAILS
Men
of
Troy Stole Tiger;
COACH
DEVINE
GLOOMY;
Oxy
Waged Two
Years
War
TO IMPRESS COAST GRID FANS
By FERN KUHRY SEVEN
FR0SH
INJURED
Away back in the dark ages of 1919
there were two mighty
strongholds in Southern California, namely Troy and Occidental.
Yearly these two camps met in battle, valiently did thev fight, and
WARNER GIVES TROJANS 70
GRIDOGRAMS
bitter ran the feeling between them.
In the camp of Occidental, hidden far underground in one of the
vast dungeons
was a beautiful tiger. This tiger was used as a mascot
BY
BILL
HARVEY
POINT MARGIN OVER CARDS
BERKELEY TRIP
and dragged
forth only upon
great occasions such as rallies for the
Gloom
personified
if
sm-- h
thin.
great battles to come. On such occasions he would stand stiffly
OXY-TROJANFU-
ED is
possible,
hovers in, around, and
THOSE AGGIES
upright in all his stuffed glory and glare ferociously about at those
about the Southern
California fresh-
men Great Stanford Coach Sees Southern California Trample
.
' assembled.
Great was the envy in all Trojan hearts and secretly
RESUMED SATURDAY
training quarters
as they wind
Washington State 16 to
7.
they coveted this tiger.
up practice
for
their battle with the
HUSKIES WIN
On a November evening in 1919 two Stalwart Trojans stood
California peagreeners
to be staged
By RALPH HUSTON
talking. It was the eve of the big fight with Oxy. Abruptly the
Occidental resumes football war-
fare
next
Saturday
in the coliseum.
It
Pop Warner's recent reportorial wail about the Trojans being
By CHARLES SAUERS
Trojans ceased talking, ran to their chariot, sprang in and hastened
with S. C.
in the game Sat-
urday
will be the
curtain raising event to
70
points better than Stanford can be taken with a whole box of
Within a very few days the Tro-
jans
away in the direction of the enemy camp. Arriving there, they
after a
lay-of- f
of three years.
the
Oxy-Troja- n
squabble.
salt. The eminent Stanford diagnostician no more believes that
will journey to Berkeley again.
secreted themselves in some shrubbery, for want of a wooden horse,
Tfce two have not met since 1942.
Injuries to
first string men are re-
sponsible
statement than anyone on the Trojan campus. No team in the
Many, many times has this northern
and watched for the guard (known in modern language as a night
The rivalry between the institu-
tions
for the greater
part of the
is 70 better than Stanford
campaign come to naught. Again
dates back to 18S5 when Oxy
country ever points any team. And watchman) to pass. Slowly he made his rounds. As he disappeared
gloom.
Seven men,
all of whom
certainly the Trojans, forced to the utmost to win from Washington
and again the Trojans have taken
from view, the two Trojans silently but swiftly slipped into a build-
ing,
defeated Southern California by a
were expected to start the game
are
State, are far from anything akin to that fieure.
a valiant stand but always the sign
down
10-- 0
and thereby winning
the local
disabled. a long stairs and into the secret hiding place of the tiger.
Conference
Edleson,
who has been
die-playi- ng
grid
of the Cardinal and Gold has been
championship. Since
1KOJAN SUPERIORITY The
mediate assistant, "Tiny" Thornhill,
fierce animal was captured almost without a struggle and
then, out of twelve that have
a great game
at fullback,
dimmed.
games
Ajax always seemed to fa
Right now the locals may be one,
carried out of his dungeon (now known
and
is out with a
wrenched back. was in Seattle attendant on the
Washingt-
on-Oregon
as a basement) over to
been played, the Tigers have
Hoil
the foe, the of the Bear
an-
nexed
vor
or possibly two, touchdowns better
struggle.
That left the
powers
the camps of the Trojans. Great was the rejoicing in Troy and
five, the Trojans six, while
and Coyle,
both tackles, are out
than the Cards. But they will not be
have been uncanny at times, destruc-
tion
loudly did their shouts ring out.
Coyle
has a torn ligament
Cards under the supervision of the one of them went into a tie.
and a bad
has long been the fate of those
on October 30. That much is certain.
more-or-les- s
inexperienced "Chuck"
In the Occidental stronghold all was sadness and sorrow for the
ankle, while Hoff sports
like injur-
ies.
who dared to vie with the Bruin. But No games
are record between on
8. C. may win the Stanford game, or
Winterburn, who, not completely con-
versant
loss of their pet, but hate and vowed vengeance against their enemy,
Neidhart,
left guard, is out for
time has left a wake of diminish-
ing
1895 and 1901.
In the latter
again it may not The winning team
with the Warner system "en
the Trojans. War waged rampant for a year. Many attacks were
year
the season with a bad ankle, and
efficacy and the Bear feels
a scrimmage
affair took
un-
easy
place with
will not have outplayed the losing
toto," was hard pressed to bring his
the
made against Troy, and one great battle was fought. Night raids
honors
Jonas,
another regular,
will not be
Trojans approach. about
squad on that day. It will win sheerly
men out on top of a 7
to 5 engage-
ment
were made upon many of the Trojan domiciles (now known in Troy
was no
breaking
in 1902.
even. There
able to play.
The Trojan
Babes are
gaie The
on superior fighting ability. That was
with the Olympic club.
as fraternity houses), in the hopes of discovering the hiding place
Tigers
a sickly looking lot!
what brought victory to the Cardinal
Among those who back their
opin-
ions
of the in
won a close game
in 1903,
6-- 0.
Troy
STANFORD SYSTEM
tiger, but all vain. The hordes from Oxy were repulsed on
EXPECTS
DEFEAT
hosts last year. They did not outplay
The Stanford system of play is
un-
like
with collateral, it is generally
every attack and the tiger remained hidden in Troy, to be brought
year
revenged
by trimming
the defeat
the
the following
"If we keep them from beating ue
the Trojans. Mike Murphy luckily
any
other on the coast. The
understood that the Oregon Aggies
forth to gloat over only on very great occasions.
36-- 4.
Each team
stripped cats
by more than
three touchdowns we
dashed 65
yards to a touchdown that none-to-be-praised-too-m- uch
Mr. Glenn
are conceded slightly more than an
A beautiful cage was made for the tiger, and carefully was his
next two in
won
1905
a game in the
will be lucky," j8
what Coach Oevlne
years; Oxy 10-- 0,
and even chance with California Sat-
urday.
gave
the Cards an advantage. From
on
in one oi the above mentioned
has to
about "Pop"
Warner welcomes scouts with
hiding place guarded fraternity
in 1906 S. C. 22-- 0.
say
the coming fracae,
With the odds
then on
the Palo Alto team merely
open arms. He furnishes them with
against them,
houses. He was guarded by the two stalwart Trojans who had
and his words are not to be taken
outfought
the That
the Bears are earnestly attempting
An eligibility row prevented com-
petition
Trojans. gave
typewritten descriptions of each and
stolen him, and not once was his whereabouts disclosed. All of
lightly.
them the
13 9
to stage a comeback. St. Mary's in 1907, but the locals
to ad-
mittedly
victory over an
every
Stanford play, together with
which goes to show that fraternity men can keep still about some With the exception
of the
superior team.
carried a caustic defeat to them and
brushed the Eagle Rockers
14-- 0
the
men
diagrams, and points out in things.
on the hospital person any
the Aggies carry a potent
threat
next year.
list, the line-u- p
is ex-
pected
Saturday tne Cards play Nevada. slight details which the dazed scouts These conditions went on about a year, and so great did the war to be the same as the
just what effect this will have
one
They will win, rest assured of that. may
overlook. Then Mr. Warner po-
litely
the
upon
become, and so hostile were the people of Occidental that an armis-
tice
The big three, Stanford, California,
hich faced
the Loyola gridders
last conditioning of the team remains and S. C.
Nevada might be able to trim
Whit-tle- r
invites the scout to return to
to be seen.
was signed providing that the tiger should be destroyed in order
was formed in 1909
and no
week. Tappan,
end, Ward, at guard,
28 to 0, and that .according to the his native heath and just try and stop
'
to keep either side from having him.
games
were played with Oxy
until
Anthony,
guard,
and Walker at the
esteemed Mr. Warner's somewhat pun-
gent
the Stanford backs when the game In due time both camps assembled on the great Bovard field
1914 when they won
20-1- 3.
pivot position
are still together
and
figuring, would enable them to
arrives.
To California, a defeat by the Ag-
gies
and the famous tiger was destroyed before the proper number of
No games were played m 1915 or
are expected to
start in the line. In
win over Stanford by a hardy margin.
POWER PLAYS
does not mean half as much
assembled guests. The two presidents publicly made their peace
1916.
The war in 1917 was respon-
sible
the backfield Kemp
will start at
grief as similar treatment at the
for a scheduled game being
WARNER ON HAND All of which is naught but a discon-
certing
and all was supposedly to end peaceably.
quarter.
Saunders and Stepnovich
at
hands of the Trojans. "Nibs"
dropped. The next in Price
game was 1918
The great Mr. Warner, in person,
method to put the enemy off But Saturday afternoon the Trojans and Occidental again meet
halves, while Barrager
will probably
has his heart and the Tigers
7-- 6.
set on upsetting South-
ern
won At that
witnessed the Trojan victory over the its guard. Whether this succeeds or in battle and as Aesop should have said 2600 years ago, "Trojans
be in at full.
California and will
time S. C began to and become use iota
grow
Cougars, and returned to the farm no is of scant importance. The fact
every
beware." hen again you meet in battle with the Tigers of Occi-
dental,
GREAT SEASON
of strength at Berkeley in the desper-
ate
more efficient in her football, and
singing a more or less public blues. remains that prepared or not, the for sweet is revenge for those once conquered."
has
The invaders have had a great
attempt.
Moreover, should the
won every game played since
Mr. Warner, if it isn't already gener enemy usually encounters difficulty in
season so
far and boast
Aggies emerge
victorious, the task
Idaho and Washington clash at 1918.
The score in 1919 was
27-- 0;
in
a heavy and
ally known, is head coach of the mass
stopping the Cards, Stanford
speedy team.
The plays Trojan al-
though
will become doubly
hard for the Tro-
jans
Seattle. Little is known of the real 1920,
48-7- ;
in 1921 no game; but in
Babes,
of football material that he is so are not deceptive.
THEY ARE dfeated by
the
on the following
week. PACIFIC COAST strength of the Vandals, and so far
1922 the Trojans won
42-- 0.
No con-
tests
strong Loyola
depriciatory about. Mr. Warner's im-
-
POWER PLAYS. "Biff" Hoffman hits
Washington has yet to show a cham-
pionship
were scheduled in '23, 24, or
team
last week, have a worthy squad
Southern California is to be the
GRID GOSSIP
squad. Look for a close '26.
and should
opposition.
donate some very inter-
esting
guest of the Aggies at Portland on.
game with lots of action.
The standing between the two
Backfield men on this
Armistice Day,
and it is not at all
schools is Occidental S. C. 6. Sat-
urday
year s
frosh
unprobable
that the game might
Watch the turf
fly Saturday when
Montana vs. Washington State: Oxy may even the count, or
have been going great guns.
"Rocky"
make one of the two teams the claim-
ant
the Branch tackles Whittier
on the This game should prove a snap for c"rop
still farther in the rear.
Kemp has been the cause of worry
The Poets will
the
to the varsity in
several scrimmages,
to the conference title. If the
Quaker's gridiron. Cougars.
be remembered as the crew that
put
and is very ably
assisted by
the line
Farmers get by the Bruins on Satur.
University of California track en-
thusiasts
skids under Coach
Spalding's
po-
tential
"Now, saw," said Southern
plunging Barrager
and the shifty
day they will place themselves well
the a
mag-
istrate
are lookiig forward to a
up on the list, that is certain. Be-
sides
championship team of last
to a colored prisoner, I want great season in the cinder sport.
halves, Saunders
and Steponovich.
the Trojans
and the Bears they
year by finishing on the long end of you
to tell me just how you stole that Coach Christie has practically a vet-
eran
Whether or not these men will be
have only to meet Oregon, and Idaho
a 7 to 0 score. Old man dope favors chicken."
squad returning this year.
His
able to function behind the recondi-
tioned
Uniwlty at Mth
Jr
Asnm
,rom
U.S.C. j
"S
in
conference games,
two compara- -
the Branch, but Denny, who defeated
"Jedge," replied Sam, "Ah'd rathah only loss of first place calibre is remains to be seen.
Caltech singlehanded last week
may
not. It ain't no time of life for vou Barber, who was the star and
cap-
tain ? 9k
Shop
oJew
Ideas
'
the line at center, or guard. Don Hill, repeat against the Vermont Avenuers. to take
up sech things.'
of the team last year.
Are you going to Cal?
Dick Hyland, Mike Murphy or some
other speedy back runs the ends. Ted Oregon Aggies, led by "Iron Horse"
Shipkey is
used on the
end-aroun-
d.
Schulmerick, encounter the Golden
Somebody or other passes
a perfectly Bear in his lair at
Berkeley. Last
? collar you
11
prosaic pass to
somebody else just week's defeat did California far
once in a while. But
the strength of more good than harm, and it would
the attack comes not in its surprise, not be a surprise to see the dope
,ooarcL
for
jD&rRCiev
but in its power.
Warner elevens are bucket upset and Coach "Nibs''
V
vh had it made
'
coached to a
minute perfection
that
Price's men returned the victors.
I
NX.
for you low in front J
seems impossible.
That is why early
Ik
( spaced for
l
J
Special
a good
season Nevada at
) sited knot spread- -
"
scores find the Cards winning
Stanford entertains
jan
I ing points
that are
(
J
by scant margins, the games
see them
Palo Alto in a game that should
)
a little longer
for
i
J
as potentially strong,
but lumbering,
prove nothing more than a workout
1 Fal1 !
1
awkward giants. for the Red Shirts.
r
On each Warner play, every one of
will
leave Exposition
Park,
V i We specialize in
'
J the eleven men
has a
certain thing to
Caltech and Pomona battle in the Corner
igueroa
St-
-
and Bxposilion
Bvd
C I
collar
attached
J
.do. If a
certain end is supposed to
Blue Law City. This
game may de-
cide
shirts ) S
take out a tackle, he takes out that
the Southern Conference cham-
pionship.
Friday
Night,October
22
tackle with an efficiency
that is not
to be denied. The same goes
for the
have
al-
ready
immediately
after the
rally ,
runn i ng"
tively weak teams. They
ends, and defensive halfbacks who
defeated Montana.
through to Berkeley
Coaches
,
sleepers,
happen to be in the way
of the play. clu--
b
car,lunsh
car,
observation
car,
It is power
that makes the Stanford
The Huskies are again bidding for
diner and car
J?or
entertainment" team great, not a
sudden shift of at-
tack,
the coast crown by virtue of a tri-
umph
or a set of dazziing
backs who
over the University of Oregon
can
side-ste- p
and shift their way
in their initial conference
game. But
The
through a broken field "to
a touchdown.
University's STANFORD
they too have some obstacles to over-
come 05roud
ATTACK
before such an end is reached
It is the human element that spoils
Washington State, California, and
OFFICIAL CLEANERS
the Stanford attack. Somebody fails
Stanford. In any one of these three
to take his man out of the play, and blun-
ders
games there can be errors or
the runner is dragged down. Some-
body
that would spell defeat to "Bag-
gy"
to BerKeley, San Francisco
12 Years Service to U. S. C. Students
breaks through the line and
Bagshaw's great team. Alabama
and
bacito
Los
Angeles smears one of those occasional passes.
was one of those football teams that
But as the season goe on
the
lumber-in- g
made a specialty of picking out flaws
Mac's husky,
elephants
fast, efficient
in white
football
shirts
players.
turn to
and they certainly were successful.
oAll
together The
3and
With each game, they execute their "Pop" Warner prophesies a land-
slide
ivill
be
there
too
'
plays to a greater degree of perfec-
tion.
for Southern California he pre-
dicts phone
Tfffif&f
We call
an avalanche of touchdowns
That is why Stanford will be a great
for the Trojans. In the proximity of Get your
transportation
a-- l
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BEacon
and I eleven when it appears in the Col-
iseum
Palo Alto that contention may carry
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Uen
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against the Trojans.
The Cards considerable weight, but in the south
there to explain, the entire
proarevrrt-
-
2408 LSgjS
will b" improving every day. On Oc-
tober
it is greatly discounted. The Tro-
jans
Promptly
30 they will not have reached know that the
game will be a
Southern Pacif
i
I
the peak of tfleir form, but they will FIGHT to a finish not a bowling
c
be infinitely better than the team exhibition. Southern California
ex-
pects Aent at the
Stu. dent
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which won from the Olympic club
7 a terrific battle and Leland
to 3, cr from Occidental 19 to 0. They Stanford hfs
every intention of pro-
viding
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will not be as good as when they face it, regardless of all the
"Blues-singing-
"
Corner of Jefferson California, but they will be a power-
ful
that the famous mentor is
team, and a fighting team. doing.
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