THE BAT TALION
7
PROF. ALEXANDER
SEMINAR SPEAKER
Subject to be Concerning Vocational
Teaching Experiments.
Professor E. R. Alexander of the
department of vocational teaching
will be the speaker at the next as
sembly of members and visitors of
the Social Science Seminar which
will be Monday evening at eight o’
clock in the physics lecture room.
The talk will be on some interest
ing experiments being carried on by
students of A. and M. in vocational
teaching. It will also contain plans
of his for carrying on research work j
with in adult education among farm- j
ers.
The talk will be of particular in- ,
terest to all agricultural students
and all those who are interested in |
sociolog’y. Invitation to the meeting [
is extended to everyone by members |
of the Seminar.
Ag„ Livestock Team
Wins Third Place
in Fat Stock Show
Oklahoma A. & M. Place First Fol
lowed by Texas Tech.
Placing second in sheep, third in
cattle and hogs, and fourth in horses,
the A. and M. livestock judging team
won third place in the senior agricul
tural livestock judging contest at the
Southwestern Exposition and Live
stock Show at Fort Worth last Sat
urday.
Oklahoma A. and M. took first
place honors of the contest for the
fourth consecutive year with a total
of 4,112 points. Texas Tech was sec
ond with 3,840 while the A. and M.
total was 3,727. L. S. U. came in
fourth with 3,416.
Hold
Everything
Stop whatever you are do
ing. Here is important news
for you. Braeburns for Spring
193C are here and with
them a new magnificence.
They are priced as modestly
as the proverbial violet.
$35 $40 $45
with extra trouser or knicker
A. M. WALDROP & CO.
Bryan and College
MILLS WINS FIRST
IN ELECTION
Results of elections last week tct
determine the candidates for the
Norris Athletic Trophy and the sen
timent of the student body in regard
to proposed changes in the uniform
show Tommie Mills, captain of the
Aggie grid team last fall and mem
ber of the baseball and track teams
this spring, the overseas cap and a
regulation overcoat to be the ruling-
favorites of the student body.
The Norris primary Mills re
ceived a total of 817 of the 1,06C
votes cast with Brooks Conover, grif
and diamond star; Harry Keeton,
captain of the Aggie cage team; and
Graceton Floyd, captain-elect of th
1930 football team and star hurlei
of the javelin, taking second, third
and fourth places respectively. Mills
Jonover and Keeton will enter
final election to determine the win
ner of the trophy provided that they
come up to the eligibility require
ments set down by the committee.
For the overseas cap to be worn
to classes, 674.
For the overseas cap with uniform
number one, 255.
For no changes in present regula
tion headgear, 202.
For regulation overcoat, 355.
For combination overcoat and
slicker, 273.
THIS IS NUMBER SIX OF A SERIES OF ADVERTISEMENTS TO COEEEGE MEN
EARNING
CAPACITY
HIS new Model “L” Case Tractor lias
an earning capacity so great that
no student of practical farming should fail
to investigate it and these new tractor
advantages.
Here is a tractor that will pull three,
four or five 14-inch plow bottoms, depend
ing upon conditions. A 28-inch thresher
with all attachments is no load for it.
Yet the tractor weighs but slightly more
than three ordinary draft horses.
Here is a tractor with ample traction,
and still it is light and quick. There are
three forward speeds—2T2, 3J4 and 4 miles
per hour. It furnishes ideal belt power,
smooth and accurately governed at all
loads. Its power is so flexible that a com
paratively small feed mill may be operated
with practically the same fuel econ-
omy as a large thresher. This all-
around usefulness and economy are
exceedingly important tractor advan
tages.
Here is a tractor a boy can operate
with ease. Every control is handy
and responds quickly and easily. The
platform is roomy and the spring seat
is adjustable to the most comfortable
position for the operator. Dust is largely
eliminated by a full platform and fenders
with protecting sheets on the sides and in.
front of the platform.
Complete technical information on this
tractor will be gladly furnished.
J. I. CASE CO., Inc., Racine, Wis.
A similar ^
tractor is
notv also
available
in a smaller
size—the
Model “C”
QUALITY MACHINES FOR PROFITABLE FARMING