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THE BATTALION
A. & M. Witt Be Well Represented
At Kansas City Livestock Exposition
BY BIlL Ml KMT
T«x«) A. A M. will be repre
sented the Ameitweb Royal Live-
•tock wjbtpesition to be held in
OKjr, Mo, tfcis Saturday
by ft livestock judging team com.
posed 'rf the fo 'ctwiag eight s^n-
iora, l. D. Buntia, t. s. Brotm,
E. R. Campbell, WT. iCamp, L. J.
Cbristlftn, H. M Mills, A. E. Pro
gel, aid K. J. Siftith. The team's
s M G. Scbuetsler, inetnic
tor in the Animal Husbandry Do
st, who wit a)se be official
Judge pf the beef cattle clasass in
the ju iging contest, for students
of voc itional agriculture.
Thin team is practically the same
one tliat won the fenior college
livestock judging contest at Port
Worth this spring. High hopes art
held fer their success this year.
TEAM LEAVES VKDNE8DAY
TV team will lease here Wed
needsy morning, end wRl work eat
that i fternoon in Dattaa at the
State 'air, taking part in the vari
ous et rnts only fer practice. How
ever, ‘ 'hursday afterhoon they will
prnetie again, this time at Okla
homa A. A M. College k. Stall-
iter^ Oklahoma. Then Saturday
in Kahaas City they will partici
pate In the Senior Intercollegiate
Uvesl i>ck Judging Contest, 1 in
which sixteen colleges will be re-
preaeijted by tNMft. [
A. < I M. will be further rypre-
iteC in the Senior Intercollegiate
Meat Judging Contest sponaorwi
by tbi American Reyal Livestock
rEkpoa Ition, by a team of four men.
The n eat judging contest will take
place ion next Toeaday. Our team
will leave this Priday afternoon,
will t qrk out in the Armour and
Co. neat-coolers in j Forth Worth,
and e ill then proceed ,to Kanaoa
Gty, Missouri; M will return next
Frida r, a fuD week
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Ths i men are n«w trying out
for tiis team. Th«we are S. C.
Stribt ng, Bob Batch, 1 C. C. Watter
son, 1.0. Cittmar, and B. F. Itsch-
per. (f these, four will be chosen
to mi ke the tri). C. E. Murphy,
Joy* in the American Royal Live
stock Exposition!’ [
Lady Joy" is a seven-year-old
chestnut mare hunter, bred and
raised in Amarillo and owned by
Mrt. A. R. Anderson, Herring Ho
tel, Amarillo. Mrs. Anderson is
well known equestrienne hi the
United States.
The mare has beea trained and
ridden by Callahan, who hag shown
her in horse shows at Amarillo,
Lubbock, and Plain view. “Lfcdy
Joy* has never been defeated in
any show she has been in.
BioloKyiClub Electa
Officers at Meeting
Rollins Colquitt was elected prea-
ident of the Biology Club at ft meet-
of the dub last Thursday night in
the Science Hall lecture room. W.
H. Murray waa elected vice-pres
ident and chairman of the program
committee, and Jack Flynn secre
tary. Officers elected last term are
Allen W. Erck, treasurer, and J.
W. Stark, parliamentarian. A tem
porary program committee was
named.
Dr. Charles L| Motto, club spon-
sor and advisor, gave a talk in
which he reviewed the aims, inter
ests, actJvRIftft, and contributions
of the chib to A A M. Refresh
ments were served to the members.
HORSES FROM
A. & 1. VDii BE
SHOWN AT FAIR
Fifteen head of Pert heron end
American Saddle Hones will be
exhibited by the Animal Husband
ry Department at the Dallas State
Fair this year. IMere will be
Pereheron and five saddle be
exhibited
Among the horses will be Car-
cellus Jr, a Pereheron stallion. Car
cellua was third in his class at the
International Livestock Show at
Chicago. Also then will ba> the
mare Josephine, who was exhibited
In a grsat many shows throe years
ago, and won first place in a num
ber of them.
This Is the first Dallas fair that
has been held f«W foar years, doe
to the interruption by the Centen
nial. Moat of the Percherons and
all of the saddle horses have been
bred and developed here at A. A
M College. v
Bob Bums Stirs in Palace Film;
Cocoanut Grove” it Assembly Hall
Poultry
JudtfinK Team
Judges Show
^ Xu
< andxtHtos for the ^ A. A M.
Poultry judging team have judged
shows at Hellvitle, Brenham, Bart
lett, and Schulcnburg in the past
two weeks. E D, Parnell, team
coach, and W. H. lffilcy, graduate
assistant have been the official
judges at these shows and have
rate the team sanbidstes on their
work.
This group will go to LaGrange,
Rockdale, and Cameron this week
and next fof workouts.
Southwest Texas Club
Organizes for Year
The Southwest Texas A. A M.
Club has been reorganised this
year. Students frost' La Salle,
Dimmit, Maverick, Zavalla, Frio,
Atascosl, Medina, Uvalde, Real,
and Bandera Counties met to
gether for the reorganisation.
The officers elected for this year
at the meeting are F. G. Howard,
Pearsall, president, vice-president,
H. C. Willson, Cotulla, R. G. Mar
tin, Cotulla, secretary-treasury,
and J. M. Ms be, Eagle Pass, re
porter.
The aims and purposes of the
club wens discussed and a member
ship drive waa launched. All boys
from the above mentioned counties
were extended s cordial invitation
to join the dub.
The next meeting will be held
on October 11, In H-famp of Hart
Hall. I V
inatruktor in the Animal Husban
dry Department, will accompany
and oach them on the trip.
SEVERAL COLLEGES
REPRESENTED
Th« meat-judging contest is one
for jiniors and seniors in college
Nine >r ten colleges of the Midwest
will le represented. There will be
three classes of meet to jadgy
(beef pork, end lamb), with foui
ts in each class. The content
will le held m the coolers of one
of th< nationally-known meat pack
ing eempexnes in Kansas City. TV*
phies will be awarded by the Nut*
Livestock and Meat Board,
Th s is the first time Texas A.
A M. has ever sent a teem to take
part in this coatedt Two of the
trying out fer the team
Tribl ng and Itachner—were on the
sent to Fort Worth last year,
wherb they won the meat-judging
it in the Seutlwest Livestock
sition and Fat Stock Show.
RIDfcS FAMOUS MORSE
At cording to Dean MarsteUar,
Hea< of the School of Veterinary
Medicine. Cadet S. O. Callahan III
of kmarillo, Texas, sophomore
vetei inary student in the Cavalry,
will ride the fLnous horse “Lady
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For some nteaea unknown by the
writer, the producers ef Bob Burns’
new picture decided to let Bob car
ry the load by his leneeome. The
picture “Arkansas Traveler" ex-
uegfbreases Bob's true ability to a “t"
and leaves ao room for doubt as
to whether it was the supporting
cast that made him in the previous
pictures. It seems that the pro
ducers have waited long enough to
"find" Bob Burns as]£e successor
of the la ted beloved Will Rogers.
The theatre world has long lament
ed the death of Will Rogers and
perhaps for that reason the pro
ducers may have hesitated in push
ing Bob to the front. But you can
tell, as will I, that th< next press
notices on Bob’s next picture have
a decided turn to the similarity of
Will Rogers and Bib Bums
The picture is good wholesome
entertainment for the whole family,
if you have one. If you see it your
self, you will like Bob Burns
much more than in any of his pre
vious pictures.
Asseaibly Hall Tuesday. Wednesday
I Hollywood* newest axiom that
“the story tells the tale at the box-
office” is being extended to those
hitherto haphazard, intentionally
vague movie musical'shows.
Just as vaudeville has all but
vanished from the land. Paramount
executives believe th# type film en
tertainment known as the musical
variety show is doomed to an eclip
se that will be immediate if not
sooner. And out of this conviction
has been born a distinctly new type
of musical film, with George K
Arthur pinoneering the way with
“Cocoanut Grove”, a gay musical
romance revolving around the most
famous night club in the world
The difference that marks the
pictare is what the movie scenarists
cal! a “story-point". Each musical
number not only fits in logically at
its appointed spot, but each one
make* some definite contribution
to the pictaV.*tW only objection*
your reviewer kas are those toward
the “Yacht Club"babies. Their
antics are becoming so bqreaomc
that one actually want to leave the
moment they appear. On the stale,
all should eajoy the picture and the
musk. Both Fred MacMamYjMpl
Harriet Hills id are at their best
The A. A M. Pealtry sad B
Club met last Tuesday sight to dis
cuss plans for the benefit *how to
be pat on to finance the judging
team's trip to Chicago next month
to compete in the national contest
It waa decided to havf the dub
show early in November. After the
buaiaeas meeting, the club was ad
dressed by W. ff. Munerlyn, former
member of the poultry department.
Regular meetiftg time of this dab
has been changed to second and
fourth Tuesday nights of each
month. i
AGGIES
Hive That Uniform
( leaned ami Pressed
NOW 1
For th« Week-End
An Agent in Every
Organization
MODEL
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—
Frank W. Farley. Field Repre
sentative of the American Here
ford Journal, visited the Animal
Husbandry Department this
Originally scheduled to speak
before the Animal Husbandry Club,
be arrived too late and the meeting
was postponed. Mr. Farley was for
rly connected with the Mississip-
College in the De-
Cattle, and later
United tSatea De
partment of Agriculture. At pres
ent he is p-ift owner and field rep-
resentetivs of the American Here
ford Journal. Kansas City.
RESERVE OFFICERS
MEETING HELD 1
THURSDAY EIGHT '
zos County chapter ef the Reseifd
Officers Association was held
Tuesday night, October 4, with ap
proximately thirty seniors from
A. A M. attending. Lieut. Noteftt-
a ; president of the local chap
, presided at the meeting which
was attended by over 100 persops.
the scheduled address of .|}ol
Ike Aahburn was postponed as Mew
seniors taking military science were
in attendance, most of them being
at the depot to esa the football
un leeve for California. Col. Aah-
bum was to address the seniors on
the purposes of the R. O. A. and
other particulars concerning the
reserve commission.
Major E. J. Howell, president of
the Texas District of the R. 0. A
briefly discussed the work of the
state ^department. Following this,
W. L. Penberthy showed moving
pictures of the A. 4 I. game. AU
military seniors are invited to at
tend the meetings of the local
chapter of the R. 0. A. and all
military seniors are eligible for
junior memberahin jin the organi
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