Word: scouts
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Death kept Apache Chief Talkalai from the celebration. Aged 113, he died comfortably in his bed at Globe the day Citizen Coolidge arrived. An old friend of white men, Talkalai had served as scout years ago for a young Army lieutenant named John Joseph Pershing assigned to the Indian post of San Carlos, once an Apache capital, now submerged under Coolidge Lake...
David Wm. James, in his incorrect and unTIMEly criticism (TIME, Dec. 30, p. 2) of Mister Speaker's background (TIME. Dec. 16, frontispiece), shows lack of Boy Scout training. I suggest that he cooperate with the nearest troop where any tenderfoot scout can tell him HIS UNDERSTANDING of courtesies due our National Emblem NEEDS REVERSAL...
...matters of the moment have an unpleasant habit of intruding themselves between the time when he can again meander in a carefree manner over the well-greased boardwalks of the Yard to flounder at the feet of learning. And not too near. The genial scout too willingly holds close to his heart the vicissitudes of his young proteges these bleak days of January...
...with a few remarks by Manager C. E. Galston '30, who gave out several notices with regard to equipment and training table. He introduced Captain T. F. Mason '30 who gave the usual harangue of encouragement. E. C. Haggerty '27, captain of the 1927 team urged the Freshmen to scout around their entries and get some more men out, although there was a good aggregation of Freshmen present. He was followed by Coach Farrell, who announced the regular training rules and the general plans for the winter season...