V f ? Student activity tickets may be i Vou will have your chance Friday j used at the game in Greeley night to show your loyalty Friday nig-ht. Rocky Mountain Collegian i to Aggies.
xlii VOLUME FORT COLLINS, COLORADO, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, liK’,2 NUMBER 4 Aggie Students Will Follow Team To Greeley
« R. T. BURDICK AT H HAROLD WILLIS FIVE HUNDRED ATTEND NOTICE Eleven Will Meet D. C. Aggie Teachers WASHINGTON Activity tickets are now IS INJURED IN ready for distribution. Each FIRST JOLLY GYM AT MEN'S FOR LOWER RATES student must call in person 100 FOOT FALL In Conference Tilt at the men's gymnasium and Friday Night; present his Aggie Profeasor Appealing To In- yellow receipt slip Suffers Brain Concussion And Other and ter State Commission sign the Student Body Commerce Injuries; Is In a Very Critic- Constitution Will For Low In order to oh- Teachers Have Fast Rates On Condition. Attack GYMNASIUM SATURDAY NIGHT Sugar. al taln his activity ticket. Girls,
as woll as boys, obtain their Simond.H Directs First R. Harold Willis, who Saturday, C. O. All-College Function Of The T. Burdick, associate profes- Aggies Have Not Had A Practice Game And Will On tickets at the men's gymna- Depend To Have while climbing the west face of Year—l’lans Six Jolly Gyms Instead Of sor of the economies and sociology DEAN JOHNSON To Furnish In sium. Sophomores The Spark Friday’s Usual Four To Cut department Horsetooth rock with other mem- Students’ Expenses. of the college left last Game; Aggie Squad In Good Condition. bers of the Aggie Hikers’ club, fell Saturday Cora week's trip to Wash- OUTLINES AIMS and was seriously injured, was re- This year’s first Jolly Gym, held Saturday at the ington, D. C.,! Coach Farmers nitrht Harry Hughes’ will open their 1932 Gymnasium, was a big with ported Monday noon to be showing Men's success, more than five- where he will DEAN ADAMS AND OF EDUCATIONI season Friday night when they meet the State Teachers col- tiundred students attending. Lee Leonard’s some signs of consclousnc*** In his lege team in Varsity Hoys appeal to the , a night game to he played at Gre< ley. No mo. e the music, and the j fall, he suffered a fractured skull than furnished large crowd, Which was plenty interstate com- a mere guess may be made concerning the relative MRS. COWLEY ARE of but Usefulness And Happiness Are a full of merce ! and concussion the brain, of the jeppy, enjoyed evening dancing on the spacious comm is-! s strength two teams since the Aggies have not yet had main Things To Consider When floor. With the basketball arena off in such sion tor lower attending physicians, while reluc- a and will roped a j practice game depend largely upon sophomores to Going To School. to the stag rates HONORED AT TEA tant to give definite information, ex- nanner keep large freight on. furnish the spark. Tho Peda- ines from the danc- pressed the belief that Willis had a crowding sugar shipped j FRESHMEN PUCE gogues eked out a 7-0 victory in the Second Women’s Organizations Entertain fighting chance to pull thru, al- ers, a big difficulty Semester from Colorado! "I have great respect for all from Hays Teachers last of these dances was over- 1 At Ammons Hall For tho his is but mndling to the Chicago condition very critical. things which contribute to useful week, tho strength of the Kan- Chairs and sofas Newcomers. HIGH IN TESTS rorne. were plac- market. Willis, who was accompanied by ness sas conference of which is J Sweaters Given or happiness, particularly use- Hays >d on the west and south sides of' RT Burdick. Clarin According to Zumwalt, Jim Taylor, and fulness*," Dean Johnson states. The a member has not been determined. lie floor, so that those who did not i the Dean Lucy H. Adams, dean of Frank Final results of the Mr. Burdick, eastern railways Hirst, was about one-hundred varied experiences in his life and English The Aggie squad is In good phys- could be to I fish to dance seated Assembly have attempted to reduce their women at the Colorado Agricultural feet above the base of the treacher- placement tests taken by the fresh- ical condition, educational career have given him with the exception dancers. At the west end, week eo the freight rate on sugar to oompete college, and Mrs. John Cowley, sec- i ous rock when he fell. The other men during freshmer reveal of Wilbur White, who Is an appreciation of this statement. still nurs- uspeuded from the basket frame, with the low rates of lake and of Worn- of Golden the rotary the College Young : members of the smaller rush- that Margaret Gothard lng an Injured shoulder. Joe Pur- Presentation of sweaters in party As a boy the dean was reared on and ban * vas a large green gold canal waterway system. This en’s Christian association, were lion . ed immediately to his aid and found made the highest grade. She made and Dick Graham recognition of work done in the a fruit farm in New Jersey, and at- l vl# are recov- •'WELCOME FRESH- leaves the last afternoon. 143 er saying. athletic western railways charg- ored at a tea Friday him still conclous. He then a score of on 150 questions. from their department of the college was ; tended a country school, after ering Injuries and have •' BN it im- Baker of Pueblo I made S. L. ing a higher rate, making [Tea was arranged by the members rushed to the Larimer hos- Floyd made 139; been active part In scrim- was by McDonald, ac- county which he went to the high school taking an O. under whose di- C. Slmonds, possible for meat sugar to enter of the Associated Women students, Anna Smith of Fort Collins, 139; tivity manager, in assembly Mon- pital.. mage the past week. these sctk>n all-college functions the Chicago market on the the Women's Athletic association, and Ida Cross of Ixjveland. 135. day, September 26. to those eligible »ame Harold, the son of Mr. ami Mrs. Leading candidates for backfield announced that this re held, year, footing with the Cuban sugar. and the Young Women’s Christian Ralph John McCafferty of Fort Collins from second semester of last year. Wiilis of 1117 Mathew's berths on the farmer squad are the financial condi- Beet ue to general growers in the Rocky Moun- association, and served in Ammons . made a score of 134. Lora McDonald, president of the street, s registered at the college Damnum. McDonald. Sartoris, Men- there would be six tain would receive several hall Out of 35 In the lons, Jolly Gym student region from four to six p. m. for his students upper body, presided. # graduate work on master's < imer, Campbell, Geist, and Shank#; ances Instead oi the usual four, dollars less per acre for their beets Over six hundred invitations were , 10 percent. 20 were from Fort Col-' degree. He graduated from Aggies Toll vet and In basketball, recognition was King are other backs that of order the students the jif the eastern railroads had lower issued. The guest list included lins; five were from the IxjveJand given Sam Campbell, Kenyth Dam- last s-pring. who will probably see action dur- ollege might dance at the least freight rates than the western rail- women students at the college, high school and ‘one wiis from ke, Orville Hitchcock, Harry Lam- During his college years, he was ing the season. The loss of “Red” osslble He said that the expense. roads. wives of faculty members, faculty . Brush. T>ast year the two highest bert, Morris Sandstead.* Wilbur an outstanding athlete in the Rocky White will be keenly felt, especially ener&l of these all-campus purpose Fearing that the Chicago market women, and women of the clerical grades were made by Brush grad- White, Joe Wilmore and Dick Lar- Mountain conference, specializing In the kicking and passing depart- et was to create gen- a will be lost the beet in- force. uates. imer. to sugar in the two mile. He is a member ments. McDonald and Damman will ral feeling of companionship and In the receiving line were Alice Of the 150 questions asked In the dustry, the western railways wish ( of the American Commons club at do of the Baseball: Al- most passing during the George A. Adame, ampus spirit among whole Goddard, president of the Associat- test most of them are answered by to reduce their freight rates on bert Bniukhardt, Harold Cunning- Aggies and has. always been a prom- White's absence. tudent body. ed Women students; Doan Adams: plus and minus and the rest by Their hearing before the inent student ham, Carl Forsberg, Graham How- sugar. and college citizen. On the line, Morris and (Jrulck- These dances, which are spon- of the the number 1. If all the questions interstate commerce commission be- Alice Auld, president college In 1928 Lora Men- Harold was graduated from shank seem to have the edge the Y. Y. ard, McDonald, Floyd DEAN JOHNSON on ored by college M. and Y. W. C. A ; Mrs. Cowley: Allegra were marked plus or with the num- September 27 cimer, John Moulton. William gan Fort Collins High school. i lie end positions with Rutledge be- and be 75 C. A.'s, are planned pro- i Cushing, president of the Women’s ber one the score would yet His at Morristown, New Jersey. Ilia Schroeder, and Murl Williams. Colorado farmers are vitally con- many friends hope that he ing held as first reserve. McMich- ioted by of a committee composed Athletic association; Miss Ruth some students make as low as 50. cerned with the of will have a speedy recovery. experiences while there taught him ael will i problems freight probably hoki down one obert Fisher, Bernard Snapp, Der- Gymnastics: Earl Balls, Owen the Women’s Ath- Prout, sponsor of year the highest score ever rates. The Colorado Agricultural a great many useful things. He tackle berth with either Smith, Rec- and Janet whfch Blandin, Walter Blandin, Murl Wil- by Howe, Berry letic association; and Miss Alice made on the tests was turned In; it college frequently asked submit was a great reader and from his liams, and Marvin Wurst. is to tor, Graham, Young, or Purvis at ►presents the two organizations, Curtis, of the English and history was 1 46. evidence showing the incomes of reading secured interest in litera- the other tackle his committee has been Earl ACTIVITY j position. Kasel, planning Tennis: Raymond Andrews, department of the college. TICKETS farmers within the state together ture and from his high school cours- Kerr, Snapp, Cowan and Hannah for the stu- Tom good program college Balls, George Fuller, Hall, Thruout the tea, violin and piano with statements as to the effect of es a very great interest in the are the leading candidates Mits in these dances and from the Dale Pinkerton and John Price. Hoskins To guard music was furnished by Francis ARE READY FOR Major His rural changes in freight rates farm- sciences. contact (Continued on tendance Saturday night, it upon gave Page 5) ap- Swimming: George Clark, Roy Hentzell, Lois Conroe, and Dean Transferred him considerable Be er returns. advantage over ?ars that their purpose is being Cresswell, William Fuller, Wilson Douglas. Virginia Conrey and Con- DISTRIBUTION boys and girls reared in town in thieved. Other Colorado men who are at- Longmore, John Moulton, Harry nie Marquand. from the Ashton has that he gained a practical back- Although no word been defi- Doc Charley Jones' cheerful tending the hearing are E. E. Whee- j THREE AGGIE MEN Peck, Roland Portman, Kenneth studio, favored the guests with received the member student ground and knowledge which help nitely on Aggie cam- lowdy" at the door had a lot to Stoddart. ler. a of the public utili- In the year 1917, the Shanks, and Laurence special dances. They were accom- It has been announced at who have tickets him to understand the biological pus Wash- with the general feeling of mer- ties commission, is sent by Frank body voted to activity Claude Hannah, Ches- panied by Weinley. RECEIVE LARGE Wrestling: I). that John O. the and J. D. and this action subjects In a sympathetic way. ington, C.. Major uent during the evening. state auditing l>oard. A. and Mrs G. was approved by ter Crulkshank. Ivan Dyekman. Mrs. Charles Lory Hoskins from the military depart- Pancake the secretary of the Moun- the the State Board. I "My interests have always been John Forrest Wil- H. Whlteford poured during Frank, Harvey, of the Colorado SCHOLARSHIPS has ment Agricultural tain States Beet Growers associa- first hour with Mrs. Anna Harris- For the last five years, it many perhaps too many; but this liam Keirnes, Ja King, Leonard college will be transferred to Coun- tion. been for all of tho stu- ;I think is due willingness WENTY FRESHMEN Robert Lewis, Ross Me- on and Mrs. F. W. Stow pouring necessary to my Robert Moreland of Sligo, Weld Laird, cil la. Ills duties there will their BlufTs. Dickinson the Den- the last hour. Girls from the dent body to have photo- to undertake whatever comes Otto I«aughlln. William McMichael, Harry S. of during to county. Montgomery of La- be as an instructor in a Junior It. of In taken to in their activ- states. "I often Boulder John Maurice. Glenn Morris, Fred ver chamber commerce together organizations assisted serving graphs put I hand," the dean fayette,, county; and John ATTEND Y MEETING O. T. C. unit at a high school ity tickets. These are taken Regis- wonder Noah, Charles Powell. William Rid- with representatives of tho Great . the guests. ! whether or not my life Thlmmtg of Wellington, lairlmer Major Hoskins has been with the hall decorated with tration day, but Btudents who might have del, Ivan Walt, Albert White, Wil- Western Sugar company and of the Ammons was reg- | been more successful if county, who are attending the Colo- | local military department for five [approximately 20 Aggie freshmen decorations. ister late must have their pictures I had devoted rado Agricultural college, bur White, and Harold Willis. Burlington railroad are also attend- autumn it to one line of work are the ide their solemn to make • years. Ho was transferred here In vows taken at Grant studio on of Jack Tromer, President of Green ing. The Invitations were Issued by Eddy's exclusively. Experience tells me recipients scholarships awarded ends do their best to help 1928 from Presidio, at Monterey, and to C. thorn by the Knights, announced that permis- Miss Forbes and Jessie Parker. Al- tlie C. A. campus. that the world needs both kinds of International Har- make friends at Calif. At the time of his transfer ier students to ticket is usable for vester have been sion from college authorities al- legra Cushing arranged the refresh- This many of and also that nature has company, and giv- people pro* and the of the Fresh- Jeanne Warner spent the week- Ihe was a captain next year ‘ first meeting new Nelson the activities the two hundred the lows the entire student body to sit ments. Marcella was In on campus. It I vided that there should be Indlvld- en dollars each us end her home in Fowler. to V'. M. C. A. in the "A’* at was promoted major. Major n group Miss is valid for all of |he llrst of the five hundred together at local games. Plans charge of serving, and Forbes. the football games uals who can fill places and payment I many Is well known in the on Thursday 22, at Hoskins city night, Sept. dollars they receive by having liuvo been made to puradea Mrs. Harrison, and Lois and Dor- at. home and out of town (this {others who apparently best been arrange are qual- school 0 o'clock. and and especially for his were for awarded In which all will participate. sentatives to fill vacaaclea of two othy Conroe responsible year’s ticket does not - contain a if to throw their into these scholarships. The led energies work with It Is 'ills of | the boy scouts. first meeting the group the money was sent to S J It was voted to give the Student in the athletic council and one on decorations. j coupon for the Utah-Agglo game McCrack- i distinct channels.'* his be to hoped that transfer will re- s devoted a general discussion the social but en. registrar at the Colorado Council authority to appoint repre- cadet committee. at Logan, Utah, when un activ- Agri- the all (Continued on Page 6) considered. problem that faces fresh- cultural college, and he has given ity ticket is presented at tlie gate n. "What are we in college for?” hundred dollars the there, it will be honored), valid for two to each of Jnder the leadership of Roger Crites Names hoys. the basketball games at home, and nbach, a junior and an active Y PUTS RARE These scholarship* were award- MAJOR COFFIN all minor sporta, for one dramatic EDS AT THE PRACTICE HOUSE CO } the rkor, the fieehmen attacked the ed by International Harvester Spruce Staff club play In each semester, for the 1stion from three angles: The FOSSILS ON DISPLAY HERE company for outstanding achieve- six iyceuni numbers, the fro*h foot HEA T RUGS AND ROUSH FLOORS \ ••salty of training for some life ment* mud«* by members of 4 II Uill game und for admission to the Bob ( rites, editor of the 1934 “k, the advantage of Attaining to —-—'— tt clubs. College performance. It I* also Sliver hi* stuff Day G. Coffin of the chem- floation. Spruce, announced Moreland active ■•-grec of culture, and the import- Major Roy time In of h was particularly good for the reserved seat section It's housekeeping again i part the work at ast once dm at short business meeting held has added to his Several new species, which huve a In Held and s'’ of making friends. istry department farm Improvement* the Utah university and the Aggie practice house. The lug the live weeks at the house In Monday afternoon. at game Hfter private collection of plant and an never been classified, were in tho ami and Tbliuinlg a short pause of embarros- floor* have Im*«*ii polished, i order become Montgomery the Home coming which is the rug* to acquainted with Tlie Htuff member*! and their game Hit Imal fossils on display In the li- collection. They will be named and po- were prominent In dairy calf work the frosh talked freely and have been beaten and everything * very phase of housekeeping. One Earnest played with Colorado College. sitions are: Campbell, as that brary room of- the chemistry build- described by Dr. Reeslde, but full task • *«United States Geological the other will remain In house and each girt learns to do they try to keep the household student assembly I i of the Y M. C. A./' said run* Imogeue Cope; photographs, Earl ami boy, must call tor her in visited on tun. If there Is only one specimen, his or in the afternoon. The committee "is survey Washington, ' the work quickly, efficiently, and ulng smoothly and efficiently. Their 11bach, to get the new boys ' Bulls und Carl I#«rwon. two cast will be made of ! own ticket at tho Men’s gymuss not ttie Aggie and spent u plaster copy 111 the easiest manner work is lias been Informed as to hi* I 8 group of their that campus possible supervised by a member own. no The *taff will meet again next tho fossils It sont to Coffin and the The yellow receipt slip for topic, but ’• day* Inspecting Major and Major jlum. Each girl cook* eleven met'* for of the Home Economics touching ruthoritles ■Mty that we can concentrate on problem* j Monday after chapel In the Silver has been during original will become the all college fees must be presented may Coffin collecting property the entire group and she lias an stuff expert a very Interesting aa I"g these boys. It is very im- Work athletics Spruce office. on th the 10 ho has been the of the museum. at window, before any student to "I’ve well as talk nt yeans that uwnlstant cook and dish washer gutned live pounds In a Instructive 141 that they should get the and the section will begin campus receive his Also head of the geology department The Mu- Texas to the post of executive CAMPUS ; « e We Have A Team Of Electrical ret of the Policy ary Intercollogi ate NOTICE pr does not have football team. Dr. UibitJon association Coach Harry Hughes a Engineers Club Given with head have team. team quarters at Lory does not a football The football which club will be Washington, D. Folk dancing j c i this will the green and gold colors to the Colorado Teachers At first meeting of Old capacity he visited more COLLEQIAN carry CLATTER tue regular held In the basement of than stadium is OUK team. 300 colleges and college Friday night the Colorado Agricultural college night at 7.30. universities |n th” i*ublisr i every Wednesday by the Associated Students of Main Thursday If all our of the we country, we will supply part winning spirit branch of the American Institute of making a stud,- of THE COLORADO AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE the or are certain to finish near the of the heap at the Hen- ganizatlon’s program— almoet top the Electrical engineer*, Professor l’rlntcd by (h«* Colorado I'rtnllns c:«mp«ny The announcement ‘hat activ UniveraitJ of the race. are good, Daily Kansan. — end conference Aggie prospects very the be the ry Jordan outlined policies and FARES REDUCED ON ity tickets may obtained at OFFI Room 100. Main Phone 637 hut the team with mere seldom wdns. It must have Old ability aims of the He told how gymnasium remind* us that the society. CITY STREET CARS from the entire student cooperation l>ody. aim Entered tertainment for which are fair It's 1 they charged prices. They titled "I Can't Breathe" by Ring hard to keep your nose to j the 11 go to limit in students who must work the 11 employing college Gardner. grindstone and your eyes to Casting parts for a play consti- thru Mr. 11 their Then, the students Stiimnel to 1 way college. college return The purpose of the club l« to get expects bring his the stars tutes one of the many thrills and 11 & Co these courtesies hv crashing thru the doors of !wife and baby back from the hos- 1 Montgomery Ward one of the better acquainted and to further tribulations of the director. Two Aggie Freshmen. It won t lx? long 11 business in houses Imvuuhc they think it is fellow Ipltal Denver soon. 11 collegiate. ship. until the general methods of casting are now we paint Aggie A! riiiiiiiiiiMmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiMMiiiiiiiiitimimiuiiMimiiiiMiiiiiMiiiiii Ralph Gullett, Hugh, and Ernest UlrUi that wish to he in the Jr.- avniluhle to directors They are Field spent the weekend In Den- The Y. !>!. < \. started last Sr club are cordially Invited . faeult) drive was casting to typ<- and rusting to d« to I ver. Two attractive rooms for week. faeult members attend the meetings. Aggie > have always re- velop versatility imys, board if desired. Two sponded readily to this annual drive, and there is 2 Days blocks from campus. little doubt that the same reactions Kenneth Shanks tlorrl TB favorable will and Bob H. I). K LINKKit Starling be made when canvassed this Rubbing Squad Lists the Sunday the> are year Ry casting son attended Mines-D l? game to type is meant that 615 Mathcwa 1 I However, a list of a few services performed Posted In tan ver by the actor Is naturally very much In Men’s Gym Friday night. 1 FOX AMERICA the Y. M. C. \. faeult members max help new > to like the character he In to portray understand the and work being done, students who In the play, and that his move- Rubbing squad notices an- Isclng THE ALL-AMERICAN may be called later the upon max he observing > ments ami actions on the stage Men’s ARIEL STUDIO Jmm*tml 111 I he gym twice each HERO MURDERED program. shall be the movements he 109 East Laurel would wi ek by Lewis Walt, freshman Street Phone 2268 Ihe >. M. C. \. ItE FORE A ( ROW DEI) college maintains a free em- ordinarily make The result of this class president. BALLROOM DANCING C l ASS ployment bureau for STADIUM! college men thru which full- type of casting Is satisfactory very '1‘hls squad Is composed of Tuesday, 7:00 P. M. ARIEL time ami ten ASHTON Register Now part-time jobs are obtained for deserving for one play, but tends to develop tirshnian men chosen in alphabet- college men. a sterotype actor, who Is good for Who had the to leal order. Tludr duties are to aa- daring Weekly cabinet meetings are held at which one and that part part only. slsi the In football men any way Permanent some local or outside Waving speaker talks or leads a discus- Finger Waving reive such a crime? possible atich as helping remove sion along religious, economic, social or scientific shirts and shoes EBEIILE BEAUTY Who lines. and assisting in SHOP had the nerve to carry it out? Miss Wattles follows the other nth dow in. Treatment Who Free matinee dances are Scalp Hair had the running to (jet with it? furnished the stu- method in casting purls for plays Cutting away I be unn report each day al 5 45 dents during the winter months. 110 W. Oak Phone 301 For 70,0(1 and attempt* thereby to develop people Haw the killing but not one to their In A freshman \ captain the loam room program consisting of a series versatility in the individual actor naw the killer????? In the Those who do of discussions aids in the gynt not starting freshmen in a of the Aggie Dramatic club hand successful college life. report or In written excuses “70,000 WITNESSES” Series of lectures hv to the squad captain will Im« lubliod prominent speakers are with at arranged by the Y. M. < A. tin* next student Insly meeting. AGGIES For example, in "The East Mile”, I’hilip Holmes—Dorothy Gordon—Charles < hapcl are to the hv speakers brought campus Clint Stephen** played the part of DON’T LKT Mack llrown ( YOUR BEST (URL Hilaries Johnny the Y. M. . A. Hal a demented, insane convict. In the at the College Cafeteria forums, international discussion groups, FREEZE THIS WINTER! espe- firat play this year. "The Country ORGAN MELODIES features cial such as the disarmament Have conference Cousin,” Clint will play the of IT* Install Heater in Your Car part a Mr. Itoy Churchill at the Console of Ihe Robert held last year, and t.xms are Fellow s—lus do Jolly provided for by .ui affected, Boston plutocrat Such | in A. “Art” the Y. M. A. cooperation xxith the V \N . (’. \. VOUR WASHING C. SHEELY, Class ’2l Mortan Organ. a wide change in character por- W« O. hava a rata for I And finally, <\ Simonds, the Y. M. ('. \ you. Added Shorts. trayal should help develop Clint Tiros, (ias, Oil and Storage secretary, is a friend to practical every ho> on the Into a real actor and not I'urumont Luundry a mere t 330 South College Ave. 202 Phone 818 Phone mechanical . 314 E. Mountain J campus. pupp Wednesday, September 28, 1»32 THE ROOKY MOUNTAIN COLLOOIAN THREE SOCIETYDUCATION HAS Interfrat Council pha Gamma Rho, American Com- mons club, and Alpha Tau Omega MANY MEANINGS Meets Tuesday Night i The third league will be composed of independent teams. The Interfraternity Council By ALLTON TURNER Ammonn Hall la the center met The intramural eligibility rules last Tuesday evening, September for the contest will be the same Is it a penalty to lack educa- an of Modal the activity on Ag- 20 at house. tion? the Slg Ep as let year. The first game Is on What 1m an education any- First Oct. 19. will Crowd Enjoy* Jolly Frances Horn. A In addition to A tentative plan for a contest Ten cents admission Large Mary Louise way? great many uneducated gie cam<|tiiH be for Gym Roach, Dorothy between the fraternities on the cam charged the games. Bush, Edith War- are more happy than we people •being headquarters for the 575 student* attended the ner, Jean who pus was to The of Interfra- About Warner, Geraldine Bul- have had a little "book larn- presented the council, next meeting the of Gym the season, held lard. Mary Lois ntudontH and their The contest will be based upon the Council will be held October tlrst Jolly Hoffman and Jo- in." When Is a man educated? women ac- j ternlty the men’s gymnasium Saturday sephine Briggs. Doctor F. activity and scholarship standing at the Chi house. in Cummins Lockwood, pro- I, Sigma dance tlvltieH Here ia found September 24. The At a of an ex I of the members night, meeting the alliance fol- fessor of English at the University individual of e.ch the "Y” by organ lowing the dinner of society. Thus the outstanding fra- was sponsored and pledging 1 Arizona, In his book "The cellent dancing a patio, says room, Let’s show the old Aggie spirit the campus, and music service, in and nations of Mrs. Martin was elected to Freshman and His that ternity activities scholarship College" against the Teachers. the and furnished by Varsity serve as of the a little theatre banquet will be determined. Whether not wus president alliance «i man is educated when he has or until the return the Rhythm Boys. of Miss learned to do he does plan is adopted depends upon Mary the things room, a swimming pool, gym occasion Chaperones of the were Schroeder from California the taken by the where not want to do at the time he vote council at Its Mrs. C. O. Slmonds, Miss she this naalum. council rooms ami NEW Mr. and went week to visit. does not want to do them. I don't Inext meeting. John Goodwin. Mrs. Cowley. know Line Merle exactly what he means by Since the interfraternity basket- Distinctive rest rooms for the Aggie and Dr. R. Mrs. Bother McEwen, C. Pajama Party Given for for Bororlty that, a lot of men have this ball contest will soon begin, the GREETING CARDS women. Jones. Pledges faculty who have never received ! drew a fraternities for places In the and next Jolly Gym wlli occur Active members mm. ' i The of Beta Phi grade school diploma. But, what schedule. The tournament w’lll be TALLIES sometime In November. Alpha gave a pajama for is the party the . purpose of an education? divided Into three leagues. The For All Occasions pledgee Saturday night at twelve Just to teach someone to study Arkansas College Engineers Visit first is composed of S'gma Nu, Sig- Pledging* o’clock at the chapter house. Danc- neurosis when he Is NOTICE more in the Cement ma Chi, Sigma Alplia Epedlon, and Gamma of Phi Della Gives No Degrees Plant CAMPBELL’S Colorado ing was the main diversion of the mood for ascertaining the food ! Phi Kappa Tau. In the second the Theta wishes to announce evening. The following pledges There will be an Alpha Chi nutrient most necessary for proper ! league are Sigma Phi Epsilon, Phi 119 West Oak St. There Is a college in Mena, Ark., memibers of the S. of Frank Ford oT Mandan, were 4 Thurs- Eighteen A. pledging present; Margaret Miller, wool meeting at o’clock development? Is a man edu- Delta Epsilon, Phi Delta Theta, Al- known as the Commonwealth col- M. E. and Prof. R. A. Bradley of N D. Grace Henderson, Maxine day In Ammonfl Hall. It Is Bales. cated when he ha* received his lege, where no degrees are awarded the mechanical department visit- Peggy Cronin, Lucille Bray. Doro- . compulsory for all members sheepskin? PI Zeta of Lambda Chi they Charlton, and no salaries are paid to the in- . ed the Portland cement plant Gamma Alice Halsted, Mar- to be present. Just what is the of an pledging of purpose structors. The purpose of the col- north of Fort Collins Saturday- Alpha announces the guerite Emelle, Jane Irwin, Norine education anyway? Is it not to fac- MEN! THE NEW of Denver, Claud** lege is to train leaders to spread morning. September 24. This plant Martin Payner Richard, Dorothy Hancock, and ilitate That is the and Ynez happiness? brings an- the "labor movement.” farms and about the largest of its kind in the Pitts of Fort Collins, Rodger Morey. on the cam- other question mind. What is Springs. to The professors ami students must the number of applicants for United States, according to A1 Butler of Steamboat pus, Oxfords for Fall happiness? To It i 8 something Vanzo, president me work 20 hours each week around entrance to Commonwealth col- of the A. S. M. E. Beta Phi Alpha Mothers Club intangible that can’t be explained the beside doing their class- "We found that the power plant A Beta Tau of Sigma Chi an- Open* Season campus { lege is surprisingly large. ARE CAUSING SENSATION! with of Herbert mere words. According to duties In this was the point of greatest interest, nounces the pledging Mrs. Essie Sullivan and Mrs. room self-support- Channing Pollock "Mr. Money- inasmuch “Star Baker and John Sus- In ing Institution, some repair the aw hot air from the oven Come see these classy new Brand” and Ernest John Conrey were hostesses to Carol Kern Is Is Joe Purvis of Las Penny” "happiness is a halfway crude log buildings and the others utilized to generate all the pow- The “smooth and trick of Denver; members of B*?ta Phi Alpha Moth- models. lines are modish.” . . . station between too much and too Damke of cook or do the farm work. For er for the plant,” said Vanzo. Animus; and Kenyth ers club which met at the sorority Recovering Slowly Plain pointed effects, and square lasts. THE little” and in "The he Fool" says this labor, they receive their room The Fort Collins. chapter house Wednesday after- group left the mechanical BIGGEST SHOE VALUE IN TOWN! that "happinees is clean and living, and board, such as it is. Miss Carol Kern, a student at building 8:30 noon. Ten members were present at Saturday morning takes pleas- clear thinking, and self-forgetful- Both students and teachers and Sigma Phi Epsilon and each told of vacation experi- at- Aggies last year, « recovering slow- spent the whole morning on and Several In announcing the pledging of Mrs. the ness. self-respect.” tend their classes in overalls. Some from accident which occured the excursion. The committee In ure ences. Conrey, president, ly an Barth of Denver. people who lack a sponsored edu- of the classes held in the in last affair A1 Vanzo Donald appointed Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs. G. T. are open Kansas April. She was charge of the was cation are at that half-way station. and Leon Blerl. and and which are held in- with five In Westfall’s i^rtEYElte Avery Mrs. Edgar Hicks as air in those others Dr. Several live think Theta Lambda of Delta Delta members of the ! more cleanly, side there desks The A. S. M. nominating com- are no or chairs, car, returning from Oklahoma, E. plans to be very the of mittee clearly, are able to forget them- the Delta announces pledging as election of officers Is to hut professors and students sit where they had attended the na- active In such projects this year. and Roberta selves for others, and retain their Catherine Long-more he held at the next meeting. on the floor. tional forensic meet. Mawson of Fort Collins. self-respect. There is no standardized curricu- Although they were all badly Such to al- lum to hinder the students in their philosophy seems be shaken up and übirsed, the rest Alpha Sigma of Ph. Kappa Tau entirely lacking today. Par- choice of a profession. "Comm* r- i PERSONALS most were able to return home, but Miss in announcing the ents cialized and fraternities takes pleasure send their children to college sports" are Kern’s injuries were more serious, Hansen of Denver. Ed Williams of visited pledging of Itay Denver 1 ; so that they be fitted for high- not to be contended with at Com- may she was taken to the hospital at McDonald of Fort Collins, the Phi Delt house Sunday. Roger er paid positions, and not for the monwealth. The students live in Kingman, Kansas, where she receiv- and Lloyd Smith of Julesburg. crude log huts for dormitories. development of the mind ho that ed treatments for Internal injuries L. T. Maims visited the Phi Delt they think and act as gentlemen Several courses are suggested to before broken bones could be set, house Delta Rho of Sigma Nu held for Sunday. . and ladies what is the students and select should. For, they may and she was placed In a cast. mal pledging last Wednesday night the In the United they desire. The in- t greatest religion any group About the first of July she was Leonard Laird returned for Jack Cook. Charles Lockhart. recent- do States today? Is It not the worship structors not teach or preach; able to be brought to her home from Mountain National George W. Cummer, Frank Drom- ly Rocky , of the and the Almighty Dollar? Everyone they merely guide help in Windsor but the cast was not mond, Walter Harris. Arthur Park, where he spent the summer. , with w seems to think that happiness can students their lessons and removed until the first of August. Starbuck. Roland Hutchinson. Paul I be and must class work. bought one have an Two weeks ago she became sick Smith, Risdon, Booth and King- H Rutledge. Howard Westman, J. , education Entrance in order to acquire the is not easy. Each of with the flu which caused a ser- P. Hartman. Phil James man motored to Denver to see the , Longman, money for that purpose. Why have the 60 students and teachers is ious in her setback recovery. How- I) U.-Mines S. O'Hara, Clifford Mann. Ralph J game. said students” so many men that they were picked. Only "purposeful ever, she is now improving and is IVER Mathews. Gordon Dyekman. Phil 1 when didn’t know taken. happier they are The only requirements able to sit up and to take a few W Palmer. "Pickles" Hanks and Collins , Blackford, William where the next month's rent must that be was they pass are they steps with the aid of her nurse, Lick John R. Allen, and Irv- Gadd were visitors at the Phi Tau Scott, ( from than when they sound In mind and body; that they corning can according to the latest reports of house over the weekend. ing Roberts. follow the of have every thing they want for the teachings the college her condition. i mere asking? If a person doesn’t and that they answer a set of ques- Nu Mothers club She is receiving visitors now. and Valkyries take pleasure in an- The Sigma met j Jiff know about all the new toys, he tions satisfactorily. // wa/> 70//? ahe hopes to be able nouncing the pledging of Florence at the chapter house Friday after- , says to con- won't want them, therefore he can The entrance examinations are tinue her work at Aggies the Weiss, Elizabeth; Florence Parr. noon. at his own unusual. The are 7 ! be ignorantly happy in rather following beginning of the second Fort Collins, and Sara Morton. Fort semester. uneducated way. He will be con- typical questions put to the stu- Collins. Mary Burlingame spent the week ( tent with the simplest foods and dents who seek admission: f/ end in Denver visiting Hellen Lott. abode if he hasn’t seen or heard Tell what you think of the fol- Otis Cox Is Given Gamma chapter of Bet Phi A1 777? 007' of the mansions of the educated lowing men: Lenin. Mussolini, Blood announcesthe pledging of Dor Jim Collins visited the Sigma Transfusion |)ha J Wilson rich paupers. Hoover, and Ramsay Mc- othy Hancock of Yuma, Colorado. Nu house Saturday night. y Donald. The condition of Otis Cox, busi- Why do you wish to come to Gor- WHEN THE PAPER DOESN’T ness manager of the Rocky Moun- Beta Phi Pledges Entertained Longman, Ivan Dyekman, Commonwealth? COME tain Collegian, has The Phi Delt pledges entertain- don Dyekman. and Fritz Ryan not changed to Write a 1000-word autobiography. the Wind- any great degree. A blood trans- ed the Beta Phi pledgee at a radio went to L&mbkln game In State approximately how much fusion dance house Satur- was given him last Friday at the Phi Delt sor Saturday. My father says the paper he reads leisure you have* had in the past which has given him some addi- iny night. ain't put up right. and how have five years you spent tional and he has been Nu alumni were dinner strength, Sigma He finds a lot of fault, he does, per- it? able to liquid foods the house last Wednes- eat more re- | Engagement Announced guests at suin’ it all night. Give your opinion of the follow- cently. day evening. Those present were Harry L. Stewart announced his He says there ain’t a single thing ing subjects: Communism, an- Ivan Dyekman, Julius Wagner, C. ngagement to Buena Ixrng of Sa- in it worth while to read. archism, Imperialism, capitalism, R. Jones, Foster Humphrey. Ray And that it doesn't print the kind Americanism, socialism and dem- Trade in Y'our Old Watch Klssock, and Harry Buttorf. of stuff the ueed. 1 _ people ocracy. We will pay you aa much aa He toast* it aside and says it's Aggie Grad* Wed >2O on a new one. Clark and Dutch Kasel Tell a good joke. Scotty strictly on the bum— I Lee Brown, 31. ami Miss Helen the weekend LEONARD’S wont to Pueblo over Hut you ougiit to hear him holler Although the Instructors receive Kttwart '32, were married In Fort 141 Ave. and North College when the doesn't come no pay the students must work Who paper I'ollin* September 2. They are llv- il better Cronin attended the Den and sings Peggy He reada about 'he weddln’s |i>g In Amherst, Mass . where lx*** ver-Mlne* night game In Denver he snorta like all out, uillllllllllllllllilillillllllllllllllllllMlllllilllllllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii: !»■ an assistantshlp. get last week. He reads the social do In’s with a 1 POSITIVELY most derisive shout, No better be made than VKI.OX ri Delta Alumnae Dine With prints can on than the Boswells? Weldele, Clarence Latta. for Jimmy He says they make the paper Save 8c per roll; 4c-sc-6c Pledge* prints Paul Koehler spent the week the folks alone, afll and women Members of the Trl Delta § Phone 342-W KAHM STUDIO 120 W. Oak § and at their homes In Sterling. He’ll read about the parties and nee Mrs. Including Wendell P n ilium' linn iiiiiiii min mini he’ll fume and fret and groan; iarllii, Mrs. Fred J. Treffelaen. it doesn't and Connie, Margaret Gothard spent the He says of information Every Monday Thursday... Mss Faith Barnes, Mrs. Julius — weekend In Edgowater. have a crumb Vet and Martha, in that Vagner, Mrs. Charles Re I mar, Mrs. hobbling Boswell But you ought to hear him holler I G. Scot*, Mrs. 8. D. Hall, Mrs TOWN TALK! rhythm ...as irresistible us OP Man In Bar- when the paper doesn't come. rthur Sheely, Mrs James Farqu Jeanette Pollock visited first It and he Rivuh and He’s always to grab to himself! arson, Mrs. Don McCarty, Mrs .1 thoud over Saturday Sunday. “Agtfies Expected Romp Over reads it plumb clean thru, t orris Howell, Miss Gervalse Rid And while a Chest- doesn’t mis* Item want Teachers!” you listen, light up le and 4 ,Ho an or a IX Mrs. Harry W. Hughes, G. S. Klommodson attended the —this Is true. erfield. nd Miss Dor<» ad Enjoy their fresh their Inactive members, Western States Taxpayers’ asso- fragrance, He says they don’t know what we Bhyanne Evans, Miss Annabel!** at Colorado You’ll mildness and better taste. ciation meeting Win, Too, In a New Skirt want, tbs durn newspaper I "Hon and Miss Alice (Tlaaman Friday and Saturday. Frl Spring* mild . . . and lined at the Delta Delta Delta *uyv. They’re yet they Satisfy. day night he talked at a taxpayer* And Sweater fthapter I'm going to take a day sometime house W*Hlnes*lay evening meeting at Canon City. Saturday C.heUt-rfield Hutlut an’ an’ 'em wise; Program Monday-. Wnioe*- new the go put meet the pledges of night ho spoke at a similar moot |o duyn, Fridays—lo m„ Tueadaya, Sometimes It seems as though they |>. Thur-day., lororlty. Ing Penrose. at Saturday* 9 Ji.iu., K. S. T„ Columbia Network. must be blind uud deaf and I The pledges present were the dumb; lllsses Alice Pen nock, Anna Kel Mario Kackstottor, Mr and Mr* But ought to hear him holier py. Anna Smith, Mary Jane Him you Mlm Wllmore and von were Sun- $1 98,„ $2.98 when the paper doesn’t come. liond*, Lois Ola turner, Edna Louis*' day dinner guest* at the Slgtna pyatt, Dorothy Young, Ruth Prln ► -Author Unknown. Chi house. lie, Ruth Young, I*>U Wilson, Alta luck non, Betty Briggs. (Buriy* Esther Brealow went to Castle outfit Wear a sport to the Kume. Mary Swan, Susan Adams, Mur vl*lt e luret Rock over the woekend to Wear it to Ihe classroom. Wear il to Oothard, Mary Eleanor Em with her sister, Ruth and her par- the mountains. All new fall styles fy. Bather Maxwell, Viola Roach, ents, and colors. I'lna Riley, Charlotte Bennluon. lorothy Mahoney, Anita Allen, janet Pollock ami three girls who . ITER fere pledged Wednesday evening, R-TOMCT THE CIGARETTE THAT'S MILDER ►"I Catherine Longmore incowpo^atiT" . . THAT The ICE CREAM . TASTES BETTER I active mamfbers present were Mlhhom Icon L G w in 137 W. Oak IMKifly-Wlgirly Hally Nelson, Marfo oo QUAMTY ALWAYS Aitohn from |os**s. Ethel Marje Little. Gamble, { 116 Wait Mountain Phono IR4-J ' I9M. kiooarr 4 Mvm Toiauo Co. Wednesday, September 28, lj THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIAN FOUR but the will Pistol Practice Dodeon. who has boon on regular course STUDENTS To I Clem year, FIRST CADET IS MORE October 3. NOVEL BASED ON the Western Slope doing eoll work not Htart until Start Next Week HA VEREGISTERED return HUGE News Tor the *'flenalon service, SUCCESS ed September 15 to complete his Announcement CAREER OF GRANGE Departmental Lieutenant Park B. master's at Colo* Herrick es work on a degree hundred Issueti Sat- One* twenty-six Aggies Registration rigures announced that fall The annual fall of the practice Tor * rado Aggies. picnic Riot the rolleked to the rhythm of the Based meteoilc career of allowed that 1312 stmlentß team on the urday pistol will begin next Entomology club will be held Mon- ! week President's Office Mai hematic** Revelers Blase sen Ghost ut time com- Friday night "Red” Grange, the Galloping had registered that Students who desire to Fred Case, who from day Oct. 3. The group will meet participate graduated titled corresponding iors, haughty Juniors, self-satisfied of Illinois, a novel ”77," be- pared with 131 S at a should sign Immedi- up before the end It was reported that It had been i Colorado Aggies last June, secured at th** entomology building Dr. and Mr*. Charles A. Lory a' of sophomores, and breathless fresh gins in the October issue of College time last year. This is a decrease the week. Practice who and from will last f . for Mr. lu*o Aroian, > a position teaching Smlth-llughes ately alter chapel there or tended the moating of the Western noces*ary unwrit- one-half of man graced the floor. New pledges Humor and reveals many of 6 students or about six weeks. has been in hospital In Ann Ar Nevada. He Is the only graduate will the Buckhorn for the pic- Taxpayers league at Colorado a in go to were with the ten in the life of the most A few more students eyed pride by . chapters 1 percent. graft out-ofotate A fee of 50 cents will be Friday Saturday I)r. Lory bor, Michigan, to have skin who has received an nic. Any one wishing to go must Springs actives. And how pled famous redheads. It is written Last the charg. many the will yet register. year ed second time. Hla doctors i position. entomology build- ed to cover expenses Tor addressed the El Paao County on a sign up at the target* gos strove to be properly dignified! by George Dunscomto. newsman total for the first semester was and ammunition. Next Teachers' association. Later In the j now say that Mr. Aroian will prob- ing before 3:00 Friday, September ! spring three (Here’s hoping they don't discover and closest friend of Grange. before 1338. months of practice J. W. (loss, ably not leave the hospital Doan Anderson, who received his 30. Members of the club wel- i wll be held day he conferred with are partly flc and that the actives aren’t always se- Mostly fact, though 15. The former In from Colorado a fee of a dollar and a member of the state board of ag- October report was 1 degree agronomy come to bring dates or guests and half W|H a date.) Freshmen took hidden tionized, the novel puts onto paper he would be here by the first of last June, the recipient a NEWSPAPER GUY” be charged. At this time there riculture at Pueblo. They also vis that ‘ Aggies was other interested students on the ONLY A will in first the real "Red” Grange, a college pleasure their gay Cadet station at October. of a scholarship to Michigan State to be competition with other ited the experiment campus are urged attend. from obscur- ! school* in football star yanked Mich. The programs, visualizing the future Ford. Mr. E. Shepherd, formerly con college, East I .arising. strut thru in Wednesday about 60 Rocky and itvto equal- 1 see a man a jam hWn of ity placed limelight with the Is taking calls for a long string multi-colored ones attended nacted college, scholarship $BOO a year preliminary meeting of led in that thrown the hall, the And who said intensity only by Mr. his ah for two Mr. Anderson is an there was a depres- Dr. Ix>ry, Prof. Alvin Kezer and Aroian's place during yours. DEAN LUCY ADAMS Take 'mid the speakers and group. a 0 about Lindbergh. seat sion When 63 future farmers or j the assistant in the department of Prof. George Morton attended sence. chat with them all. Through the novel move famous what have you, can discover annual Feeders’ at farm crops. He is working on his an ex "that day program TEA of the worlds "Is this Hoover?" I ask, the GIVES FOR dollar figures of sport, stage Gertrude Barnes went to master's In tra for the cadet, either times Wel- Akron The is an an Saul who in the d«* degree agronomy, Tuesday. day Pollock, was and tho back- crowd he defies ?’’ cadets screen against lington for the weekend will take him an- improving greatly or the with her nual feature held In connec- of mathematics here which approximately "he's of being partment of Now York and "No,” says someone, one had HOUSE-MOTHERS lot. It both. grounds Chicago, mother, who been to complete. Mr. Ander- mean a is probably visiting [ n tion with the branch experiment from September, 1927. until June. two years | Holly wood. the newspaper guys." Fort Collins. And who if four have son left the agronomy station at cares couples station there. 1929, spent Wednesday. Thursday slant his way thru Over 100 mothers and house- The novel provides a new I see a man pushing Fort Collins September 1, where he to "double-date” to get to the dance. and Friday In Fort Collins on hie mothers of attending college football. It reveals football as the lines girls One can’t on Al- San worked thruout his college course expect too much pros- Martin from Mr. Joe H. Rosa of Calgary, way from Parahote, Indiana, to fire glim- "Hoke" Eaton of Dean Lucy Adams it Is played in tho locker rooms and Of cops where a brightly spent were guests be shown la in Canada, here. He is a member of Sigma Chi perity to at once. It the at the berta, which way up Francisco. Games and shines. wookeqd 81gi*a Gh| at a tea served in Ammons Hull on the field. are viewed mers here fraternity. might make this college famous ami was a visitor al the college the past After resigning his position fire- house. Tuesday afternoon from 3 to 5 from tho inside, giving an utterly "Chief Collins?" I ask but a like Garbo, we detest tame. Any week. Mr. Rose is a vocational su- Mr. Pollock spent two years at the o'clock. The tea was given in order different picture than that obtain- man replies, Aggies have pervisor In Calgary. He conferred University of California, where he way made the season's KngineerinK Is stadium. The reader why that's one of those that Dean Adams, who new* on ed from the "Oh, no, "Buddy" and "Emmie” first cadet success. Watch them Laka« with various officials, including 11. took his Doctor’s degree. lowt year the Aggie this year, might is taken inside the squad room, in- newspaper guys.” Campus from Denver were gueets A. state of he filled the of in keep it up! at the Tlemann, supervisor vo- place a person on Herbert Sandal ’32 visited the the field of tihe be able to meet tlie house mothers to the huddle and onto I see a man start on trail of a Sigma Chi house Saturday. cational education. Mr. Rose was leave absence at the Indiana of mechanical engineering depart- the Famed of the of the girls who are on campus. play. figures college crook, the session Terre • ment last week. a student at summer State Teachers' college at but Tea was poured by Mrs. Noland FORESTERS TO BE gridirons of the East, West and And he scorns all assistance, the session. Ind. Prof. Schofield and past Haute, J. Harry Prof. thru- GOOD YELLOW and Mrs. Scott during the first hour GIVEN SCHOLARSHIPS South appear and reappear brings him to book. Mr. Pollock has been given the • George F. Henry of the mechanf- while Miss Ruth Prout and Miss out tiie story. "Mr. Burns?” I inquire. Someone 40c A REAM PAPEt of preparing a por- cal engineering department fished Conservatory responsibility Elizabeth Forbes Washington—The diaries Lath- starts with the Gallop- poured during The novel scornfully cries: at the tion of the Mathematics Exhibit in i In North Park the weekend. over rop PACK Forest Education Board oollege, the time of the second hour. The tea was serv-. ing Ghost in at "Burns? Naw, he’s Just one printing Mr. Clarence White visited old the department of science for the , ]U| ed is preparing to award fellowships when his has out of to the guests by a group of girls name leaped them newspaper guys." 21“ this BO61 E. Ml friends at the Conservatory World's Fair to bo held at Chicago In • M. Education forestry for the 1933-34. one of belonging to the Associated Wom- year the sport sections onto page I see a man knock on a presidents week. Mr. White studied music next, summer. Ho has also made a i en Students. Applications for fellowships newspapers throughout the coun- door here In 1907. He is now located In national reputation for himself as 1 The enrollment in psychology must be submitted, on forms when In the receiving line were Alice sup- try. It relieves the days a And the sign, "No Admittance," San Francisco, Calif. the Inventor of a set of mathemati- classes has the hundred ■ passed one plied by the Board, on or before nationwide raged Goddard. Mrs. F'red Stow, Dean controversy completely ignore. cal which of val- models, are great mark. Charles Shields has been the se- Lucy Adams, Mrs. John Cowley. January 1, 1933, to Secretary of around him. It carries on through this that PETTY ’ls Morgan privacy rights Another alumnus of the Conserv ue, illustrating certain higher cured to assist in the quiz sec- the Charles Lathrop PACK Forest Kathleen McCasklll and Mrs. Har- the turbulent, ensuing years—cuts he denies?" atory called on old friends her** phases of geometry. THE JEWELER tions. rison. Education Board, 1214 Sixteenth back now and then his to campus "Morgan? Shucks! It’s just one of the pa»t week. The visitor was G. I»r. T. Avery attended commit- furnished street, N. W. ends with the Music was by repre- days, present. those newspaper who lias guys.” Mr Reynolds, a position tee of the meetings Classroom sentatives from the Aw-ards of fellowships for the Encounters with the famed and Library college con- And some day I’ll walk by the instuctor of music in New York as Teachers’ Association the 1932-33 past year were made to: ill-famed, problems brought by the servatory. great streets of gold City. ; weekend in Denver HEADACHES? There have been several changes In preparation Weston Donehower. Department quick acquisition of hundreds of And see a man enter unquestioned for the convention which the library. In the reserve book coming of Forestry, Cornell University. thousands of dollars, NERVOUSNESS? In New Students Are exposure to and bold. Forestry takes place November 11 and John room will be found the fiction and [ 10. Edward Liersch, British the rackets which beset the occu "A saint?" I’ll Inquire and old EYE-STRAIN? 12. I)r. Avery is chairman of the Welcomed To Columbia Forest popular biography books, placed on, Aggie Service. pant of the limelight, all constitute Peter’ll reply: Monday evening at 7:15 the For- It is the shelves in the Classroom Teachers’ Interests Melvin Univer- of this swift Possibly your southwest cor- Livestock Ralph Lindgren, a part story. He’s Club "Well, 1 should say not. a estry Club was shown four rolls of, - committee. Have them ner. These will he checked out for sity of Wisconsin. eyes. newspaper guy.” films In the lecture room Each film examined by the customary two weeks. This col Harold John Lutz, Yale Univer- At the first meeting of the Live- covered a different phase of for- Miss Durward Will —M&cDougal. lection will be changed from time sity. Entomology stock club held at the livestock estry making the program educa- L. J. RITTER to tin * in order to proc w variety Louis Rene Scheult, University pavilion Monday night at 7:30 o’- Be Back By Oct. tional as well as interesting. lYo- Hubble and OPTOMETRIST George M. List left the middle of of Toronto. Anbury, Campbell the various animal husband- will he with films cov- clock, grams given attended dance Sat- Hereafter, only the 10c collec- this week for the Western slope to The purpose of these fellowships, a at Cheyenne Upstairs over Woolworth'* ry professors welcomed the ering other phases of forestry ut new An air mail letter received by tion of fiction will be placed on the ■ attend the Delta County field day. which have been granted annually urday night. students the club and its affairs. following meetings. iO President Lory from Mis* Margaret desk. Also, in the large reference • which is to be held at the fruit for the several to President Leonard Goff intro- past years, is en- Durward states she had her final room the bound magazines will be- - ranch of Earnest Allen at Paonia. courage men who have shown duced each of the un- Professor Morrill, head of ih* the professors to examination the at hospital and was Your at gin with the year 1929 to date. Mag Mr. List wrill address the meeting usual Intellectual and personal Spend Money Home! Those Forestry Department, a radio new men. giving short talks gave assured by the doctors that she Your at azines dated before this will have * on the subject “Insect Pests In- qualities to obtain training that Buy Fraternity Jewelry talk Monday the 19th over Sta- were: Professor George E. Mor- on could return to Fort Collins and to be asked for at the desk. jurious to Fruits.” will equip them for responsible tion KOA. in Denver. Hia talk, "The ton. Fred Leinbach. II R. (“Duke”) HODGSON’S take up her work at the Agricultur- work, either in the general prac- Forestry Situation In the United Lascelles. and Ronald Tom a al college. She left Carpinteria. Armstrong Hotel Building Your Creet put on while you Laura Makepeace, Irene Coons. Mr. John L. Horner of the re- tice of forestry, in the forest in- States." presented the latest facts new acquisition to the animal bus Zt-lia Ruth search Calif., yesterday to visit at La Rank and Ilelsa accom- department is in Rocky dustries, in the teaching of forest- of and figures showing the plight bandry department this year. the Colorado Mountain Ford the w*ork of the Verne, to see Billy Hughes and the panied Club > closing year ry, in forest research, or in the de- the forests and lumber industries After a few perfunctory remarks other on a weekend : on the project, Fort Collins boys tnere. She trip to Chimney Rock state ‘‘Control of velopment of public forest policy. from the and invitation from each resulting depression. an to also the seventeenth and eighteenth. . the Onion Trip” No expects to visit a few Aggies restrictions are made as to age, come into their office often thru- the leader before to Fort Miss Makepeace was educational status, or practical ex- returning Collins. Before school opened this se- out the Goff outlined for Mr. Leslie year. Leonard She will be back EDMOND’S the trip. Daniels, also of the re- but in her office by Professor his perience, ordinary fellowships mester Morrill moved th** various activities and Interests search department, is spending the first of the month. will be granted only to American office and files into an adjacent of the club. Following Mr. Goff's The Episcopal Guild was enter- - some time closing the experiment Canadian citizens Professor or who have room, leaving Ford the oration, refreshments consisting of tain* * I at Miss Baker’s home Wed- work of the year in the Greeley dis- completed an undergraduate col- office that was used by both last doughnuts and apple elder were nesday evening by Misses Charlotte * trlct, where the department has lege course or its equivalent. year Small classes and seminars served. and Anna Baker. I < been studying the habits and meth- It was the wish of many Miss Forbes. Miss Grants be made for study hold within the office. may at are new that the cider (rather All Silk Pell and Miss Starln. ods of control of the potato psyllld aged) had Undies a school of forestry or an institute been more plentiful and the dough- of research, forest under Ruben Greffenius and Samuel or a man- nuts more numerous. Home in both of class of 1932. Veterinary Economics agement. association with forest Lamb, the art- .95 Those who remember Rod Mary industries, or in travel. Appoint- now at Michigan University taking Dr Newsom gave ; well, who in will be work an interesting graduated ’3l. ments may be made for twelve graduate They are special Freshmen Girls $1 talk the Interested know that to Junior A. V. M. A. on i to she Is as- months for icing in Zoology and game man or a shorter or longer swine Erysipelas Recently sever- sisting In the laboratory courses of Y Club and be ageraent. Organize period, may renewed. Fel- , the home economics al outbreaks have been reported In department lows will be expected to devote the Eastern part of the state. Dr. here. Courses with which she is their full Mark E. Wlaner ‘3l is employed time to the work for the On 21. 15 assisting are: Wednesday, September N* wmiiii and Dr. Stout of the B. A Clothing 1, Nutrl of which —Reautiful dance sets and as laboratory assistant In the de- purpose the fellowships step- freshman girls met In Ammons hall I several . tlou and men's cooking clasecß. partment. He Is helping Professor spent days in the areas are awarded. four in lace trimmed and tail- Mine Hod well here from at p. m. to organize the Fresh- ins, where this diseas.- was - comes Longyear in Dendrology and Wood killing off "Y” club. Greeley, where she her man Those who met were muiiy pigs. obtained ored excellent Technology. styles ... Warren, Whitney, quality girls who are Cowan, Dyer Mnater's degree during the post interested in the and Davidson went to Greeley Fri- all sizes. work the ... year. of “Y”, and n the organ- Mias Louise Gibbs of Fort Col day night to see the Hays-Teachers JOHN D. HARTMAN ization of the club. The 15 girls line was married to Mr Dr Goekjlan bus a position In a recently game. REPUBLICAN Alllmtn that to NOMJNEE \'« In Mias announces the are serve as a nudes for the "Scotty*' Chapman ‘So. Mr. Chap t**i Inary hospital Cleveland, FOR men's cooking class which meets club and are r* sponsible for Its tuan is a Park Ranger at Yellow Ohio The report that lie went to ( COUNTY JUDGE from 4 to 7 is 1 i South filled. Twenty stu- growth In the future each girl stone Nutional Park, where they America was unfounded. A resident of Fort Collina dents are enrolled. will guest In for 28 will live. bring a or guests and College Cleaners years, and a taxpayer in Larimer this way enlarge County. Dr Aiehelnmn was a visitor last the club. work In Nutri- A graduate of Fort Collins The laboratory Mrs. McKwen Coons C. Anderson 'l9 Pi da| hi waa gatllng inform.ition and Miss Lionel returned SUITS cleaned High School. A. 8., tion is unusual Simpson a little In character were chosen of the -J from California recently with his on swim* Erysipelas. us sponsors and 1 College. Studied law at the this yoar. The purpose in the few prcsHed . . . !j) dub. of Colorado and wife and small ' hilt! and Is visiting University laboratory assignments Included In Due to the fact that there at Ohio State University. lu Fort Collins and Moulder. Ik Dr K* north Smith of Alamosa, will Nutrition Is to cull attention the CORDUROYS rft Admitted to the bar in to be ten in hall several years with the Forest Colo ami Dr Kenneth Green of the a Ammons next Tuee spent Colorado and Importance of a periodical health cleaned OUC a member of In Colorado Gat*- day afternoon the next dub meet- Service before leaving Golden country were visitors the law firm of Hartman and examination, to acquaint the stu for California. lahi week ing will Is* be held Octolmr fourth Hartman. A member of the of the Phone 1144 dent with some procedure* 110 W. Laurel at four o'clock. At this meeting Larimer County and Colo- employed, and to direct attention rado Btate Bar Associations. Dr ami Mrs. Glover spent the girls will elect officers for th** Sun-1 to the* Veterinary relationship between nu | Mrs *la> in Tonington. Wyo, with their coming year MoEwen will [ trition and well-being read for the girls. Dr K. M Stout of the Bureau of son, — %7a llllllii. Marie Animat Industry stationed Den I (Unfold and Dorothy Mc- at Periodical health examination la Wc Are Here You Dr Intyre th*- class to Serve ver called on the department last Newsom and Dr Cross were , are upper sponsors coming to be regarded ns a pre- the dub, are week On Wednesday and Thurs- confined to their homos for a few for hiul planning many FREI) ventive medicine measure. It EVANS, Optometrist day he conducted w swine clinic at days, yaat week, with a told. interesting programs. including mak(*H |M>seible the recognition of An Exclusive Eye Service 110 South College the veterinary hospital for the stu outside speakers, discussions. and curly symptoms and digits of dis- dents' instruction Karl Wilk-i.M has been helping Dr. programs I.KT*S OU ease Study of material furnished SUPPORT Bourn-e with the laboratory work. Girls Interested this to cells and material they produce in group are William Aioheitiian '32 urged to attend the THE stopped in health and disease has come to meetings. Meet- HOFFMAN JEWELRY STORE the office hod week He Is le at prat he an procedure ings will held * very Tuesday Agronomy accepted routine 1903-1932 ticing at PhittervlUe. Colorado medical evening at four in Amnions hall. Phone 552-W In training * 107 East Mountain Ave. ADVERTISER! In addition to the routine tests Ralph Welhing. who graduated 1 College and Fraternity Jewelry Kenneth L Green i« '3l, who the clauses will carry on two prob- Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Simpson vis- from Colorado Aggies In agronomyf working on his ranch near Golden ed N. K. In 1930 and his terns in unjma! experimentation. it Simpson at 402 Plum. spent fifth yearr last visited the department week. Mr Simpson, a member of till here In 1930 31, |» now at Ndtraskn «'!«»» of 1918. is manager of the University Ho received his mas- Education Texas Milk Products at Mt. ters in agronomy In 19322 plant Ghent English degree Barber Pleasant, Texas. Shop They Make it Possible and is a member of the Sigma Phii Professor G. A. Schmidt, who Is The of the English Depart H|>*ilon men fraternity. an Haircut 25c In charge of ntudent teaching, for Us to Put Out the weekend of the 23rd lie received a meiit spent scholarship of $4OO9 flounces that several people will Kathleen Met'ask ill went to her ( hildren under 12 15c on a fishing trip at North Park per year to work on his doctor's - start teaching projects In Fort home In Whectrtdge the week on over a COLLEGIAN the in degree Tilers arts four Shave 'Phone who made up is rty of thesei- Collin* high jM'hool. Tlmnath high end to visit with her parents. 15c Mr Cow * holarahlps eluded lay, Mr McKwen, granted each year in ii school, and here on the campus Westfall the whole Your Mr. Moore, Dr and Mr university Mr. Wathtngit Monday, October 3 Part of the ad- Dorothy Graves, Erma Dee Burns Patronage Appreciated Bchmldt. These fishing trips have constdared himself <|uit« fortunate>■ lanced students began teaching and H«den Rowe moved to the Kap- 13!) I.indrn Street II 11111111 l 11111111 l II in distinction. bet time annual events receiving this with the beginning of the school pa Deltu Ualge last woekono Spptember 28, 1932 THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIAN FIVE out ■» twenty-five GAMES THIS WEEK GYMNASTS PREPARE Tennis the end, In a play where an end In Dratwings grounding a punt slides with the FALL TRACK FOR COMING SEASON ball the effort FOR September 30 Have liven Made over goal line In an to the Ka luma speed up game they also University vs. Denver men have already re- when than sub- Twenty-five Pager held that more one at Denver. to get back into condition Drawings Jmve been nilid* in r «" llack Coach nortml tot' and stitute is -ent In at time they ' - Colorado to start learning new oxer the Intramural and tennis a Arklos vs. Teachers open in rail track practice Jvmte’e ttoal clses with which should be sent in by a group. They at Greeley. they can excel tournaments and matches will be the new men with the also be lenient h their conference rivals Joe agreed to in inflict- l 0 acquaint October 1 Coach played off as soon as opponents track, anti to of college Tob«ska and his ing penalties for cruwling or pil- principles Colorado gymnasts are hard can get together on the time University vs. Mlnee to into condition to derive ing. pci them at Boulder. at work in the men’s gymnasium play. benefit from regular maximum Colorado every night at five o'clock A large number of College vs. Utah at I good matches in the spring. practice Salt t are in and it is that FRESHMAN track I>ake. Two conference championships in prospect hoped GRID TEAM of the men majority who talent will The Montana State new be discovered for vs. Utah Ag- a row have not given the gymnasts SHOWS IMPROVEMENT are distance have already repoj-ted gles at the tennis team next year. Logan. over-confidence, but they are work- Is planning Anyone who on Brigham in the men Young vs. Western ing with enthusiasm and determin intra-mural tournament At the close of two weeks of tract next spring ex- ailing out for State at Gunnison. the pairings are: Singles, 11. Dyer : ation to make this the third suc- tensive practice, the yearling squad should make arrangements to go Chadron and Hugh Rose, M. Snyder and H vs. Wyoming at Lar- cessful year. seems to be developing quickly In- in order to aid In Riddel, L. Lindeamltb out Immediately ftmle. and L. Faru The loss of Mur! Hill to one that will produce team which will Williams. a winning developing a track Jlan, W Longmore and G. Thomas. w McCracken. Earl Hud team this year In scrimmage at Halts. Mur Jones klH the conference title Ag- G. and M. Polley, G. Sned- ,|, with ray, and Owen Blundin through the varsity Monday night sev- don and J. Minik (the winner gies. to graduation will be noticeable eral men stood out as good beta st the end of but In previous years, Aggies Meet Bears They Will Be In Action Again Friday Night. play Grasse). G. Gomer and H. non-letter for berths the but men from last year's regular on team, practice period there Bollngur (winner play LaSasso). fall tiuck to the At as no definite lineup has been Greeley Friday squad promise to continue the ex- yet cross-country race. This and 11. Davis and D. Barth with the has been a cellent of last announced. performance year's winner is to be something sim- Last Week's Results playing Golden. year there (Continued | from Page 1) team. October marks the opening Just Intramural doubles find Com- ilar to tlte cross-country. what and Measerschmltt is the The ‘'Boards Tor of the likely Buys In The Great things are of let game Aggie Frosh this ? expected mer and Stamm matched ugainst will be has nol been decided Conference thts looking center. various and that The posi- ter men from last year who are and year, ut time they meet The of Farajian and LaSasso. Minlck as yet. winners this upon tions by no Field Is Named are means cinched and hence, For Him Football the , back. “11111" Blandin, last year’s the Wyoming yearlings at Lara- similar in Rocky Mountain Runge against Lang and Golden. crosscountry, or a race, several newcomers come mie. they trounced the may conference swung Into action Fri- Lindesmlth and Jones against year receive medals. Every man will hrough before the team and this t starting lineup and several Wyoming year they C. C. Durkee. for several day Saturday with in- Longmore and Snyder, whl 1 o sho has Interests In ellher the years aa material to work with during 1904 Is anounced. favored to There and confer- Grass** and are repeat. Is a student at Aggies, donated h und *O5 terseotlonal games two Schroeder drew a bye or field Iw urged to roport enough and consequently the Ag- track Coach John possibility that they meet the Hancock of Teachers in the first round. may money to build a high board ence games. Coach White. fencee gles did not make an extra good to b* rapidly developing fast Fort Logan team this coming Sat- a team at around part of the U. S. C.-Utah Action is started in the open athletic Heldd showing. the Greeley urday. but complete arrangements Institution. With a coni which Is used The which tournament by Dr. West fall against now by the womenii Scores in 1904 game was being watch- have not been made us and it and the ed the 11. Davis, Ray Andrews against K. yet, athletic grounds were nam- D. 0. I closely was contest between RULES i- U.. 18; Aggies, Is NTERFRAT j yet uncertain whether or not ed Durkee Field in his honor. ; Southern California and Utah U. Taylor, Stlmrnel versus Hugh C. C.. 3; Aggies 0. the game will be played at that Football Rose, and Tom Hall against A. Scores in 1902 U. of €., 46, Aggies, | Southern California snowed the ARE GIVEN OUT 0. time. U. C., 11; Aggies, Clark. 6. Mines, 61; Aggies, 0. fighting Utah team under with a The other that will Utah U., 0; Four combinations are entered in games be Aggies, 0. Wyoming, 6. seore of 35-0. Utah missed a good last of 5; Aggies At the reguar meeting played this are: with Utah Aggies, the open doubles. Clark and Mc- year One the 5; Aggies, 24. chance to score in the first quarter. Council rules Scores in 1905 he Interfraternity Cain Colorado University Frosh on Octo- C. C.. 29; Aggies. 6 Denver-M ines drew Golden Portman, while D. U„ 0; Aggies, 12. ipre mad*' that will govern all ln- ber 5. at Fort Collins, and with D. Grasise and Hall are to play An- one U., 11; Aggies, 5. Friday night D. U. and Mines Mines, 17; Aggies, 10. erfrutemlty contests this the Teachers’ Frosli Greeley, year, Mines, drews and Douglass. at on 6; Aggies, 6. clashed In a conference game which makes all letter in- C. C., 33; Aggies, 0. COACH October 12. 'his ruling men TO BISK A All semi-final matches in t!Te Last yeur the Aggie Scores the pioneers in 1903 Wyoming, 6; Aggies, 34. won 13-7. ligible for Intel fraternity competl- Frosh defeated the Teachers, but U. tournament are to bo played by C., 5; Aggies, 0. Utah 0. The University of Denver team ami also in and also holds that U., 25; Aggies, captain high point man lost to C. U., and this lon. any man ( October 22. according to the sched- year they Mines. 2; 10. its first Aggies, played game under Its new the conference is of the will not Scores in 1906 one best are fuvorwd to win from u! for any varsity sport x ule and this is necessary so the Teachers, C. C.. 5; Aggies, 8. coach Percy Locey. Mines, 11; Agglee, 0. gymnasts ever developed in this and to «• allowed to compete Men out ( finals may be finished before win- are also hoping trounce D. U., 16. 6; Aggies, Hays Teachers-Colorado Teachers Bill football light Hancock Is C. C., 0; Aggies, 4. conference. Riddell has earned their ancient rivals from >r Profdi are likewise paratively squad. , ter weather closes the courts. Boulder. Griffith coached Aggies In 1901,*■ Teachers, U. playing under their new letters in producing u grid team that will com- of C., 0; Aggies, 0. two gymnastics and is 'O2 and ’O3, during which eked time theyy D. 0. lights, out a victory of 7-0 from The of these la bine speed and deception In their U., 10; Aggies, getting better every year. Bill udption rules, It made considerable progress. It wass This was the that J. Hayes Kansas Teachers. Greeley home few MEET VULCANIZING AND BAT- make campaign for conference honors. year Claude brought a new ideas from i OFFICIALS tdieved, v\ ill It possible for in 1903 that they had their strong also has TERY CHARGING Rothgeb came to coach the a new' coach, John Han- the to The backflekl will be built around ' Aggies. Olympic gymnastic meet this i<>re men benefit from the con- est team. The INTERPRET FLATS FIXED. 35c same men were inn cock w'ith TO NEW He had been all-western end at II Aggies tangle Teachers which will i*sts them veterans who are fast and shifty summer probably, help Mercer Hdw. A Tire Co. held, and will give a college who had played two years8 llnois for 2 years, played profes- Friday night. him out this National Tire Service liance to play It will also but light. Butler and Sullivan will year. Marven Wurst, FOOTBALL RULES en- under Griffith. They (l were defeated sional in both State 208 Linden St. baseball the Ameri- Brigham Young-Montal.a another of nirage men, who have not been alternate at quarterback. Kintz, the letterman. is one the only once that year and that the by e and and B. defeated Montana State can National Leagues, Y. U. most itstanding stars in high school, ace of last year’s squad, will experienced men in the con- un- University, the score being 5 to 0. Coach Harry Hughes attended came to reconunend- 6-0 in conference tilt played at Aggies highly a ference and should be i try out and benefit from the doubtedly start at fullback and Te- and that on the horse score was made on aa ( the meeting of officials and coaches ed for both his ability In football Ogden. a point winner FOR SERVICE hletlc experience they will gain. sone and Brennecke look like the sure for Aggies. fluke. The team representing Ag- of the Rocky Mountain conference and baseball, —SEE— starting halfbacks. that from last gies year includede such menn ■ Experienced men year’s heldl at Denver Saturday, for the Scores in 1907 who and Thomanns’ as: Balmer, Zenor, Cavanaugh, Ful- squad are out some of i purpose of interpreting and mak- Cafe C. C., 20; Aggies, 0. GLANCES AT ler, De and whom to make 121 South SPORT Lappe, Acher, Pumpelly Women’s are sure the team ingi revisions to the new grid rules. College Are. U. of C., 17; Aggies, 13. Sports Glller. this year r.re: Sisson, Meyer. Gadd. At this meeting a special ruling Mines, 35; Aggies, 0. Last weekend a few teams start these and Only one of men, Bob Ful j Faculty women are becoming in- Ayers. Many others with i governing the new "dead" ball rule the ball Scores in 1 rolling and this weeß to for the 19044 19.08 terested in less We specialize Model A and ler, returned college the iown swimming slightly experience are con- < on grounded punts was made This of conference will into U. C.. 40; Aggies, 0. le race swing season and consequently the first, t class which has instruction offer- ceded a good chance. i sport tops. Carpets, cur- new ruling makes it optional with st action when D. U., 17; Aggies, 0. seat ten teams take real opportunity for Aggie foot- t ed tains, covers. Body an on Mondays and Wednesdays at Riddell the offending team as to whether states that gymnastics in ' if* field in the battle royal for ball vanished. Scores in 1909 and lender work. championship three o’clock. For those who are the they take the ball the it Rocky Mountain conference 1 on point O. J. MINCER 214 Pine St. lanipionship laureis. No complete John H. Mclntosh was made di-i- C. C., 31; Aggies. 6. free those hours, it gives an un- Was grounded, or 20 yeards at compare quite favorably with what out from >set took place last week and rector of athletics at the collegee Wyoming, 3; Aggies, 33. usual opportunity to secure expert he saw at the Olympics, except that ost of the teams stacked up pret early in September. 1904. He hadd Scores in 1910 instruction. Miss Prout will be in not quite as many pieces of appar- well to pre-season This considerable a dope. had experience as a Mines, 10; Aggies, 6. the - charge of class. atus are used here. eek. however, anything might coach and had an enviable record d D. U., 22; Aggies, 0. About ten more members are ipp**n wait to and one can only as an all-round athlete while at- t- C. C., 24 ; Aggies, 0. needed before the class i| definite- e the In the line. Blight Clifton will final outcome of the games. and tending the University of Georgia.a U. of C., 44; Aggies, 0. $4.50 for $5.00 value at the College l assured. All wom- like that o/cl ly Fort Collins oil start probably at ends. Ratteree and He had light and inexperiencedd Wyoming U . 10; Aggies, 0. Cafeteria. en are invited to join the group. tab's defeat at the hands of the Olson are the likely looking tackle The charge for this class is five ilversity of will Southern California candidates and Buck, a veteran, Students Can Attend Schools in ■ dollars. 'Oil ojans, the mythical national probably start at center. For I Southwest Much Cheaper pipe, of last amps year, seems to give guards Hancock has the veterans. We Find.... A United Press Survey of lead* All who still Interested fans \ girls are 1 the Idea that the Ute’s Falkenstein and Thompson. lug Institutions shows fch I I in entering the tennis tournament eiigth has been somewhat over- Hancock is teaching his men the dents can attend college's and uni- will have With Frank s to hurry to Ammons hall ed. but it was an Howard Jones he youthful Carideo as impressive de- system of play as versities of the southwest for about before six the list and Dame o'clock today, as t and all the R. M. C. schools under coach the Notre “sys- learned it Jones at the Univ- 20 e less than last f percent year. will be taken down at that hour. have to do to tem” Installed, the University of 1 plenty trying ersity of lowa, where he played In n The greatest saving U reported them from Missouri hopes this fall to regain -P sweeping to an 1922. 1923 and 1924. in living expenses. Fraternities >er the gridiron glory which it possess- [. A mass meeting for all hockey chamipionship. The team and the Aggie band in and boarding houses everywhere ed years past. players will be called soon. At this announced 10 percent to 20 percent Carideo came Missouri withIj ’hat Denver trounced Mines was to meeting a captain and a manager cuts in bills, line e house with all predictions. Tlilb only a year’s coaching experience will be elected; also a d- finite time assistant Purdue, hutt Price® for dances, subscriptions '•k the Pioneers meet the Kan- as mentor at for hockey practice will be chosen. Men’s Oxfords the late Knute Rockne called himn to school magazines and other "es- Unlverslty eleven, the team Iteans luive almost defeated the the finest field strategist he had il sentlal" campus t Aggies in a post- GOOD-LOOKING Jennie Greene was elected head without been reduced. ®°n and their ever seen. exception game last year, .1 ml of dancing at the W. A. A. meet- College clothing has also dropped lity to hold this powerful ag- GOOD-WEARING in ing held Wednesday. Sept. 21. the Studentt price, gation will be a real test of Nothing Passes By lr strength. Council at the Colorado School off Freshmen Paint Giant Mines M A notice of the W. A. A. meet- M Ines $2.95 t„$3.95 ’he the in Teachers’ win over Kansas The Athletic Board, a subdivi- 1 Saturday, fresltmen ing last week's paper was an i- class carried on the twenty-four tchers last week, while Impres- sion of the Council, drew up a con- : error. The meeting in honor of the p had Itt old tradition by painting the freshman enough in Itself, is not enough stitution of their own and year girls was held today, in- MAXWELL’S ,f big M on Mount Zion. Over 100 prevent the Aggies from being [Missed on by faculty and Board of stead of Wednesday, Sept. 21. An Friday after- will leave the gym Best orltea in h freshmen and several sophomores Values in Footwear their tilt Friday night. Trustees without it going through account of today's meeting will oc- noon. No arrangements have been engaged in the feat. the Btudent Council. cur In this issue. made for student transportation as - ■ 'his In order lo gain their power rep- game Is over at Greeley and yet, hut If enough Aggie supporters W resentation on the Board, the Stu- i Interesting Lyceum Series at K. U. I LIKE hould not be to YES, necessary urge show Interest a special bus will be dent Council ordered the registrarr In the lecture course is included ryone that to go. to smoke I have possibly can taken. Granger. of the school of ‘ill he not to pay any thee Kent political observer; I)r. Sut- an excellent HELIX) BOYS AM) opportunity, The probable starting lineup fol- AGGIES, GIRLS tried all kinds of fees to the tobacco; but, to how student athletic over o ton, big game photographer; Rich- see the new rulings will Here attractive for lows : are some prices you Athletic Board fund without thee ard Halliburton, author-traveler; frankly, I have never found n t the game. Aggies Teachers Cash consent of the council. Wm. radio and Carry Hurd, commentator; oilier that in an good as Morris End Blight any It is of Interest to see what the Urail&ford, Hritish journalist. <• MEN s yet we have seen im Tackle nothing Rector Ratteree be. Granger. verdict will In the concert series are the fol- nslve In the line of pep organ Kerr Guard... Falkenstein Suits cleaned and 50c "I think 1 know lowing noted artists: Hufltz, vlolln- pressed something lon activity, and It seems high Meaaerachmitt . .Center.... Buck Freshman at the 1st; Hall Johnson Negro Choir; Rants cleaned and about and 1 should > that matriculation e pressed 30c tobaeeo, they should he niuking Thompson Maag Guard. . . . and University of Denver is eight perr Iturbl, plunist Swarthout, Inez- tnselvos heard. And also Overcoats cleaned and 85c that is the one what McMlchael ....Tackle Olson pressed say Granger <> zo soprano. cen higher lhan last year. The become of the quaint old cus- Cruikahank . End ....*. Clifton Hats cleaned and blocked 50c tobacco that is made University of Wyoming reportss There will be seven debates, lu- just of having the Frosh button. bunimun Quarterback., Sullivan registration of 1049 atu ents, whichll eluding meetings with Irish team Have an A sewed on your back 50c right for pipes.” Tesone Mencimer ... Halfback ... is a drop of 100. University of Colo- • and throe plays by Dramatic cluf). I*ll track a Halfback.... Kintz haH begun and squad McDonald ... decline of 25 LADIES rado figure* show a These 22 events may bo enjoyed Bbout twenty-live Brennecke men are work Sartorls . Fullback in enrollment. per cent by paying $4.00, which makes an Plain one piece woolen dresses t ihfiil i.l average cost of less than 20 tents cleaned Hth White. Here Is an excellent and pressed 65c No Moonlight an event. B>ee Parking . for anyone who wants to Lorine McCurdy II Tho tobacco Chief of police in Lawrence, Ught weight coats |j<-< t A Mll«* loiiA. i o la that'* linht out for some sport whethor he Kansas, advise** the university stu- I cleaned and 65c anil the pack- ■ had Has Blood Poison pressed previous experience or that'* H dents against parking along coun- For and • ll ajft* ri^ht for at this time the squad Is Quality Winter fur trimmed coats !■ roads this There has been H try year. very large and this means h Miss Lortne M-Curdy. Aggie grad- cleaned mMj recent tendency toward hold-ups, Service and pressed 85c chance to Always develop Into a uate. w is taken to the lamgmont which has started In und aroundd Fur coats cleaned and before roll glazed $3.00 man the moots hospital bust Tuaaday afternoon. She Hnd. Kansas City some time ago and al- —SEE—- is suffering from blood poisoning ready has caused some inconvenII• | In her believed to have been arm Ionce to the students. W. L. HOUT ELECTRIC SHOE contracted from a spider bite or are also tumbling, swim There might be a congestion of„ TAILOR FURRIER Ihg Infection Miss Is (LEANER basketball and tennis to go hay McCurdy parking himu-** at Aggies If hold SHOP, Inc. 225 S. College Phone 107-W home economics and f at this time, so It's your now Instructor ii[mi were started on the few coun- ii- Second Door South of Pont Of lice *'n coat h at the ‘hit, Aggie men, If you don't volley ball Longmont try roads around Fort Collins. Ban- 140Vi South Collage lt«i nto some sport. high school. dit*, beware! ouim.iu is amekk vs PIPE TOBACCO Wednesday, September 23, THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLBOLAN SIX Dean Johnson Gives W. A. A. Honors NOTICE Education NOTICE Are Favorites In Miss Club Be Aims Of Boys Contemporary May Delta All Inter- All member* of PI Freshman Girls sophomore girl# I(Continued from Page 1) should watch rSpellon are asked to meet In Allison’s Classes Started tester red In Spur After high school Dean Johnson Cooking By Stimmel the office at 7:00 for box which will be plac- where he Colleiflan of W. A A. a went to Rutgers college The regular meeting to ed in Amm Mali. Applica- o'clock Thursday evening >n« course Civil En today was In honor of the fcei- foresters and completed the In held &f-ny Colorado Aggie men. by engineers of the diacues several wijej for the cam the meeting of the group one tions will be received thru important the firs? An«« club Aggie Like college boy freshmen girls. Formerly as they are working In the glneerlng. every