Have Yon Read The Lyceum Tonight. Student Body Have You Secured Constitution; Your Student Ticket? TheRocky Moutain C ollegian
by the Anociated Students of the Ohlorado Agricultural College
VUI.UMB XXXVIII FORT COLLINS, COLORADO. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1028 NUMBER
FROSH TO CLEAN Y. Af. CHEMISTRY DEPT. C. A. Starts Dr. Lory Returns “A” SATURDAY "NEW TRAFFIC Drive for Finances From Eastern Trip FACULTY COUNCIL
The Aggie "A" is lo be weeded this! Plan* under for IS NOW ONE j arc way the annual President Charles A. Lory returned coming Saturday RULES before with SUPPORTED the game M. C. A. fitiHiiciul The drive. goal Huiunlay from a trip to Washington. PROPOSES NEW State jV. . Touchers College. Every ' fresh **l la $1,700.00. They hope i l to obtain l!». C. and other eastern cities. Whib* "inti is expected to be on the Job Sat-' $OOO.OO from stihscripMotiM from the fa- | in the National capitol he nrday Driving Condition? Campus attended a OF morning The time of the de on 1 LARGEST and from culty $1,100.00 the students. meting of the Special Executive Greatly Both | ! meet GRADING | lM‘rture T«r the “A” will Improved; SYSTEM Saturday be The fnculty men have than more in I ing of the Association of Land Grant announced Students and In. at Chmtel Friday. former Faculty year*. Colleges and Universities Course Ac- The “A" club will for dorse New Plan Major Chemistry . j arrange tranr- 'Vnyne Iteltx im* lieeti ! a|i|H>lnted The meeting was held nt the Co*nm* nt Letter to counts For Growth In I port ion for a of the hut System Replace Per Ad- part men. head of the *iudent drive, lie met | A [ club of Washington, D. C* new tag day was Instigated on the I 1 rentage Hasis; More Ac- vance Classes; Depart- j they will appreciate the assistance of; with j twenty-four men. who are Dr. Lory cap- campus lust week which, it has f.«*?n ' j spent Sunday in Pittsburgh curate ment Sees any of the student with Grading: Expected Nearly botl.v private ' tain*. at file college cafeteria Tuesday where he visited his son ion predicted, will 'benefit both the atu- ' Mai and nl To Result From New Student jcars or trucks. Every j night, where they dlocussi si plans fori Mr. and Mrs. dents and Mic college. Sonic action 1 so saw Bice Johnson, Bull Koll was “ on 1 call will be taken at tl:*> “A.* the System Campus campaign. Each of the twenty-1 Clatworthy and Hinds. That necessary because of the increase in ' Bornice ami those not there nud not having four the of j captains tmbtn'Hed names evening tie journey to On of the hilr iht.* number of student car* this year, i Washington account on '■u I'licmihtry excuses will in* of the j ‘ Impossibility (t-ptirtimut taken care by five /»oys to work under him. Tliese where on Monday he was in conference the part Iluw causing coujection on the roads of Mr* of an Instructor to grade ar hml y momhens on it, "A” cluii nud the i ■ > nl teaching freshmen foot bn!! hundred and men will with twenty choose used most. Charles members of the department of curatelj and without len campus President ' variations, a new , *niff yettn ngo. thin vonr Mini i team. the cards of students whom they will Agriculture. 1 A. Lory took the matter into consider- * system of grading has been be humlkt ha* inn-eased to ten." It is the brought ! ~ stated • duty of every freshman to In tills |J talk to. way it is (KiHsible to Tuesday he fore the ’ aMon and the resulting tag day issued evening journeyed to Captain Glen DavU. will faculty council for Dr. G If. Whlteford. •'*• present and clean the who recognition Im-hc| of the t\ ! | help “A.’’ approach th« IKMsonnlly every man on for College Park. Maryland, where he action. As The tugs were the registration of 1 was ?ead the Farm, r grid men in their and propoacd, the present A. « . i liPtnlutry department. Heretofore Ike ha* giant letter al l campus. their for the a guest of President Pearson of th.* marking system, that of “The teacher* cars by owners, asking 1 opening game against Teacher* percents, will new this fall are way* been pa luted Mr* or whitewashed hut j The workers are divided iuto two ‘ owner’s make of number of * University of Maryland. They attended **x* replaced by the Paul name, car, Saturday. letter-system of Franfce. Miss lx>is K Miller ami! was deemed unnecessary this year. the and I Lf| team*, green the gold, with the tendered the 1 tlie auto license and in tlie ease of stu * faculty reception grading. Si«lne.v C. Toi*ey. »i*l freshmen Mr. Mrs Frnnke is ii turn out they can make' ; twelve captains on each side, it is freshmen of that institution dent’s ears the parent's name and ad- * during A i*ommltfee composed of Dean John substituting for Mr. IV, short work of out the i E. I*ykc. who , cleaning weeds.! expected that there will is* lively com- dress if tin* to him. Red freshman week. and car belongs * s«>n. Professor Coen, Registrar Mc- i*i doing graduate work In conjunction Musical i ■ —■ petitiou between the teams. Earl Lory from Cracken has tag*, as a warning, were also placed came Pittsburgh on Program been working on this prub with n teaching fellowship nt the I The M. ni Y. C. A should have the sup- and which had been parked con- Wednesday together they spent lem for some time. They have made of ' j on ears ' a Mendty Missouri. during n of all tlie students it does year’s' ; |sirt liecauae the day in conference with irary to the new regulations nnd the 1 numbers Given at detailed study of marking used have of absence. Mrs. Chapel systems Frnnke Is an things for the school. The Y. many mimtier of the war deportment, forestry de- in other Interest Grows In license was registered as one ‘ institutions, which Included Ac»de graduate and taught here In M. C. A. the student gets out directory. and the of black mark against the owner of the partment bureau agricul-1 After the results of a committee appointed j I H peppy yell, lead 1022-23. conduct* employment bureau and by -Windy” ; nn 1 * ture and vocation education In travel by the Association car. K ing, t!»«■ Monday chapel of Colleges and Sec “Mis* Miller received her A. B. de- Sunrise ; plans parties nnd hikes. program was Battery ing from one department to another , No drastic action will be taken mi- ' turned ondary Schools of the Southern states. friMii over to the of pn-i* Sterling. Kan.. and her A. M. conservatory able see I • they were to ii large portion, This committee less tin* new regulations are continual . music. had made a two years’ from the of Kansas, where University With 112 men turning out consistent of the city. i - in thill which CHANGES MADE IN !ly disobeyed some student: ' Prof»-Mir lead “Come study Included a tabulation of sin* was n Km.■die on Ag- laboratory Instructor it ly for the two batteries Sunrise lx* 1 al*o of They made a trip to Ft Meyer, the ease the right to drive « ear on th«- Liaise Pott, marking systems of two hundred chemistry. »,a*t CADET OFFICES ’ accomplished pian- year she taught -ion this promises lo •'*• another ban will taken and tin* Va to see <’apt. Mari* hut he wn* in and ninety institutions. I campus Im* away ' . j ist, demonstrated finish**! science in the Sterling high i u technique school. ner year for voluntary military. the hospital and did r student's imrents asked to do sonic- * they not get to 1 in her As a result of thl# study the commit “Mr. Several change* In the personnel of 1 two numbers, “Valse de Con- Tobey Is a Colorado This work University: was -turfed last spring see hi submitted the thing about it. in. tee following recom- * the cadet regiment were made last r : < ert ’ hy I.eritski. and “The Juggler” by graduate and hits nearly completed hi; by Sergeant Moretti when he signed' Thursday found them in Baltimore mendation: the of The the "’right work his master’s In Wednesday by Professor Mili- new regulations embody (played by request.) for degree micro- up alniut sixty who J where men volunteered to Earl entered John Hopkins fn- First, that student have four to the roads on the Professor James a poss- chemistry there tary Science and Tactics at the eleven plan k«-ep main ' of the Conservatory tinder Professor Poe. turn out each morning six-thirty | at to; 1 i iversity. While there President Lory i ing grades. 1 o’clock formation ccampus open to unrestricted driving 1 delighted the students with “Slavonic lie wus a laboratory instructor j at t\j! obtain practical instruction in all the ' met I>r. Charles Hubbard, old class Second, that of the nn a quality point system ! Carroll Orr who was given ap- and the increasing accessibility 1 Dan.o." by Dvorak, arranged by Kreis- I . last year. work of an ! conducting a battery of Fie! I mate of his from the University of I be used. of cadet has been of the campus proper while still allow- * ler. Ills second selection. “V’alse Trls- j “The growth of the of the pointment captain |»ersuunei Artillery. Colorado, whom ho had not for In their seen detail, the quality point system made regimental adjutant. He took ing the students to (Mirk cars te,” hy Sibelius. was particularly love- department dej**»ds. of the course. on These men continued to turn out 27 yen-*. would be that their class The The from JKI%, to 100% Increase the the place of Stanley Probst who near respective rooms. ly. yearning and shuddering sad in ntin»Vr of students tuk until late in when faithfully Muy tli ■ The return trip was made in record would bo lassified “A. roads from Avenue past the of the music the Excellent, c as ' This was made cadet 'aptain of Battery College ness portrayed atorv Ins chemistry. year there ere nje first busiue-.* held At Dr. meeting was I time. Lory leaving Baltimore-p giving three quality for each B. ’ fountain to the railroad tracks, from f of a dying mother who hears distant points se- than last | proiimately eighty more yenr. | this time the of Sunrise P. M. and arrived ' name Ixtghm Hall two Thursday, at mester credit: from SB% to 02% Good. Earl Cress command of Laurel *t. past Gugenheim to 1 . music. She arises and dances with! SHs4ly iteenuae of the increase In th»* was given was officially adopted, officer* elected, LaSalle exactly forty-eight hours later signified inner side of the ' by “11.” giving two quality Buttery "C” instead of "B’’ the Oval, and the 1 strange visionary couple*, whom the A\ freslimau ela**." .ir Whlteford and ,t»rk discontinued Battery as I cou until fall for each tpl* • of roads at either Ode of music has summoned, points semester credit From liunetl. previously announced, taking the place! -(ides the* and they gltde r•> “The Interest this fall has been es- nnd along 77% to 04%. lowest satisfactory grad of Stewart Smith who made Ist tlie Administration building - the unearthly valse rhythm. The “The rfe;»irf nient has had an inter- Mor was jieclnllv gratifying, said Sergeant •lasslfled tracks. Instructor* nnd . Modern weird a* “C,” giving »nr • • mi;ir -. l.i< utenant of Battery “C." the railroad Household Is gaiety reaches a climax ; there Is est hm history Prof <’ F Lhivls. now •‘hut ufrnid that cttl recently. I atu from to would be French will he given special parking knock at the tf mother point; 70%, 70% pi lenr-iicr of ami Bay was made captain <*f faculty a door; * ut history civics, was the there still few who would are a men Home Ec. Club sing, classified as “I*.'' near buildings. Topic hut U" qualii- first Battery "E" Instead of Battery “F” ns spaces their respective iters a despairing cry; spectral guests i Instructor of chemistry her** like into the hut to get work who think from to to Mr. C. M. Dodd, the vanish, the music 'points given; 00% •?!»', , When the was previously announced. Albert El- According ; dies away; death college was founded the It toointo to get in. These hr men may The Home Economic* club held their ditlon or incomplete, would be Hu> liott will command **F.” the new regula stands the cinsMv* in Battery president’s secretary, on threshold. chemistry were taught in a enter fie* work any time before fh*’ decided im- first regular meeting of this year on ifled ns “E,” but a negative oue-lmlt rion* have already made n These violin solos followed otic-rtMiua shack bn-nted about where were by end of the next week. After that Mum the of the Monday night. September 24, In lit- quality point, would be given. Hein.' VQTirFS provement in the ease driving on two duets attug •hy Professor Kmslie 'he conservatory is. now There wa- I do u*»i plan t** take nnv m«>re men tle theater at Ammons hall. the nnd of the and 00%, Failure, classifientlon wool I , The Freshmen will scrimmage the• •■anipus accessabili’y mui- hl« pupil, Mr. \V S. mil. of Fort rn, running water in Jr and water had this into the Sunrise Battery yi*»ii.” The meeting was called to order be "F.” and »j 11; !11x Colorado field o'clock and he asks the ooperatimi by <'*>llIns. All the a negative one to he brought iu Varsity on at .1 % pus proper » I enjoyed swing ar»l , bucket** for ex|**t The iu the ruate, in the men already of Kosella Ilanfehl. president and mill- point. All should andI of the student Itody in the following ; of “The Calms- j iiiMiital work" .•‘might student* try ! rhythm Fisherman" by 1 Sonrl.se f.egion arc lieing given extra ! life* of the last meeting read. For student would and watch in tlie in order that the 1 were si and ‘Karnnard Watch" Williams. graduation, a i- "Ten he present the teams ac- new regulations hy years ago the chemistry de- Inst nations this Male to get them at Miss Hanfeld gnve a welcome ad- required to make the nuinlsT -d tion. whole may benefit. , same partment Dr. W p college as a w«» optß. Head *lia|M* to take Mu* !••*! for Ist and dress in to the girls nud commended Mm quality points as the total number *d nho • len. precede*! me as head of th“ 2nd Has- (dinners well the *- as expert lreshinen for their attendance. Megaphone Sale to semester credits required, fn comput- •ietMirrmest. going into the experiment (runners exam inatlon- The COME ON, AGGIES! purpose of the meeting, was to ing the averages it wns suggested that station work which he lias umv other than of for Posters Men rneml>er- the Sun- I show the difference between the house- Pay Aggie average be determined by dividing thi At that time there arrived when all were uinety atu rise fx'glon may take advantage of Once attain that time of year has hold : und it* appliance twenty-five number of quality points earned by the ••wills in Here inorganic chemistry, alsmt for these Instructions should faces that grand old of football. Members of Howling have s|*s-inl they turn towards {fame 1 years ago nnd today. This was shown i Sixty un- number of semester eredlts for which five i» in orgnnie. .u Wild inorganic themselves for of which we as students novel Idea that relieve .•arc to (mv(Mire rnese ; at Aiftries, we always have a team by a playlet, written and directed by raveled a will j the student was registered. made forever chemistry was a freshman mill Those who wish to hard and clean and The the students of of the usual j examination*. are justly proud. They fight Philippine Anderson Cast wns| much nee- This new system is not a devise fc t tor the fir-*t lime, after having Mils opportunity record of clean, manly assessments that during ii vail thems(*l\cs of uphold our sportsmanship. n* follow*: Mr* Jones. Philippine \n essury occur -are work In the registrar's office. It ’•vu first given to seniors Mien Gold will makes its only. should Sergcaut Moretti In the near On the Green and team derson: Mary Jones. Berneice Brown tlie football season which the same see Saturday, at | is a proven fact that a teacher, even in to the juniors nud so|»hoinores In turn. initial for the 1928 Let’s show time future appearance season. lee: Helen Jones, Helen GtiffiMi: John will give-thein something for their mathematics which is the easiest grad- “Five veiir* ago the department for them minute. Re- And if the which team that we are working every Joue*, Claudia Cushing. Joseph June-. money. magnphones, ing subject known, can vary about »nove*| into the Jaiilding which It hours That or member work hard for two every day. Francis James. Mrs. Evan*. Norma E* are the substance of the Idea, sell as they twelve or more percent from the first ('ink's at piwent. The four hundred them the Part will the we can certainly support during ans; Mrs. Part rich ; they should, enough money lie Placement Bureau being case rich. Carolyn 1 grades In the marking of papers after -nulcui- had Mien lime in overconfidence is fifty we •short of Remember the Mrs. Dam tun ii. Vera Daniiucn; made to the of the space a game. Mr* cover expense many j a year’s time. It is also humanly tm creased to hundred now \V ■ stickers and that over eight Fills lo a sad defeat. Margetts, klolet are Applications stepping stone many _ Murgett*. posters necessary ; possible for a teacher to determine a do know how aeconj'slnto real I rt- not we can Come on Lung—let’*, have a old Aggies’ rail} The consisted two act* for tin* more important plH.v of with games. student” from a %>8 student.*' The medical Is have faith in them. waiir more. laboratory I luring tile lust week tlie t’olorado da' night and show the-c hoys we three scenes for each act, and the time At last Monday’s chapel over ISO ' almost full now. he and will meet in Old divided l»etween sold Indicates Aggies' Placement Bureau under file The rally will at 7:15 everyone morning, afternoon were which only a good will “Tim gi-ology Haws, taught by M» few veils and the bonfire the crowd start Henderson Crowned supervision of Ml** JMnrgnret Dwrwnrd Main. After a and evening. on the 800 that must In* sold.
•r tJ. I’of iuive the entire student will he member the l(ny fin. grown great -ncceetled In getting positions for nil parade down town where body The first act •‘•rought out the drudg Knell of Howling Sixty will the “Prince of Wales” •(mi. only f(»ur wera taking geot of Mr. Fairchild at America Theatre. Only and difficulties which the •’a* selling the megaphones after graduates aml nJuniuie on the list of guests cry mother chapel; "t' in IPIH. It is interesting know he admitted and activity tickets will he nec- to applicants for this fall who had not students will of a large family had to contend with, next Friday and It Is their hope to» ! A new member of the royal family •b’t .Major Coffin was head of Mi • for admittance. twenty-five It showed lion* have the entire number sold by already is-' n placed. essary years ago noon himself the disclosed at the ten o'clock per- ‘ military department on campim the women of that time *|M‘iit , The price of th»* megaphone Is onlv A thos«* who rcw'iviNl |s>siiions their; along iod Monday morning In Maj Lucas's f*«r a year, and organized the artillerv moments, and the of enter- fifteen and with this nominal .lohtialon. Jessie ■•lmire way cent*, ex- were: Fre*i Iteinliolz., to Maintain "nit Frosh Helps . •s|ultation class. here after the war. then returned Tommy tainment. It also brought out the di*- pense the cheerleaders state fhnt every Bridges. I and Jose(>li Evelyn airsen Harold T\. to his and Henderson. Aggies’ only position as chemistry geoi tanee lietween borne* nud their mode of loyal Aggie should cooiterntc by buy- Marie I • of awrenc Undisputed Prestige Military Dept. member of the which he b which English Royal Family. iV Instructor held -fore 1 communication was b.v relayed ing one. ‘27. who tuughi Kreil Johnston . i marie a slip or rather made two slips 1 nlisting. while the second act showed A further evidence that this Decides That Khaki Uniform Does Not messages, i "pep”] school ill Mend lasi year, enjoyed .i Green Lad Suddenly he the members the tile first how of , 1 when showed of * (.net year’s class was .•> I much more an improvement and is doing big things this is Rate In Class A group year trip through Cali/ornin and a visit; class he was a true brother of th*» graduate from the new science eotir* how much faster civilization is progres- | illustrated hy the fact that every mem- to the National Forest at Perngosa , world-famous Prince of Wnle«. M hii- »•* • m ‘tilng a major in chemkrtry I hafta call for I.ou eight-thirty ; sing Iu I lie due of household Imw U>r will prehnse a block A” on rvhlcn t Boy. howdy. Lou HoUhi.J is gonna at arts; spriugs during tin* mouth of Angiist. Soon after having the rldlug hail. »*•'*» cs|MHisildc for It In tie- much of the work is lifted from Mr* Is written Howling Mlxty. This ’ i growl for rhe next Cadet hop. Satur- sharp" Inslg- he rcturncJ to Fort t’ol-l plav showed si Tills fall when Hap himself to be a true horse of tln* advanced clashes.'' concilia A few minutes later, mili- modern mothers’ shoulders by the In him is he made of felt and will tie; day. Oct. ti. Now. don’t you tell any- h very to Ibis he worked as l government *nr man when he deftly slid off his horse e»l I'r ventlon of electrical appliance*: left f Whlteford Freshmen, but I ju*t hoard that tary-appearing figure, a green cap how worn oo the side of the yellow l.nke fanicr- one. the veyoi at <*lintn'ier*s and a* anlninl fell fi the pavenicu. carrot-colored hair, her afternoons are free for her to do sweater. They being fact tiredI if youh wanna on this campus topping present- are mnnu accepted rate •■H |MM - Now he lias u (s»- Neither horse nor rider was hurt by ed itself before the upperclassman, just what she pleases. Stic inay Itaie and sewed on by the tailor firm of W i you he there, see? sltion which begun Oet. 1 a* forest l gotta this fall. of Walnut Stock who was suddenly overcome by a a foursome bridge or go out to a I. Hour A Sou. igts streef. Judging National Park iranger at Yellowstone evening, seven The ntiimnl r*al ride Time—-Saturday severe coughing spell. Approval was movie. In the second scene of Act two, I ! Large green Windsor ties have alsoi, | gave “Hap" a Visit Joseph Bridges, a graduate last year. , o'clock. of Mrs. foursome nnd t all the rray out to the Wyoming Farms indicated by n weak wave the ' Jones had a bridge I teen adopted ns the official garb of county hospital who -all for Honolulu where the too* the i cx|*ecfcd to on I Place.—Lambda Sig Delta frater- hand and more coughing. Tommy during their conversation, they *|iokc the • Howlers” ami with the white cor- . j major elans August t to take up Ins new work ns house. about what the for On the way hack as with th nity frosh strutted proudly from the college* are doing "Hap,” 'Tim Junior and senior stock Judging 1 duroys to complete the makeup Howl- 1 Agricultur- instructor nt Smllh-'lt glies the housewife. They brought how Ing will Ik* organiza- . I horse between his legs, started aero- Iliads headed by their coaches. 11. II Tommy frosh stood before the mir- room. up Sixty a snappy al and iiuablc lo do bus the street car * college, was so. Stacomh-ing the last, the much Colorado Aggie* in doing for tion in their Initial appcnrnnco next!f | truck* on I’ltznlaMh island mid Professor Lein’uich. made i ror. carefully "Green,” choked upperclansninn, from tin* the recovered enough eomplica women all over the United state*, by I .Saturday street, horse slipped and so did trip to I.a ramie. Saturday They visit I unruly, red lock. “green!” j i "Hap,” lions following an atiaek of t.\(>)toid i sending out their extension bulletin* to He landed on the soullief cd several ranches In I hat vicinity, giv “Wouldn’t any uppe-.claes-woman Tommy’s enthusiasm soared sky- fever leave hi* inane at Colo tlie who dIst rib *f the but duu to hi the to <’rnlg. ward when he Luella’s county agriculturist*, imrt pavement •ng -iiiads some experience in fall for this layout.” he Jubilated, saw eyes open HANSON NAMED AS F S DR. inertia he landed he serlou- ultd ■ !I sail on the line*. City ute Miem to the housewife. as didn't Judging over his wide as lie hove into view, and when cattle. casting an appraising eye of Honolulu. (leto»**r 2tt During the Intermission between ECOLOGY TEXT CRITIC ly hurt himself but came up smiling she also was seized with n fit of -1 j Part of (lie at the light grey suit. time w«s *pen' who Jessie Ibdnliolx. taught scenes ami net*. Janet ! a true member of the family Mis* coughing, he expressed heartfelt sym- Gleiuieunlng royal I of wlitis Mm "Say. Laddie, what you all dressed nlversity Wyoming Canon has the for three at City, for all those on the played the piano. Therefore members of the senhc years *'' pathy campus Dr. Herbert C. Hanson of the Col- b*nm Judged several classes of live up forI*'' 1 drawled his Frat father en- eonnty agent nt large advanced course do hereby bertow tin lasat appointed who appeared to be suffering from orado Agricultural College has been j j stork In iireparntiou for the coming tering the room. Prowers, nud f»'lx»ro KAPPA ENTERTAIN title of I’rlnce of Wales on one of th**ii for Ffewowt. colds. MELT’S asked by Dr. F. E. (’dements of the, j ••intent* at Denver and Kmisns I’lty. “Me for the dance, and I’m ratin’’ with her hendipnirter* nt NATIONAL INSPECTOR members, Namely Harold l{ Hendot countie* The minute Tommy entered the door Carnegie Institution and Dr. J. E. but one else L.at "asbestos mam- ! After a ilslt with Mis* Mar no of Central hall he knew son. Pueblo something Weav»r of the (Jntvrenity of Ne- ma" Luella Jinks from the Nu Mu Psi Plumh and Miss |gtmlN’r«*nux at He tin Sunday. Sept. 30, tbe Kappa Del- Collegian Reporters 'gitret was terribly wrong. was the braska to criticise iha manuscript of if please. Now turn green Colorado Springs site will to Pueb- Horor, you in uniform with the tas cnicrtnlited their Inspector ('••I login n Ui«|>ort(’m Mhntihl cult go only man excep- goner their forthcoming textbook in Ecol- Student Directory with fur work Met. s. j envy.” al. Miss Loti Leslie nnd their mwIgnmonN on i line Aft«»r j lit to begin on tion of a few officers, fie realized Mary "ny. Rotfcanthor* tfiwuid intliMltlti rim Uma ter th* iMas* 0m ■ what earin' those l.nrsen. class of '2* “Well, you u the chnjieron. Mrs. Thomas, at 'HW **r two woolta of trlnl* lIter Miss Evelyn ! tnal he was once more butt of a plonb- In In ecological work Judging hy the chap- 'clothes for?” “Don't you know you will In New t't.ntle. Colo upperclassman humor. Mu* mam. inin*. Nineteen girls, 'acttid- l*o «4#*tuo rhnnKM marie In ipcnl tin* summer . Having ex- ter* that have been read. Dr. Hanson proof ha* been taken. All *tu have to wear uniform and frosh he and attended th»* tettrlilnu Mathematic* nn I ! your plained to Luella. turned her over ing actives pledge* the r**|M»rtori«l -tuff It I* ml and I* now reports »hat the new book will he far dents should ehes.k their names to all “Cad-brawls” this cam- vlHHhli' tvlto Sciemv nt Eric She will have XVII cap on lo -in cage. stag, tore home, function which wn* held at tlie Love- that nil rh(w wUti : madly ahead of anything else in it# field. mi the proof In Old Main and re land to onr I him Uoss and Aylmer Montgomery j pus?" redressed and returned in time to Electric plant It tr.v ami hgvo nor Mii'Stnlt is planned to use it next fall a* port any error# to the YMC A I*hI floor grad- n* ni redeem htms< If in the eyes of l h Ml** Lealle left Monday rot visit t.» nnmet do ■«» hi on«*#> two Aggie ' siiperiiitemh • h a text in the plant ecology class at * flee; then hurry '< suse i I leaver chapter ami princitMtl of Mi. school |I those I gotta lie of Knppa ln-lia the college WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER X urj,l TWO THF. ROCKY MOUNTAIN COI.TEGIAN
AND BY-LAWS NOTICE STATIC CONSTITUTION CLLEGE | The Rocky Mountain Collegian All fraternities end sorori.l Of the Associated Studenli of Colorado Agricultural UTUP ties are requested to send the I "nfcred wcond-diM mailer at the Pfwi Office in Fore Collin*. Colorado dean complete Hat ef their 1 a* Thin** are moving right along tin* College COMMENTS a sc. Published every Wedocaday by the A-wvrtated Students of the tive members end pledges. 1 j mek un the Aggie campus. Fir«*t, the It COLORADO ACriUCI I/ILKAL COLIEGF is very important that this in. t faculty reception loaigUt In honor of Article I: N«»f ‘Charles has a new siren for his AworiatcJ Students of the formation be sent in at J the new members of our pedagogica 1 Thir shall inf known •> the oner*- onfinization cur.” Instructors end professors Ml MBKII WITH Fi l l. PRIVILEGES OF WESTERN INTER-COI.LKGIATE staff It *ecm» the party i# for tt: Colorado Agricultural CoHeg*. lit Parpow “What bapjietied to the blondeY* AND TUK liU. KV MOl NTAI.N lATE PRESS ASSN hut Article prepare tkeir down reports INTEU-COLLKG ; faculty to get acquainted many a on •‘hall be OLD MAIN PHOXK Th*p orpose of this association ROOM ino. «37 when he thinks of hi* Saturday «nd these lists quakes matter* of student inter**!, and to the inter- may jcolkgiate < 1. To d:»rumi all unify Joe: Girls In this college who wear Rnglltdi talking with bla be procured from the deans of- teacher ehem i ests of its members. skirts above their kuees should be ar- direct student activities and to encourage a fice by the varions Instructor No don't accuse th.' 2. To promote and organisa- Louis G. Editor wtrjr Davis, activities. rested. ' wholesome and consistent support for such tions afternoon. : faculty of getting off eaaj. on Tuesday Phone 1463 3. To foster a spirit of democracy the members of the student Fred: Wouldn’t that l*e unconstitu- among lists should The be retnrned Forrest Bassford, Manager body. tional? th- of student* toward the reatii- to the dean’s office aa soon 4. To create a unified effort on part Phone 1463 The animal Freshman Crusade re- Joe: No, the constitution to and better Colorado Agn- only give* ation of those things that tend toward a greater after the Wednesday meeting make Aggies according to certain gtor cultural right to bear arms.—Ex. College. as posrible so that the follow- ifltsl M*mbcr»hip irodiman traditions is now on Article III: STAFF Ms ing week's grades may bn with in thi> association hall be restricted to bona-fide etude an especially Indlgnnnt froah aris- Membership If first don't succeed retneni- \ I II:-It - Associate Editor at you ri of the Colorado Agricultural College who have registered during the current posted. to denounce their emMem of * V-w» Editor ing servili- l*er that all co-eds aren’t the same—Ex. I ui** with of this constitution and the year, and who comply the provisions . ••• • Editor As \ Society ty. long as Frosh are this green the by-laws of the association. *t*.mre fcklttor 1 f.ir■ I Mtu. hat is Article IV: Councils •««£ Committees ! certainly appropriate. Howeve.. Officers. •Who J.* this guy Tontajive. that Vt-.nil Von Horn tVosmsi's. Athletic Editor shall be president, first' said microbe In does not Section 1. The officers of this association a a Men's Athletli question, think sorority girl* are always having date? t .Tit Hfllhuscto .....'. Editor and manager, vice president, a second vice president, a secretary, an activity , t*l,art,- ClcMur Editor It necessary to sign his name in his, with r Mil.lml Section 2. The exeecutive board of this association shall be the Stu- Rpoclul Writer famous manifesto. To of such 1 tneent Toylor one dent Council; there shall be an Athletic Council; and there shall be a staff Sports Writer link Uo.vlej ...... wiadoiu have nothing to offer but! ! for the Rocky Mountain as set forth in the By-Laws. t we CoUcgian Question: Give your parents* mime* Section 3 There .hall be a Managing Committee of three for the praise. How much purer would lifeI Frosh : Mama and Pupa.—Ex. Advertising Malinger which H.ivnc lt/'its . cadet dances and a further committee of three for each activity re- AGGIE if he our purify squads were pot ! « il.ene HUi k Assistant Advertising Manager i ceives funds from the student activity fee except that there shall be no loathe disclose their to nunw. such committee for *he Rocky Mountain or men’s athletics. Collegian S*. P. E. RAII! RAH! Section 4 President. Gamma Phi: lKm’t you love driving HMtIRTEitS The duties of the president sha’l be to preside at all meetings of the of *in-i has been Washing away in Associated Students, to call special meetings, and to be chairman of the : « on a uight like this? Marion Karan Robert Y.ag.r Margaret t-enin for Student Council. He shall, at *he time of his election, be a tudent in the K.: Sure, but that -nald Utllefl. l Walter Earley i vogue many centuries. Doubtless , 8. P. I thought Ice Pro!..; Cream Manley ' I ■ i be said Is In dire need of College who is expected to in line for graduation in the year succeeding I I'd wait until further out.”— 'lorrla Hm> ell Bernard Trletv.. ilee E.elyu Hanna Fresh attention we g«»t Tboms.ai his election. His term of office shall be one >oar. irr'rd 1. nicks Hard Clark Mildred when he t'adltioua. Ex. derides Aggie Stop 5. Wilier, Section First Vice President. i itohart Morrison Mary Aolt Carl worm, we’ll not a Ice up send yon home clean The duty of the first vice president shall be to a.bsuinc all the duties —No, special n laul Willi* teonard Mitchell Hm j ■ of the president in the or in the failure r-r refusal of the latter to llerhert f«i|»r Thi* should be appreciated. absence ! Risco’s Howard Sargent Arthur Aahjian Cream, just act. His qualifications shall be the same as for the president. - Steve Martin Harriet Nelgllb '.rare Nelson Section 6. Second Vice President. White Gold specially good Ice -s Eagle Helen Alh.n 1 *.-r..1 tie C k Arm- Anderson The flr»t rally of the year' Tie* The duties of the second vice president shall be to assume all the duties Cream that all KvelTß Glltoor* Wilma Jalsm leanne Aggies of the president in the absence or in the failure or refusal to act of both .da Sboeaiak. r Mariau Carr Howling Sixty in their brand new nn l onstanee Berlin 1 like so well. the president and first vice president. The second vice president shall be Rimmed lout, Goeuin ■" Marv Atilt Spectacles Until k-ro suit. The Snappy Thirty very chic 1 a woman of the Senior Class, and her term of office .shall be one year. —For Ben Gsirta Eieaner Cronin Is'totliy Carlson dinner, dessert, and well aware of It. The band u- Section ! very 7. Secretary. “at the house” or for inspiring as ever. Mataunnt and Tb< The duties of the secretary shall bo to keep the records of all meetings are quite the Vogue usual sfieeches, the usual parade and of the Associated Students, to be secretary of the Student Council, and to parties—ask for Risco WE the of ARE IN IT the usual throats. Who'd perform -uch duties a> are usually performed by secretary an organ- , sore miss it? We have them In several different Ice Cream. iaatton. He shall be a Sophomore and his term of office shall be one year. styles. Come in and look them ov- farmer.— will resound Colorado Held Council. "Fight you fight over Section 8. Student er. forth battle the Teach The Student Council shall consist of seventeen representatives, five f again as the Green clad srtsrri rs sally to Ijond and long are the wailing* of i of whom shell be Senior*. four Juniors, three Sophomores, two Freshmen, PHONE certain the ad ers "Bears.” sisterhood against city College and one each from the A—o-iated Women Students, Dramatic Club, and their first and a- »t brand the team by ac- i* even rmuon-d thar FRED It is Aggies game ministration. It Pi Kappa Delta. At leatt one representative from each class shall be a EVANS will tion* in their initial aj'jsarance they judge the student the sisterhood will vote socialistic In woman. The te~- of each representative shall be two years, except that the two Fre.-r man first elected shall serve one semes- the them while on the field. the If a representative* only Optometrist body by s upport given i-oining el.'ction the matter of ter; provided. • th vi-h of th*- Freshman class to hold another election The will and hard work and certain street 1300 team have a game only sup- light, very annoyinglv ! hard at the or.! of * r--:od f< r two other representatives to serve for the Phone situated, remedied Go; erior training will give then the victory. lx n •* of the week It - a be •> Student Council to act as the executive “ and them real culnte u petition among the end give support. tl organ of A ate-.i Students by handling such matters of student caller* If a volume of nnmt 1- wanted interest as hereinafter s - fed. It snail act as the representative board of the Associate,1 Student* in communicating with the faculty, other insti- SPENCER FARMER tutions. or any other parties. It shall settle inter-class disputes, the supervise Y. M. C. A. DRIVE l)ue to congested conditions re- Candy, Smokers' Articles, Soft Drinks and all Associated Student elections, call for and examine the reports from sulting from *ix i«e«»;.le insisting oh rid the Activity Manager, and from the Managing Committees when deemed Fountain Luncheonette .flen That is Hint do you ust your student directory? only advisable. It *hall all important finding? lOl iug to house dauces in Ford coupe* it report and actions to the Associ- E. Mountain Avenue A. for ated nnc of the many thing- which our Y. M. C. provides the Students assembled, except that upon six-seventh vote of the total seems that college Intervention is in council be students This directory alone commands much effort on the , membership any proceeding may kept secret. The Council may the offing. Several cases of broken draw upon the general fund to cover expenses of a general nature. liart of the "Y." Then- Uiure are the hikes and entertainments ribs, cracked head* and broken nose* ( The Student Council shall, in matters which it deem* of sufficient Confectionery the and The Student Cigars which “Y” plans supports. only Employ- , importance, merely make recommendations to were reported over the week end. For the Associated Students ment Bureau in the is the same for their action. Student city conducted by organization. The Council shall not have the power to remove the l*enefit of college students who can officer from but Their work is for the betterment of Aggies and for the web l any office, may make such recommendation to the Associ- rer d it is urged that rent-a-<:ir rompnn ated Students. I lure of our students. Can we let the "Y” without aid when go car* The Student Council le> install printed signs In nil shall elect, at its first wgular meeting in Sep- we what do for our students. owes it to realize they Every boy tember of each a committee of students our.cil THE rented stating clearly the cajiariiy of year, two from among the COLLEGE INN ■ill himself and the organization to what he feels he can representatives of the two upper classes, who, with the of the pledge said president car. association afford. as chairman, shall constitute a committee to meet with the 128 West Laurel committee executive of the faculty to act in all disciplinary cases of a social nature. On Friday of this week a chosen group of interested work- Tender: Whera are the Samoan and shall bo nominated and elected provided in Article V, Section the as 3 of 's ill start a canvas of the campus t i meet requirements | Islands? the Constitution. Lunches School the "Y" for this year. The is much smaller than the, Supplies quota Salaries shall be paid during the college year as follows: Editor-in- I It: In the ocean -Kv oil of students the Con tinned 4) r « r so why not meet workers with a smile ! \ on page tr.d -how nur Y. M. C. A. and Mr. Simonds we appreciate what I hey are doing on our campus. Fraternities and Sororities Co-eds r - ■ ’-' a* vt. THE HEART. THE HERO ATTENTION SAMPLE SHOP Character is a great legacy. It is above learning and wealth. “Upstairs” is It one of the greatest motive powers in the world. If a man Buy your poultry dressed ha* and not character he is for character We invite learning poor, indeed, at the cordially you to in its noblest embodiments in - exemplifies human nature its liigh- come and look over our K-LTta. 1 forms, ft exhibits his >t man at best, and such a man com Garrison Poultry beautiful line of dresses mends the spontaneous homage of mankind. and coats. Yards -,-=~ Teaming should not be despised, but it must be allied to good Buv upstairs and sa\e . v It is too true often is ness. oijlv that intellectual capacity some PHONE 1595 $5 to $lO. limes found associated with the meanest moral character—with for \Wv in Prices sbiect servility to those high places, and arrogance to those JULIAN’S of low state. A man De accomplished in art, and may* literature Free delivery, orders filled science, and in honestv, SAMPLE SHOP yet, virtue, truthfulness, and the spirit promptly of duty be entitled to rank after many a poor and illiterate peas 716 Cherry St. 110 So. College ant. ... W hen embodi'-d in 9 C H ’ SJ thought and deed, character assumes the HAIR* W- of See 1* for # nature Immortality. The solitary thought of a great thinker Kre*hmen, lour Haircut* fL ‘■ir’. o. will dwell the minds of for in men centuries, until at length it THE (OI.LKOE BARBER SHOP >, work* itself into their life and It live* on daily practice. I mlrr I ir»f NniltHtal Htink the voice the s?> :hrough ages, speaking as a from dead, anil in- HH*I (I tMi UttllK (Mil MOTTO fluencing minds living thousands of years apart. Moses and M David. Solomon, Plato and Socrates. Xenophon. Seneca. Cicero xnd to mankind. still Epictetus still speak They arrest the at I exercise tention and an influence upon character, though their thoughts tie conveyed in languages unspoken by them and in their time unknown. The It is the heart that rules life. A man may not have either Ideal Furiiiture Co. •2 - money, or property, or learning, or power; and yet. he may be strong in heart and rich in spirit, honest, truthful and dutiful. Complete House Furnishers Intellectual, culture ha* no necessary relation to purity or ex- of character. 211-225 l inden Street Phone cellence Education of the heart as well as the edu 151-J •atit n of the mind embodies the highest ideal of life and char actor There may he nothing heroic about it but the common lot of men is not heroic.—Dally Nebraskan. i I : s Victor Orthophonic Phonographs tart the Season Right and Records with their feet on the ground by NGE MUSIC COMPANY A HI fI'N of vision, ves. But don’t ovcr- leadership into new fields. But back of Beating Teachers and 1> 1 bmk the fart that those old Roman itall must lie the ability to organize men, road builders and builders Trading With Us empire kept money, material and machines. their feet firmly fixed on the ground, The executive MILADY BEAUTY SHOP telephone must coor- Thev faced the facts Lowell-Moore Hardware squarely. They dinate his machine before he can run it. The Marinello only approved shop in the city. were demons for detail. They were the He must understand the in Arm*tn>«|| possibilities 111 N. ColU**r Hotel Rid*. Phone MM world’s first great organizers. his organization before he can lead it. in Pioneering the telephone industry Thar done, his opportunity is empire- is like that. It is a work of vision and of wide, vision-broad and Special ambition-deep. fo m* Artstyle Chocolates. 2 1-2 lb. Box Sand ft nary BELL SYSTEM %A **t 99c r tf iB.j '•"S "" ''Let s Heat the Teat'liei s" LAUNDRY SERVICE CORPORATION SCO FTS of Course m Phone 6(K> THE REXALL STORE “OUR PIONEERING WORK HAS JUST BEGUN tfJinNESDAY. OCTOBER 3, 1923 THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIAN THREE Hoi. at the chapter house Saturday, the 29th, at one o’clock. The ne# Ini- tiates are PERSONALS France* Janies of Boulder. Cadet Dance After the Dorothy Hutchluaon of Night Eaton, Friday and Ver- Ralley na Hinds of Fort Collin*. Mis* Amy Ma« Lett was a guest SOCIETY • at • a CENTRAL HALL the Beta Phi Alpha House Sunday. ALPHA TAU OJ/KG'A Harriet Marietta and t’ IMTIATIOX Dorothy H rn-i | Mrs. Maynard Felix was a guest l/oul* Manewal at apent Saturday In ley i spent Sunday iu Denver. ,the Gamma Phi Colorado Delt* Eta of Alpha Tau house oTer tho week f|vr o'clock Ffidaj', lessons were xirtUA i Cheyenne. NOTICE g* 1 nil BpniijOs , Oni-ga announcesthe of Joe j end. lht chief topic of con Initiation The personal column of tho ■orgoltcu. - ■ fI.I.IXIH DA sci: Helen Krctxschuiar spent the week Aeuff, Pueblo; Orville hud cliuuged from "Have you Hitchcock, Burr Hurd the week end society pago depends Hor-iflll'" 1 Col ° rado Gama • spent at end at the Kappa largely 0f S t Delta house. \ . , e „„ PW Kp,t- ' Moutrose; and Morris Howell, Fulton, Pate H,.„r Algebra nud "Trig?*’ to "Who arc . hts home in Hayden. ! Marjorie spent (he week end upon tho intorost displayed by 8a ' " its fourteenth , p," , Annua! Ky. her I to the dance tonight?” and r at home in Denver. sororities, fraternities and stu- VII|I taking Ic«!ro Dance Gertrude at the Hardy and Miss Swartz J going I Country Ciub, * * • dent*. ft is the wish of tho H wiuit ore you to wear?” With Katherine Glendenntng and Gertrude Saturday, September s were dinner guests at the Sigma ! L’9. Lou Hol- SHIM A ALPHA KPSILOX Xu over the week end, aociai Hardy staff that this bo mode dimrea I lands spent the week end at the Gam- Professor page orchestra furnished - house Sunday. Morton returned Saturday ! the musle IXITlATIQS ■ reigned supreme, while book* ma I’hi Beta house. interesting end newsy. To do irtlrltie!* th from a trip Portland. ‘' The Patrons Colorado to Ore., where ha and Delta of Sigma Alpha Ep- notes in left unopened en the study table j p so, must ho on Sunday ■were atrone uses Robert Yeager spent Saturday and attended the Oregon State Fair. While were Mr. and Mrs. Hlon wishes to jj Theta and the Commoner'* jI announce the Initiation Mr. and Mrs. afternoon, beforo fire o'clock. ■phi Delta • Wilbur Jones vitdted Sunday at his home in there he a. f. d s- f«» several Huckrhy, I'nplnin and Mrs. "f ! Longmont. j judge r | Haynes George Sbuplaml, Freu Bruud, and Tho Collegian is nnalous entertained Friday night, and on the Gamma Phi Beta house Suuday. to Club Mr nil Mi 1 clause* of livestock " "Pat" Everett Brower. Hurley. The field of atudont Saturday night Sigma Nu. Alpha ••over every ac- Tuuj (PieM, were Mr and Mrs. II Wink- • • • Brother Gordon Hutchings wa«* a din and The Mlks.-s tivities through Its personal inner l ' Alplia Gamma Kho liouvci "fr, Judße M. Lee. L. Nelson, C. and Mri. Dr. /’/// DELTA ner guest Sunday at the Nu Culver, and THETA Sigma Misses Dot Greiner, Flora Hurieh column and will and the Sigma Phi Temple, I. Schmitt, and .V. Monahan appreciate oil dances, Kpallou Mrv AIM 1 I i,u*( M, ,i,„| Mrs. IMTIATIOX house. dinner and Bernice Burdorf. I.u« die Hagler news from tho campus _ d pledr* danco provided entertainment « were guests at Vhe Phi Delt s end t Almherc Ihe Misses H. Colorado Gamma week-end Allen, of Phi Delta Theta i house spent the at their respective carton* organisations. for many. N Sunday, "' k,,|i. I’ Miss Margaret Durward ?!• Cronin, N. Evans, N. wishes to the initiation of the homes.- • • • announce off M.l'iirdy, B. William Placement Bureau spent last week 1 tlaverlleM, M Lonfesfcy of Artec. New Mex- with Clenie*. Bosslck. and Peterson spent SOCIAL CALENDAR foundatone, M. J. uud of r relatives from California in Boulder SOCIETY Perry, BriRR.,. 0. ico, Troy Ault Colorado Springs. Canday was received «t the Bets 1 • the week end In Ltenver. Riddle, A. True, K. where a family reuniou D/ xcES ’ Williams, M. * • • was held. I’hi Alpha House, announcing the Wednesday, October 3—Lyceum, Spratt. Delta 11. Stabler, J. October 4—Autumn Tea Colorado Eta of Alpha Tau Wallace, N. aA SIM A PHI BETA PLEDGES marriage of Kate Cologne to | Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. ,T. T. Bi-ktictt visited Rudolph j R.Vsiii. K. enter!allied with Herman. D. I:\ TEKTAIS 1 Henry Honsteln drove to Eaton Sat- for "Little 6:00-6:00. Omega a dance at Bodinc, K. LI) Fiorina. Sisters,” their son, Homer, at. the 8. A. E. house j Barnes, J. Nesbit, A. ? urday. ,heir house, Saturday night, Daley, D. Elf- The Lambda Chi pledges entertained • Friday, October 5 Phi Delta cluster 1 Monday. ling. L. smltkl, L. Music Hrennlman. M Hie Phi Sept. 29. nas furnished by Cul- Gumma Beta pledges Thurs- Edna Maxey went to Denver Theta; Chi Sunday |j Sigma v Watson, G. M. Miss Katherine Sonunerrillp bertson's Revelers. Simms, Clifton, B day evening. was re morning. Irene Pinkney, Myra Jensen. Saturday, October 6—-Cadet Club. A J. Mona me-, Sims, J. V. * * 1 cently a guest at the Gamma The guests were: Mr. ami Mrs. T. .1 Kexer. Damann. • Phi V. Kay, and Be ride Haverfleld were MargcUs, A- ? house. Warren, Mr. and Mrs. Hanks. Helen Frazier, A. Eagle. K. DELTA DELTA DELTA PERDUES guests at the Sig Alph house Sunday. Voung. !•:. Hann, A. E. Akin. Virginia Shown I ter, Mary Lois War- ESTRUTAINED © Sold n-r, and Miss the Messrs. K. 'The Tri Delt Ruth Irwin was s guest of Walker, Marguerite Shawn. Evelyn Gi! Oakes. J. pledges were enler- Allis. Haynes, Barrows. Hlllyard, S»evens. G, Anderson, F. Miss Evelyn Herman exrluAivflv Ruth Httselaw. Louise Lauche. Reid. Dr. ';iined at breakfast Saturday at the Gamma more, morning »! Bodine, and I.aokas the week I>. spent end Grant, Roten, H. R. * Phi house this week end. Jane Marshall, Marjorie HIM, Warner, Ryan, by the pledges <»r Sigma Alpha Epsilon. l hr Myra •; in Denver. nnd 0. Stabler. jrn*en. Florence Sims. Ruth Gjpgg, • • • • • • Benny Kaiser Sunday In C*re!vn Harris, Evelyn Kennedy, Rose! TALKYlllE *W. A I OHS spent Grce 1 Melford Monsus who is convaleseing oy 1/0.1/V i:hs ci.i n Choose irom Martha EMRETAINED ? ley. our the Mir. Greenacre, Virginia from attack fever display Gen* an of typhoid visited I Messerschmitt n\ .mr uine Orange Blossom Alice Seanions, Margaret Sand Mrs. L. C. Moore entertained the Bings to suit Grass, ' the S. A. E. house Wednesday. Commoners Club your individual Norma held their first, Valkyrie seniors at one Electa I-amme and Maxine preference. ers. Faith Barnes, Curtis, tier- a o’clock lunch-j Nicholes Co. dance of Ihe season Jewelry Bullard. Harriet Tilton. Friday nißht at eon, Saturday, at her home 1311 week end guests ddine Flor- * at So. Cecil Gunson, "Tuffy” Reid, "Andy r at the Tri Delt | Auiomns Hall. The i A'ery. Sarah Cn rothers. Virginia chaperones were College. Those who enjoyed the affair house. nce Anderson, Dana Roten, Chet. Almberg. Mr and Mrs. F. G. Person and Braber, Phflliplne Anderson. Loel.-- j Mr. were Helen Griffith. Mary Day. Elsie Charles Stabler and R. Ryan were vls- •*"<• c. N. Keen. The : f ’ Jerbell Norris, I.olm Dor- I Rue-ls in- Nipko. Elizabeth Young, Lily Mae Ton- 1 Ti»ng. Smith. 1 -11 tors at the Sig Ep house Saturday. eluded Ihe Misses >fhy Carson, Salic Nelson, Dorothea Duke. Day, Neiph- . er. Mnry Warnauth. Crsa Bod wed, hors. Graham, Shirley. Niqko, Brown- Lou Brook* and Ell/ -tb Bev- p#*Brdf.l*y. Mnrgnret Little. Della! Mary i the we-k end o Louis Davis si>ent at ln,‘ Ames. Eaton. Person. Oakes, Marlon Fargo, Louis j Kennedy. , eridge. Sager, his home tn Burlington. I'oekin, !.au 'A' INert, It Burton: tin* Messrs. W Melber nf Creek. Colorado. Hoy* line Cripple w*> «arrjr * complete of arrrv •!)•>•» and puttNii U K Sar All Htai and full leather Pi>ley. Wallace. J. Powers. brand guaranteed AI»o pri ed vm reasonable. Como In and look C. Brown. I\ B Smith. A IP/’ t /♦/ ! i i these over ■ andrr. Pol-y. r, ■nd Brothers Newkirk and Quinlan I S ITI 47 IO V from Boulder The Patron and Pi Phi Epatten iptffi pi Dnlta ■ Ki| v- "n miu - t ronevs w ere Mr. and Mr*. W. Pitch ■ no lildatkm ai fU - «’«lock er. HiUKtaj morning ni VHna Bntea. Hat fell 6m i i Mfh-I.- Hh ten in a»l I Alice s.aman nn nrit* theta i^WEYEIte hoi SR in M R r i Colorado Gamma of Phi Delta i / \ iti 4 rio\ Theta held their first house dance ' Tnu of G.imnm Phi Beta held initia- f,n Friday evening. Sept. 28. Lou ; ILdland furnished the music. Mr. Electricity and Mrs Jerome Igo were patrons The Hoy Th'i'«. attending were the Misses M. Merkling. F Miller. M. Le.. I) Nadi. W lio Si’ii I opens a new era of ocean travel 1 Seamans. M. Little, A. llaverfiaM, R. Cronin, R. Turner. K. Merman, F Himself Miraculously and vibration- comforts found in the finest hotels. Mr Donald, D. Little. M Nelson, S. 252 quiet - Nr ' I llnrl. Ilomc j w soot I Gilmore, Moore. less, luxurious and swift, the new BETTER electrification U l nho Complete makes the Flames, C. Temple. -L. Nelson, A If hi* photojrrnpher electrically operated S. S. Califor- make* pomnlble thin modern For f'riatman, M. .lensrn. C. Schloo, 17. California an engineering marvel mirnrle. When the rot*f. In an nia, largest American-built Hanfeld, M Clifton, W. 801t7.. D. pas- moderate and Phe pleaaure and a commercial success; it is Man I. has Horn, N. Van Horn, Senger. they will receive In no meat senger ship, opened a new era ICECREAM booked far in a sister G. Hardy, D. Hutehing*on, F. Jame«. don’t put It off unV lonßrr. advance, in ocean travel. in* u now V', Brown, V. Srhownltcr, E. Willi.l . I’ho m for your ap- ship has just been launched, and pointment Juhl call ii m up M. Walker, D. Evans, D. Cameley, i will and any what time von another is under Electricity drivesthe California so construction. I’ Kret/schmnr. Hinds, 1.. Hahn. If. he over. McGowan Battery & Electric Co. D the F.lfring. M McNeil. and Hi- efficiently that fuel bill for the On sea or land, in every walk of BATTERIES ANI) RADIO M« Morton Crundal. Drake. \ Miller Studio initial coast-to-coast was trip life, electricity is in the van WeliaheMr Gifford, Mnw-on, Pierson SALES ANI) SERVICE Sj>. MG' College even less than the Canal tolls. of *• Hall, Hoffman. Heymeswr. Dykenian So. progress. Undreamed of l*honr NSW 226 Collcite I’honc 1506 Hunter, Brown. Foster. Electricity mans the winches, yesterday, the electric ship is bakes the makes the bread, a symbol of the electrical in- ice, polishes the silver. And dustry’s part in modem civil- CLEANED AND electricity cools the ization TV,.. on and a Oct. 3 C,.ji,, • great prophecy that d*< Opening Wednesday, 1 OU cabins and • iid* of elerttie of PRESSED provides even greater ' ac- apptisnrri whirl* rnntrlbtil* o »h* rrsmfoft rtf her It passengers with the passengers. ||an emblem of skilled engineering compli aliment. •ndhigh minultilurtß| quality. Delicatessen & Kotisseric College (cleaners I»WH ______AT Tin; CANDY NOOK 112 W. Laurel Phone 1111 GENERAL'ELECTRIC «ENE R A L ELECTRIC COMPANY CHENRCTADY.tNEHf.TORK WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3. 1925’9 FOUR THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIA] whara these each; Associate Editor, twenty cent. If the total be conducted according to Gragg's Rules of Ordor, except ager. forty per cent per ! j funds the Drama Club Final AND BY-LAWS the Constitution of this asoociatlon, . profit is greater than $125. twenty per cent of the surplus at J CONSTITUTION conflict with any of the provisions in end of the shall be evenly divided between the Editor-in-Chief and Notice of regular or special meetings shall be given as follows: by year mooting of the Associated Students, or in any col- Business Manager. October , (Continued from payc tiro) 0 announcement in any Tryouts 4 and contributor as he where students are required to bo present, or by the posting The Edltor-in-Chief may appoint reporters Section 9. Athletic Council lege assembly board hours of fit. of a notice the main bulletin twenty-four sees The Athletic Council shall consist «*f five member*. three to be ai*polnt conspicuous upon A pin shail be awarded to members of the staffs of the Rocky Moun- a day to the time of meeting. A regular meeting may •d from toe faculty by the president of the CoHege. and two to be students college previous the Collegian and Silver each recommendation cf the From fifty also be called by the act of the dean of the College putting it upon as- tain Sprue* year upon approximately applicnot| S 'lecteti from the two up|**r cla«*es by the Associated Students at the annual of the Board of Publications. This schedule. respective editors and the approval pin sembly for admission the Dramatic •lection. The term of offi« eof the faculty members shall be during the pleas- "A” which The 10 3. Recards shall consist of a small gold through * Fold quill. 1 tre of the the College, and that of the student members shall president of Student name # the shall the front of the qua) and on twenty-fl~e were chosen from Recorox of the meetings of the Associated Students and of the > o publication appear upon i the ■ one >e year. loose-leaf record, in 1 the back shAll be the name and class of the student receiving the Council shall be kept in the same book which shall be a ' engraved shall he ail collegiate llmlnnry tryouts held Saturday, The general duty of the Athletic Council t« rr.auag»- and of the 1 award. order that the will be at every meeting of the Council pertaining directly to ath- secretary and intercollegiate athletic* for uteu. All mutters 10. Solicitation of Advertisements eligible for the final association and have the records of both fer reference. 29, as tryouts and to the of other officers or committee* by leiica, not given jurisdiction No person shall be allowed to solicit advertising in the name of the 4. Student Council Oct. 'h»s the of the Association. >hall be under the su- be held Thursday, 4. Constitution or Bj-Laws Associated Students or of a recognized activity of the AsJnciated Students ,9^ There shall be a regular meeting of the Student Council on the first the It shall have the to i • a* of the at lit* discretion. and Section 2. The I'rcMdeet aseoclatlon. may If Aim you take chances on at menViers. call Portraits, Art Pictures. and Pottery. shall upon the pre«ent b»u of a written request signed hy fifty j Tapestry i n x a special meeting. huy questionable this assoriatfon. shall Kodak In at 5. Section ;i. Notice, as defined In the By-Laws of j Finishing at 9, ready merchandise a t ques- In the conduct of any business if the busi- he g >ro of all meeting- I«i*m| Studeuts -ball tionable and bertiot) 4. (»ne half of Hu* uo iuber-blp of the A**«" places get is to and ARMSTRONG VtOTKf. R1.1W3 ness grow prosper. constitution a quorum. stunx don't xet hot Article VII: Fee* and \i«umtnt» under the It has always been our desire -hall lw from h collar. We uppermost Section 1. A regular fee of ten dollar- < •dhwted cm ineni of hi* fee* at the beginning of handle only to serve Northern Colorado with com- ber of this association, a* » part rcgintrnfloti reputable onlv the second *** the college year. In case of menitwrs who register for merchandise. real store truth- the time of their plete stocks service nowter. five dollars of the regular fee shall lm coliceted at Roy W. Mason Service in registration. NU PHEASANT CAFE ful statements every written or spok- Section 2. Special aseeaamenta may is- levied ■ uly upon majority vote uh of the Station in of the Associated Students and the approval of the pr tnf College I en statement and addition, to constant- (’. A. C. 1910 Article VIII. Amcndmanta i Mountain nml Linden our reputation as “The great- made thl* r .n-fltuih or the By- orner ha«t ly uphold Alterations or amendments may be to i <>f two-ihird* of the a Place to Eat in Colorado.” l.a«» of this nModalion only hy an affirmative vote vot-j Just est value givers Northern within one week Ing members present, and no amendment ahull in* acted U|*>ii Bullard in the Beauty Shoppe Kftdf tile time of Us proposal, nor t*tore It has be*., published Rocky; Good clothes at reasonable It w ill all prices. be on the, We specialize in kinds of Mcun'ain t'olleg'an. The proponed amendment shall published -aid Butty Work 169 North College Ave. forever be the of the institution to -.mu- lay us or In thp first l*aua lucuadlng it* pro|«'-.il. The ptlbllca- policy amended it thru -lands iu wild »'«>»• Phone fIUO-W ilot) shall set forth the |s>rtion to In- u* assortments of mer- read Oftl Hlbh’ti no. KOI COLLINS, COLORADO furnish large quality -l It titlon or By-I-aws, nnd ns It wifi when amended n« propose*!. i. Constitution chandise and to sell that merchandise at Constitution of thi* association and of these Permanent copies of the shall be framed under the lowest possible By-Law shall be preserved as follows: one copy glass prices. in the Library; second copy COLORADO »od exhibited in a conspicuous place College a nnd shall under hall be deposited with the Secretary of the College never, Dr. Geo. Best Crissman, Dentist extreme be taken from hi* office; »nv circumstance, except of emergency, shall he in the record book of the eeretary of the 140 So. Coll«C« At*. Phon*a: Office, 697; Ron. 86!> • Third copy Incorporated Associated Students. tlibbs nothin#Co. th.o-e shall be read SPECIAL The Constitution of this association and By-Laws “A” Alwava bock of th* AGO IRS and a IUSCOI NT to *ll each .n full to the Associated Students assembled at the first meeting of atud*nt*. “Northern Colorado’s Greatest Value Givers” be for one meeting if neces- rollege vear. hut Mich reading may postponed They shall also be printed in full in the Rocky %§ry for practicability. BARBER SHOP ia*t week in Mountain one* each during the September or Collegian year, 129 West I.aurcl the first wee* in October. < i»det tinner Friday night, let- 2. Meetings ter ua for a haircut. Meeting* of the V ociatad Students and of the Student Council shall j Quality and Service MILLER’S GARAGE These two are essential points at our plant. DeLuxe Cleaners When trusting us with your work you are assured of skilled efficient service. Pleasing you in every FX)lt DAS, REPAIRS AND ACCESSORIES particular is the desire of every member of our MARTIN & I.ESI.IK staff. ,3.10 So, Collcte Aw. Phone 202 CI.OSK TO THK rOI.I.KDE Phone 940—We Will Be at the Door The ostoffice Is Just Across from I s Brnsnai’**- OCTOBKB «■ IMS THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COU.KCIAN FIVE Cross Country Meet THIS WEEKS GAMES IGHT , ARMERs Will Be Held Friday Denver vs. Mines at Denver. IGHT the Greeley Teachers v*. Colo. A*g tes Beat at Fort Collins Sports EARS New Plan of Conducting Utah Aggies vs. Montana Aggies Meet is Adopted at Logan. Montana State vs. Colo. College a* Colo. Aglgcs' annual Cross Couut.ry Springs. STRONG ELEVENS COACH HUGHES Run will be Wyoming University vs. Chicago PLAY SPORTLIGHT staged Friday afternoon at ARMERS 5:00 o’clock. at CLASH SATURDAY There has been a radical Chicago. OUR Brigham Young vs. SQUAD change in the plan of thlp meet California Ag- from at Provo. The Montana what it wus in former years. It was gies State Bob Cats gave Ten Rocky Mountain Conference the custom to tho WITH Glenn Davis, hold race on the the dope bucket football teams who will the day OPENER a whirl when will see nctino Satur- captain they that trounced the Six schools Farmer gridiron aggregation the Farmer eloven opened the lo- strong Idaho U. eleven day. have already made through homo where they will turn to the b-r cal a their the coming season, hall# football season, the finish being by score of 16 to 13. initial appearance, while Mines, from the me Ui*on reaching tho stables they mi tropolis of Southern Colorado, run in front of the football crowd. The Idaho Vandals started the Colorado College, Aggies, and Utah pueblo It SAT. scor- take the road leading to the Veterumi TEACHERS Ills was also the will prep school days were nt the custom to have the dif- ing when Hutchison over for swing into action for the first spent Hospital, wont from which point they mi Central High in Mint and ferent enter men and the the initial touchdown. The Vandals time this week end. Colorado Uni- city, of tho run to Hydraulics \m>\ and Me n . the course, he played football and one having most men finishing showed up well as yardage makers versity does not in any basket- the field and around the l.ine To Be Light and participate one lap f: n. • rjc Ihi nearest the would but October ball while there. vis played top secure a prise. Hard Game Is In they were unable to solvo the contest until 13. quarter- Avery Stnrblrd and Frances .him 'it back However, this meet not have Bobcat The real and feature when Aggies were parking will tho Store aerial attack. tilt of the day the motored to Boulder, Sunday tifteinu... fraternities entered will be the *ol pigskin, but took a wing position as competitive Gardner starred for the Bobcats, he game between Montana the and units ns was dono last There of scored their State and Colorado at when green gold was forced to year. are ilh the opening gnme I hi* seu- first touchdown when College Colo- use defensive several gym classes which nre out for he broke through rado Springs. At indications tactics. Davis Is also a less than a week away. Conch the Idaho line for present, of C. track aud it will be One-Day Service at 48 fa-or Montana member A. C/s cage team, and men from the*** d Ills assistants arc working yards and a touchdown. With for the Bobcats have a j„.s nn whose football team will officlal.v will the classes who will be eligible for into four well seasoned bunch and have captain basketball five os well compe- I to whip the team Klini* only minutes to play the Bob- already the medals. COLLEGE ELECTRIC open conference season for ns the football eleven this tition for All runners placing be before the cats statted their displayed their ability to play foot- year. Davis I, must put on aerial attack which polish Colorado Aglges when meet In will be ball they is n senior in Agriculture. Friday’s race eligible to rep- •her gnme here Saturday. but the netted them a touchdown and the by defeating the strong Idaho the Colorado Greeley Teachers o» Carl Brown Is hav- resent Aggies in n tenntive meet with Eleven. The Tigers are a local product, , tvitli tliis week’* practice will is* game- nntried and Field Saturday. at ing gone to Fort Collins High Boulder. will are a disadvantage because School SHOE tir This week’s prnctlce they HOP shii|t*. The to his education, runners will stnrt In front of have a green team. get prep school and « couch Ilughe* pul It "work uml The Colorado Teachers in the College while there played on the Toothall grandstand and will run west as work.’* Wyoming University will Polishes, laces and Omega i more their season journey opener defeated the 20th tenor. graduated from they leave the field. The course then to DID YOU Having hlg:i with the Frosh was Chicago for a contest with Chi- dyes. te scrimmage infantry team the huge of will lend the by score school divided in givs Colorado Pol- them to road running flashing University The thing but ami It allowed 39 to 0. cago Wyoming team 114 Went laurel ; lege n fling. The first year and a haif north and south |iutt President Ivory’s where the weak will be out-classed rery strong (huik* probably by Coach READ ABOUT The first Teacher of bin score came when college career was spent there "iire. The Frouh more Stagg’s aggregations. yet they he team pu> Willet. flashy Teacher back, inter- Brown plays in the hack field, holding should make nice tiiuii was expected nnd a showing. petition soldier It H Cecil llcllhunrh down cepted a pass and ran for a one of the half back positions r e too hi au v fumbles, Brigham Young University did well Quality Oxfords at P we Jourhdown. Then in the next few The B. Y. U. ■He U a senior and Is the against Idaho last hut new Gym is to get. It Inking a r cases of uncertain- Saturday will Popu 1 Prices. many Butter, minutes. the scoring ace of is to he affair, Hdeuce course have too greet line to with a huge consisting of j to where plays were and a cope High Grade u. going the day broke through the army line a combined gym and field house, Bernle WHlliim* is from He not inter- the powerful California Aggies. Utah j Yuma. Oxfords at prices v. did follow their and ruced o 2 yards for the second they need it. which will tackle surely went to high school I here, and played to Line plunging, and University, Nevada you like pav. act’. passes touchdown. Teacher The backs gain- The Montana State Bobcats’ bril- University has of ' end and half on the school's eleven Most rytbing but punting was tried by , prospects a good styles, ed at will through the Soldier line nnd liant win Over the highly touted Ida team and should Since playing on Farmer teams, and he farmers and they failed to gain come home with the fine the found no difficulties in ho Those Bobcats has for two $4.95 stop- long end of the score. aggregation. are seasons, h|,s activities have freely as they should, j the ping army aggregation. going to prove a menace to contend- boon confined to made The Pioneers, after trouncing balfbnck. Bernle is loot! gains were by Brown an I [ Western ing elevens. a senior In Agriculture. backs who State, are quite conf ! dent of liatus. two were on last MUNSELL NU-WAE SHOE CO. The Davis Elkins team A beautiful a Mines handing the Frank Prince is another and when 04 yard run and a dif- , victory over The victory representa- r's championship team 158 Navy a defeat by the close score of 2 tive of Central high school W. Mountain Avenue ficult 22 yard place kick enabled may be Denver’s but the Miners can in Pueblo y did break loose the frosti were to 0. This was the week’s great- He h!-> Brigham Y *ung to down he depended upon to put up truly plays on the line, tackle being eies* because they were too fast University i a genu- est upset. regular position, but is a! the College of Idaho with a 9 to 6 ine battle. Utah Aggies will have lieing used shifty. After the regulars hn.l The Tong Eleven fix- Army scoring end Mils season. Frank is n HOFFMAN JEWELRY •core last Saturday at Provo. Utah. some busy going with Montana junior, and STORE shed with the yearlings, the second touchdowns against Boston U. is The visitors their Mines. in their taking a course In the Engineering the field nnd made touchdown ng took ran through “Gifts that last” Saturday tilt. The Army is consid- department. in the first quarter, and the Cogars The showing that eral plays. They showed that the I the teams of the ered stronger this year, they only j evened it in the seeond quarter and conference make this week will 107 E. Mtn. Ave. Phone 552-W ulars will have plenty of good re- 1 en- crossed twice last did not break them Boston’s goal year Hannah; sophomore. Ignore Stien- material when the tie until near the able to be sized up as to the re they take the • in their opening game. metz. close of the game. probability of their cham- d Saturday. having a Butch Vegher, flashy Regis back The following schedule of pionship team. practices lackhoard work was the order for Bud Brown, Idaho quarter. 91 for Dilly, racing yards a Don't the touchdown lias been arranged : pass up chance to get a New improved morning. The Coach half and left half nrday siient right O’Conror, the Oklahoma against strong Aggie FUESHMAX entire in review nnd best period expian- were the grown gainers for the team. This was a great exhibition of Mountaineers Friday 5-fl . Saturday 11-11! >n of their plays and formations College. Paul Thome did some nice Easily open field running and of in- timely SOPHOMORE Gold-Plated Gillette Razor ! the duties of man. line plunging, Peterson showed plen- every terference. Downed By Pioneers Moodny f»d Saturday v.i ‘each Saunders and his Greeley ty of fight and Rowe showed up very ji kim so.oo $2.79 be Regular special irs will no easy aggregation to good for B. Y U. i Denver University, in the first eon WedinsUav ,*MI Saturday to-11 his bag of tricks not pier and may Brigham line looked weak Young’s forence game of the season Schedule easily Hockey HKNIOH w«i«t to solve. Ills team rna I ADO at times, »:*d along with their fre- marched to victory grtdater* COLLIN DRUG CO. over the Tin; "sdn> 5-0 Saturday 0-lti fh *h<*l over the 2oth infantry team fumbling quent as against Idaho’s from Western State. Saturday The Now Completed It In urged that rM gnN come out Post Office, Phone 49 h“lr opener last Saturday and this | Opposite drive* were put at a disadvantage score was 37 to d. The mountaineers for this lew Npoit for eleven players e Saunders a line on his turn. He during most of the game. Near the to The managers of the (lire- trying offset their weight handicap hockey for each well experienced In the Hughes ore necessary fewm. end of the classes elected game Romney’s gridatera relied on an aireal attack which wns upper were Wednesday h«>d of coaching and Saturday's found their stride nnd were headed night after the regular W quite unsuccessful I>. U. made long V A meet will •a not be an easy obstacle to for their opponents goal line. ing. They are as follows Senior man gains through the line during the en- rcome. tire contest. nger. Marion Brown: Junior. Evelyn All that ask Is probable that Vickers will hold you r j with for—plus Along some flashy exhibitions a center with Sheliabarger and Me- YEARLINGS SHOW by Herb Smith, the Pioneers’ forward Records iX'ld* opposite him. Ilascal and Phonograph wall displayed T'-<« will be avery brilliant game. likely at their reaper- MUCH PROMISE 35c. 3 for SI.OO All through the game wide holes tackles and Wlnkoff at left end were What do want in a foun- TAYLOR PAINT CO. you opened for the Denver bucks to gullop h Prince playing the other wing Conch Cross tain Here’s and his assistant* nr.* through. 153 W. Mountain pen? what you Ition. Captain Davis at quarter and fast developing a frost* that first squad The score was chalked up by Hama and Brown assuming the in the show get Wahl-Eversharp at promise and are strong In nil de in initial Deliver the quarter, us a re fha-'k duties and Beattie at full of the partments « five game. Tills wii j suit of straight line plunges. Another AGGIES dollars: k This aggn-gHtton is comp«wed of \ shown to n mark* d degree In the firs* ' touchdown followed before the quarter The b* of Inst year's renm and the v« j scrimmage with the versify last Frt- i closed. ri«*« left are being ably filled witn FORT COLLINS CAFE Writing Quality—The j day when they showed ability ns tmll During the first half. Western Hlate I«( the last year’s yearling team, i smoothest and i totters and were strong on defence For is to serve you. sweetest fulled to milk*- n first down. Put w«*r»* ready this is ! early In the season the wpisil New uudiai desk mi aide to score their lone touchdtx.u that ever »lik Brill and writing pen glided well end put WALLY SEZ. doing exceptionally a good clip when n 7o yard pass from Id Wert to trap and pencil walnut colotait over Each oi Napoleon's eol- season Is expected In victories ns will inwvt, paper. ennis Crawford with Tourney was completed pan a>«nal dten was Mid to carry a material to fill the Marshal's baton in hu as developing yii .D. I’, chalked 24 in lie ii(» point- a Self-Starting—Ready to knapnack. I carry Wahl ••ancles which will he left this year go Eversharp In last half. IS of which in the Girls’ Barber my upper Contested earn*- Shop left pocket. Hotly During scrimmage they showed tt*n> the instant the point touches fourth quarter —WALLY, they could tackle which is very enaiti the Eversharp Itid The Pioneers' Hue. with Witt K**t ll«lcon> Kvrm llook Miurt' paper—no shaking or prim- The intermural tennis tournament tin! in a foottailI team. The> lost chtiin nnd Miles, was a superb, and progressing to a very marker! de- no time in downing their man and mi\ ing. Smith. Specker and Itiigland did ex HAIR CUTTING AND eliminations numerous the eral times varsity hacks were stopped >. were cel lent work in the back field Ink More than finds hall! Capacity- * week and the closing week In their tracks When given the SHAMPOOING need and !v the most seeded 1 layers corn- they gained yardage on nearly everv you’ll much more lor wa» the outstanding Angel line ting. The matches have been very play nnd the way they worked ns a Phone 114 O. L. Ituttorff than you’d expect in a foun- man and he proved a constant men- and interesting and the develop- unit was commendable. The line Is go L:.mhkins backs. tain r* o over to lie and Inexperienced •’»u» ace to the pen. fthe players las tyear Ing light # nil he made In nnd l Hppn very noticeable, as well ns this will up speed Hue Sturdiness—Built for last- t intense interest in the tennis ginneries*. both on the nnd in the Portraits, Tinting, Framing hack field . ing service and guaranteed to Kodak finisliinjr at Fuller, n freshman this year is give complete satisfaction. "wing mifrh p imise as a tennis KAHM STUDIO Fort Collins Higth tyer and he stands as one of the of 120 \V. Onk I'lioiit* H42W Beauty— Beauty color, writes to been Defeats East High win Branch has beauty of line, of tying superb tennis and all his beauty finish found in other itches were hard fought but he * The Fort Collins Lambkins ran no pen. AT mlled them in shape and he An- KAT great rough shod over the Fast Denver to to And the of these is now the going he a hard obstacle over- greatest writing quality, at gels in Saturday’s game, handing lie high point of perfection in Wahl-EversharpPens. There them a27 to 0 defeat. The Lambkin* Mitchell is mowing much progress second DINNEBECK’S are fourteen select piled up their score in the and graduated points, the one that writes 1 is playing a good game which is third quarter and at no time were like ing you. Eversharp pencils to match. Your favorite store to ac hard to beat. j they in danger. will be glad to show the line. Less Madison, runner up of last Service Moderate Price you complete The Lambkin line was leak and (Jnick nr’s tourney ia paying true to holt when gain he failed to open s a was THE WAHL COMPANY m, met some tough competition 125 West Mountain Avc. fur- needed. 1800 Roscoo Street ■ came out on top and he will Chicago h plenty of opposition in the clos- I Forsyth and Atherly were the main A handsome, sturtN To match the Rose- Streamline overawe ; matches. in the line and the baclefleld tap An Wahl | cogs Wahl fountain pen wood pan. the ie Evershaip. a real In ebony black in the Roar E pen to perfection. The Lamb- smart moua veraharp Much been 1 functioned collegiate pencil, in or choiceof good tennis material ha* wood color. Youpic k pencil, with rifled youi black or a * kina aerial attack was weak, they at- lhe point that ins Richly Jin your favor- color*, remarkable •mored during the progress of this color four writing stroke lit. it« value three all of which imey and tennis Is fast winning ! tempted passes, i were unsuccessful Isideration among the students and $5 $3.50 $3.50 $5 and Main starred in the » tournament is looked forward to Ferguson while C Oenuinr lead* year with much interest. bnckficld for the Angels Ta.v Everaharp designed for Eversharp pencil* and heat lor B- pancil, in this Rad Box £>£eanel~ any Top FREE! FREE! 15c each 50c Marce! «r Shampoo or Retrace with Finger Wave. WAHI PHONE 16 - g^vmsharp AGGIE BARBER SHOP PENS 114-118 Trimble Court AND PENCILS and Beauty Parlor lt§f Call I s for Service Mr*. Brown, Graduate Operator Phone 1305.J Service and San tint li>n SCOTT DRUG CO„ AGENTS WEDNESDAY, imfeMlß St, SIX I I IK ROCKY MOUNT MX C01.1.F.C1 AV l„ COLLEGE LIVESTOCK WINS Agronomy Research AT THE LYRIC Valuable to Farmers PRIZES AT STATE FAIR “Painted Post,” the screen adapta- Sinclair Drago’s thrill- The work of the agricultural di- tion of Harry RICKER’S ing in which Tcm Mix is starred Sheep Exhibit Best Ever Held at Pueblo; Livestock Show Best vision of the Colorado Agriculture’ story will be the attraction at In Last Four Years college is invaluable" to the Colorado and which the Lvric theater next Monday and farmer. Advice and information are “Where the Rent Their Cars” A* the animal fair said it. tiie best livestock stories usual husbandry de-] was ex- Tuesday is one of the finest Aggies g'snt J him for his asking. He is has partment continued their winnings -n! hibit In the last four years and the in which the Western star ap- saved toil and loss of money, as the livestock the Colorado sheep show ever held In Pueb- peared. nil classes of at greatest experimental workers of the college Have the Finest Rent Cars in the State Outside of fair last there being three hundred takes it? from state week. lo. over labor to solve his problems. The Drago’s story name Denver the In head entered in sleepy .Mem Itors of department com- competition. the town of Painted Post, a agronomy department of the agri- menting upon the fair said it was the little hamlet on the edge cultural division is a part of the col-! perched heal fair in The ahow ot Madre mountain range years. dairy lege experiment station and the ex-■ the Sierra i'll exhibits of milking Shorthorns. To all the town is tak Dr. Shinn Praises | tension service, active in serving the j appeuranees JUST PHONE 100 WE DELIVER 1 t.iiernseya, llolsteins and Ayr- ing Van Winkle sleep. How fanner. Farmers of the future are a Rip hh* |»y far the best ever shown ever, the mask of respectability i Work trained in the agronomy classes, ■ fair In Agricultural rudely torn a-idc when Mix, us shcr The animals each class j where the laboratory work in soil tie- lies! and competition was iff. uncovers a plot seething with Marmons very physics and soil fertility, and instruc-J Graham-Paiges Chryslers The Diamond K of Lit- greed and duplicity. ranch Agricultural college Iraluiug bus tion in farm crop wf ork and plant hate, Nashs DeSotos Buicks *.i 1 ere heavy winners In the dairy opened opportunities for interesting Circumstances throw Mix into th« i breeding are carried on. work leadership this and the niannei bIXMtHI and in a number of To the enterprising farmer the center of mass Chevrolets Fords The Dairv Calf club exhibits were fields, says E. II Shinn of the I'nited in which he restores law and ordet most vital phase oi the college agron- fj ab the and several States In interesting to furnish i *ve average of; Department of Agriculture. omists’ work is that carried on at ex- is sufficiently in the class of the could ask. i!i boys won money open a study demands made upon ! periment farms located at Fort Lew- alt the thrills one the ' their agricultural • .ifter winning In club classes , j college* and the extent ! is. Rocky Ford, Akron, Cheyenne The cast includes Natalia Kingston. f/ ~ 'b'-t of fl»e animals were bought cheap to which these are being met. Al John and Fred Gamble. Gem i Doctor Wells and the College campus. There, St. but This Shinn, in ln- v.-rv carefully selected. goes charge pf agricultural plants are bred and tested* and met-1 Forde directed. to show that do '! office of high priced animals struction, Cooperative Exten- hods of cultivation and treatment Ricker not Work, finds Driverless always win the prize money. sion agricultural college tried. are Shaver First Professor Fairbanks Judged the graduates active in farming, Singers research, Some of the crops originated at and Professor Morton Judged the teaching, extension work and Imslnes* Attraction sheep the stations are “Defiance wheat. Lyceum dairy tattle. enterprise* related farming The to ‘‘Number 37 oats,” and “Colsess bar- Cars, Inc. the Singers will Hob Broad, well known herdsman of fact that highest percentage of the ley." Extensive studies have been The Shaver Jubilee graduates Is refiorted college auditorium on the college farm, had charge of the engaged in farm made in the treatment of “foot rot,” i appear in the lug. and also that all <>f 3. Thi? college exhibits. A list of the win- j practically the a disease of dry land wheat, which Wednesday, October group Phone 100 216 So. College Ave. lines of of the first third are j other work followed contrib- performer* constitutes nlngs by classes up to place j can be cured by late planting; and follows: ute directly to farm progress. Doctor feature of the Lyceum pro- as In the treatment of alfalfa wilt, by yearly Shinn contender!, would he sufficient 1 the Shorthorns—First aged bull, senior use of disease resistant varieties gram. to refute the criticism the sometimes made of the and by Directed by John .A. Shaver, and grand champion bull. First on plant, building up the that the agricultural colleges educate plant’s resistence Jubilee Singers have become im- junior yearling bull, first on aged cow thru nutrition. young men away from Mm* farm rather mensely during the last few with calf at side, first on two-year-old j Dry land work in the stations ha? popular i than for it. is due not included studies summer years. This popularity AGGIES cow, second on senior yearling heifer, j of fallow- i Deans nineteen ing, soil preparation only to their concerts in the east second on Junior yearling heifer, first i of agricultural col and handling, The but their broad- heif- leges, ranging from Minnesota tli • growth of forage rate and and middle west, to and second on summer yearling on crops, CAKE north Florida of casting for the two years. l-'ORT COLLINS first and second on senior heifer to ami Texas on the date planting cereals, and rota- pa.-t Friendly Fives ers. of the singers in- to serve mid on tion over The repertoire is ready you. calves, first on aged herd, first on | south, from Massachusetts Me* of crops. At Akron 1,000 wheats ntul clude.* and young herd and first on get of sire. 1 Atlantic to Washington on the Pacific, nr»> planted yearly studied 1 popular negro spirituals have submitted detailed to test breeds the negro folk song*. There is a series Hereford*—The college only exhibit- I Information ay for dry lands. j You’ll have to see these the cf colorful musical pictures from the new r»d two heifers in the breeding class 1 to present occupations of graduates. High altitude crops and their adap- Let Friendly Fives (Doctor Shinn has tion to Colorado old cotton field? and the religious to appreciate them. and won first and second senior heifer, assembled and das climates have been They satisfy sifted other meeting Each member of heifers this Information ns subjects of .amp foot and first on two bred and owned by follows: investigation. Work Mason’s your eye, your your pocketbook. is and heifer The niindter along these lines has been done at the group especially talented, and made of \hibifor. junior champion who have returned to They are genuine Calfskin with has had wide experience not in who also was placed chain after their Fort Lewis. only ns grand farming college course Prime Oak Rend Soles. are, Service Station They’re a of the -7.8 At Rocky Ford the ensemble singing but in solo work a* step pioti cow Herefords. per cent of the total: those in re- agronomists well. ahead of style, and, the best have co-operated with college bacter- An especially attractive part incidentally, In the steer classes they won first on j search. 5.8 per cent: In teaching. *2l rf th program will be the readings five dollars worth ever wore. cent: in extension work. iologists in attempting to control the Serve Gas, Oil and you .Come junior yearling steer, first on summer! ' per 8.4 per b\ Mr. Shaver, in production of high nitrate alkali who will give selec- in and try on a yearling steer and first on senior steer ,cent; business related to ngricul- Grease for that car pair. t-on* from the works of Paul Dun- i-nlf with only three animals entered [lure. 10.4 t**r cent; miscellaneous of famous yours. Attention bar. the negro poet. The winnings in the hog classes is called to the fact Mint Roy Foard Admitted Brides Mr. Shaver, the than |K>r*onnd Corner East and numbered -even firsts, ten seconds ami more one-fourth of the gradu- Mountain To Bar irclude? Miss Lu Julia Rhea, ates of return Association con- icht thirds on 1 Miroc Jerseys as well agricultural colleges io Linden tralto. who won second prize for the the farm and to r* grand champion boar. j continue make scien- Last Monday saw thirty-seven Atwater-Kent Audition last tific agriculture new year; to Please in tie- Poland China classes the col their life work, the We Strive memlter* admitted to the Colorado Bar Miss lamesanna Weather.*, 'oprano;! L^lEY£lte of the proportions i«'Td placed fairly high, i range varying from Association and the ilst of Mr. Lc Roy W. and Rn\ W. It. E. E. cent among m- Jennings. ’'Oflso; Mason. S.. ■ u!con place*. including two firsts |st in Florida, where tench- memIters Miss Vivian Fowler appeared the name of Roy W Gentry, pianist. ( . A. ( . 1910 1 three second*. I Ing .-alls nearly a third of the students. ii* Fort Foard of Collin*. Mr. was. Activity tickets to Tat in Fonryl are good. ' eral .•\hihits of sheep were made. ( per cent Kansas, and that the until recently, connected with tie Ex- -i> in each class. callings not immediately related to ' . • winnings j 1 tension Department at the (’(dorado for i. Broad In commenting on the agriculture account less than a Agricultural College, lie resigned hi* liiartei of the graduates “These posltlon ihere about two inontlr* ng • Doctor Mhinn Score ; data,” says, "show that a Touchdown for Is—Try This to fake up the practice **f law and hi* the celticism rometlme* made against ERICKSON’S ~v. Elfring Talks admission to the Bar is the renllrntlo.i the land-grant colleges that their grad of his ambition along till* line He ';* nates do nor return to the farm is 500 Sheets Yellow To . 50c Student an ntid was Copy Paper . . Body Aggie graduate very active ■u;&. without foundation. It i* true that ail FLOWER in student body activities while on th •>f these graduates do not retur* to tb » campus here ns student. farm a KpBeb But should l*> con ered The Ir this a Robinson Printing Co. i- ...... t un. ... ni.»u..vu uiiu is ucits' | reflectionr on the work of the SHOPPE " institu r> for >•" he slated. search work and «>X|*eriu>ent teach mio tinnn? by Distinctive Dance The fact that these curricula Programs. Social Printing Dr FI fring stressed the need for L ers of agriculture and extension work broad are sufficiently to prepare stu- West Oak St.. P. O. Hie The need for these Opp. adaption lo opportunities of our ers may require in for in dents service a variety of pur- Kxclusite nvtronuH-iit. “The men who acconi- | some colleges additional attention to Design 1 ssuit* Is commendable The rnpid ag pli*h tlic* tasks before them become the certain course* in the fllds of educa ! rlculturalr development during the pm- f leader* Vhraliani Lincoln on«>e said tion. psychology, methods of tenchinu Dependable Service quarter of a century lias created a de- "f General Grant, ‘Wherever Grant public <|»enkliic. hoc!alogy and relate: mand for the service* of men trained j and If don AMERICA thinks thing* » subjects. goes, move, In agriculture This phenomenal de- 111 East Oak Phone 157 lpOO*< move Grant moves them ' could vvelopment not have been posslbl •' ifl3i ■•Re yourself,” the speaker eontin- THEATRE If a considerable numiter of these agri ned “Don’t try to lie like I>enn John cultural gratbiiiieo had not chosen t-> •on or your professor*. Follow your i( LYRIC Attractions for the Week enter careers in inseurcb. extension and ns rural lent and develop your own tn! r resident teaching, ami oihcr agri. ulfiir- 1 ’’ ruts and Interest TODAY AND THURSDAY aal professions • TONIGHT— Emphasis was placed hy Dr Lifting in Although trn.ning for *« leiitlfb- 1 Fred Thompson, “WE AMERICANS” nn the uselessness of training wilted f farming should is* an Important aim "The Pioneer Scout" all-star ip|Mhi« one's natural bent. He gin< „ featuring an cast. The picture with a thousand of the agricultural college. Dnrtor j lie instanoe of Isaac Watt*, who wrote s surprises. Cometh. "All for Also Shltin "it should Nothing.” Novell.' says, not he the only THI die words to Inane KSDAV— Feature. many hymns. aid.” n There is al*o a conMant anti con I Watts' Pete Morrison in father • rlcd to “whip the poetry , tinning need for research in agrlcul ••it of him” when he but Grit” s£eane/V was a hoy, “Cowboy FRIDAY ,,turn! science, and this Is likely to de AND SATURDAY I'nmpilv, Vitrlftt verse making was so imieb a of part Irmnnd the service* of more than the hi* nature that Watt would i young _ Sid per cent of graduates now engaged in Chaplin in “Skirts" In the midst of his whipping: FRlDAY—- deg research. “Such students n ns show apt* I Comedy, News and Cartoon *‘*(*.i, do fake from father, my hack Male" ,,tude of this kind of work should n»* “Honeymoon PHONE 16 'his pain, and l will never rhyme ■ noouragcd by colleges to prepare for Also Dunbar Co. Friday **•»»' ” Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday next week careers of research." Similar need Night. Dr. said “I 114-118 Trimble Court Lifting of himself. was spreading Qexist* for the results of n “THE KING OF KINGS” -ut out for farmer but they sewed me Greater than “lien Hyr.” the Call Us for Service up wrong.” highest picture of the Hay. Ill description of the three types in all fall 'l»hh people was vcrv in- REMOVAL SALE AT teresfimr “There are those who talk •ntinually of the past, mid each time SPENCER FARMER th- v tell fh»ni their sforie* little the (.lass NU get a Black, Man’s PHEASANT CAFE Candy. Smokers’ Articles, Soft Drink.l* and -r There who live in .» are those 242 Lind on Street Fountain Luncheonette ’!»e fun i. and love to tell of what they lO4 E. M aintain Avenue • . uis to d*i while ns a matter of 2. 50 ,'nt all Jusl a i,ottd Place r> > o per . discount on goods. We are to he to hot f;i tin ' ouit blossom about as often moved first i - I lie .entury plant. The third group by November to no fie»ple wlm live In today and sav HOFFMAN JEWELRY STORE 169 North College Ave. 'i iv little of the past or future They 163 West Mountain Avenue “Gifts that last” io the oue« who accomplish and who FORT \\ ll4tii w H Humphrey nrr now ltM-nt»* AWHAH 'Wa/mob LISTEN TO WHAT HAPPENED TO THE MAN 1 W WHO WASN'T EVEN GOING TO "LOOK"— 'kMW Came in to use the phone—- Two Wilson Hros. Starched Collar Shirts— Ask for Stork Scrip. Found so man) ri«rht numbers that before he Three hand-made Cravats and he wouldn’t left he was the proud owner of TAYLOR have stopped then but the noon A Miehaels-Slern Fall Suit thistles blew - X A I)obbs Hat CLOTHING CO. and lie had an 11:30 appointment! “Right on tho Corner." * i