See You At Silver Spruce The Varsity Ball ROCKY MOUNTIAN COLLEGIAN Pictures Nearly Due

Published By The Associated Students Of The Colorado State College Of A. & M.

VOl't ME XLVII FORT COLLINS, COLORADO—THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2. 1937 NUMBER 13 Aggie Faculty Council Aggie Livestock Spur Members Sell Judging Team Is Boutonnieres For Third Annual Varsity Ball Girl'sFall Dance Approves New Physical Twelfth In Meet "Did you rate a gardenia? I 1 got only a measly carnation ! To Honor Football Team wi’ Education on Takes First In Heck! My gal doesn't think much Department Section Of Contest of me.” will be On Soon Aggie men anx- Sheep if their Proposed Course Will Be Included In Science iously wondering dates will treat them to a cent gar- In fifty Gymnasium Division To 25 a or Saturday According Head Coach Schools Represented denia. twehty-five cent rose, Harry Hughes a twenty cent carnation for the big night out. Remember, the A. Three Individuals Place Don Redd Hartzell And His Orchestra Direct From W. S. dance when each male will [Willie BOARD MUST In know STATE ALSO PASS PLAN High Separate whether he Is the one In the The Broadmoor Will Furnish Music Divisions three and a half males allotted For Dancers New Major Instituted As Solution To each Aggie female or only one of Growing the three. Colorado For Who State College’s senior Demand Men Can Teach And To show especial favor the YELLOW JACKETS SPONSOR AFFAIR , livestock Judging team placed girls will he buying boutonnieres Also Handle Athletics twelfth in competition with 25 dates , for their chosen from the Will teams at the International Live- Trophy Be Presented To Most Valuable Player Spur group. A j.ropoMMl physical education course which is to he included ' stock exposition in Chicago Satur- On Team As Voted The Members If you would have "Mr. Butch" By division of science came one day. to word hi,. step nearer a reality when ( according received blossom forth In place Of :\cd the of the Colorado State here style, your The Squad it * approval Faculty Council at : Sunday. order with Spur at Johnson hall held last Tuesday, according to \V a m< - ting Harry Hughes Teams placing ahead of Aggies, on December 9th. or 10th. Willie Hart/ell and his Janet will cliit- 1 of Colorado State’s coaching staff. in orchestra, featuring Bible, the order named, were Kansan for the he instituted in play on the State campus Saturday, December 4. Varsity In order to definitely as a course the science . Aggies. Cornell. lowa. Wisconsin. Coach Hughes, ' Ball which is the Yellow Jackets. A di\i-nv n. accordingil to II 11 tin proposed course must be sponsored by truly unique ,||\1 , I! .n ■ I ,11 UK I>' ' ll^ 1 |'iw|iipni nmisr nil’Sl lt»* Texas Tech. Purdue, Oklahoma. affair, and which will he classed tin* finest the State Hoard of>f Gymkhana To Be perhaps one as season’s approved by Agriculture nt a meoting to be Minnesota. Illinois, and Nebraska. will under iti the men’s A The get wax at 9:00 p. m . gymnasium. held Dei .in her 8 course may Carl Swanson of Ault, a mem- semester new in decorations as well a a new floor plan, will yield the be offered the second of Held On style ber of the Colorado Parade State team, of maximum amount, floor space. this year. took first in sheep; and placed Willie Hartzell’s orchestra, <,i t over both NBC and CBS net- course In educa- •*Th« physical “ighth In judging Ground As of the Yellow Jac- horses: Willard Saturday president, which Is coming direct from the works. ho tion has n suggested a* a solt- of Don 1(4*41*1 is How! Portales. N. M.. was kets, pushing plans Broadmoor Den- Country Club of During intermission, some mem- growing demand for :tlon tf> th»* fourth in cattle; and Ted Vldeen for the annual Varsity Itall to- will feature the singing of ver. ber ** f the grid team will receive a can teach In addition to Nine Events Scheduled men who of was ward* Montrose ninth in sheep. completion. l Janet Bible. Miss Bible Is petit* plaque which will designate him handling athletic Thun The State team in With Two For of the few entertainers took seventh one very .ts this year's most valued player. r men who titan on coaching ca eer« sheep; seventh in in this who has had the ex- cattle: thir- Ladies Millard region This honor w ill he bestowed upon can be trained to handle both ends To teenth in hogs: Laing perience of a long and tiventy-second engagement at * he deserving player by the team, of the Job. in horses. Members of the team Mike Fritzel’s famous Chey Paree Once again the Annual Scab- Present Recital l.ast year the squad awarded the not be made The onme will were expected to return here to- off Chicago’s Lake Shore Drive. bard and Blade Gymkhana and plaque to Earl "Ooogo" Hurt,

.i -v studies. hut It has the up * day. Show be She has made innumerable broad State's versatile renter of last Horse will presented on Tuesday Evening who adw *:•■• that a man spends the military drill field at 9:00 a. year. when hin t • -"it for athletlca he Hartz* II has been of m. Saturday morning to the cries h hand one Millard I.alnsr of (hr music dr- will receive niii" f bf studying Hunt's Orchestra in Moun- of "Ride ’em" as the horses hur- Dramatic Club the mainstays the Rocky partment will present n piano re- • '- Is work The partlci- tain region. Well known to Den- tle over the Jumps and boys cital in Ammons halt Tuesday Is p.r n porta an Integral part Will Furnish Music verites the mounted bareback push and pull at He will as "drummer." Willie evening 8:15. be as- Play Features of . the ach their has lead his orchestra to a promi- For A.W.S. Dance • other off respective sisted by a woodwind quintet com- A »• n Ire achedule of the stu- place In tiie life of the "Step- tat steeds. posed of Nadine Reitz, flute Ellz- 1 nent is tVMich Harry Hughes now Humorous Lines *, he Included has been outer.” dim There are nine events on the abeth Kinghorn. oboe: Kenneth pers the of his work be- iwar (timplNion dri* • n the freahman schedule with for ladies — year Agqie Coeds Invite Boy two only. Goodwin, clarinet; Richard Bice. | The Varsity Ball will he a seml- towards n course in physical «*du- ing given below, Ribbons will be presented Friends To Annual to the French horn: and Mr. Lning bas- formal affair. Bills are now be- cation. T!m* rouncdl ap- i "Fresh Fields" Will Be l-'trsl s. i faculty winners of first and rnintir: second places soon. ing sold by members of Yellow Monda> Hah provcl ■nsh a course Affair in there will be En Compoaltlon all events; special Jackets at $1 25 a couple Abso- The feature cumber of Mr Presented Next nights Mathematical Analysis prizes for high point winners In lutely no more than 400 tickets Laing's program will hi* "Pictures Weekend or Harry Hunt and .Hr Greater both ladles’ and mens’ events. will be sold. j at an Exhibition” hv Moussorgsky College Algebra | Dance Band will furnißh th, music Some bleachers will be provided McCain Speaks To This piece is fam >us as orchestra for the annual A W. dance for the of the Government j S. to benefit spectators. Comedy, spicy lines, romance, presentation but is seldom heard Charles And Pe he in "Entries he Boyer .nal Hygiene and Health Freshman I held the men’s gymnasium. will received until and suspense—a confirmed hit of Assembly on the piano by itself Two num Ph nal Education Laboratory Saturday December 11 r. 00 o’clock Friday in the office fin* 1937, Colorado State Dramatic hers by Chopin will complete the Jean Arthur Come <>f the is “Fresh Military Science In Cross' Absence orchestra military department.” ae- club play season—that Hunt’s Includes elev- program “ Sutml Sninntcr: rordlng to Bill Madsen, who is in Fields. Ivor Novello’s newest en pieces, two girl singers, and The quintet will play "Rhap- To Lyceum Screen ' barge of the Zoology himself leader. The American show ring. "The en- comedy This play, under the di- In the absence of Dean Floyd as sody in B Minor" by Brahms and try fee will he twenty-five cents rection of Miss Ruth Jocelyn Wat- Zoology laboratory ..egion at Greeley claims it Is the "St. Francis Walking on ('mas. who la in South Dakota the Newest Film Lovers English Compoaltlon best band that played per event, with a special of five tles will be presented Friday and Are hunting buffalo, the freshman has at Its Waves” by Liszt. • vents for dollar. j English Literature Mr- annual Ding In ten one All en- Saturday nights. December 10 and class was addressed by Jamea Wiling years. Featured In Smart trios should their horses Enrllsh History get 11. at Old Main auditorium at Cain. assistant to the president of As in the past Aggie coeds will NOTH i Romance or drawn early.” : 00 o’clock. Colorado State College i Invite their boy friends, pay for Preliminaries In the jumping Phyalology Centered the Mr. McCain spoke of the out- the evenings entertainment, and There will be an Important around lives of Charles H< or and Jean Arthur, (Continued on Woodwork page six) Lady Mary Crabbe and Lady Lil- standing points of Colorado State perform all the tasks usually left meeting of the Forensic Council at i the screen’s newest team of film Physical Education laboratory 9:00 o’clock Thursday evening lian Bedworthy. aristocratic College in order that the fresh- to the male In two ; romancers, com# to the lyceum Military Science. Room 113 In Old Main. The south ladles who have inherited he able rec Four a man men may to properly j| Admission to the dance will he | Aggies Compete | this weekend. In the picture, “His- door of the building will he slon but not the finan- ommend this college to a prospec- seventy-five couple. A open necessary rents a In Debate Tournament tory is Made at Night ’ All not ces for maintaining the home. tive organizations which have student special midnight show will he h**ld | This smart romance easts Boyer At yet sent to N'ovello has woven a In such Mr If the per Colorado Springs representatives the plot Said McCain after the dance and all girls will in n totally now- type of rote ns eouncll should send them this minin'manner thatii.iiit I' received nothing to i i i iiiiiiii'ik he allowed to stay out until one Paul Dumond. dashing mnn-nhout- tin Friday del* cates from Colo- meeting (Continued on page six) torested In law medicine or Jour j Collegiana J half hour after th** show town, while J'-an Arthur Is seen tado State will participate In the ■ a* a lovely N*»w York mannequin By CLARA GAMBLE Junior Debate Tournament interest- nt t come to Aggies We are I I They meet In Paris The pair be- Colorado Springs Those who Home Economics Student Teachers Gain who desire Fifteen Foresters j ex- ’ ed In those students come Involved In a gay tomance pect to enter the tournament are to major In one of th** courses we | Valuable In State's Schools I that carries them from France to s hall Become Axemen In Ida Ferguson, Alice Partridge and Experience Me if,. ,i Utile farther? of offer On** outstanding feature I America against n series of set- If «|o. I’ll iiikl walk John Butler, who will speak on it get out Is the fine democratic Including luxury liner and our campus Student teaching In various "It grand experience." [tings a home. Colorado the subject of "Compulsory and j was a place Society 'the spirit that exists Our Job smartest restaurants of New " schools throughout the Htate Is a ! said Ruth Da**is of her teaching Arbitrary Speech Ruth Muir- ment bureau has a placement ave- York. became Axe- valuable and Interesting In Golden "I enjoyed Tl». freehnuu) Fifteen foresters head will spenk on the extempore experi- i especially who put* off cent comparison and rage of 9f> per In T.eo Carillo Colin Clive are Colorado besides being lots of fun. the made with the Mimlj in- men of the Society of jI topic 'Civil Liberties." ence. j contncts par- until tomorrow la surely which Is with the national average featured In the supporting cast. This is the of the home ents of my students through my V going t,» State Foresters, honorary forestry ! Professor Curry wishes to an- opinion have a hn| time lonite have nr. per cent We also, only economies student teachers Inter- T. A work.” V»t fraternity, at an outdoor initiation i nounce that It is not yet too late •• .. by Franklin. building, to I a fine student union Monday evening viewed on their return to the ceremony held on j!to try out for public speaking. cam- addi- At Fori Morgan the homo eco- Yellow Jackets which we plan to build an above the college cabin near the 1 Those Interested should to pus. < ynic’s Definition* [ report nomics classes were divided be- tion. Our home economics course Of in summit of Horsetooth mountain the meetings which are scheduled her work the Lakewood Initiate Hornety—fear of InUng caught. Unit- | tween Martha Hull and Jessie Dn- Twenty is one of the strongest in the j Initiation followed a two-week ; follows: high school. Peggy Cooper reports, i Gimhl will al- | ns i vis. In addition to the regular 1 sport—one who ed States Our graduates from the "Besides teaching homemaking i wa\s Irt pledge period since pledging Monday—- Tuesday Evening you have own I class work Martha helped with your way. this course earn $250 more per Nov. 15. classes. I had charge of a club Moron— ceremony on Me tday, -4:30. Room 113. Old Main pep one who la content with dramatics, coaching a half-hour on the av rage than do grad- year of seventy girls and gave Instruc- Twenty men were Initiated Into • Requirements for membership ! 7:30. Room 102, Library serene mind. play for an assembly program. | from other schools..” uates standing in the tions In social dancing. My work j i Yellow* Jackets, men's organi- are a scholastic 1 Thursday—- pep inilst—One who msw things j Jessie told of helping with the I and well benefl- -1 zatlon. at formal held ** two-fifths of the Junior -4:30. Room 113, Old Main was enjoyable as as I a ceremony *hey art*. upper | Future Homemakers club whlcl \ months of rial.” on the Aggie "A” Tuesday night. Cons. Band Honors Bourne senior classes, five 7:3ft, Room 102, Library has just been established there. j i. nee—the voice that tolls experience, Nelle Gill said of her experience | Those who w*ere initiated have v«»u p •nctlcal forestry phy- [ not to do something after you At Sunday Doris Christenson told of her I Banquet In Yuma. "I taught three home ! served with the fitness, and an active inter- pledgeshlps group N*ve dune It. sical New Sponsors To Be work with the girl’s club of ( I of forestry, economics classes, physical educa- ' pep this fall. will he the est in the profession j Dr. R. F. Bourne Littleton. "To raise tlon. study hall and worked money for I The Initiates are Everette An- Axemen are: Seniors: Jock Presented kept j hi<| you know New | Wednesday that the average guest of honor nt n banquet spon- our organization the girls made Wilbur Pack- with the homemaking club. My derson. Wallace Anderson, How- ‘ullcji.- Cady. Warren Bloys, j tiinn Is u dame fm>l. sored Kappa Kuppn Pal, honor- hamburgers, pies and coffee which by newly elected will with the families ' ard Bevers, Ray Burke, Jack John Preston, and Stratton ; The sponsors contncts of my recogni- ard. ary music fraternity. In we sold at n cattle sale.” In con- 1 at Regimental Re- pupils were especially Interesting Btishnell, Maurice Calhoun. Ralph h" Juniors: Klelss Brown, Gor- 1 be presented ,| hand for Van. \ - uione in the m«M>nlight, tion of his services to the | ncctJon with her school work she view on December 8, nt three to me.” Ellis Dnrlev. Harold ' n

i THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2. 1037 TIIE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIAN TWO

SPARKS HOWLing in the ENGLISH And catch the burning choir. The Black- Which turns his HART to Village that fly STON~. threshing- IAkc COBBS from the Week on the Work Toiling. reJOYcing. This Campus Smith Begins floor. sorßOWElng, rocky mouninm t:ou, wiiii State OnWARD thru life he goes; Colorado to At on SUNDAY the He goes Each morning Bees some WORK OUtdmtfl of ( WHITICHURCH, beGUNN, lNtt- Thursday by th« Associate TODAY UNDER (WOOD) spreading And site among hla BOUYS: THE COLORADO STATE COLLEGE OF Meeting of all home heads of women's resident homes. 4:00, Each evening sees It KLOSE, and CHASEnut TREES He heari the PARSONS prny j AND MECHANIC ARTS Ammons Hall. AGRICULTURE Something STRAINed, something The village SMITH, he stands; preach, l*rintc<»•• l*« C-. Johnson Hall Mixer, 9:30, Johnson Hall. and BLACK Goto His HAIR is crisp, • . i at the putt office, Fort < Kappa Delta, 9:00, Chapter House. and LONG, Faculty Dancing Club, 9:00, Ammons Hall and the Membet with full privileges of Western Intercollegtoie His face Is like the SANS: Amity, 7 30-9 30, Ammons Hall. Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate Press Association His HEAD is wot with SUMMERS Lambda Chi Alpha Crescent Club Dance. 7:00 p in sweat.

He ERNS(T) whate’er he can; SATURDAY Phone 625 And LOOKS the world in the ISE. Lyceum "History Is Made at Night," 7:15, Old Main Ralph W«*»tfall Associate Editor Fo»- he not MANN. Forestry Club Dinner Dance. 6:30, Ammons Hall owes any Marolf Berger Buslnesn Manager Varsity Ball, 9:00, Men's Gymnasium. Phone 901 The FAIRCHILD coming from the Hiker's Club. 9 00 a, m.. Old Main; Hike to Picnic Rock c'11• t 'I Assistant Manager SCHOOL(EY) to the HOUSE. 1,.. | v Circulation Manager r,*• LOOKS in the DOR(AN); SUNDAY open They LOVE(LACE) to see the F: I»1 I'. .RIAL STAFF Newman Club. Initiation. 5:00, Saint Joseph's School Hall. News Editor FLEMING forge, And hear the BELLAIRS RORER; |. hln Hf i- Society Editor MONDAY

Feature Editor Faculty Club Dinner. 6:00, Ammons Hall.

Peguv Cooper Women’ll Sports Junior A. V. M. 7:15, Veterinary Hospital. A., Receives Books Sports Editor Chemistry Club, 7:15, Chemistry Building. Room 207. Library

Doris Christenson Exchanges "Bacteriology In Regard to Chemistry," John Anderson Mr. James G. Hodgson, head Dill Madsen Cartoons and Robert Dansdaill. librarian of the college, has re- Modern Literature Club. 7:15, Ammons Hall. m:w< assistants cently brought from Denver early Dancing Class, 4 30, Ammons Hall Dornili\ GiHti* r I.uMp Henry, Clara Gamble Herbert Prather. copies of "Transactions of the So- H<»l* Sargent ciety of Engineering." The Bib- TUESDAY I REPORTERS liographical Center in Denver Amity, 7 15. Ammons Hall. NEW S Ji tinette Bernhardt Thai, Eaton Draper. made the conr ibution in an en- Girl's Pistol Club. 4:00. Military Building R. ttv rrott’di ; Man Ann Englefleld. Helen Loomis. Rill Sutherland. deavor to equalize duplicate mag- Housemother’s dessert party. 2:00 Ammons Hall. .L»n«» Wrii ht. J<> .nn* Mi Mimlo. Irwin Johnson, Marjorie Randle. Jo- azine volumes through the Rocky Panhellenic. 4:00, Ammons Hall, office of the Dean of Women. i Jeon Router, Elizabeth Young, Mountain district.. Millard Laing. Plano Recital. 8:15, Ammons Hall. John Zirkl* Hettv Mae Willard. Rolland Walker. Walter Williams.

Elizabeth Kinghorn, Parthena Price. WEDNESDAY The freight revenues of the FEATURES Roberta Buchanan, Charlene Tresner. Betty Grace railways in 193 6. University Women, 7:30, Ammons Hall. Class one i End* rwood. Dorothy Trostel. Lavina Zahel. amounted to 43.308.540.696, an SOCIETY Gladys Carlson. Tryphena Purcell, Tryphosa Purcell, increase of approximately $518.- Beth Ireland Grn< < Childress. Mary Brownell. 000,000 above the corresponding SPORTS Boh Law Boh Green, Herbert Anderson, Maurice total for 1935. Calhuun. Walter Williams. Barbwire Bits

BUSINESS STAFF OHUOK TITLEY Mat caret Blair, Linllle Rudolph, Dorothy Berger, Dick Kreut- CASH & CARRY /• i hob IB j p). whit. Lee Sneddon. Lester Golgart, Marjorie Clip- ping r Julia Shellabarger. Betty Hubhard. Walter Haines. CLEANERS so that Delt Answer "When you asked Trl Be very courteous. you she 148 WEST OAK to dance, did accept quickly?" Say, "May I trouble you for that THE WOLVES HOWL "Did she? Why, **he was on my i duck?" won have to! Kver\ this the wolves of the football stadiums feet In an Instant." XXX year at time all the howl in XXX Ledger Clerk —"There must be over country begin 1° unison. Every eoaeh (Zl "The Ifoiiio of '. Yl««ndly Without tube*, which voice A g repeater amplify young theologian named Fiddle, i something wrong. It’s right.' Herrice” whose team has not had a successful season and defeated it*; currents 50 mile*, over ' Refused to accept his degree, XXX P P every telephony very traditional into hibernation and read the! rival begins to " goo*, ‘tie to old McNeish's Barber di*tanee* would he "For.” said he, enough be A very nice lady had a few great hardly possible. wanted” of the help sections papers. Fiddle. words to her flapper say to coed Shop C Incidentally, the telephone repeater tube " Without being Fiddle. D. D grand-daughter. "My How rabid some of the wolves become is shown in an article dear.” said I2a NORTH OOLLBOE was one of the first application* of the \ ueuuni XXX she. "I wish you would promise in a recent issue of the American Magazine. The article states tube which now make* it Instructor, "You say on your me never to use two words. One principle, |»o*»ihlc that Mrs. Vie Hanson, wife of trie former football Syracuse continent paper that you know the connect- Is swell and the other Is lousy. for you to talk aero**the as easily coach, received calls many anonymous telephone after her hus- ing link between the animal and Would you promise me that?" Home Bakery a* just around the comer, fl, ( bunging band’s t‘*am lost to its perennial rival, Colpate. To quote, “I vegetable kingdoms. What is it?” "Why sure." said the coed. "What Block Off needs call for continuous telephone Student, "Stew.” are the words?" Campus just phoned to to!I you.” jeered an angry voice, “that vour to XXX research make service XXX your husband is the vvor*t football coach in the country.” Open Nights Alf —"I can read you like ant this Sig a "Walter, there’s an on more uud more \uliiuhle. Another caller demanded. “Whoever told husband your book." ice cream sundae!" 3 ‘V * about He’d S«. he knew anything coaching? better start looking K. I). —"Well, don’t be so anx- "Hm-m 1 they’re going in for Mailer ious to thumb the pages." winter too?" \\ orkmanMliip for .a new job. He’s all washed up!” sports XXX —XXX College Shoe Shop The wolf was telling Mr*. Hanson no news for football Lilies are white, "Annie." called her mistress. I‘nnnpl ami ('ourtfou" coaches’ wives know as well ns their husbands that a coach who I Violets are purple. "Look. can write my name in the Si-nlif Why no# call Mather orDad tonight Y Kate* la most win is the of the dust I 115 \\>M [arEoj! doesn’t games at mercy fans. Poppies are trite. on the piano." I-* 11 r«-1 points are lowest after 7 P. M. ami all tiny Sunday. But "Four is sw’ell Strangely enough the ardent alumni and fans never blame Roses." gurgle. "It sure to have an edu- iliiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiit[iiiii!iiiiiiiiiit;ifn cation.” XXX promptly replied the ser- a team for a defeat. If the eleven on tin* field didn't fight "Now." said the all vant prof., "pass girl. HELLO. GLAD their hearts should havi couch's fault TO. DOJ ■oh ive GO' thriS p*pi out as they it was the for papers to the end of the row. Have XXX JuOGE LIKE vOuN/fc G * t<> the hv MOW 1 DIFFERENT fc.’u k not keying them the right pitch If team was fooled carbon sheet under each I trust in J MX) Wlbv Ov »tt IT ME h one so put my and faith you—- ABOUT from TME OKIE - the with ! can all 30IIMING I c THEM opponent’s triple pass a reverse that scored the win- correct mistakes at one -1 thought I could rely. SAW THe N l‘M NOT SCAUED ANV ME Foe DAV time." But now MOPE TO BREAK ning touchdown, it was the coach’s fault for not anti I’m disillusioned. A SMOKE r having M IN A NEW P»lPe I XXX I that the wish I might, die. eipated play and instructed hi" men how to stop it. If the is the of It man superior Intel- I made you my ideal, you see. wn tailed to call a when the home team quarterback scoring pla> to T ligence who knows how laugh Ana so copied you. the had hall on the five yard line in the last minute of play, it have Cr when a woman is telling a funny!! I should copied someone else. t. i- wa-* no fault of the player for using bad judgment. It was the story. For now I'm flunking too. GOES FISHING ■ . 'll fault for not having foreseen the situation ami told the XXX XXX *>/ V Fi WHILE IN . Question—What would he the Gamma Phi—"Call for me to- i larterh.e k flu exact play that would have put the hall over proper thln4 to say If In carving a night at eight sharp." CALIFORNIA th- .! V the alumni never the defeat to the team n i charge duck, it should slide off the plat- Sig Ep—"O. K What time'll mi law fa\ er.‘>r so to to and low*. Ir • speak, profit ter Into your neighbor's lap’ you he *eady?" NOW YLXJ alwa\- head the and vent KNOW WHV I CALL PA "THE FRIENDLY i’M * ile\ straight for coach their, JUDGE, YOU WON 1 Bfc OtSAPPO.K ’ TOBACCO WONT l TELL YOU THAT THE LOOKING SON, AND ASYOU Ht ' ehagr n him. •*Hc*h of NO- BfTE PROCESS ? by firing some which lie uses MAQSMNESS fOBWARD A year, and some of which he discards REASONEDPIPE SMt ' THATIS WHY P A SMOKES SO SMOOTH AND TO A LOT YOU'LL EVEN MILO. HAVE It II rr\ took over the reins at -is wtrthless. coach lies awake AND DUE TO THE CRIMP CUT PQinCE PIPE PLEA' I * Kipk* coaching the, Nearly every night* trying to MORE APPRECIATE>. ALBERT BURNS SLOWER AND SMOKES 30 / rpQM PA OF PRINCE ALBSIT'S t\ *>■' M Aided wonderful of fire I * Ii gan by i supply ma think.of some new sure play. An incident which illustrates MUCH COOLER JJJ RICH, APPETI2IMG GOOD i 1 Ir team to Big Ten Championships in each of this fact is told by George Kirksey in an article in the American TASTE AND PULL BODY' f '• ' • ne r v.ar- Fans and papers hailed him as the ‘‘won- j Magazine. According to the story Fred Thomsen, head coach

•h r •• i-L lot ue\t natural football weren’t at Arksansas shook • i vear plavers University, one night his wife out of a ploa.*-

. I M team win ant and shouted, “Get 1 of t a* * at higan and Kipke’s didn’t a Big i ! sleep up. honey! just thought a new

” i'n !•■ *inee he has A** Mrs. i \erv \ ir , then hail very poor success i pass play. It’s a wow Thomsen sat up ami rubbed

"•* her Coach Thomsen \,, ha\»■ I ti howling for Kipke’s scalp louder each eve*. siezed the alarm clock, whirled about, threw it her and to yelling for her to run like the devil for the

this has 1 year Dick Harlow at Harvard University goal.

am" in the order. to liar in football of experience reverse Coming Plays are important course, but they aren’t IF VOU'RE A BEGINNER AT i” w the first football coach as the who PIPE-SMOKING, ! t•• years ago as non-graduate j nearly important as men run them. A few years •HAVE IT t*»>*' r>*‘ the institution, Harlow worked wonders in ; when the local school MHP, MEUOW, TASTy RIGHT prom THE ago high football team won its third START? M PRINCE ALBERT tl •• IS COOL AND WUy ON THE DRAW p r uiitg Harvard athletic program back on its state championship in a row the coach admitted to reporters BECAUSE IT IS CRIMP CUT—RACKS feet Tuis \*-..r the Crimson took on the most ambitious foot- that throughout the season his had used . RIGHT! AND RA. , boys only seven dif- ball IS MIU> If'S schedule i TREATED TO REMOVE 1 years. Despite the fact the Harvard team was ferent plays. Naturally opposing coaches had these plays pretty THE BITE. the be*.i in a long time it b»st several games, most of them by well in mind after Fort Collins had a few played games, but h mi ll margin' tie After Harvard Dartmouth contest which the lambkin players were of such that Smok*2ofr*gr.nl ability they executed I pip*ful.of Prince Albert. It you don I find it the the latter won 0. the fans to for Hnrlow'’s ’he in mellowest, te.lie.t begpn yelp job. plays away that could not stop even opponents though pipe tobacco you ever .looked, returo the But last Saturda\ nn team rose underdog Crimson up to van- they knew the plays by heart. pocket tin w.lh the re.l of the tobacco in it to u. at any time within a month a theretofore undefeated Yale team 13-6. the from thi. piish Sunday I No coach, however great, can turn out football and ip winning dale, we will refund full purche.e '■ f i* -i . caiti“ out with stories Harlow ns one o the teams without winning work price, claiming material to with, and he must plu.po.t.ge, (Signer/) R. J.Reynold, tobacco Win.ton Company, -Salem. NC truly great coaches of all time, ranking him with Rookne and to extent the fans depend a large on and especially the students to | Warner supply him with this material. If instead nf blaming the coach j Due of tic* ,; most familiar complaints of te chronic “beefers” these fans would spend time in their talking up their school j the pipeful* of fragrant tobacco i v about plays used by a coach. Most of in these fans don’t to high school students, their football teams would improve i • 2-oa. tin of Prince know that coach works very Albert a out approximately 250 new plays much more quickly. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1937 THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIAN THREE

wore weekend guests at the Sigma j » step or two. N'u chapter house. Silver Spruce > = < Static [ Sally lias grown up! She has Lambda Chi Alpha ! Campus announces graduate.| from the little girl curls ‘be [ pledging of Jack Munroe Specifications of ' to that new hair-do (coulffeur, to Morrll. Nebraska. you) of a long page hoy bob-one SOCIETY >=< Written Glen Yeager, I'm surprised at Nearly I of those the hoys cull Inside out Vii ginia Swan was a You home week dinner! you. used to go j rolls. By JOSEPHINE HOGE truest Tuesday evening CLOTHES LINES ends that gal in Long at the Specifications for this year’s Sil- to seo cute Kuppa Delta house. nnd now you’ve broken her ver Spruce are n w being written mont, By MARTHA HULL And sp.-aklng of places to meet > = < nnd will be heart and don't go down to •< sent to engravers and friend- Margaret your the Rainbow seems Whitmer. K. D. printers Immediately her any more. It seems to me you Contracts to be "»d It's Christmas hinting time, and 1 a v place too. We saw housemother, chaperoned a *ur- for could nt least doti a little more the annual will be let upon re- RtiMv ;»n.l Meyer s have some beautiful inex- Ruth our old hero Wag- kf>y dinner Saturday night for Jo turn of the bids. sorrowful look, even If you don’t pensive lounging pnjainas and mi gliding around gazing fondly Dlvfclbiss. Dave Sudduth. Laura Bill Madsen, editor mean If. robes. You might of the Inti' each others It really Alice casually ('*?’’) eyes "r hrown oaroo List, James Ward. Laura Ti"' tumbling down i„st Spruce, urges that each student Sept em bnr thnt a was Inspiring, and after all I had- Spf suggest you would llkp pair .ml November. Now the -er, Victor Hollar. Claudine an. r flakes „f *ri ,m have his picture taken before De- of black and white moire pajamas. Hey. you basket ball girls I re- not seen BUI for a long time Rucker. Bill i l" "> "r Ah' Varsitv Barnes, Esther Mal- cember lf> nt the ,|„wn ■ , U«|| I»r lt ' studio assigned ceived several complaints this „ ni The wide-legged trousers are > 'l' v, and Bob Ralston. Christ inns dance*. and that his class. Last rlnl> |*l-> unique to year 50% of week about shockingly short , w ' black, nnd fit snugglv pround the your > = < If an> of you get tired of danc- \ L'allaitl and escort our dates to the the freshmen 70% girls Aat.-d the Is and of the en- shorts. It that couple of I \V,,'men hips, while top a long-sleev- seems n Owen Blandin I ing at the Mixers nil have to Students' nance. of Oshkosh. Ne- tire school had pictures taken, you ed white tunic that is fastened in elderly people contracted n good > = braska. 3pent the do is hunt a hngrsge a < Thanksgiving meaning that less than 3 out of up oar. front by big. black frogs and wide ense of nervous jitters when they weekend at portable phonograph anil a hi*n \ iM'iilion |«1 for the American Com- 4 students date; perfectly ML, Kuth every had pictures in Am- Davis sash If you are particularly op- saw you dashing boldly from celebrated the Junior mons Club house. then go to It. Those who went Housemothers home the annual. Freshman pictures ecfinomlca major tomistlc mons to Old Main. Place or- you might ask for the your to vacation with rela- she down the C. C. game on the Thanksgiving when anil Frank this year will be taken at Miller’s Kurn, K r,. .1 robe matches. ders now for a pair of coveralls. that train it lots friends. Mrs. Whitmer. nte of special all decided wan tives and '37. studio, sophomores at Fishhack’s. announced their on- Staff Takes Library Another smoothie that has a of fun. nnd reported much of Kappa Delta sorority, gagement and juniors and seniors at Joy; chaperon forthcoming mar- Kahm’s. is of matching robe black rayon 1 think the band members could innerin lly friend Pete. Brown of Sigma Chi, Mrs. riage. Frank Science As Of All honorary n:y Mrs is now of Topic group pictures principal moire the he and is short sleeved a little more considerate of of Cigma Phi Epsilon, and the Junior will he taken at Kahm’s, clubs Fox High school in Lewi- For This at Study Year shirtwaist The is Rho style. top piped their Sponsor. At the C. C. game Eirrtng of Alpha Gamma (Colorado. is Fishhack’s nnd extra at Mrs Ruth an active mem- groups hv tiny hands of white in Fort on the Jean finished the march very lack- their vacation Col- ber of Miller’s. This includes ca- upent Spur and W. A. A. Staff members of the Colorado group sleeves, collar, and pockets in and Both ing breath with a good old FORMALS with friends. plan to Rate dets. faculty, and pacemakers. lins They he married Decem- library have taken up the the robe nnd the blouse el After are ver- noisy wheeze. all you boys ber 2S Ruth -tipD of Palmer, housemother for will finish her sem science as a topic for the A review of "Barbwire." the Mrs. ly fastened by white overshoe do walk awfully fast. Don’t you •ster’s work 'ear On Sale Delta Delta Delta sorority • here at Colorado The group, which meets column in the Collegian written the clips. realize that It's quite a Job teeter- Stale join b Friday be the went to Denver for her Thanks- Ud «ill «..• , |„;. Id 1 afternoon, has dis- by Lawrence Ruehle. will In A knock out combination of ing along on high heels. Regular $16.95 the guest of her sis- January. pre-Greek. humor section of this year's an- giving tl nner, * Greek, Arab, 1 colors can be found In an ashes of Sheppard. Mrs. Maude > = < Medieval. Chinese. Japanese, nual. ttr. Mrs and —slo.oo roses moire tunic with light wMne for Indian science. At If during any vacation you feel L Ray housemother Sigma I'nte-Hlnkje the present colored satin trousers. A lucky that Season’s Smartest Mine the stirring to meet some of Alpha Epsilon, Mrs. Jett of Alpha Thanksgiving break-up o? science into NOTICK urge w»« (hi .lay chm will be gal able to have a in and Color v robe your fellow Style ** different branches is students, all you have Tati Omega, and Mrs. Mary Hard- n by and : ' being tak- Margaret Pate Galen of that matches one the colors. to do is n Other Everyone journey down to Long- You chaperon for Gamma Phi • up, topics will Include: who is or has been in Must See Them esty. The To In really lounge luxury you mont physics, nn Amity dancing class nnd attend the "Jitney enjoyed Thanksgiving In ceremony was .t astronomy, botany, chem- is invited Beta held the - P. S.—New bride might like a billowy bine satin arrivals from B. istry. medicine, and to bring a date to the dance v'liich dance." Last Friday the majority Denver Mrs. 1.. Simons, h«>nie in Denver. engineering, California Margaret attend house-coat. The top fits smooth- added to selec- of the large were Kappa Alpha electricity. is to he held in Ammons hall from group Aggieites. housemother of **d Colorado State last tion. year and ly. and is pulled in by tiny self- I noticed cheer-leader Redd Da Junta for 7:30 to 9:30 Friday night. Miss in Theta, went to a was a member or Delta Delta Del- tailored buttons, while the full Baird particular He wan such her cousin. Mrs. ta Imogene will instruct the having short visit with Hinkle Is a graduate of Ag- Dr skirt Is gathered In at the waist JANE Avery Attends in fun around with the is group dancing. hopping Mayhew. gles. and now associated with by a wide greeian girdle. National Longmont gals, showing them a > = < the Vocational Colorado State department of A heaven-sent garment for KRAXBERGER frilly as you desire These gar- (lam ble*\Vi 11 hu n» entomology and zoology His fra- This Week Meeting these when the turn- nights heat’s IJlrt ments are reasonably priced nnd WKST MOl \T.\l\ Last Wednesday evening the ternity is Alpha Gamma Rho ed <|own nnd you’re trying to They would make a colossal gift for traditional candy was passed at are making their home in Dr Avery, is representing the memorize the book (you hope) is roomie Delta Delta Fort Collins. State Vocational your or you. the Delta houße as Association at a Varsity Ball a French flannel house-coat that

- meeting Clara Onmble announced her en- > < of the National Vocation- zips down the front to a short Patronize your Oollnglan Adver- > al Association, which is gagement to Leßoy Williams. Itmi m|uist4'rc)' being held These pleat. nrc made on prin- Corsages known in Baltimore first four tiser®—-they [Mitronizo yon! Williams made the same Announcement of the days of nnd in the engage- cess lines come lovely eol- he cigars to his Al- ment of December. He will attend the Vo- when passed Miss Grace L Rosen quIst ! ors. ■ -ri- > r—i —■ Tau brothers No defi- to cational Aggie breakfast which Is pha Omega !>r Paul Reheard Frey was Of course they have many darl- ! ERICKSON'S for the wedding have to he held Friday morning at the A nite plans made last Saturday Miss Rosen- ing ‘'nighties" in satin or crepe I COLLINADO Lord Baltimore been made. quist is of hotel. that 1 a graduate Greeley are strictly tailored or as ' Flower A Shop > = < and summer session exhibit will BEAUTY SHOPPE State a member of Delta Sig- be displayed by Dr Avery. Scenes ma R lon At she is Davis-Kara pel present sup- Meet and eat at the College PHONE 404 A Phone 157 111 E. Oak of picture ervisor Colorado, a of the ad- Thanksgiving vacation was end- of elementary education in Cafeteria Adv. ministration building and of ! the Fort Collins public schools some

new fall preliminary an- Dr Frey is an instructor in the jth° ; Patronise the long <*Htnbltahed phoSc 80i nouncements will be Included in chemistry department: he was LET US FIX THEM UP “SPIC AND SPAN" FOR THE VARSITY BALL friend of Htuden*a—The College Only l&xpert ' nwrahdn the exhibit. graduated from the of Cafeteria.—Ad University Kmplo) ed v. While in Baltimore, he will also 1 i' Colorado and received his Ph D. at Eberle DeLUXE CLEANERS AND TAILORS attend a meeting of Alpha Tau Al- pi Beauty Shop ■&' Oregon State pha. ra HO Went Oak Street i\l j ci representative of the Zeta TELEPHONE 1000 WENDELL P MARTIN > = < rorna*«i —FVom Our Shop IV Fort Collins, <'<>!<>. |y jj^ chapter of Alpha Tau Alpha. Linn S Policy, class Arr I |»-to-lh»t«* mid IlffMf of *37, passed the cigars at the Lambda Floral Espclin Co. Chi house Monday, announcing his | lI7U. Ouk PhoßO 44ltw marriage to Miss Frances M. Wilkes. clnsß of '37 at Missouri University. DO AMERICA'S FLIERS APPRECIATE THE > =<

20 Shopping Days kapfui \lpha Theta Kappa Alpha Theta Denver Before Xmas I alunae honored pledges of Beta COSTLIER TOBACCOS IN CAMELS ? Give a Useul Gift ! lota. Colorado University; Beta Omega. Colorado College; and Be- II »«'«l \V li4*tltill«e- > =< record Col. Roseoc Turner, smokes -'on WJ ,io mous holder. Camels. So Walter Hamilton of Boulder, II -««l No. I*.* K. iniim do test-pilot Lee Gchlhach, Cape. I rank Hawks, and TWA’s I $'<27.10 who formerly attended Colorado chief Hal Snead ofl pilot —to mention only a few. As Col. Turner

'• '* ll< l\ State. Is visiting a few days this it: I noticed ,M vwil.-r j puts * guess you've that men in aviation are ‘UMi —$H.IM» IVr Mo. week »w it [ at the Phi Delt house great smokers. And, from what 1 sec, most fliers share my > < Ue«. = regard for Camels. They need healthy nerves.That’s onebig \oa Several Phi Delts spent the reason why so many of us stick to Camels." Int .mil Stirohl) Thanksgiving holidays skiing with M«lh»nrr\ $1 lift 1»H alum who " I Merlin Potts hh Aggie « * l State t 'olleice And millions of Americans—more than smoke at Estes Park. many people any • I Hl.* M 71* ..Nit I is now employed ILi|p>, They John Freeman. Walter are other tte in the world a to •■Med If.no «l l<) cigar give hearty o-kay Camels! • <;► Thomas. Harold Warner James !* pill I ohhide Webster. Harold Johnson f'\ • r 4 over* $2.10 $2.00 A ARTHUR WALDO. JR. is a PETER KILLIAN is Mplli « «*whide > = < a news Senior in College. He His slant: "Camels < V says: photographer. / r oN« rv $2.21 $1.8.1 Mr. nnd Mrs. Donald Bice are "Working out a tough assign- are always in the picture with •' ’’ -• Parker horn mint on nil v the parents of a daughter ment often ran make me feel all me—on the job— at home und 6 last week in Longmont. Mr Bice tin*, red out. The second I feel especially at the table. Camels * '!•*< = < a ‘lift’ with o Camel.” ing day after day.” COLLEGE INN l Wllllnm Meeker of Dougins. Messersch..iitt I Arts.. nnd Kermlt WINIFRED CASTLE works EDWARD HURLEY, a success- •OOOOOOOOOOCfOQQi&OC long hours at her editorial desk ful, busy architect. says: “To my She of smokes n lot. says: “I way thinking, a man doesn’t think there's nothing lik-» Cam- really know what honest-to-g<>od-

els for mildness. I can smoke as ness natural flavor means until Camels 1 and he smokes Camels. walk for Mother! many as please ‘l'd a nerves." mile for Camel!’ ” A they never get on my a r- Luxury and Comfort- ED GRAFFE. gym in-

in structor, says: "Yes sir, a Lovely I can smoke Camels all Camel I plense without getting WOOL ROBE m: spends MILLIONS jangled nerves. No mat- ter how much I dig into MORE FOR COSTLIER , a pack of Camels, they 'lndo of flnt* all wool flannel TOBACCOS! Camels AVI don't tire my taste.” m " and warm. In a arand blend v are a matchless i uon of color tonea anti c MARIE DRISCOLL, ot finer-MORE h < business girl, I VI*■ . .or If you prefer, 1 speaks for EXPENSIVE TOBACCOS I* miklhr robe* lots of of lovely allka stenographers NEW DOUBLE-FEATURE CAMEL CARAVAN / when she Turkish .m>lDomestic. says: "Camels "" 1 xatlna. (In a jjlft box, of have Two shows Oakie and Goodman’s certainly every- great "Jack College" Benny ' Swing thing I like School"- in fun-filled hour. On the air at 9:30 mmL a cigarette one fast, every Tuesday night havo." to pm K.S.T., 8:30 pm C.S.T., 7:30 pm M.S.T., 6:30 pm P.S.T., WABC-CBS.

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“Your Xmas Store” CIGARETTE IN AMERICA THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2. THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIAN 1937 FOUR Nus Take Aggies Lose To Sigma Title Arizona In Last Intramural Coed Battle Game Of Season State Sports In Close Sports Passes To Kreutzet And Brown Powerful Border Patrol Bring Only Scores In Davis 7 rims Farmers Coach Sig Alphs Win As 14-0 Victory By WILMA SMITH 47-0 Orr Hurls No-Hit won the all Croquet singles are State Sport Spots The Sigma Nus ended v «th Courier Smilanich Leads Victors Softball Contest school Intramural touchball title Louise as champion by defeating the Broncos, inde- defeated Alice Tlgges. By JACK RITTER pendent champions. 14-0 on the The Marie Rtutzman-frma The Sig Alphs defeated the In State Tuesday afternoon. By Plumb defeated Three Seniors Aggie field team the Alice American Commoners Club by a the Sig Fps last Palhanius ft thel win over Tlgges-Josephlne tuam Perform ! . core of Ift to In a league game Lineup tntrthcr lon, m rinlxhnd. Till, win. Imined n itrj Sail Ik ynur title, the win the croquet doubles week for the fraternity to toiir- Monday night as their ace pitcher. "tali'. Well mi,* mi lit,' Colm-mlu •Kintp farm, hnl mu\ we ri‘|H'iil (hni Irltn Sigma Nus won the right to play nnment. Jerry Orr. pitched a no hit, no-run If of Coach men!—l«ook out for us next year! all the Independents for the school This was the first jgnrne. perfect school. State should Colorado State dropped It* last Davis' freshmen ran stay In title. The defeat #as the first Bette Hamilton game ever pitched In intramural nnd Grace Chil- j be to team the Held that may sur- football of th- Keaton the able put a on xamp to this for the Broncos competition. The field house. year dress will compete for highest around the lengue powerful Arizona University team prise a few of fl»e "expolte" Hart.nan kicked off for the Sig honors In tennis contest where the games are played makes the outstanding on the yearling at Tucson on Thanksgiving day by | next fall. Especially ma Nus nnd the Broncos com- lit difficult in a well very to turn excellence of the hackflcld timber a 4 7-0 count -quad was the menced the first half ns though pitched game as flies take Club Is pop for Hughe***' next grid machine. There were eight Swnn entertaining fac- The Bordet Patrol, one of the meant business. They reeled off they queer bounces rafters and go the ulty women in a splash j boys on roster whe were just about on a pur, party most powerful teama In the *outh- off two successive first downs by .for base hits. Orr struck out 12 night from 7:30 to and all of whom looked mighty capable of carving Thursday < 30. west, ran through the Aggie team and when of the 15 to face running plays one pass men him and was for next Jack Ritter a niche themselves on the varsity year. almost at will to roll tip their to- Kreutzer intercepted for the never in trouble except in the fifth the Mary Venovleh won the single* tal They were sparked by when walk and two Greeks. inning a er- of Green Gold Ari- In nroneo Smll- According to the members the and squad. championship horseshoes de- brilliant running of came back on rors filled the baser* Burroughs right with none Is at least with the tallbark zona U. has a football team which on a |wr feating Jimnlyn Oourley The anifh. shifty and »helr the next an interception out. He turned on the steam to play with might) Colorado Buff'*. The Border Patrol boasts a fullback, Niel- doubles tournament was great fullback. Walt Nieison. who terminat- strike out of Hartman’s pnss. but the Bron- the next two hatters and dash in ( Sig Alph yet gett as and Lettermen the extra tally. respectively, heads, are ed well In their Inst game for the Five grant«sl a hit, and Georg** Johnson, A. T. O. twirier. Orr pitches For Initial Drill Lindenmever’s entrance into the working towards an inter* las* Green and Gold. These men will for tin* amateur softball team by Ted's Flare of Port Col- tournament for sponsored Bronco hackfleld seemed to spark the former and an be missed next year as they have Form Nucleus Of lins in flu* summer months. year In the state tournament Jerry the team. For the remainder of old-country dance fete for the lat- Coach Julius has four played consistent ball all fall An- Wagner two no-bit one of them in the finals against a team pitclfrod games, the first half they fought the Sig- ter. to his wrest- win 1-0 other man who will leave a hard . lettermen returning from Trinidad which managed to the title by a slim victor)’ Aggie Cage Team ma Nus on more even terms. The place to fill In the State line, will ling squad this fall to aid In the in the clash. score at the half being 7 to 0. I Commoners And be Norman Cable, great end. who Aggies' conquest of the conference Sigma On the opening kick-off of the First Game Of Year Scheduled flag they shared with C U. last was forced to quit football early Nus Capture Softball second half. Hartman carried the With School Of Mines The four Is Into In the season because of an eye (year. veterans are H* rr Skiing Rapidly Sweeping Sports Battles 10 ball past the mid-field from deep Monday Night injury. Cable also graduates this On December berger conference champion in Circles Of All Over The Nation in his own territory for the nicest year. the 145-pound class. Devet 175- Colleges run of the game. This run made The Sig-mn Nus With football gun and almost pounds, Spradlin. 118 pounds, and won their sec- Because there to be noth- this Winter a nice set-up for a long touchdown ond softball game of the forgotten. Colorado State looks Fox. 145 pounds There are two seems pants year. Carnl- Intra- Johnson Pitches else it for for most of pass to Brown who crossed the mural season from forward to a successful basketball other lettermen In school Mowry ing quite like speed, I vals are being planned by the and for the schools the goal standing up. A short shovel Chis Monday in season under the guidance of and Gregory, who will be unable sport, camaraderie, ski- In Rocky Mountain night 15-7 the No Hit pass center to Softball Ing has swept the countries of the conference, all other schools being over Kreutzer was first game of a double-header. In Coach John Davis, former Greeley to compete this year into the invited to in good for the second successive ul- the second State basketball mentor. At world. Introduced United participate each game the American Game For A. T. O. the present time there are tra point The latte of the Five lettermen havp returned to States soon after the World war. school’s particular local terrane. part Commoners Club walloped the Phi twenty men on the sqiind with half At second showed the Broncos Delta 21-7. the squad this year. They are: in few • nthuslasm for the sport spread Colorado State. coedH and more expected to report a A T. O. fraternity won a thrill- threatening the Sigma Nu Claude Gausman. broth- Ilk* wildfire throughout New Eng- men. barbs and Greeks, profes- goal for Glen and days. Coach Wagner Colo- Dave Hartman pitched scoreless 1-0 soft ha J1 from the exp*-cts ing victory the only time, but tho rest who guard and center re- land the middle northern states, sors and instructors, will have an of the two ers. play | rado and Denver to have the ball the Innings hr- was on the Sigma Chis Tuesday night. George Joe Peters, and the great Northwest Among unequalled by any game was all Sigma Nu. This spectively; forward; strongest teams In the conference opportunity mound, allowing two hits, two Johnson. A T, O pitcher, hurled threat ended Jasper French, forward: and Ray collegian* the popularity of the school The Rig Thompson road with the whistle, the this fall with Aggies behind these walks, and fanning three. Max- no nlt no run game for the win- a final score Harris, former member of the sport has reached the point where to Estes Park will offer the means reading Sigma Nu 14 two. well of the Lambda Chis allowed ners, sud of local ski Broncos 0. team. Other It rivals King Football; its developing interest. A men on the 4qund nr* eight bits, eight runs, no walks, Griwni *« "r«rl the game's lone Two James and Mexico in a game played at Albu- the intercollegiate meet. Colorndo nerve and daring and of course A. V A on the FREEMAN’S M. recent trends querque Lair, big tackli. and Men's Pistol Team School of Mines won the compe- the action of gravity. of the D. A I. in the stamping out Hartman, lanky end who later tition he and will very active in of of went on to Holds •everql diseases rattle which play pro football were Eliminations tin* development of an intercol- See Us For have been responsible for great named on the all-conference team. New legiate brotherhood of all partici- Dairy Club losses in the past After a com- Eliminations for the men’s Pis- plete description of all the phases Five Years Ago Will Be Formed COLLEGE Thr Aggies tol club will be held the entire of the . B A. I Dr Davis lectured defeated Wyoming in the final week, beginning Monday. Decem- on the progress of the Federal Forty Freshmen fracas of the year by Thursday a 23-0 mar- Night ber 6th. All scores made during and project which has become of ma- gin. Lora McDonald, who Is ihe week now will be considered, and jor Importance in the last few Tlie organization meeting of <>n th• Stati* coaching staff, star- Report a averaged. Monday The men making t.corea years. He accompanied his lec- FRATERNITY red at end Utah, led by “Crash- new technical society, the Dairy that rank in the upper fifty per- tor* with photographic slides. Science Club, is to be held ing Chris" Christensen, won the at the cent will become For Basketball members of the Dr Frank Gassner will Hpettk to conference dairy building at 7:15 tonight. flag. lub if so desire ‘ they The wom- Stationery Free ice th• • group on the Asheim Zordek cream will be served at en’s eliminations will be held the Forty freshmen reported to close test next Monday night. Dr. the of the meeting. Mem- Ten Years Ago—With a smash- following week. Their club Is Coach Lora McDonald Monday is to in- Gnssner was honor scholar of the bership open all who are in It's no secret here that Freeman ing tlumph over Colorado College formed the same manner the for is CAMPUS division night the opening basketball in the veterinary at commence- terested dairy business nnd At the 20-7. the Aggies won the Rocky men’s. present time there Shoes are our stock practice session of the season. in animal "preferred . m* n» last year and has had sov- Mountain husbandry. Regular 200 Conference champion- nre men and 100 women There is a noticeable lack of high of because once we introduce eral years experience with this meetings the club will be held you SHOP ship for the sixth time In thirteen shooting. and school stars, but there are a num- the first and third these test will present his observa- Thursdny eve- to handsome, fine shoes years. Caldwell starred for the The varsity pistol team has the ber of good hoys who may develop nings of each tion* group. Hugheamen. month. although nine of the ber*n challenged you, too, will "Give rns into varsity players. by several other say, The purpose of the club is to State varsity were good enough r to colleges. ' hls week Mon reporting for frosh basket- tho challenge* Freemans" from now on »• • be give under clnssinen an idea named on various all-confer- re being ball Include; Ray Hines. sent to nbout twenty Bud of the science I THAT WISH TO USE THEIR PICTURES ence dairy and the dairy teams. colleges and all Strang. George Daniels. universities. These Styles galore sizes. Albert industry, and to keep I >'! I MAS HAVE THEM MADE NOW. the upper matches will be fired during Metcalf. Burdette Taylor, Albert the classmen In close contact with al! In 50 the C. S. Navy, aircraft car- Garrett coming semester nnd will lend Stevens. Bauten, Virgil new up /. developments within the in- *5 *6 MILLER STUDIO riers are named for fnmous old to the Field Bill Gilbert. Leonard Artillery ROTC match Fairchild, dustry. ships. Sow Stylet Slightly Higher which Is fired In May. The Darlington. Vernon Madison. Carl is con- It expected as soon as the testants in this match are Scl.roeder. Boh Law, Phil Fars- club is colleges well organized that it will and universities having ROTC Wcm gren. Vernon Morris. Torn Black npply un- with Prldu MIMo” for membership to the Na- by its nnd pistol teams. TRADE MARK -- burn. Walt Parker, Doyle Haigler, It Is spon- w tional Dairy Science Association. Milk sored the Chief of Cecil Grant. Bus Riedel, Mo- by Field Artil- c Nap Tonight’s meeting will consist LOTHfiS lery. Cream . in, Byron Work, Albert Curtis. of election of Adam's Shoe Store officers nnd a gen- Floyd Llndenmeyer. Dick Har- eral discussion Ice Cream JOHNNY" of the club organi- Bob Patronize your Adver- greaves. Deaaon. Eugene Mc- zation. Collegian 135 West Oak Street Plenty of ice cream for Buffer Ewen. Gerald Robroeder. Bill Kra- tiser*-—they you! BETTER I KIMMONS each man present nlch, Milton Briggs, Jim Sheridan. From time to time PHONE 252 successful Bill Engelker. Walter Danielson. men In the CLOTHING dairy field will talk I Gordon Magntisson. Walter Dross- to the club. VISIT ICE CREAM 128 LnPorte Avenue Of Course man. Bud Smilanich. Bruce 0111. Bill Bailey, Walter Sparks. Bill PARKS FOOD STORE The cash dividends paid by Better Since the (Continually 1003) 88 South College Clark. Jack Bone. George Avery, Glass one rrJlwnys in 1936. AND SAVE MONEY and Don Kennedy. amounted to $169,829,290. -TTIIHI-TTlllll THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1337 THEi ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIAN FIVE Innocent Freshman Makes Request For Associated Students New Book Vocational Education At Library "Brunettes“ Chemistry Stockroom Board Plan IN THE LIMELIGHT Expenses Contains Several Approves For November, 1937 For Workers date bureau on our and historic Training therr « figure, By JANE WOOLLEY I* , and saked to Photos Of Morris Identify thorn Bonjamln r.n piiiT franklin Agulo frouhmon laripm of our *U" described The State Board of Vocational ti m, as being the IVesl of ono. and tried dent of William Madsen $ SO.no Education of Colorado met In Den i,ovo hoard the United Stales, Personality plus Intelligence As Is „,l an He,- to future improvements on Champion alookroom of the Htid Richard Kreutzer 30.00 at the "sh novelist, friendliness That Is the ver Thurpdny and approved the lurk and the "inventor" key- j the Colorado Btate campus, Jo In naklns Ralph Westfall 25.00 Shown Action laboratory hy for of Oleotrlrlty. noio or the success of five-year training plan and the rboniletry One Josephine would like to see an auditorium ’* Ingenious chap "brunette*. The aaton- prominent Theodore Vldeen 50.00 budget for the coming year. It «| of wrote, "Beniamin senior, who was and dormitories. "I believe both Pictures *1 r r Franklin was olerk finally dis- chosen as regimental Curtis Smith 10.00 was announced hy Dr. George T. ,I workroom 'everything' In the sponsor of of these buildings will bung about hP nineteenth cen the boy wanted a tury." t>le 0. T. C. Marolf Berger 50.00 Glenn Morris. Olympic Decath- Avery, a member of the hoard, covered that unit or. the Colo- even higher standards on the cam- rado of the tubes. Queen State campus. S. L. Macdonald 25.00 lon champion and graduate of and director department of burette Victoria was pus—culturally, socially, and ln- pair said to be a L. R. White Spanish Although Jo 3 3.33 Colorado State College, is shown of education at Color.tdo Stnte queen In has received i tellectually. Of course, the addi- la one of the "prise bon- the thirteenth This J. F. Wagner The Colorado State century. many signal h'.nors 66.56 In a number of photographs in n department Another tdnee she tion to the S. Arthur Johnson hall freehtnen ore continually paper stated ihnt J. W. Toblska 30.00 of Vocational Education will that is new hook received by the Colorado re this famous English an Improvement that we would l» th# ohemlatry lab. A queen makiou Lora McDonald 91.66 from the celve an nlloentlon of $lO,OOO un- ...... State library American reigned nil like to Immedi- clerk muat be a mind during the time of Napo- see completed stockroom Win. L. Green .. 58.33 Olympic Committee. The 489 der the budget plan for nert year leon ately. The present building hns eenae of humor Bonaparte. uml have a This b< reader John S. Davis 71.52 page book, edited by Frederick W. sum was ‘aid to much Alfred already helped to modernize the of their requeaU. They Tennynn would (ill come shrtder H. W. Hughes 43.75 greater than nnv received at the cnmpuß." Rubien, pictures Glenn Morris nnd la" to work If he heard his t»k for famous "Idyls commonly of Glenn Cunningham, second in the college In the last ten years for the under; an In- King" called "Ideals Collecting various Informative experiments of the lh,,|r 1615.25 1 500 Meters; Glenn Morris put- that work. when all they need King lie would and Interesting things are Jo's funnel, likeslse be sur- verted Men’s Athletics ting the shot: the The hoard also requested a rul- prise,! to hobbies. She has collected poet- is thrlra oyer; harotn- learn that he |0 iurn wrote Wm. L. Green. Sec. $ 294.72 Decathlon Champions. Glenn Mor- ing from the attorney general's of ry but Is now a scrap- to meeaure temperature; "Jungle Stories,” making ,.terB Wm. L. Green. Sec. 1.211.54 ris Robert Clark, and Jnek Park- flee for jurisdiction In distribu- book with hole. A The English of recipes, cooking sugges- sins" tube one Poet, Alegundor ami n Spalding A Bros. 86.67 er; and Glenn Morris throwing the tion of federal funds for the work tions, and methods home la a Pope. WHS new of apoon handy Identified as the Lowe A dcflniirntlnK preal- Campbell 99.26 Javelin. and. Dr. Avery said, the hoard was things but eould dont of the United management that are of equipment. States during piece Express-Courier 10.00 Morris is described in given exclusive power to allocate practical both for Ihe home or as follow's "dlßentanale- the nineteenth in be railed a century. Another the Barrel' College Cleaners 6.99 the report: funds as they originally were ♦he classroom. student said he was the head of ment spoon.” Stuart Shoe Shop 14.25 set up. "Olympic Record—7.9oo points. the Catholic church. “Things I dislike Well, the Denver the priie boners In the Golf & Tenlns 15.61 Some of I dislike Glenn Morris. United States, at thing most are people JOSEPH INK HtKIK Mrs. are the cases Geo. Vannorsdel 2.00 I hod of scoring employed English department Berlin, . August 7th nnd was who lack Imagination und Ingenu- of famous Thomas Motor Co. 17 76 mistaken Identity came to Bth. 1936." Morris’ performance at Berlin rat- „f Colorado State as a soph ity—people who enn’t see things Mr. Wil- Collegiana Farm Section 4.90 50 4 made In one of she ed more points than Bnusch’s people otnoce, does not believe that to do unless they are told about "World's Record—7.9oo points Bldg. Supt. 3.15 Eddy's English literature life begins 193 2 record at Los Angeles." lard or ends with college. them." And in contrast she add- (Continued from Multigraph students were given page one) 24.21 classes The Ambitions *—* she l'd. that This hook which Includes the yes, has them! other than that particu- "American Record 7.880 for the Johnston. Auld of famous authors. con«i I tution. "The 31.96 of the list poets, future holds many lar group of games eleventh Olympiad. a possibili- people, she likes all points ... United States, at Mil- Steele Lumber 35.11 ties After Berlin. Germany. August 1-16. six weeks of student others "The abnormal Is waukee. person Wls., June 26th nnd 27th. Some people think Ft. Collins Leader 3.00 that flea* «r. teaching. I that 1936 nnd the fourth Olympic win- realize the teach- just as Interesting to me as the 1936." Lowell-Moore 93.39 black, ing professions ter Oarmlsch-Partenklrch- Calderon Is most Interest- normal person. In general. I like games, Hector "There was no more lint I don't think that'* Ideal Furniture 3.50 spc-ctaculer no; ing." people and I like to he around en. Germany. February 6-16, 1936. nor <'usr. Pinkerton's Detec. 84.50 noteworthy performance than Mary had a little lamb. Jo them." Jo’s favorite Is Dor- will he ready for use this week In is society -dltor of the poet ■that Addresses Amity Rocky Cafeteria 94.20 returned hy America's three With flint* white a* a* »aow Mountain othy Parker and she likes her be- the library. Collegian, president of nll-nround Athletic Printing 123.25 I representatives- Glenn cause of her frankness. She also Kappa Alpha Theta member of Morris. Robert Mulnix Sound System 75 50 Clark and Jack On Mexico The rapital expenditures Club Snappy repartee: Tto. likes to read biographies nnd gross senior women's honorary, and Parker who Ft Collins Ldry 129.14 swept top honors In that made hy the Class one railways "What’s an* whiftt- has been plays. Clothes, not of the dash- you In numerous ««»1- the of all-around Art C Sheely 6.6 5 test proficiency. for additions nnd Improvements lego ing and daring type, are her The Mexican church has been activities during her college All three Pond re Chevrolet 6.53 men, who finished In the "The Mextr* from choice of wearing to their property In the eleven that thwarted the Lucia." days When asked what apparel. Hnd the “opium she be- Continental 011 order listed, bettered the previous 7.51 1926-1936 have “Well then, give while she prefers Mack years Inclusive, of Its people." said me the quin- lieved to he the most significant because of mental growth Dr Rohl W. Hays 6.80 Olympic record. The performance 1 amounted to a total of $5,392 In tuplet* from IMonne." change In Its practicability, she likes all col Hector Calderon his talk on the Colorado tSate cam- of this trio did not receive the at- I)rs. Hartshorn 53.33 690.000. ors. "And, of I like food," Social Revolution In Mexi- pus during the two that course, ‘The years she Colllnado Drug 27.25 tention they merited." Water In ha* she Maybe I too Amity group. a light rnlunwl. wit been hero, she remarked. added—" am fonu "At co" before the study the end of the first day s C'OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO which tumN of it." —* Keep Vour Personal X liquid dark when “There Is. undoubtedly, more 2 tppear- In Mexico'* agricultural revolu- you cul- $2,572.68 competition. Clark led Morris, the at Its lkf re- exempllfler of (he old adage, Methodist Book Con. 3.00 won the 110 Met- news the story! gard to Kryl concert Is a good "a friend ers Hurdles which Spanish conquerors and the In need Is a friend In- Lowe A Campbell 10.75 put him ahead Shop

Editor: How rome? Man bite example of this that 126 \.m is..>r to Northern Rotol church These land return* are I feel the deed." Perhaps this summarizes Ft. Collins Ldry. 5.90 hy points and he was never X8M»Kfi3QOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO a dog? Dramatic Hub. the in the form of common land-hold- department of the reasons why Jo has risen from Nat. Am. Ath. Fed. 5.00 headed thereafter."

Reporter: No, a bull threw a music, nnd other literary and cul- "a member of the "In the final ings called "eJIdOB.” class of 1938” C. E. Love 1.00 tryouts at Milwau- profeaaor. tural of he organizations are showing to one the most prominent Runge Music 1.50 kee. created a world’s record “Our government is not com- .... their Influence In all of of 7.8 69 PETTY The Jeweler M eampus ac- women students this year’s sen- Jenny Wren’s points which lie bettered munistic, hut rather socialistic In 6.32 in AH hl« leave tivities." ior group. the Olympic competition praise* me Designed Bookp 3.00 due the sense thrt it recognizes the Always Your Money’s Worth 17) principally Mute. Geo. Cox to his 1.500 Meters ef- individual property, but keeps It 16.80 fort lift North ('ollege V wiah he’d think Multigraph of 4m. 33.25.” guarded nnd ruled hy the State in 24.09 | | The In This "Prior to My none Aggie Flagpole, Largest Barnes A Co 5.50 1936. a different me- such away that the Interests of Waa cute. the majority is kept from being Is Now Over Years Old Region, Forty $699 95 Gemenil damaeed by the private Interests College D*v Mt. States TAT $ 867 nr convonleces of a few," he con- In arcordam-e with our new For forty year the huge AgHe The ball on top Is wooden and Fred II Lelnhach $6OO 00 Al Blerl 4.50 ■luded. Nervire we the public pollrj give flagpole has withstood rain and was made by a student under the Silver Kprucc Reserve Off. Corps 7 4.86 following hint* to the fn'*hninn snow, freezing and thawing It Is direction of L D Crain, who was Maurice N Langley f 27.99 Roman Goebel 3 25 who may mill an itcaw for hi* the largest flagpole made of one in charge of the woodworking de- Mu it Gene Piper IlicXoKraphii of Quality I graph 5.18 2 00 gnu|i*« when he g-M home for single pole In this region partment at that time. Tne ball Kodak I'lniNhlnK Mt. States T. A T 5.25 Bldg. Supt. Service 26.65 < tirlNfmu*: was KMAfman I'mnmM It was ereeted during the ‘eight ' made as nearly exactly a foot Ford Optical 121.76 Curtis Clothing 49.47 in diameter It to l-'nunlng, KnljiririnK (1) Tin* iwof* an* getting Nueh les or nineties' under the supervi- as was possible Multigraph 21.46 low pa> that thc> an* ton* at tin* sion of the late J W Lawrence, measure It It was originally cov- Fishback Studio $l6O 18 Robinson Printing 7.14 and the leaf world, mail** exam* twice former head of tinl mechanical en- ■ red with gold which has been Student Union Cash Colo. Printing 364.0r a* hard a* thc> *hould him* been. gineering department worn away by the weather for Cash Fund $4 64.80 Nat. Stud. Fed 36.88 XOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC and has since been -omo years Don (2) Nohod> told me when* the The pole is an Idaho spruce and | Cash Fund 3 69.58 Murray--Stud. Un. 27.60 painted with gold ennmoi nlum- Imh>k or Oro LOCKS—KEYS *f<»n* wa* until two week* came to Denver on the top of three Western States 6.09 I j num paint. after M-hiN>l Htartnl. flat cars It was fastened in such Multigraph 2.97 $626.37 Fort around Two hundred twenty-five feet Wolfer-Ofthin 6 7 o Collins Glass & ; (8) I didn’t g«*t a *quare deal. away as to allow It to go II I>rH!!i*ti(* Club of rope is required to raise the E. G. Cycle Co. The profiiisor gave all the girl* curves readily. Two flat cars Kreuger Plumbing 8.50 Steele f 9.20 flag to the top of the pole. When Lowell-Moore Otls-Schureman giMMI graili** am! none of the boy* were used to bring It from Denver . Hdw. 22.35 Hdw. 9.19 5 111 REMINGTON the Is broken It Is a very Herdener Robinson Printing >OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO get above fair. to Fort Collins. rope Plan*ng Mill 5.87 40.25 You Guys I great task to get a new rope. Riverside Wolfer-Cahlll The flagpole Is 100 feet above up Ice A Stor. 9.45 Food 4 33 105 feet Johnston Creamery 24 5.20 S. J. Beck 3.00 “What do you do with >our old the ground and measures Right or The revenue freight tonnage Sullivan’s Dairy 65.31 Colllnado Drug 2 63 trousers when you wear them to the top of the hall. f And Gals Globe Ticket Co. Samu< 1 French out?” ten feet of !t Is below the ground | handled by the railways Is report- 12.40 5 4.00 two Runge Music 6.00 Ft. Collins Leader 5 00 “Usually wear them horn e In a block of cement. It is braced ed in ways: first, as "revenue which Ruslness Equip. Lowell-Moore 6* Miss again." hy four steel rods are In ions originating on line." and, Co 40.00 97 J. S. Brown Merc Express-Courier slabs of cement weighing several ■ ond, as "total revenue tons 6F 60 1,10 M-Kay Lunch Morey Merc. State Goods A known fact that Him k tons each. i ransported." 28 09 Dry 14.66 Blck’R Potato Chips 8.00 Ideal Furniture .3 00 llawk. fami»u* Indian chieftain, Saylors Poudre Valley Bottling 64.4 5 Ricker Brothers 4.28 I tad a son. The now'* name waa Awaits You Campus Camera Poudre Valley Creamery 2.80 Gould Lbr. Co. 3.42 unusual Tommy! We wonder! Bldg. Snpt Service 6.00 Mrs J. H. Holslnger 2.60 Candies Multigraph 3.00 You can lead a fraternity man 829 North $1,4 78 1.3 Ruth Jocelyn Wattles 30.16 College to wnter, hut why disappoint him? u^versatv Ijyecum Ki-; AJ bRUNSWICK • N J V OUAISEb - Pnlv. Film Exch. $ 24.50 $255.68 "The j fashion ixlPon wom- - say KNUOUI-MI il 274© Ft Collins Leader 4 80 en’* dre*.*e* an* becoming *liort- '• «i - FV- m Goods!! Elec Co 2.61 M f er. SPECIAL -15. M.b- Lyceum ( ash Fund 62.55 HOT TURKEY PIES V "Yea. much more becoming." R |L. White „ 5 25 ‘ C Robinson Printing 9.50 Al's and Ruth's Bakery & Delicatessen The leAV<** on the gnuinil -:• .Alfii Multigraph 1.06 I Have fallen down, 111) nrvcTWEST unnvTATNMOUNTAIN iiunvi'PHONI 29in l fe i United Artists Corp. 68.00 l -V || or '■RVC The leaven fall KI $168.27 iprwooooooowoooooooooaoaoooooooooo :>oooooooooo':'> In the fnll the Collegian perfect gift That’a all. Roy Maxwell. Postmaster $ 50.00 C. C. STONE AND CO. msm Cocks-Clark Engrav. 26.87 Definition of "College llrivl Sheaffer’s Pens and Pencils Quality and Dependability Anderson Drug maa Robinson Printing 486.35 It I* a loaf, generally four-year .> RUTGERS tH- V kATSD (iMCBICA W. R. McFedrles 13.48 North Avenue H jH b GOAL lO *♦ It WA’l A College made from tin* flower of youth —o Store Of KNt> BA'llMki tV€ BALL ~iHM W. P. McCracken 3.00 It seldom ri*e* high and take* a rut MLMi I*o tAKjrv'UU Of I’ WAS bOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO'' . (* lllnsiiull! D A pO#fl WAS THE SENDINCi Jan« Woolley 6.00 ( 011.-ur ... lot of (tough. BII'MLM nt GOAL. POSTS AT Lit 2.09 ,K»HT NO (MFORM* WERE USED, Multlgrnph N—>^ IMLIR Mtt>cttot|itttttttttttttttttttttttttt lArtr. Wi-ftLIV UUD ASIDE Marjorie Glrvln 12.60 (T PAYS TO LOOK WELL AND MAH L ACM TUM WAS COM- POSCt* OP l* PLAYERS Maurice N. Langley 3.00 V CENTRAL BARBER SHOP Wilma II .s 1 O.ftO Df«. Oto RIKSEK' [Zi I'ndr-r Olty ItniK Htorc CD DIE FOR Mt. States Tel 6 96 r, Al Mihlith Io4|ul|mi<‘nt Hlhm* Nliliu* Fhrp|*tioniil s. rvu«* WMT r„ l1t wmqCIN. »»«T « AWi I Hin it-. RED A M<*W L» I in « Tn.\ Inr (•jirtH'i 1111 l (iiirnrr i’liiuIp* < 'lninlsou EVANS rut AO OfT >** Kill, wmt —Optometrist GAMA ** »•«* - $620.25 U*tM* n* (NIMUTM

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the rocky mountain collegian SIX C. Allen Describes Pictures For Silver A. Is First The — L M. Taylor One Hundred People Second Edition Of Dramatic Club New Department Must Be Made Extension Service To Of Year Spruce "Scout" Issued Monday Tio Speaker Stock Club Visit Sugar Factory By Fort Collins Men Members (Continued from page one) Off Music With Club Begins Chemistry praise from the gentlemen of M. Taylor, secretary and (ho J tint Mr, L. Allen of The *>-<'<) mi -il I (lon or of pictures to Mr. A. 0. the m All contact prints M. the when It State Donrd of of press was presented treasurer of the Scout, a publication of n« ws ! Activities must deportment, spoke to Many he used in the 811/er Spruce nine th. the stago 1935. lu first opeak- Over a hundred people ware 1 on New York In Agriculture will the the Colorado State College llhrnry. club member, he made by Fort Collins photo- Livestock Mondsj nhnv the Great To the the study n through Western | Monday. eomplleale sltunth n. a gen- | !er of the year on was put in circulation announced Mon- on the (unctions of the The new music department graphers. It was evening Mmidav aftei friends of Tlo. Mr. t'uitwr Fit lory last - list- nil Australian family, i program sponsored by I Articles of special Interest are ■ editor, and tension service, Its value to which has been organized at Colo- day by Bill Mndsen. the dub. husband Lady Mary, famous paint- noon by tho C?h**mlnlry Western." lie lale of Taylor will discuss ,1 under I'm Hcularly | t j | stock raiser, the shortage of rado State this year under the su- Dick Kreutier, business manager. gran York plenty of c:i December approaching tin* factory the Orgunlza- arrive in New with ings at the meeting On ■ A musementß, “Roclul | Bueehe. that Aggie the plains region, and the of Gregory This does not mean In nr„b. hut no social No- 1.3. much time In pervision hi*‘(« can be noon flowing thru n "Home Man- money prestige. He hns spent t|on," "Agriculttire." j have their pic- that confront the serves students. students cannot lems future I vello having visit- many flump Into lho factory where thev Women Dartlcu- hns made the most of any study of the subject, .-igement"For by Denver photogra- stock breeders. galler- Men's and women's glee clubs tures taken opportunity to contrast the gentil- ed of the famous art me washed and then weighed by larly." "Education as usual." many does mean that pictures arrangements the direction of Paul Gav- phers: It Final were pre. machine. ity and refinement of the English ies In the United States. under nnnutomatlc weighing and "Besides there are these." have been made by Denver photographers sented concerning the anno.nl ban- the beets aristocracy with that of the crude- ert, the vocal teacher Razor edged knives cut Rome of the topics recommend- I A further program of study was he In the Spruce. Be- F of about I cannot used quel honoring Professor rw m sp, and yet genuineness, of the the organized. These groups j ) itito long shreds from which the Include: "Predicting discussed and decided upon for ed ruccess desirability of uni- each,- have appeared cause of the Lelnbach and the senior stock Australian Two love af- The fifty persons j I juice Is extracted by osmosis. "Death begins at for- group. remainder of the bool year. in college;" of background. the already this formity. same type team at Northern falrs, plenty of laughs, one family of Tlo will he in on several progrnms j judging Continual boiling of the solu- t> “Shall marriage be subsidiz- next meeting head and availability of «, the two took part same size hotel. Peccmher 1937. for thriving on social prestige, Dean !':h offic at 7 30 p, year. The groups ; | tion cause.** it to crystallize and be ed?" "A cooperative house melee’s students additional prints when necessary, other nil of these Do- In the pnrty given by the which In rho ancient art of on monev , Monday. December 13. come a thhk 'rujn muss college girl-: m clnsses and social last week and they pictures for the " lors combine to make "Fresh for the faculty In 19.1 S revenue tonnage nrlgi. placed In centrifugal machines le ant lflr.it ton : "Women In fores- Greek divisions of the year-book broadcast on the Fields" n riotous and entertaining nre to tnko part In the natlng lines of Cln 1- one brown try ;1 Isappent Ing dean of These machine* change the The local Made President Wednesday. must he made by one of the comedy. Kelley from Colorado State | j railways totaled 958.390,919 tone, while • 'America’s first settlers, syrupy liquid Into pure in- studios. of approximately H9,. economic Cnder the direction of Mr. Of Millard Lalng who Is the an Increase granulated sugar After d-ylng tlo* Indians;" and "The Chemistry Society to to Miller’s: organized Freshmen are go nhove the management." i 1 Frank 11 Davis, technical advisor structor of piano hns 000.000 tons corres- I1 I | value of watershed such sophomores, to Flshhack’s; and 1935 figure. In "The Scout" be of the Dramatic club, the Rtnge sot In several small organizations ponding which art* stacked the-stnrage Copies of may j Otnnr Kelley. Junior chemis- Kahm's. string trio, Juniors and seniors, to of charge at the II Is designed to he In keeping with ns woodwind quintet, room obtained free try. was elected president of the These The deadline by which pictures the theme of the play an English and brass ensembles. brnry desk. Colorado Stnte Colb g of Agricul- For Bye Difficulty Fonml in is December 15. have on several must be turned room the of appeared drawing In home ture and Mechanical Arts Student groups L. J. RITTER Crahhe. The design- too. Mechanical Enqineers Lady Mary Affiliates of the American Chemi- programs Dunbar Discusses There have been steady reduc- ing of the stag** set will feature students and Obtain New cal Society. Martin Kolhezen was Those taking voice Optometrist Equipment tions in the number of locomo- Situation trimmed In niahog- and Wool > Spanish white- panels elected vice-president; Malcolm piano lessons from Gavert I'lwlAirt Otw wort 1 1 tives list'd each year In the United Elenor Robertson Is coordi- are to tnke part Phone ftSBOW Before Amity Club i.my Thrasher. secretary - treasurer: Laing required Junior and senior mechanical States since 1924. with Helen Loomis and music build- nator Roy Mavedn. reporter: and Dr. O. in recitals held In the ill be using engineers w soon the ! Doran stage Is Clyde acting as man- II Whiteford. faculty advisor. ing every month Anyone who “The Fascist rebels under the new thermodynamic equipment ic. ■ Francis S«-rlven and Mar- these first meeting interested may attend pro- I leadership of Franco will conquer The will bo held now being const tided in the ma- jory Decker an- In charge of NOW FELLOWS! pro- December 13. Pro- grams. BUY the Loyalists predicted Dr R C, on Monday. chine shop of the mechanical engi- poties for the play. Irwin will talk As well being a of Dunbar In bis talk before the Am fessor Keith on a as source neering building, .c cording to J Attention Is called to theatre- Study group new form of a periodic table of many Interesting programs the SHOE SHOP T Strati*, heud of the department ' Ity ALLEN’S olr.f audiences that . production i elements which he ha* devised music department has added much New nozzles. orlfi-'e?- pitot tubes, "The present war In Spain has Fi •• i Folds" will start nt r In the way of pep and enthusiasm IS SELLING and venturi meters are being ma- as its haekgruund the revolution v on p m . instead of the usual In whir rla-*e* of the Cadet to the student body. chined from brass and w ill tie used of 1911 hthe lower charge show ring: tlm* both Friday nrd Saturday Field Boots at $8.50 hv the student- In studying the tried to reorganize the Spanish Captain Otis Clifton Is recorder: nights This change has been he Cadet Captain Willard Hayden is From 191 fi to 193 6 the tractive Boots at $8.50 flow of gases and vapors. government." explained Engineers' made so that students may at- announcer; Cadet Lieutenant Wil- j power of the average steam loco- "On IbH-emher 6 the one lust Boots at $6.98 tend tlo- vnrious social activities 3 Ria’ing lard Muir is in charge of the pad- motive has been raised from 3,- VISIT drive begins and the Intervention of the week-end after the play. 128 SOUTH COLLEGE dock: and Cadet Lieutenant Fran- 18S to 48.972 pounds, an of Fngland or France could only I pounds

CRANDALL 1 - 11 cis Soriven Is in charge of prizes. ! Increase of 4 8 per cent. save the present government of BARBER SHOP Spain." he concluded. Gymkhana—- Tti«* «»1

tlo* Amity group for this semester events are to he run off Friday Another series of dlseusstons will afternoon nt 4 00 o’clock on the second semester. I Ho S||< »l‘l’l N(. I*\\ " i ii i | begin <1 rIII field under the supervision < lIICISTM of Captain J. P Donnovin All Ik) Your Shopping at In 1936 the Class one railways participants In these events must Hoffman Jewelry A | reoelY' d an average of $1.93 in [he there at that time In order to ■ * lt»7 I-:. Min. I’hon** WSW for each ton freight of freight be eligible to ride Rnturdny morn-

I t cans ported. ing This applies to the jumping

events only.

"Ladles are especially Invited

to participate In this Show." stat- ed Mndsen "I watched the girls yj** ride Monday evening after school,

and some of them are going to

show* the male riders a up Those girls are good'" a,’e All efforts are being made to first«tjj provide for a swift-moving show*. All riders arc nsk-d to report to the paddock to secure their num- bers am! mounts before their next

event begins The order of eventa T~ *' ■■ / is as follows-

-1 Obstacle Race i

? Ring Spearing Race.

’ 3 Pair Jumpers. b 4 Ladles’ Walk. Trot and Can-

ter Class. r 5 Open Jumping fi Saddling Relay I lady and J Man team ). 7 Obstacle Trick Jumping . r tP»

s Potato Ra •* (Ladles’ only). 9 Mounted Wrestling.

Captain Donnovin Is the fnetilty % the Horse i stipervlior of Show; Ca-

de! Major William Madsen Is In

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