Every Aggie student must The Fiesta Club promises take part in the big Mountain an evening of fine Tiger hunt. Rocky Collegian dancing.
Published^ y the Associated Students of the Colorado Agricultural College
VOLUME xliii PORT COLLINS. COLORADO, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1933 NUMBER 12 AGGIES MEET COLO. COLLEGE IN DENVER
Alice White Zelia M. Rank Interfrat Council Hold Jinx Over Discusses Athletic Tigers Contest Wins New President Problems Tuesday Farmer Teams And C.A.C.
At Hort Show The regular meeting of the In- Of Librarians ter Fears On Fraternity council was held Upset Saturday Tuesday evening at the Alpha Tau Theta and Alpha Omega house. Robert Crites, Kappa Alpha Over On» Hundred Attend State TWO WEEK REST PERIOD HAS PUT AGGIE TEAM IN president of the council, in Rho Are Greek was Gamma Conference Here Last charge of the meeting. Prof. Oli- PHYSICAL SHAPE TO WIND UP THE Winners Week ver Pennock, faculty adviser to 19.33 FOOTBALL SEASON
the council, was introduced to the
Alice White was unties need as members. A committee At the close of the Colorado Li- was ap- The Timers of Colorado College are the winner of the popularity con- powerful opponents tho brary association meeting last pointed to take charge of plans of the in football and will be met Denver the Hort show last Satur- for the Aggies in test at Saturday. Miss Zelia M. Rank, cat- inter-fraternity swimming Saturday aud with afternoon at the day night whi presented aloger at Colorado Agricultural meet, the finals of which will be L’ p. m. In preparation for game, the Ajjffie stu-
banket of mums. Heth held December a large college, was 7. Each will dent Old Main elected president of team body will meet in Friday nijrlit for a rally and Mi’ton was clone second. the be charged fifty a Kappu Colorado Library association. cents entrance picture show ' All American” which is being shown at that time Theta received the buaket Plans fee. Teams be Alpha were formed at the con- must entered not offered to the later than by special arrangement of mu me sorority vention, which lasted three days, November 29. Colorado the largest to college has probably more buckets in the having representation support the state superintend- A discussion was held concern- upset dope and Alpha Gamma Rho ent of instruction Mountain conference all teams and present re- public to make ing interfraternity hockey. How- Rocky than other put together, Another member of the famous White broke into the lime- box of with family ceived the apples one hooks available to all adults and it decided take it is of that hare their claws ever, was to up the nearly always a crippled squad Tigers light Saturday night when Alice \\ liite (“Red” White III) was registration. children hundred percent of Colorado, and to estab- discussion at the individual fra- and crowned tin* is dig deep into the to eke out victories qm*en of Hort Show. Alice a freshman and a pledge enemy scoring territory Dr. G. A. Schmidt the lish libraries with guessed regional exten- ternity meetings. Definite plans of Gamma Phi Beta sorority. She is shown above with the basket of over much stronger teams. basket of onions at 144 and so sion service. Other topics which will probably be made at the next flowers wliieh was her prize for lieing chosen tin* most coed It was C. C. who the w ith them all as his popular spoiled was presented were presented dumig the con- meeting. The Sig Alpha agreed by these who atletided the llortieulture I’ruit and I’lower show. Colorado Aggie homecoming last award. vention were brief to a history of forfeit the basketball game to | and it is C. C. who has al- the year, Jimmie Marshall was auc- state library service in Colorado, the Sigma Nus. Thfa forfeit, which Harry Hughes I ways proved a '‘jinx" to Aggie of ceremonies Mr. Malcolm tioneer and master by Wyer, librarian eliminated the Sig Alphs from the football players. Only last Sat- night and had the honor the Denver Public Saturday Cast Is Council Plans i.om library; tournament, was made because the Play urday the crippled Tigers who of presenting the awards. The dis- and the responsibility which a li- Sig Alphs played a letter man in Better Urges could haruly find men enough to and fruit sold has in played flowers were brary present times, a topic interfraternity competition. The • all it a legal game defeated Colo- block the bid discussed by Miss Julia over the to highest Announced Wright finals of the basketball tourna- By Investigation rado Mines by one of the largest Merrill. Here tiers as the show came to an end ment w’ill be played between the Spirit scores chalked up against the An Saturday. interesting thing happened Sigma Nus and the Sigma Chis. Miners this season. Musser, of the Coach Wattles On Room when Miss Merrill de- The finals Jimmie president Bills Friday was will be in the form of Coach Hughes Harry spoke to Colorado will club said. “I wish to livering her speech. A dis- a three Aggies have had Hort express long game elimination series to at th > student body assembly Mon- two rest appreciation to tance telephone call from he plaved weeks which should place my thanks and came November 21, 22 and Ruth Norah meeting of the Stu- day stressing the importance of Sprengle. as Blake, A special the squad in good condi- Jimmie Marshall and all those who Washington. As the message was 23. physical and Gillette Malcouronne. Lom- dent Council was called Nov. 16. the Colorado College game this as said to be Miss tion. although Lair, White and helped in making this show one of urgent. Merrill in- bardi. take the leads in the A letter was read inviting Saturday in Denver He pointed next any her discussion Cruikshank have been on the in- the best in history." terrupted and ans- out the fact that the frame of Dramatic club play. “Lombardi members of the student body to an jured lint to wered the call. It was an invita- j from time time dur- mind of the squad, students and Limited,” to be presented Decem- N. R. A. meeting at Boulder held Rates ing the past two weeks. tion from Mrs. l>elano Roosevelt j Special committee townspeople must be improved. ber 16 and 17. Saturday. A was ap- to luncheon. Williams, a speedy C. C. half- pointed to see what can be done Bill Riddell stated railroad The rest of the cast is as fol- back. havoc with the Min- The clever miniatures of Chi- played Collegiana To Salt Lake rates to Salt Lake City for the board and room bills lows: Yvett, concerning ers his Blythe Standage; nese and Indian life which were with end skirting, line Utah U. on Thanksgiving which students are lax in paying. game By Lois Staver Daisy. Doris Odell; Muriel, Virgin- plunging and forward placed in the main entrance of the passing This will include fraternities, sor- and said that a gridgraph might ia Bengough; Phyllis Manning. No which aided him in two library last week were the work special train will he to making run installed the give orities and people in Fort Collins be in gym to Julia Reed; McNoal. Glenn touchdowns. Molly of Miss Gwendolyn Edwards. Salt Lake City for Aggie football Ryerson. a newcom- immediate on the if to whom and board bills are plays game DeMae Wagner; Lida Moore, Edna room boosters to the C. C. squad, has been Tin* Monroe Marion- but special rates will be er Hollywood “The convention was pronounc- Fort Col- owed. enough students were in Goodwin; Mrs. Warrington Down. his ette “Cinderella** ami offered regular trains knocking opponents for several presented ed the most successful in on of the many lins to merit tho installation. Rid- “The at Eleanor Iliggins; Eloise, Wilna Union Pacific loops from his position at half- IxMt Adams IMggins" Bill Riddell made mention that with one hundred and lines. Students years over may dell and LaSasso told of the rally Hall: Toselo. Donald Vest; Hod- buck. while LeMasters, Mlhallck, Teachers last w'eek. Hollywood it* leave Fort Collins on the athletic department work- seven attending," said Miss Laura either Tues- Fred or favorites in the kins, Stone. Two three day or before the and Andrews seem to be the represented pup* ing on plans for a special train to Makepeace, librarian at Colorado Wednesday game minor parts have not yet been as- at 4 o’clock strongest threats in the line. pet show include*: Janet Gaynor, Utah on Thanksgiving. Agricultural college. in the afternoon. The signed. Clark Gable, William Powell, Em- train will get into Salt City Aggies have the edge on the Ti- The for the “A" money painting (lie est Torrence, Will Rogers, Ann Many requests to repeat this following morning at 10:20 gers in punting with "Red" White is being given by all the four “All-America” Will Harding, Joe K. Brown, Marie play, which was presented by the The return booting the pigskin, and the trip may be made classes. Figures are not yet avail- Dreader and Edward Everett Hor- school student** in 1928, Farmers have a much summer Feature any time before Saturday. A train more ex- able as to the cost of the white- Lyceum the choice of this perienced backfielrt, but ton. ended in bright, leave** Sal Lake City each night probably washing. Another committee, con- comedy, to Miss hunch of tackles. The snappy according at 9:20 and gets into LaSalle the a greener sisting of Ai Fromah, Dick Lari- Never before in the history of of Ruth J. Wattles, director. and gold tackles According to professors following afternoon at 2:40. green sophomore mer and Bill Timpte, was appoint- sports has an All American foot- students have handled more than C. C. Washington University, Transportation will he provided to can ed to investigate the possibilities ball team been assembled, much who bar- give them and in all aim for “A** grades are Fort Collin* from LaSalle. probability Dean Johnson will talk at the of cementing the “A.” less given an opportunity to play ren of personality. “It is the they will be able to handle them meeting of the Young People's The rates in the chair of football. This feat car are band a game wah of “C** students who move chance of Saturday Christ‘an Endeavor at the There is a possible $l2. On tiie tourist the society accomplished at Universal city, sleeper the world,” derlur«>l one. Anoth- With two weeks rest, the Ag- another being added to the rates are $13.66 plus a pullman First Presbyterian church Sunday holiday where the 19.‘11 All-America foot- er said “A** freaks.” students are have a few charge of $4.50 These rates hold ■SIr fli Ml'/ i gl«<* polished rough semester of this hut ball assembled for the evening at 6:30. Preceding the second year team was (Another point scored against Roacr- that stood out in the Utah good if 25 people go. Aggie head- spots will he issued until defi- moving picture "The All-Ameri- book then* devotional hour there will be a no report die worms ami after all -HUCrHE.S Aggie and should be quarters in Suit Lake City will he game, they ca.” This film will be the fea- 5 been made. COLOBADJ A66«t i» a lot more In school than Just social hour. Everyone is Invited. nite plans have able to give the Colorado the New house hotel. Special rates inspired ured Lyceum number at Old Main ntudyln’, Springs ball dub a for their xu know!) ! have been made for Aggie stu- run Friday and Saturday, November to be held Friday night and asked ! dents who show their activity tic- money. Eta Of Chi II on 2 4 and 25. for cooperation from the fresh on lUnanl continues to us* Yale Alpha Chapter Alpha i kets. The rut*** are posted in the How does one get to be All- i buttoning." I
lYintcd by the Robinson I Minting Co. “It'i 111 wind that blow* a minute and think takes three OFFICES: Room 100, Old Main Rhone 687 oa Stop for to school was Just dollars to Colng away aend nobody good.** the conversations which you half over In the old days of a term. We hare os big a thrill got t at the office, Fort Collins, Colorado Entered as second-clans matter post and taken in little have listened to part It Is today. nlca room the Civil war period as upstair, with ttoZ Is it of Western Intercollegiate the during the past few days. consider- windows In It. Member with full privileges and Kocky expenses were our room Although costa Intercollegiate l'resa Association becoming a na- Mountain true that we are spent one dollar a month, ably lower the money rep- ma !I Prof. Cowley has been was a success. The all wants giving girls wore We com- * itou of, "Bellyachera?" great as at write some, so Robert S. Crites Editor resented a sacrifice as good bye, Ell exercise* to his a little "We do setting-up speech sign, our part,*’ that exists plain about everything fell Phone 775 An Aggie student class. Could present. it be that he has well, there's no need of making It con- Dear Son. and do not turn a hand in Associate Editor of letters written Vic Cornelison ... heir to a packet given up ail hope of doing u one sided affair. I take ever work the situa- my pen In hand structive to help two to Scrftu Gordon Ayrea - Business Manager the Civil war period, anything for their minds? during few around with you * lines. We tion. We sit a pain- are all Phone 543 of which we are printing here- as common The vets that are studying over faces and except ed expre siou on our ex- Jennie Carrol Wade Assistant Manager with verbatim. Some Insight can gv, It is rumored that certain a at have been fix things has a spell of tjie hospital annoyed pect the government to oolramorbu, be gained the typical college Gamma Phi broke her engagement on EDI I ORIAL STAFF by yells from the oval. W’ho were knight, we was so for us. uneasy of that well as aboai Too bad! student period as Al! W—fffltl News Mfflll during Homecoming. the love birds out the oval last for had r« d on you we heard that the incidents of historical Im- roh. ——« Editor some Jack Cleveugc-r ———— dports bles had bln In Tuesday ntght? If you don't know, We had a great time repealing Memphis and Anna Smith Society Editor Bunk portance. had “Repeal," sayß Edwurds, just aak Art cut Kelthly. other high Scallops In Bob Feature Miter the 16th Amendment. The masacrealaa VkiUWJ will take tne country out of the Women’s Sports Kditoi and robbing and that Marie Middagh the Denver Post carried the day Fairfield, lows they had red and put the in the red." JaiMfl Activity Editui noses taken lots of BfOSgl She laughed when I sat down to our men headlines, “Liquor Control up 1964. prison*, Eels Slaver Exchange Editor Sept. 4th, the 1 will tell what on park bench, but when I another Job you the Daparuneatal Editor Roosevelt," just folki h Uais goorbouN Everey time a gal Dear Brother: started to play—So Fat Kerr. doing. Pap Is hoopplng I Columnist eays which shift on to tin already I our pick], Gets dated, we This being Sunday evening tub. BU Is lronen. Young Desk Editor veil. Generul Geue overburdened Roost Muggy , nJ Some guy's bankroll will Improve the time by writing Brauduer Cartoonist Della Is Marge . It has been rumored that the tilt with stringing beetles for Johnston had a Henry fetched Jennie and 1 diner special Witter Gets deflated! to you. I*h Sig much for Jennie Is laying on the Alph "second hand man" is Ford who proved too longe. g,t In to school yesterday (Saturdy) Mechelen BUSINESS STAFF still to his old trick*. with state- eral Is the up him; so he came out a I copperhead, Believe it er not: Dick had and school begins tomorrow. Advertising nomine for preeldend pl«l Kraus* ment that the outcome of the Ford we heard to learn real fast, pa Advertising Jelly's girl at the Homecoming want to try Harold Beberteon - I ll be Mr. eome cannonading this suing ya, situation is in the hands of Circulation "Rat Race!” thinks he cannot afford to send rnorn!ii| Leona Taylor Windshield. is towards Washington. I Polly Roosevelt. This buck passing suppee, me a hole term so 1 guess we will RBP< >R i BRB the federal their having a Jollification not confined to gov- weeks. It over It Gina, Parker Davies' girl friend, have to stop at Seven lVunuck, Lois Landbloiu, Mary Jane Mcnzelle Wldeiier, Doris Francis. Alice I the soldiers have ernment; it is right at home. hope more Loretta D.inutU, Ituth Wallace, Jessa ailed him My 'ittle bitta Ome- Slmonda, John Thimmig, Lola liomshcr. sence than to give the old Gotburd. Melvin Contemporary traitor Jack Donaldson, Margaret lette" after may Hodgers, Margaret Puckett the Phi I>elt-Stgma a single vote I want Laird. I.eWells Bust, lllldegard Kruufeld, Eleauot Davis. Martha We nearing comments and privileges. I.lnkla to Miller, Cluster Chi egg scramble. Club To are every lighting Joe Bill Talk Jane Ituth Npreiiglt*. Grace Henderson. Briggs Tiinpt \ come out so far ahead that Trimble. Veasey. day on the weakness of the N.R.A. Mr. Burnett reports that over a the Derexa Bruy, Lanore Avery. George Lang. Dorothy Elfrlig. Charles Nicholson. rebs will down their its of Sundays last win- lay arma and Pitts, the little Aggie wrestler About and gloomy predictions as to period nine Wiliia Hall. Germany I attendance was quit fighting. wish you coild w ho joined the Navy, culls 'em all certain downfall. We are paying ter, the average be at borne and git a good for the N.R.A. so why not 114 and many of these people bate ’ Matey" now that he has return- The anywuy RUSSIA RECOGNIZED lust meeting of the Con- rural of aples and fried chicken for ed. (Ask Lucille!) boost it. We are like the man drove In from surrounding yoar temporary club was held at the super toknight. our admiration of President itoosevelt for who paid for went to the districts. Agiun we express home of Professor Stimmel, Sun- a ticket, Farewell—Anna Sinclair, W uxtr&! Wuxtra! j theatre, and then worried so much The exhibits of the museum his habit of g-ettinj? things done. For sixteen years the question Margaret day. November 12. A discussion has about the that he had consist of and animal life of Coaper gone in for prize- "The money spent plant of reeognition of Russia has been one of the major political ques- on Philosophy of Death” was that North America well fighting in a big way. he forgot to see the show. Is as as many Shan-Kar Dancers officials. And lioosevelt is the first Injures op- led by Mr. Kenneth Taylor of the tions facing our government ponent the face. Whatta the expression, “I can t take it," foreign gathered specimens. Rel- on ga!! botany department. The student “take the bull the horns within a few weeks To Be In president to by j” a joking admission of our lack of ics of Indian and pioneer life are Denver members who were present at the after started he that have !>een Scram, the Tri Delt, courage? Has the depression displayed in various attractive negotiations were announces they Just can't meeting Mohammad sap- were: Aghas- The C. football Aggle-C. game see that keen Chi ped our intestinal fortitude until and there are stone completed and an ambassador has been appointed. looking Sigma si, Eleanor Landblom, George ways, many Saturday afternoon will take to that has fallen for can t stad hind mineral collections. Russian her. Plumb and Howard Fenn. Two we up on our lege and Diplomats see behind recognition an American stab Denver many car loads of Aggie and fight back. house at the alumni also present, Mr. and Open museum were students and ut war hesitate now Ikfore making faculty members, end Japanese plans. Japan may 1 If you think Note in the the Sigma Chis are Mrs. John Fenn. conversations that started Sunday. November 19. and Faculty mem- considerable number of these United these two a wur on either Russia or the States since nations a nudists hear in the few Mr. Burnett that about running colony, you bers and wives of faculty member* you next days just reports are planning to stay over for the she ought to in time in how much lack of initiative is 100 took of the are on friendly terms; whereas, previously was obviously in- drop some the included: Professor Taylor, Pro- persons advantage Auditorium attraction. wee small hours shown. without of the morning to fessor Professor Mrs. afternoon. On alternate Sundays tending to go forward with her plans for expansion fear Pingree, and The performance In Denver on their near-by neighbor's liouee Are we inherently selfish, plain for the next two months the of serious opposition. Cowley and Professor and Mrs. mu- and the licked; November 2 5 of be Shan-Kar dan- see pledges scampering Stimmel. lazy, or it must he one of seum will he open. Yet the most of the new state of affairs is Auditorium will important aspect about the back the three. cers at the prob- yard iu nature's December 10, "Germany and not but economic. Russia has announced her intention garb. ably be wel' attended by Fort Col- political Relations to World Peace” will be Y. M. C. A. Members Talk lins persons. These dancere. per- of several million dollars in the United States on indus- the topic for dDcussion. spending At Church Over Wellington musicians Stude: Wonder A Hundred forming with their own trial Jtnd agricultural products. She plans to buy thirty million why they as- successful In New phalted the oval? enjoyed a run dollars worth of cattle, which fact is of direct to Visit Museum Six members of the Y. M. C. A. consequence their visit Denver has Stewed: So the students could York and to Colorado cattlemen. Stock under the leadership of Mr. Sim- drive sixty instead of thirty-five. Judging been long anticipated by lovera of Following the usual procedure onds gave a church service at the In the past, economic depressions in this country have lieeu the dance. during the winter months, the mu- Wellington community church the of new in the west. It be If ended by opening up country may you really want to get in on Team Wins seum of the Colorado Agricultural Sunday morning. Allen Lamb. that the of new in Russia will lie the a good dirt sheet should get a opening up trading territory you college will to be open townspeo- "Y” deputation chairman, van in Buy good shoes and han copy of the paper that the lamb- factor in our The least and students alternate Sun- of the major terminating present depression. ple on charge program. them rebuilt at the da Chis put out with Chambers 11th Place of Russian day afternoons from 1:30 to 5 Herb a on we may expect recognition is that it will create an at- p. Dyer gave talk and Hestbeck as editor*. It'll tell W. L. Burnett, Shoe mosphere of economic optimism. m curator, in- •‘Clubs," Jimmy Gilchrests sub- College Shop you things you never would expect vites every one to come to the mu- ject was "Activities" and James 114 WEST LAUREL about those little The Aggie stock Judging team innocent-looking O. D. Grnliam seum where there are many and Brough talked on "ClasBes. ,, boys. took eleventh place out of 13 varied exhibits. team* in the contest at New Library Book Shows Cleveland Judging 000.00000.00 Speclul permission has been re- £> 0000000000005 the American Royal Livestock Harry Latham still believes that Made A Rapid Climb To White House ceived from the light and heat de- Show at Kansas City last Satur- Bullard where there is there is heat. § Beauty Miller light partment of the college to keep Shop Super-Servte day. Ernie fourth ; But be careful, Harry, little Campbell was boys the It is By Laura museum open. hoped NO-MODE Makepeace in cattle and Grayson Crook tenth GARAGE that play with fire are always apt Grover Cleveland well be described hat large enough crowds will turn TINT WAVE may as an ordinary man in horses In the contest according 206-212 W. Mountain Are. I to get burned. out to justify the special heating Trlniblr who to office received Fred llld* Phonr MOW rose the highest in the country because lie was the to word from Lein- $ (Everything for the Car) j victim of bach. coach of the team. ■OOOOCMSOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO? circumstances. In an exhaustive Allan Ne ;o.aoaO-00ckooooooaDooooo(; biography, The Sig Alphs had a dame at The stock judging team will vis- vins gives us a vivid picture of this man of just ordinary attain- the Moose Saturday night. Expert Typewriter j it livestock many farms in the ments. This one of the hooks recently added to the college l Repairs Call 229 middle west during the next week AGGIES, Hob Morrasy, the Linion flash, library. before going to Chicago for anoth- COLO. TYPEWRITER I WE ARE is always “blowing" his horn. In HERE The son of k village clergyman. wan hlev ted governor of the state, er judging contest at the Interna- EQUIP. CO. M A fad lie blew it Cleveland had to to work while •tnd from so much that it an- go went that position dl- tional Livestock show December 2. Sx>oooooooooooooooooooo
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not because of U brilliant with his P. J.'s yer, j lltrooo ItSO in.i l it h Ml l Ralph on What The the game. New mind, but kecuus* be was not | I ••■'ting slid well-written It* only were the Thetas doing jut at 2:00 ORIENTALS afraid of hard work, and because o’clock the ogth 01 b4ob! ■ in morning? How can < tilnem> Maiulitrin I‘mJhjimn
lie honest. « ill football man train with Thetas wns absolutely , | Kt OMI JnpaiM-w ('oat* and lUtbra Potter Oil Co. “Pin-it-up” • '• i • ■ f' i r bo.»k than ringing doorbells Lamps » t .'tit a> SI.VS Mayor of ( it? Mild up 200 WALNUT a book to fill leisure hours. ARE IDEAL When he b'-eame mayor of the FOR SMITH SEED STORE The Gamma Phi's radio dance the Northern Hotel city, he attracted state-wide at j Opp. “Nat to America Thmtir" THE STUDENT t.ntiou the ruling kOmoiiBMMI by breaking up LOU • Mlsc
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had formerly been spent for graft ufdlce of Buffalo, New York was Thomanns’ Cafe Before he completed his term, he convicted of murder : | ANNOUNCING in 19 20 and They can be placed anywhere sentetu • d to be electrocuted. He Opposite Scott's THE for use as a or a wa* study lamp i adjudged Insane and coiuniit- OoDoOOooDo<>o DURING Priced from $1.70 to $2.45. modern girl—an exquisite C. A. C. - U. OF U. HODGSON JEWELRY CO. Parisian dresser set in ster- GAME—THANKSGIVING SEE THEM ON College and Your Crest Fraternity Jewelry on Anything and enamel. Comb ling FOLLOW YOUR TEAM TO SALT LAKE OUR SALES FLOOR Fine Repairing Armstrong Hotel Bldg. and buffer tor- in genuine SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS toise shell. SEE BULLETIN BOARD FOR DETAILS 000OOOO00O000C THIS CHRISTMAS GIVE QUALITY PHOTOGRAPHS THE Public Service Co. Newhouse Hotel bob FISHBACK critbh, STUDIO C. C. Stone of Colorado SALT LAKE Kdltor . «,f uK Collegian >0000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000000000(5 aoctoooooaoisooooooooooooooc November g..lnradny, 22, 1933 THE KOOKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIAN Three Boulder Library board if spent the morist, represent<*d Stanford as it vantage over other men lie Is Beta Beta Beta week-end at the Theta house as member of tlic debate team which willing to learn from the ground guests of Mrs. M. Baker. Collegiana held a transatlantic radio debate up. lie has a good foundation Initiates Ten with Cambridge University in Eng- lull In* doc** not have practical ex- A. T. (>. News land last week. Stanford upheld perience. “Nothing iiiyNterlouN A mock initiation for pledget* of There radio dance the affirmative side debating the ul»f»uf success," In* “Tile Op- was a at the says, Beta Beta Beta, biological frater- (Continued from page one A. T. O. house night. question, It*-solved that the |Militi- poi t unit Ic* are a* great or even on Saturday held the Entomology Mrli. I liuliiiir k iMiuiiulvn nity, was at FALL lu Ieneli, Im The Imling knowlodjcr, pro- than In fore. It Is guests of honor were I)r. and eal salvation of the world lbs* In greater ever building on November 14. As part Mrs. •M'tilMtlon, uiKlmtAtidiiiK, and in- Westfall, Mr*. Brown, the democracy rattier than dictator- not a matter of gelling good of the initiation, the pledgee were Sigma spiration. breaks, hut love for work Chi housemother, and Mr. ship. a your quizzed on the history of Tri Beta SOCIETY and Mrs. Letter Evans, alumni. ami willingness to learn.” and on biological subjects; anoth- A survey of enrollment In the loaf, Collcg**-hr«*d In a four year er part of the Initiation Is secret. "lute iviMtitut ions .in published by I of old- made of the flower of youth und ni\**r*ify (California’s The A. T. O. Mothers Pledges to Beta Beta Beta are: society Wt'Nlcm State nIiowa that out- men est Hi lug alumnus, J. Wet- the of old Joseph met at the house after- dough age.-Emporia Ernest Campbell, Lois Conroe, on Friday tuimher womon by 1300 In Colo- ’73 Is the dean of the Gaff- Bulletin. more, noon. After their Thayer Crowfoot, Earle Ellis, Wil- meeting they rado Teachers and Ad- foinla W ine Growers, and he pro- made the liam Green, Madeline Hannah, boys three new table- ams statr normal tlie are only miws to release 13.N.000 gallons of cloths. Frank Bertha Smith, Car- Mrs. WIIgUM served cof- Twenty per eent of student* at Lynea, school** wltli a majority of women. to thi week wine a thirsty nation when re- biwrt evpnt » did not fee and cakes. State not dance. rol Wade, and Winter. The happen at Aggies, hut Washington do Adolph |H*al Is nccomplishiMl. (Califor- hides*, the Aggies were This Of tin* remaining men Interrogat- evert pleased. was the of the Will Jr., son of the bu- upset nia. here we come! ) ed, SO cent prefer to waltz. Utah U. team the D. Mr. Wolcott from the |mm* nr-famed by U. Pioneers. the Nebraska However, Big (We might Invite them down for the soeial life chapter. and Bob Murchand. carried on at Aggies with their Co-ed It’s been so long since Tapley Beauty Shop Jphs pledge dance Lambda entertainod the Delta a rat-race.) Chi from I). U.. motored Kappa called. lioiik ht eld Saturday night. Two radio dances to start off tin- you I t you were week-end, up for lunch and a visit at the pledge* at a dinner and radio Permanents $2.50 and up A forgetting me Chi and A. lie Lamlsla Friday T. O. dance T O. dance Thursday night. Students at Wyoming university Saturday night, and a house on Friday. Co lam for getting you Can 317 S. Sherwood Ph. 1081 in in followed by a dance the basement of Old were asked to list tlielr fear expe- pern Main. Inci I have you no* T The members of Lambda Clil en- riences. had fe«»* of Mr. and Mrs. Brainerd Forty-nine entally, you upper classmen, don’t forget to make those frosh tell stopped tertained at a radio dance at the automobile accidents ami of oilier at the house lunch to do to for Friday. what we are going Colorado college this week-end. y-:;; f."i•" „ house Friday night. personal danger* while 20 admit- They have just returned from an ted they were afraid of being extended trip in the East, and re- Alph Dance Moore, Morris v> I# Sandstead. Darwin The Mother’s Club of Lambda alone in the dark. Thirty-seven port a very enloyable time at the Delta of Colorado Sigma Alpha Longman, Everett and C*.i Atherly Gil Chi Alpha entertained at a tea afraid of receiving low gra«h*s or World’s Fair. ilon entertained Saturday eve- Stamm. ;I>s from three to five Sunday after- not pasNing. 30 had fear of cer- .it the chapter houae at their Ing noon Afterwards they hud a food tain people (probably the profes- A annual dance. To gang of tin* A. T O. boys fteent’ 1. phnige Attend Silver hlaili* shower for the boys and held open sors) and N were afraid of high turned cow pokes and attacked chaperonea were Mr«. F. P. Ben Counter and h»* Marje Little house from five to seven places and of falling. Other feats Mrs. the poor houses last Saturday Chit* . Lieutenant and I*. B. will he the Aggie ani- representatives were of water and drowning, Among contestants at the were Clin- a |t»rri< k and Mr. and Mrs. John the Collegiate storms, judging contest Mr. A. 11. Kerr visited his son mals, am! of leaving home. ton Rockwell. George Hovey, and at the Silver Glade atneron. In the Cosmo- Vic ( We’re not afraid of the Big Bad at the house over the week- S ott hotel Carrington Included Mr. und Mrs. politan Friday Nov. Wolf, hot tinware of flu* wolf In S Quests night. end. 24. Every Friday he: McMillan, and the Mlhhom El- night is colleg- sfi**ep’s clothing.) iate The A. T (). pledges challenged I Harriett night and io Wall. Ruth Avery, representatives Pld Kappa Tau from the actives to a game of soft hall, Lois Wilson. Katherine various schools In the avHjft*. con- The Pill Tans entertained the of tin- Pen- I J. ('. Penney, head but the challengers caine out on Ruth Burton. Veronica erence, act as Judges and the iarris. pick Tri De’ts at a radio dance Friday chain in to t ney stor«-s sinking most the short end of the score. The Vi Beatrice St**ln popular collegiate couple. evening. lynn Margetts. students at Montana university classic took the bull ANNOUNCING! The prize for the place at park Helen Larsen. Lois most popular >rt. Clammer, said flu* college man lias the ad- last The couple Is a beautiful silver Sunday morning. game larbara Lee, Ruth Perrin, Ber- loving Guests at the Phi Tau house THE FIRST was called for ten, but the chal- Shultz. El- cup. lce Blythe Standage. during the week included Orin lengers didn’t show* up till much pn Stephens, Evelyn Anderson, Good of Denver who was here Special rates on permanent later, only to be beaten by the I/ockman. Higma (Mil News Fiesta Club t uth Mary Alice Ham- Monday. Bruce Maddock of Alpha waves until Thanksgiving score of 7 to 5 In five fast Inn- Mr. Fine and Mr. Irwin of Delta |»on. Marie Hanfeld. Georgia Ar- Chapter at Miami university who The featured ings. game was by I>elta chapter at Purdue visited oll. I-alna Riley. Alice Pennot k. at l visited Thursday and Friday, and Marshall DANCING PARTY I the many exciting errors, and by Beauty Shop the Sigma ('hi house Wednesday. orla Francis, Mary Lois Walker, F. R. Stansbury of Golden who Carl Yeager's home run early In 718 S. College Ph. 897-R larlan Grover. Kathryn Gates, stayed over Sunday. VWWWWWVW^^WWW>A Gainnui l*hl Beta News "I HUNTED all Ig Aipli News day Mrs. Curtis F. Bryan, the pro- Th»- Misses L**lia Berlin. V Mar- vince director of Gamma Phi Beta, and knocked etts. Veronica Flynn. Ruth Bur 10ng... just the spent the week-end at chap- [>n. Anils Piper and Elslr Wall ter house. ’em cold. •ere guests at the Slg Alph house "»r dinner Sunday. Sigma Nil News "I smoke Chesterfields all Initiation ceremonies were held f.imniH I Mil Dance Sunday morning at the Sigma Nu A radio dance was held at the the time and I’ll tell the house for “Jimmy” Hartman. amma Phi house Friday night, ” uests present were the Misses world... milder! The Sigma Nu pledge* enter- they’re atherinc Harris and Beth Mltton. tained the Kappa Delta pledges at nd the Messrs. Wilbur White. evening. a radio dance Friday lon Beard. Gordon Dyekman. lv- n Dyekman, Art Keithley, Her- and Mr and Mrs. Jim McCain *rl Dyer. I.e** Lindsay. Gordon dinner V- Robert Reinhart were ones Fr**d Stone. Charles lb»n- Sunday guests at the house hlHon. \ irgil Kerr. Gerald Heck r», .I .. Eckert. Worrlll. Shorty * Theta News 1111 Rid from the Mk*s Elizabeth Kerwan school the Denver Library spent Anthony Paul Wood week-end with Barbara at the Theta house. Floriht lOfi H. ( o||r*r SOL W Gam- Phone Mrs. Harry Pollurd. Mies Flow*r« for Kvttry Ocnnilon members of the ble and Miss Neil, t * J BR3OOOOOO©OCBCBOBOBOOCOCBCBOOOOOEBSUCBOOCtOCBCB3OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 8 EDMONDS % 4a Rayon Undies new fine rayon stepins shipment of 7 WITH AND FRENCH PANTIES. STEPINS / °Tf % ELASTIC ,4* YOKE FRONT, BANDED OR MEDI- KNEE. IN TEARISE ONLY—SMALL, UM, LARGE. esteriieid 69c each the cigarette that’s MILDER the cigarette that TASTES better @ mss. Liooitt* Mtmi Tnt'c roCo Wednesday, Novemhn. ««, THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIAN Four Time of son, born Vacation Contest Is * Kruzen from the Denver public parents a in River- T. A ALTON TURNER On Rutland of West- • side, California last week. Mrs. George very schools; Grant To State college; J. F. Keating, Bliss, formerly Alberta Getchell. is of the Name Departments ern Made Member Of SUFFERS BURNS Dating tor me a thing Dance of schools at Pu- was a graduate of the coneerva- superintendent past. A of music eblo; and W. B. Mooney, the exe- tory here. Phi Beta word received at ar.d loved and laughed Wanted: suitable According to I’ve lived Kappa * our cutive secretary. Chi house. Alton Turn- Wednesday matinee Porrotry the Sigma my last. lc a Miss Rouine Turner, task. Who will province of the Collegian Lord has taken me to be the Merlin Potta left Sunday, Nov. Dr. George T. Avery, professor er. Sports Editor The of Delta Omicron. had president a thought that he was last from silver 19. for Mammoth Cave, Kentucky, Veterinary of psychology and education here, last year, I’ve swigged my throw the old brair the |„ k , ’3 left for meeting with active members round up" n as a Dr. George Ruggles 3, the -last where he will be employed was notified this week of his elec- headed for flask. and grind at out the to of the chapter the home of Miss fathers best Seattle, Washing* n. Friday on his tlu,' foreman in a C. C. C. camp by the tion as an alumni member to the while working Helene Grove last Sunday. Plans our Wednesday and take charge of a small animal hos- Mexico While he United States Park Service. Colorado of Phi ranch In Now my lips Frlaly Alpha chapter My nose is unpowdered, A. were made for carrying on the tank, les? As a pital for Dr. K. Sohmoker, who from a reward for o Beta Kappa at Colorado Univer- was taking gasoline y ur this are pale. veterinarian in chapter coming year. fire. has been appointed suddenly caught rail, two season tickets Prof. W. J. Morrill a sity. the gasoline morals I- no longer will spoke at At be oft. charge of the Seattle Carnation his car from luncheon In attempting to save smoke and neck no to the boy noon In Denver yester- Tlfls i* the first time that mem- i I'll dance and or girl who Branch the week- Milk dairy herd. Dorothy spent Autie's clothes became the council on the flames. ; day to engineer bership to Phi Beta Kappa has more the name which Is end at her home In Windsor. and saturated with gasoline from out selected by7 "Keeults of Tree in East- been conferred alumnus soul’s been snatched Planting upon an My committee. Dr. Floyd D. Cross, veterinary fire. ern Colorado.” In the evening, at Colorado Agricultural college. ■aught hell’s door. Each and his assistant li Mrs. Tressa Kid well and Doro- smother the. student win be the Mountain section of the pathologist, He attempted to *jj Rocky His scientific research in congen- ; the week-end thy Becker went to Denver Wed- society of American Foresters had R. Hester spent at beating them with his one suggestion. To ital behavior in the field of child flames by dawn each day enter To church I go at the Kremeling cattle in nesday night. November 15. to at- the a and meeting which inspecting and then rolltng on , test, Just supper at psychology was the basis for this hands by make no more hey- drop your I'm allowed to title, college tend the Hall-Johneon Choir toi** Professor Morrill was chairman. < connection with the experi- i Negro throwing dirt on him- honor being conferred him. ground and with upon hey. your name, on slip mental work . i ‘given at the auditorium !n Denver. , of Van Giesen is secretary and Forest President both of these methods Charles A. Lory is also self. As behave for a whole l’vo got to In the Collegian bo* barbed-wire on the Supervisor. Wm. R. Kreutzer is of the few failed, he vaulted the h. one members of Phi week darn door of Old Main. treasurer of the I>r. E N Stout extension veter- Matlmnntioi dove Into a tank of Ice- society. Beta Kappa on thi* fence and family makes me campus. Ye Clods, my Prof. R. O. Ix>ngycar At the recent C. E. A. Conven- shock resulting of the inarian wsnt to Greeley. Monday cold water. The The fraternity ts the oldest and sick. department also attended. ixamlne twelve ca*«*« of ence- : on in Denver. Professor S. L. of the ice water to from the effects most important of all honor* soci- In horses He Is Macdonald was honored by being chill for over four phalomyelitis ♦•tie*. and It caused him to is the parent organi- now at Paonia. elected of the Colorado to Spencer working regarding president He Is now recuperating going Farmer The United Staten Civil Service | zation of all fraternities. hours. WANTED —Passengers outbreak In catti** disease of th** National Council his head and who for two in the for- : an Chapter from severe burns on at Salt 1-ake City, Regular exums positions the game Meals, BaaOafcta ■■■— ■"I of Teachers of Mathematic*. recovering *nt service we;e given this put NOTICE Chest. He Is evidently will share gasoline expenses. and Fountain Santas This chapter fif- able to week-end The Junior Grazing June fi*lh of this will marh comprises some rapidly as he was Allan Bostwtck. 001-Rl. year The Colorado Mountain club quite phone ty teachers of mathematics in the Nela Brown. Sigma Examiner test was given Thursday fiftieth, or Golden Anniver- write to Mrs. the will hold a dinner meeting at Am- high school - and institutions of his the Junior Forester ?xam was ♦ sary for the first graduating clan* I i Chi housemother, concerning mons Hall at 6 :J0 on Thursday. higher learning of Colorado. Like given Friday. of Colorado Agricultural college. 1 accident. November 2 3 Anyone who is in- HOLIDAY exist in all the states The SPECIAL Ward Kindred 32 of fir.it class, the class of 18S4 chapter* Greeley ' The ' terested is invited attend the to Stef headquarter* of the chapter Famous the only eligible to take consisted( of three members all of are Fight, fight. fey’s Fruit was one program which will start at 8:00 Football Lunltlc: PETTY Libbu located a! New York City. Cake—soc lb. the exam at the post office in Fort whichi are now living Mrs. o'clock fight! Cclllns. Quite a number of Aggie i of Fort Collins. who#** The interests of the National Inebriate In the Stands (sudden- THE JEWELER forester grads took the exams in \ husband before his death w- Pr« < Council kr** devoted chiefly to the Steffey Bakery Tit Where** Systa Sleep tight. ly excited) : the they are now located. ffeasor J W Lawrence, head of th* better teaching of mathematics Tat I have for twenty years. 1 ( engineering division. Leonidm throughout the United State* Mr and Mrs William Goodwin Loomis,| who is now M ing In Ih*i«- CHIROPODIST CIGARS PIPES TOBACCO were in Fort Collins Friday, and ver;i and Dr. George H Glover , I •itiloZ) two groups going Saturday morn- Costnan left Friday evening for Bailey, Phil C. The third field trip of the seni- ing and afternoon. Griffith's FOOTfSPBCIAMST Cigar Store Colo, where Bill is a foreman in a , Conservatory • sfer was taken by geology classes, The trip was taken to Engleside Wilson l*h«ne 11MW C. C. C. camp. Bhlg. Mr. and Mr Donald Bliss, for- i the first group going Friday after- where calcite in its various forme 160 NORTH COLLEGE AVE. Evening Appointment* ' l mer graduates of Aggies are the noon, November 17. and the other was studied. Education Miss Maude Williamson attend- ed a home economics section meet- ing of the C. E A. of which she is president, ‘n last Satur- day Mis* Marie Juel is secretary of the section. Teachers from all So Round, so so Fully Racked over the state were present. Firm, Miss Davis, who is lr. charge of Fort the Collins nursery school, gave a talk in Mias Williamson’s methods claws last Friday. She ex- plained the purpose and organiza- tion of the nursery school aud an- swered questions. Dr Demo Dennte of the Ameri- WC can Home Economics association sr/f} also met with the methods class during the past week and gave a talk on "Cnlld Care and Parent Education.” Dr.‘ G. A. Schmidt has received congratulation* from many people of Fort Collins upon winning the basketful of 144 onions. Dr. Geo. Avery went to Denver last Saturday to attend the meet- ing of the board of directors of C. E. A. at which time plans were completed for the work of the present year. \ Arrangements were made for the delegates assembly for C E. A. which will be held in Colorado Springs. Dec. 27 and 28. Those who attended the meet- ing in Denver were Miss Alma AUTO TOP and SIDE CURTAIN REPAIRS ¥-s MINCER’S V Auto Top Shop 214 PINE STREET l It’s easy to see why so ■ : many women prefer Strike. Luckies Lucky are fully packed with strands of choice long tobaccos, round and Whichever Way the firm to the That ita very tips. means Luckies Wind Blows always draw m easily, always burn smoothly. your skin will be protected, "s if Helena Rubinstein's It also no you use means annoying loose ends to ALWAYS tobaccos famous Pasteurized Face U thcjincst Cream regularly. A complete cling to lips or mess the 5 up nice things little beauty treatment in Always workmattshif itself. in a woman’s And thcjinest purse. every day more and more women ALWAYS are showing their JLuckiesp/ease/ appreciation by CopfrUht 1033. saying “Luckies please’’. Tit* American SCOTT’S Tuba.iuCw. or coursp 64 ” it*s toasted TA?rt KOR THROAT protection—for better November 22, 1933 THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIAN Five SPORTS the linemen of a football team is lauded the Here is the Ability Displayed By very often grossly neglected in the news write-ups, while the backfields, who owe their glory to the line, are to sky. a word for the a 1S * **ne * *** a<* e l* Julius Wagner. At the of the the line was and but efforts of the and their a line which it beginning season, Aggie ragged green through untiring boys coach, I been developed probably the* *ost , the conference. As proof of the fact, there has been only one score over the Aggie goal line this season and that was the result of a pass over the goal made by Boulder closingC minutes of play While s W * 6 lll it is T* S* *’ gratifying to recall the holes the Farmer line in Colorado’s and the thwarted the attempts of C. U. to break t1 id made in opened up defense, way they consistently through. * Tr progress the develo 1 **** >ro^ attributed th** partly to the fact that competition for regular berths was, and still is, very keen. The starting line-up continues to be a problem for each game. \n11 item in regard to * °a d ■ interesting *°r 1 seasan ** *ac* that so few Denver Utah substitutions have been made. The team as a-whole has averaged only fifteen men per game. In the university and Aggie nly twelve men were used Y ** Snapp, Cowan Quackenbush, and Graham must be given much credit for the part they have played in making strong bids constantly for the coveted positions and the task of choos- Hu® been a difficult* oSe wCruiksh anK. Morris VieSSERSCHMITr ■ c two letter man. ) Rea also u w m Crulkshank, another end, who r M Michael Morris Is Lair. Kermit Messerschmltt, the 190 Rea. 186 the scales to 180 has been playing at guard position l a pound sophomore Qlenn tip* center Is a Fort Collins Simla his the last had . pound boy from Pueblo, is playing bang-up and claims as I Hartman, tile ISO Lair sh few games, has sev- pounds pound »opho- .'Uld be given every cre- A slow start due to slckuess was and star the Lambkin ball and eral Injuries which haw held him was a on at right guard. The experi- home town. His speed ability from hna mads dit Riort Longmont, a for hla rapid progress and de- xperienced McMichael, the 207 eleven in his high school days. he 1h gaining this by has made him the back somewhat. However, he ij j ence season will to snatch passes bid and seema to get the He Strong velopment. Is a sophomore, Kermit has played his usual fine make him a valuable man during pound right tackle from Paonla. end of the conference. In good condition now and seems , outstanding with ■all at left end a consistent weighs 186 pounds, and is all hie his next two years. Rea has He Is his third of the second- prov- to have hit hla stride. Chet plays i game season by accurate seen playing year Morris drops back to action in game and has fill- Jim has turned In ing his worth at left tackle. an offensive and on defense every football and has Regularity. Hla guard ! passes from center, although ln- varsity earned ary on defense and also la called ed a which has Har- plays an end where his position given Rome fine performances this sea- determination is him position have made him shade two letters. Mike” has im- times. I*ast gaining -1 Juries a “Big upon to punt at sea- much speed puts him to advantage. He ry Hughes worry early In and to be s world- much Ron, promises recognition. In high school weak on defense. He is entering proved rapidly and Is without a son he was chosen by many as an j the season. He Is especially ef- halls from Ault, Is a Junior this Reater during hts two remaining days. Lloyd was star fullback for his second of varsity football i doubt, one of the best linemen In all conference end and there Is no year and has one letter to his , year fective In breaking up opponents football. Eaton the conference. Rears of varsity high credit. and has one letter to his credit. playa. question as to his right to this I * I| I | The Aggie theme song for this Oet out the old flivver and we’ll Utah U.-Dciiv«-r 17. s j week will be The Utah “Hold That Tiger.” 'all to Denver Saturday. Denver Pioneers Shatter Utah’s Redskins from Salt go Lake City have been beaten. The five year conference champion’s Rusty Says . . . . record [Conference Record In 13-0 Win i was blemished by the 13 to n 0 By Jack defeat handed them by Denver Clevenger •l J university in Denver last Satur- HERE’S I ROCKY MOUNTAIN CONFERENCE STANDING day. Although tigures show that // Utah made I W. L. Pet Pts. O.P. twelve first downs to Team T. STILL CONTEND that Coach Locey of D. U. lias a D. U.’s two, they did not have ■haver S • 1 1.000 HI 7 horseshoe tacked over the Pioneer dressing-room University that machine-like running attack AGGIES 4 0 1 1.000 48 8 door and that all of his football players carry some b COLORADO which In former yean made their luck Otherwise D. U. very potent good ( harms. the I'tali University 4 1 0 .800 109 111 name so famous. Both teams bob- 13-0 victory’ over Utah would remain one of the so- bled the ball Colorado University .4 2 0 .667 144 44 . more than the aver- called unsolved mysteries When any team can win Energy age team probably due to nervous- 4 3 0 .571 75 43 score Pioneers did while irigham Young .... by the tlie only rlialking 3 ness. Many times the ball was In tah Aggies 4 3 0 .571 115 35 up two first downs for the whole game as com- perfect scoring territory for Utah, their opponents fourteen, then old ’olorado Teachers 3 3 0 .500 68 48 pared to only but D. U. managed to keep those lady lurk must be right in there playing for the FOR YOU 'olorado College 2 I 1 .400 32 89 i Redskins from crossing the last most important part of tlie game. white stripe. Montana State 1 t 0 .250 13 126 i , In a futile attempt to score Colorado Mines ISO .167 35 142 Utah opened a passing attack Unties, star end and captain of the Utah team, is prob- ► Kwtent 0 4 0 .000 IS 66 State which nut a scare into D. U. fol- ably nominating himself to a position on the All-American •"> 1 JM IS ICB Wv'unmg University . 0 * lowers. The game ended with the bonchcad team after he blocked a I). U. puut and then non- Utes frantically trying to score chalantly touched the hall to tlie ground when he could to be after the old and rambled for touch- llanm This Weak iverslty at I^iramle. only stopped shortly have pi'kcd pigskin up a had Into ter- they passed scoring down a* there was an o|mmi field in front of him. Colorado Aggies vs. Colorado ritory ollege at Denver. Results last Week University 13. Utah Uni- IVrhapN this soumls like* a prejudiced alibi in view of the fact 3? Western State vs. Wyoming Un- Denver C. U.-Teachera Cv Utah win, hut I still believe Utah was tlie heat versity 0. tluit I predicted to r. Buolder ran true to form o team on the* field Saturday as they collected more than twice the Colorado University 21, Colora- -* whip the Teachers, 24-0 in a game yardage boast(d by I). U FOR AGGIE SPORTS do Teachers 0. played at Boulder last Saturday. Colorado College 23. Colorado Again, as usual, the l>enver chronicles praised I). U. to the skys READ THE 1 Many fumbles spoiled the chances and failed to mention the grmtt play of tin* Utah team who Mines 0. of the Teachers to score. Boulder prai'tieally showed far tlie and whose line stone wall to Y. U. 0. by more power was a £x|irpoo-(£miror Utah Aggies 11. U played many reserves. Inserting and all 1). U. offensive tatties. • the substitutes after the first any JIM McCAIN—- QOOCH}OOCB}OOOOC*OnOOOOQOOD stringers had piled up a comfort- “Shots ct Random” able lead. Groavenor proved him- this with C. with Received 500 Copies I tliink we’re .til facing game (’. far VIC ; CORNELISON— Music S self to be a worthy hall toter. be- too much confidence and self assurance. If Aggies go into of Latest Sheet 9 the of the Sports Editor ing star game this game with the Itlea that they have (’. beaten before field, Is* for ALFRED WESTFALL— they go on the tlien they are going to due a sur- Runge’s Aggle»-11. Y. College Correspondent Ijust Utah I*. prise. (\ <\ has always been a thorn In Aggh***’ side ami Shop g Munir Shop Sport The broke Aggies a winning they would like nothing better than to take the Farmers by COURT OR CAMPUS, all (he essential elements jKiDOCSKJOCOOOCsaOCfOOOOOOOC you U. streak of 11. Y. Saturday when surprise and ruin their Ih>|h*s of a conference championship. ON find the of whole wheat the you'll lively ones . . . pro- they trotted off the field with a keep in trim with the help of teins, vitamins, caibohydrates 14 to 0 score at I«ogati Floyd Shredded Wheat. and minerals. And bran, meas- The arose with u roar and clawed Mines (Continued on page six) limping Tigers Saturday For these sured for Nature. pretty thoroughly ami with their returning confidence amt fight, they forty years, golden, you by Just will be no easy spot for Aggie*. crisp-baked biscuits have been 100% whole wheat with the favorite food of added, nothing taken SHIRTS Aggies should win Hat unlay without being extended too much pick-up nothing active folks. Taste alone would hut If the boys are hack on their h«*els then they are going to Is* du<‘ away. for a afternoon. win But Shredded Wheat tat Shredded Wheat for at ARROW TRUMP busy you. has a lot more to offer. It least ten and see if it *e with C. would tlie a brings days Rou L.Gaodwin. Ad« game t*. do Farimn-s great deal of doesn't good as it would pul them In the right frame of mind for the Utah put a new spring game. in No 110 W. Mountain I'lione 1154 your step. waiting $1.95 Wb*n when for it’s yon tot Nt- you order, ogoro Volit on gooooooaooooooooooooooo too bnikogt, yon ready cooked, ready to SANFORIZED KNOW t»n bo to SbrtUJeJ \X htu/, eat. Just pour on milk For Better Shoe Repairing or cream and top with favorite fruit. At all A NEW SHIRT IF ONE EVER SHRINKS your Try Phone campus eating places. The Electric Shoe Shop BETTER THE VITALLY DIFFERENT FOOD 252 140' S. College Ave. Taylor’s a PROMPT SERVICE SHREDDED THE CORNER WHEAT ON ICE CREAM tCKtaoaaoAo.ooo.o£iooaooooooo A product of NATIONAL BISCUIT• COMPANY "Uneeda Bakar*’* jvwi i wi'ir I lllilli-11-lin Private Booths Pheasant Cafe 2 doors from For Reservation Nu America Theatre Wednesday, November THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIAN Six HOLD THAT TIOBr, ROMER DISCUSSES Defeats Fiesta Club Denver ROE CA LEXDAR guernsey cattle Utes WedneMiay, November 22 LAUNDRv Champion On A modern plant * Hall local dairyman —work »„ 4:00 —W. A. A. Meeting Ammons Robert Romer, Will U w|" Open like. Give us a Main breeder, trial. 4:30 —Matinee Dance -Old well known Guernsey Women’s from five) and (Continued page Try November members of our rug Thursday, 23 to about forty cleaning ! Rassmussen made an 80 yard re- spoke : U0 —A. W. S. Council Ammons Hall in the meats touchdown 4 the livestock club Paramont Laundr, turn to score the first Friday Night His sub- Sports 7:15—Alpha Zcta Library Monday night. PHONE for the Aggies. Fry. veteran back laboratory 818 for November 24 Club, a new place usual Friday, "Guernsey Cattle.” The Fiesta for the Farmers, played his ject was Old Main and dance, la to 7.00—Rally and Movie informed the club Aggies to dine good game. Mr. Romer November night, Saturday, 25 origin of the have tta opening Friday member* of the 2 —Football Game. Colorado Denver. after the Silver :00 College at of its impor- Nov. 24. Modeled C. 0.-Mln«** breed, of some items Hoffman Jewth Den- 7:00 Moris Old Htio the Cassanova in in which it has Glade and 1 The Bengals came to life to beat tance. of instances store In Monda>, November 27 and of club will be located Laramie's in- of unusual merit, ver this In acceptance of the Miners. 23-0 at Colorado proved 107 EAST 7:15—Livestock Club Building Collins' leading hotels, MOUNT AIK ... Physics and surprising clr- one of Fort vitation. the Aggie all-star hookey Springs, in a game where C. C. other peculiar , 7:15—Che mistry Club Building Welcome Laramie in Chemistry such as the presence The Armstrong. Aggie* team met the stars again scored by the field goal rou- » umstances, Tuesday, November 2H decorators have been busy windy city Tiger cattle on Admiral The combat Saturday in the tine. As the underdogs, the of Guernsey 4:00—Y. M. C. A. the Arm- Meeting. this week making over and emerged the victors by a 4-1 hackfield quartet snapped into life Byrd’s antarctic trips. iCOLL4.00—Y. W. C. A. Meeting. room to accommo- entertain- for strong dining score. Aggie girls were and ripped the Orediggers line 7:00—Green crowd which Is ex- Knights Physics Building date the large ed at lunch the Cowgirls and Cripples comprised by man* gains. FARQUHARSON TALKS the night in to attend opening afterward enjoyed swimming the greater portion of the Tiger pected HEADACHES? succeeding nights. Ta- the University pool. but that didn't seem to hin- BEFORE A. V. M. A. and team O. A. C. CONSERVATORY b. Sylvia Speaks arranged in cab- the Miners bles are being Goals for Argies were made by der them from giving NERVOUSNESS? Robert OF MUSIC RECITAL , Gay for danc- football. aret Style with a space Bertha . mith. Catherine Long- a good lesson in Coaqh of the Dawes Janies Farquharaon, ovation Piano—Melody l)r. the center. Neiswanger and Ro- Clark received a hearty ing In more. Phyllis addressed the EYE-STRAIN? On Monday evening, the follow- Harold Carper division, furnished The unex- veterinary Music is to be by berta Worker. The lineup was as but his team received an V. M. A. ing pupils appeared ir. Recital at members of the Jr. A. which is 1 Trumpet—a. Song of Songs Moya Fiesta Club orchestra follows Bertha Smith, c h. and pected defeat. i the Conservatory of Music. After at their regular r b. Can't You Hear Me Calling, Monday evening mostly of Aggie stu- it is uptain. Rachel Brenniman. c.h.; composed Possibly your | !the a social time and acute eyes program, was en- Caroline meeting. Impactions of the orchestra c.f.; Alice dents. Members Phyllis Neiswanger. Coming Game* joyed. the stomach were the Have them James Lawrence dilation of Ayres. James Morrill, examined Davis. 1.1.. Gordon by Waliden. r.i : Kleanor Next Saturday will find Juet are Dr. Fr.rqu- of Yester- Vocal—a. Remem- subjects covered by Dtlts, Norrine Trombone—Thoughtc Then You’ll Ralph Malhews. George Roberta Hocker. l.w.; being played. Colora- two games the of the day Smith her Me (Bohemian Girl) Balfu harson. He gave cause* Parvln and Latslle An- Gilchrist, i Raymond Richard, r.w.. Marion the Tigers in Den- do Aggies play described the Emmett Ryder b. Only in Dreams Farley most common cases, Beth Mltton will be the r.h.. Ida Mae Macfarlane and where upset is derson ver in a game an various symptoms, and explained L. Ritter Vocal—a. Down in the For- William Clark featured vocalist. The cover J. Maud Alice Bartlett, 1.h.; Frances not Aggies will be prim- likely. arise in mak- est Ronald —At Evening. Louise Wright the difficulties that Includes dancing, r.f.b.; Wilma Scott and Ida 1 £’iano charge, which Lacey, for the with Utah at OPTOMETRIST ing game He lb. of Indian Summer. Dwight Dale ing a differential diagnosis. Danc- Song t Thompson will he seventy fire cents. small, I f b and Dorothy Conroe, following Thursday. Salt Lake the 1 will Branch Vocal—a. Voiche stated. "Accurate diagnosis o'clock and Upstairs over Woolworth'i Dorothy Sapete ing will Start at nine goalkeeper. However, according to past rec- Piano The Bell, Louise Mozart bo obtained only from actual con- —a. Wrightt (Figaro) i will he Informal Miss Elizabeth Forbes and Miss ords. the Tigers have always giv from books or !» From the Land of the Sky b. The Morning is Calling Terry tact w ith case*, not | Ruth Prout accompanied the learn •*n the Aggies a close battle. Blue Water Cadman i Madeline Dillon I lectures, and that autopsy serve* to Wyoming. Western State plays the Cow- principle factors in AND Mary McEndaffer Piano—Craeludium (Erste Mod- ; as one of the CORDUROYS CLEANED PRESSED - bo> ii; La r.i in ie in the only other Bass—Rocked In the Cradle of erne Suite) MacDowell becoming a clinical diagnostician scheduled game. Both team* Archery was the Deep Knight t Helene Grove In conclusion a dlscus&ion The COLLEGE CLEANERS Helen Prout by a margin of have been idle for a week and a won Curtis Johneon Mrs. Emslie, Miss Grove. Mrs. given pertaining to the treatment 6 point* in the archery tourna- good game is in view. Neither 116 WEST LAUREL PHONE IH4 Vocal—a. Maiy Dear Fred Manuel, and Zola Miller, ac- of these cases and their probable . team ment conducted in three sections shows a particular advantage Old Londonderry Airr companists. outcome. and the Friday afternoon and Saturday score promises to be close. morning. Helen finished with 122 points. Evelyn Mahl was next HOLD THAT TIGER! with 116 and Helen Stanton was TO BREAK RECORDS third with 108 points to her cre- Virginia Tuggle. Jeanne dit. Lois Conroe, head of arch- gam. Bod- hatne. Martha Trimble. Jo Trum- TAKES HEALTHY NERVES IN THE tournament. IT AIR! ery. supervised the bo. Eleanor Other girls who entered In the Hanna. Charlotte Mor- ton, Lola Homsher, Elsie Bod- contest were the following Esth- haln* (»ra<«* Henderson, Edna er Vaughn. Lois Conroe Jo Trum- \ l*atler>«»n. Lni* bo. Beatrix Barrows. Georgia Tho Conroe. Madeline Hannah. Wilma Hall. Gertrude mas, Dorothy Conroe and Mary Baruch Emery. Harriet DeOeer, Birdie Huppe. Mary Louise Hastings. Ynez Morey. Sadie Boyd. Mary Folk Dancing Zo« Bluuer. Inez Jobe, Alberta / Well over 50 girls have eigned I Harper. Dorothy Conroe. Thora for folk a * are up dancing re- \ t Veirs. Lois Clainmer, Mary John- porting at least twice each week / June Babcock, Frances Cardi- Instructi'M Regular '■•n. for prac- nale. Betty Hapke, Alice Steinfort. tices are held Monday. Wednes- Loretta Deinuth, Ruth Wallace, day and Thursday evenings att r " / I, Lin la Thomas, Maxine Bales, Dor- i.l four o'clock. Miss Elizabeth othy Babcock, Hlldegard Krane- Forbes, director of women’s ath- feld, Mabel Kocher, Madge Hall letics, instructs the group while 0 >\.yi and Edith Groome. Ruth Stone, head of folk dancing, ' % if assist* in the organization of the ft '**» . Basketball activity. Basketball practice is now w’ell Girls who have reported for folk( under wMth the classes spend- dancing aro: Margaret Adams. way ing considerable time during the Norrine Richard. Wilma Scott. week in Old Main gymnasium, Faye Thomas. Esther Vaughn, each intent building the best Margaret Gosper, Jessamay Rod- upon basket ha 11 team A concentrated gers. Feme Floache, Claire time practice will occupy the for i! Barnes, Merl Green. Elzlne Wig several weeks, then a game sched- ule will be drawn up and played FLYING EIGHT DAYS AND NIGHTS without Frances off to determine the class cham- a stop, Before the dance NE FLEW AROUND THE WORLD ALONE! Marsalis and RACING ACROSS AMERICA in 10 hours and get your Wiley Louise Thaden set the world’s endurance team, pion Post climbs out of the Winnie Mae 54 Col. Roscoe Turner recently at at record for women. Miss Thaden “ For minutes, SHOES SHINED the flight says, some the whole world added t**anacontinental Th** schedule Is us fol- :■ \ Bennett Field as I’ve smoked Camels. a new West-East practice Floyd years They taste better.’* Also a record he ft his skill and marvelous physi* Catnel Miss Marsalis speed record to the East-West low* : applauds fan, says, “I’ve never changed be- Fort Collins cal endurance. “ Smoking Camels 1 won earlier this “ Like as cause l can’t afford to take chances with nerves.’’ year. most pilots Freshmen Mon d 4 00, my a y *' “1 ? have for so long,’' aavs Post, I never I smoke a lot,” says Col. Turner. Thursday 4 on i worry about healthy nerves.** smoke Camels for the sake of healthy Shine Parlor more.** Sophomores Monday 4'30. nerves, and 1 enjoy them (Personal Appearance Thursday 4 30. Counts) Juniors - Monday 4 30. Tues- day 4 00 15* N. COLLEGE Seniors- Tuesday 4:00. Thurs- it** America Theatre -1.1 iv 4 30. V MATCHLESS BLIND Sntok&ld C*g,*u£& Wat c StecuLf Vri *i> l m 'miw Men and * women who are famous it r is more fun to know, Leoause for their brilliant Qnaet flying agree of the greater smoking pleasure about smoking and M 3RANT healthy they find in Camels. Camels are \' CARy <> nerves. “I never v worry about milder... A i better in taste. They m & healthy *rr, nerves,” they say, “be- leave a no “cigaretty” aftertaste, 5* cause I smoke Camels.” IS r? I» 23? o o o m They cannot afford to TO make a od® Change to Camels... and see for STARTS EKmfcißl SUNDAY or® mistake in choosing their Co*’"’ ciga- yourself that they do not get on 1 c rette. have to ((O" »ob° They know. And SHIC TAKKS GRANT—LIKE GRANT TOOK your nerves or tire taste! o''I®' 1®' your RICHMOND. onY MAY SAYS “Sure—when I’m good I'm very, very good—- but when I’m bad, I’m better ” . . . . WHY' dontcha fly up, sometime. CAMELS COSTLIER TOBACCOS CONTINUOUS SUNDAY 1:30 to 11 NEVER GET ON YOUR NERVES... 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