Rocky Mountain Collegian
Pnbliahed by the Auaeteted Btcd«nt« of the Colorado Agrienltnml College
'‘X^VI Lrm FORT COLLINS, COLORADO TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1028 NUMBER 14
Movie on "Sulphur” Colorado Prep Cage Miss Durwood Spends "LABOR AND LOVE Shown to Chem Club STOCK JUDGED Tourney Will be Here SWEATERS GIVEN Holidays On Coast DRAMATIC CLUB'S A moving picture on “Sulphur" was Durward, Principal of tbe The invitation extended Mis* given at the meeting of the Chemistry to the Agrlcuplture. Assistant Colorado High School Athletic School of WHILE Club on Con- WORTH November 29. Because the HAVE TIME In OUT I >ean Associate Professor "KINDLING" TWO GOOD ference IN ASSEMBLY and PLAY to hold their state champion- fixtures in the auditorium were not in of methods sailed ship basketball tournament In Fort [charge teaching working order, it was imposslole to from New York November 27 on board hold tl.e meeting Collina was accepted by the officers there as announced Visit Amea and / of Seven Awards Made In IN LIFE" ersity Forty the S. Venezuela for her trip and coaches by a vote ot 16 to 2 in S. THINGS room WORTH ADMISSION The lecture in the chemistry Illinois Track Beforp aching Wrestling. Basketball, through the Panama Canal. tier their meeting in Pueblo Saturday. building was used. After periods of and Baseball follows: The University of Colorado and Den- schedule Is as light and dark and of a few words be- Philoxophy New York Leaves Nov. 27 (.lover Give* ver University also bid for the tour- Beth Rudolph, As Maggi* ing flushed on the wail th ■ machine MET TWENTY-ONE IN TRACK OLD AGGIES Leave* Dec. 7 Before *Y" Meeting ney. The overwhelming vote :n fav- | Cristobal Shultz, Gave Best Perform- Wtf Life was put In running order. The pict- Halboa Dec. S or of Colorado well Leave* ance of Cast. ures Meats Aggies speaks Five Men Receive Two Sweaters showed from beginning to end the Content New Feature Judging Guatemala Dec 14 REAL GOAL" for the the students, and offi- , Suii Jose Dc leaves ■fgEFECTION mining and chipping of sulphur. of Show; way Each; Football Sweaters Later Aggies Place Los Leaves Dec. 22 cials treated the cage men last year Angeles TWO FULL HOUSES After the pictures Major Coffin was Seventh With To sweaters Miss Durward is enjoying her trip In Heaven Nothing and for the facilities of the new Ag- Forty-seven were pre- presented with a birthday gift on the Holidays with her Do My Idea of Hell" The Gym. sented to members of last and will spend the Nolan William Bell, Maud* ■ Senior Stock Judging team re- gies years Ferris, condition that he open it immediately. basketball, baseball, wrestling and brother In La Verne, Calif. and Rose Boutwell turned from the annual Eastern Blakeilee crowd listen After trip unusually large many papers were taken off the track the student Miss Durward would enjoy bearing ■Aa December 2. The squads at regular Other Stars "Phlloso- men report a won- ■> r George Glover's gift was revealed—a toy popgun. t 0 D . body meeting on last Thursday. from anyone. Anyone writing her derful time In addition to the hon- at the Y. M. C, A meet Since Coffin is fond of hunt- Life Major so Those who received the awards In should write in of the Panama A. B. Kyof 1’ ors OLINGER QUARTET care By Montgomery received In the judging contests M Tuesday evening In the "Y" ing this was certainly the most aj>- h basketball were: Captain K. Hyde. Mall Steamship company, or in care “Not merely better than the usual !n which participated. "All of UTo that la worth proprlate gift. Komi- K. Johnston. It Caldwell. C. Vickers. of Authur Durward, La Verne, Calif- but xlso better While at Ames the team and coach college production be summarized in Labor Irhil* ®ay R. Williams. G. Johnson. and L. ornia. Anyone wishing to write now than that of many a professional were entertained by a number of SINGS HERE SOON said Dr. Glover. this i* the Kid Love", Toyne. should nddress Balboa, as stock is the judgment of former Aggie students, who tak company” Lie are V was made to Houdlni. Allusion Those who received wrestling first place she will b« able to receive those who know upon the Colorado Ing graduate work at Ames. Among died. magician who recently : Captain Julius mail. Dramatic Club Kart DEAN JOHNSON IS those Frorecds of Attraclion sweaters w*»re Wag- Agricultural College entertaining the team were Special he revealed «tne Kfore his death ner. Orln Good, Otto Kayser, o. productions. This high estimate was Profeasor Floyd Paddock of the To Send Delegnlion To Kcret of his seemingly supernatural Hansen, A'. Reeves, J ("Junkie and T again justified by the performance Zoology Department of Ames and Milwaukee M-el ability Ever. He testified that his Bahr. of “Kindling” Friday and Saturday State apiarist of Town, Helen Tern the result of constant and INVITED TO MEET TWELVE MAKE Ebs as look forward Awards for baseball were received evenings at the College Auditorium pie. Donald Bliss. Mr. and Mrs. O. "Everyone should and In wise Kitlricg practice, no the which by Captaiu A. Montgomery. W. Wein- “Kindling” is a thoughtful study H. Osborne, Mr. and Mrs. Iva Merch- to promising new program gift. Every G conditions Eat It a supernatural berg. W. Ball. J. Crumbley, of present day social ant. Leonard Johnson, Harold Jones. Is to he offered by the dinger Q lar- Increasing Declines Offer To Be Commit- treated with and honestv but he worked, gradually Denver,*’ Warden, Ament. W. Allen, H. Schmidt, P. dignity Ey Mary Howe. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd let of says Verne DEBATING TEAM his performance, which rise emotion E« difficulty or teeman On Mexican Inves- Longenhaugb, C. Vickers, G. Alexan- in scenes to high Heck and Marlon Palmer. chairman of the committee who Is liwn with sedulous R. Winn and F. al and dramatic force. striving. In This for the sponsoring the entertainment It der. Young. power tigation January year first time a goal of perfec- Beth in her Bids, towards the will be the College audi- Twenty one men received track Women Rudolph interpretation meats judgtng contest was held In given at Six Men and Six Suc- Doctor Glover, of the character of Maggie Schults Jsn. •This.** said torium the evening of December Ift sweaters. They wore :Ixivesee, W. Brown Not Dean Johnson has been Invited to connection with the International cessful; Coach of and hap- K showed her to move from •it the criterion success Doctor others who have Weinberg. Hoyde. H. Chapson, ability Join committee of thirty proml- Live Stock contest. Although no Lory an-, re- Satisfied stresa scenes of great fire and to Jbms.” cently heard the quartet that C. Huffsmith. J. Wagner, R. Cald- mer* men. who will hold a seminar team had been separately coached on say finesse and the utmost, is through struggle and not Its well, H McCurdy. W. f’oover, K. for the debate those of quiet "It It Is surpassing even past suc- Try-outs squad were on relations with Mexico in Mexico this type of Judging a team of three strength." said Collins. J Askew, L. delicacp of restraint in emotional Ictory. that we gain cessful records. The proceeds of Lory. C : held In the Little Theater last Wed- f’lty, January first to tenth. This was entered from Colorado Aggies expression. Peculiarly expressive Joetor Glover. "Work Is the only *x- Brown. F Rankin A Young. F. rn-sday evening with good Invitation from Hubert C. and placed seventh In the meet. Ne- the concert will he used for send- ; results: comes with 'Dio Joy of R. Ire- hands which she uses gTest hnatloa of existence 1 representatives to the Davis. O Johnson, V Ivors, I Only twelve people took part, and as ! Herring of Boston, who Is the Dlrec- braska placed first. ing student the H Fowler and B Johnson.^ flexibility and skill contributed many rork tod the Joy of giving are National Student Conference at lan. squad must have at least twelve, | tor. The committee composed of Among the places viisted by the [the subtle shades of to her part. of Ood. We grow by mer- December 28 to Janu- nil those are to continue work. They meaning rages Sherwood A. A. the team while on the trip was the Uni- Milwaukee, I Eddy. Hyde, on page trim the Continued its. Progress Is law Things 1 1. lure: Misses Kretzschmar, Harris, mentholatum king. Bishop McCon- versity of Illinois where they judged ary * «»and still. hut are always 1 Ninety students from the “Y. or- 'Hong, Elliott, Larson and Mrs. Bucy: inter nell, Rabbi Stephen Wise and other several classes of livestock They Dr. Brandon Booth 1 Henderson. Langley Continu'd on page eji ranches. ganizations and churches of the nnd Messrs outstanding writers, editors, clergy- also visited several live stock MILITARY BAND will asked to enlist Eaton, Plumer. MacdonaTd and Wood- and city be as can- men. business men educators. (Continued on Page Eight) Speaks in Chapel entire city wilt fin. of vassers. nnd the be They will carry on intensive study GIVES CONCERT At least twice this number of PHILO ATHENEANS covered In an effort to se’.' enough peo the land religious contro- question, Mr who Is Charles Booth, interested is needed If the Aggies are to he tickets to insure Fort Collins a com- , pie petroleum question and the re- Son versy, Aylesworth’s criminal a vivid Mil- it. welfare, gave pi« to defeat tbe other schools at of HOLD ETHIC DEBATE at the ready One of Series Free Sund.i> lation of Mexico to the foreign pow- plimentary representation ture of the criminal, his plight, and Dubbed Radio Czar wnukte conference I Colorado Springs. Afternoon Presentations; ers. the regular chapel period on Monday, itepular meetings will be held as Many Attend Affirmative Win* Resolution will also be held with the ait Conferences modern conception of justice, | usual in Room 210 of Old Main. Mon That Modern Ethics Infer- the leaders In Mexico business, gov- Merlin Hall Aylesworth wag dubbed Greek Dances Should “Each in the United States A large crowd attended the li year day evenings at 5 o'clock, ft 1* hop very ior To of 1880 Radio World his after Those Sir Czar of the by ap- bllllaon persons sent to T. C. Band concert Sunday CoslifUrtf on Page Have Dean's Consent are one ( ed that the students will realise that O. to the of the Ns in tbe pointment presidency state prisons, he said, and they cost noon December, 5, chapel of UP , debating is as much an intercollegiate "Resolved. That The Ethics of tional Broadcasting Company. Ineor- j the states around ten billion Main. The band, under the direction various I as basketball; thnt the Aggies Ars Inferior To Those of A» a misunderstanding of the sport rodnT t of. Feldman fin* porated by the Radio Corporation dollars annually. This expense is un-, thnt the school Is of Dr. W. H. presented a fttcial rules In the has led to more 1 upheld; trying an 1110 the of the debate past - was subject Social Pathology about by the jwwer of organ- harmful the criminal brought de- necessary and to 1 , in A musical progham reprr or less criticism. Denn Corbett is experiment debating this year program. •resented by members of the Philo ized sentiment, and he Is the Class Visits Denver public as he was in prison for taking needs the of all former senting each department of the Con sirous that the student holly know the put i which support :lob st its regular semi-monthly fill It. The position con- first mun to something for nothing, and when here servatory of Music has been given for exact meaning of the rules during va- debaters and many new ones. Besting st Ammons j Hall. Tuesday trols the operations of the Nntlonu! ! be that for few but the pro The Social Pathology Class under cations. should learning one pays the past Sundays, retting. November 30. and it is the Broadcasting Company everything he the December 6 was said tc the leadership of Professor C. G. that gets, state gram given In the past certain fraternities and The Question for the debate was a of Mr. to that the Denver duty Aylesworth see gives him maintenance for nothing. have been the most interesting anc Gentry were in Thursday to sororities have dances without - Club Holds of given ■ Poetry tttlDg one In this day and age radio programs reflect enlightened to been better attended thar lbs social Consider- states ho made have study problem. such with the Social Com- Mr. Booth that If was The affirmative side scheduling 'fast" youth. public opinion. so far offered. able time at the Denver to work while confined, and then this Initial any was spent mittee. According to the college rules Meeting ess upheld by Margaret Green and Mr. Aylesworth announced Satur- ! to the fact that such a variety Miss bo the main Owing Opportunity School. Emily event must be scheduled money spent on prisoner's 'sell Staver. side every social all The negative was day, December 4. that a 15-story J of numbers were offered those of the con- tennnoc, to his family, and t«> The first of the Griffin, founder school, with this committee and as fraternity support I meeting newly akeo with by Emma Brokaw and Favre building now undet construction at present were delighted the pro through the build- for the crime that was comltted : formed Poetry Club was held Satur- ducted the class nnd sorortty houses are organizations pay Eaton. The affirmative presented Avenue and 65th street. New Fifth then the of the States gram. explaining to them the purpose students people I nited day aft**rn«>on at four o’clock at Dean ing of the college as long as live fol he fact that the youth of today Is York City has been leased by WEAK The program a* given was aa used In the could boast of having criminal Justice ! Corbett’* home. and method of Instruction in them. It is absolutely necessary making sacrifices to gain fr* 18 Mr. Aylesworth said. lows: many years. in this school. This school is founded not function be arranged country. The work* of the New Lnglaod that every Troop, laser goals. "This will be the first time that the 1. March—Black Horae and unfortunate, "Arresting h criminal, sentencing : i poet. Robert Frost, were discussed. only for the poor through Deun Corbett who Is the One believed that of the construction of Sousa. speaker fundamental a great to for time not but for those who have not had the chairman the him prison a does bene- I ! and a number of his shorter poem* of Social Committee. Ms<- reatest sacrifices Is that will be planned along lines 2. Serenade—Love in Idlensee. today, one Classes building fit at the time read. Those chosen this opportunity to learn a trade. anyone present accord- on occasion >f of Dean Corbett states that the object Both. health for atyle. "The youth that will meet the special requirement In commercial work, ing to Mr. Booth. The prosecution re- "ere: "Fire and Ice ". • 'r he Hillside are conducted of1 the S.xdal Committee Is not to limit today has for broaden sting. Heretofore, 3 Cornet Solo—Th# Oonmodor# places everything he of radio ceives nothing but the knowledge shop work, machine work, hake that I Thaw." "Storm Fear." “After Apple farm »»r the students from »hs sake of style. He must keen up studios had to | prohibit enjoying ('unitnurd ftn pipe eta as isae must plans for broadcasting ■ or style, lie seep up culture, millinery, the criminal is being punished, the : Picking.” “My Guest.” am! shop, beauty sew- themselves but rather them j November reference ! to protect (Continued on Page. Might) be drown with to existing is for A addition has prisoner given something noth- "Mending Wall." cooking. new " ing and from criticism. If social event facilities In one building or another every ing. and his family is without sup- The subject of the six -Icsl* Dean Johnson Gives [recently been completed which great- with the committee, poena that the National were scheduled ! It is expected in This New tho facilities of the port many cases. doesn't ali- with the rural life of New England, Club Fencing Club ly improves could combat any cen- Livestock Speech Broaden will he ready Denn Corbett sting building to that the with school and an opportunity j near give Justirs* »<• any party and simplicity Mr 1 affords sure that might he thrust at any col Chooses I" tb« of Dr 11 " Officers Mr Aylesworth son is Involved enrollment l'»o»t describe* his experiences nnd Hr*!! John* -n was th* speak** at for larger lege for In June. 1W27 group. occupancy show this point He visited a family glvrs hi* thoughts delights his readers th* t**t of the Livestock Juvenile meeting A masting for those Interested in The class also vlalted the students going O. Aylesworth former president of tin In regard to women In the tenement district of New York It was not docUhn! when, nor where Club He spoke on the topic. evening Court and several interesting f«n
[T*iwwrW3 the Municipal univer- Student, at Mothers In Spain, will havo Mountain SENSE Mias Baker Says That sity of Toledo. a EXPECTS to all en- attached Collegian To- their Hobby and Daughters Smoke photograph!! Instructors rollment papers so that !iit«red second cl«« BuitUr at th« Post O.’fics In : La* as Conduct Thn gether; Identify pupils. plan Collins. Colorado Published by m ,y easily Fort every Tuesday Removes Ban On Special Trains, ths used In order to bring about Wn hare the Associated Student. of I la being and Laieeea Faire „ Following unitor contact between COLORADO AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE ’ -The Englishwoman closer personal Pro u d of Policy average a h. „, Printed by The Esprees-Courier Publishing Company cut holes In It. incessantly,” *ny s M**" atd students. If the hat fits, ear fifty smokos faculty members making people of Maker when her impression MEMBER WITH FULL PRIVILEGES OF WESTERN rbsence of giving fortable Frosh not to Forty ago the aml 1 McGill University can speak years Smoking is common class of Connecti- MOUN- England. The sophomore INTEK-COLLEGIATK AND THE RIKKY in the University of to. Aggie 1 government is with pro upperclassmen unless spoken women ns it among College has been par 11 INTER-t.’OI-LEGIATE PRESS ASSN. frjsh ob- there amoug cut Agricultural tta* 1 TAIN matter was so marked that an then. Whxt s the Michigan man won’t even speak It la common to see a freshman for 15000. Ills glasaee. Hoar I ROOM 100, OLD MAIN PHONE 537 I . colleges men. quite sued by a m server of American pointen for his lady friend's hazed. light a match Is that he was severely that the mid-west- charge ejrear W. c WILLIAM C. BELL, Editor 7M Remington St. 1926 MOTHER GOOSE out In The Sun .« in dining rooms. to have cigarette public bucks. uniersity seemed only u. Phono 775 song of six ern 70 Sing a cigarettes to daughters Mothers pass attended 10U1 Mathews St. of moon (?); two rules: the gentlemen who HAROLD V. WARDF.N, Manager Bought a quart they When nnd daughters to mothers and shall set on fire any convention In 1. No student ?l Delta Epsilon College boy polluted, Miss Baker's the STAFF smoko together. One of of the college building*. California, were sub- soon. Berkeley. Angel pretty English who did not shall acquaintances, an to Gordon C. Clark Associate Editor 2. In no circumstances any In which had mitted questionnaires smoke admitted that she tried L. J. he Hunn Assistant Editor fintlt. faculty. v*rot more school until a member of the for Ritti d»ys student kill femlnloo fifteen their preferences Only smoke but she said. give Marion Lory Sport Editor the University hard to learn to Forty years after, at social functions, the She felt partners various Ann Kimball Society Editor only picture plsy worth price “Ugh. I Just cau t do it.” qui*e ■ Ben-Htjr" i» the of Michigan still adheres to Its lats- requested Mary Baber Women’s Athletics almost to a man. Wilson see have »eeit tn Colorado this year out of they, Block admission that we with respeeta to stu- things. iessie Skinner Exchange Editor of sez faire policy full brunettes. Annabel McCltvo Feature Writer dents. Dr. Clarence Cook Little, Lounging rooms of hotels were Art Editor oid timer i> anyone who can re- William Kreutrer Incidentally, an President of Michigan, has announ- of smoke and smokers. Women's on the Beth Rudolph Special Writer member hating »een "Ben-Hur” atage. | ced that no ban will Pe lounges.— if there was difference, j recently any If You Are Fond of Hot Chocolate Fudge trains to football with than the men’s. placed upon special were bluer smoke Charles McCormick Advertising Manager ! of male declared that There were rooms where mucker is an individual games. President Little writing John Otroup Circulation Manager | A You Will Like Ours. Universi- be Sundaes, he had sufficient faith in smoking was suppos°d to prohibit that goes on a goober persuasion to ty of Michigan undergraduates ed but where it went at times. formula of the Hoffman REPORTERS with a and then is made irom the Company, New contest girl believe that would conduct It hangring they An Americnn man repiesenting his best caterists. It does not coat any more Taxel Clark Ben Blake Lloyd Kimble York's known the® themselves in a manner becoming business that broadcasts the details. in England says Le nev- Horace Hanks Robert Du ting Helen Kretschmar the ordinary kind. their on trains or any- for if na position wh,en er tries to keep an Euglish girl Gwendolyn Drew . r *«ur» Garrett n:sy New Armory vlarjor'e Van VraJcenJ** Lari £ll,a Headline in exchange paper—“ where else. he did he would l»e under the table »len Proessr Wayne Reit* Louis Davis be Hall — huge directly Marguerite Shawn with of 8000 to a Huge The announcement coming for the 4’lee Larsen Walter Work capacity This does not s;.-cak well act-
Waltt ,m Pr nM " action of offi- DoeaM 2n!Si»PasX!£2a * ‘ haul for upon the heels of the ions for DRUG CO. Cllwood fchspparn somebody. English girls. NASH Straub Minor Morrill Tad cials of the University of Chicago, Garrett George I ever One morning a woman nnd her the girl women Faux pas—“You are only prohibiting men and students shifted dime cigars daughter who uinde ' herself conspicu- loved," he said as he two from taking overnight football trips MILWAUKEE ous by talking in a h>ud voice were in to the other vest pocket. this fall, is refreshing to undergrad- the dining room of Miss Baker’s m/el. Students from all over the country arc awakening . uates and their ciders, who deplore Student Confer- cock-sure lad.—Ukcly The daughter, to emphasize something to the significance of the National 1 Campus types. No. 6—The the imposition of severe discipline a* Kansas she was saying, chucked her mother at the in the United States or ence which is to be held Milwaukee during to hail from anywhere a means to morality. "Conduct be- The world under the chin. They naturally at- let anybody forget the fact. facul- Christmas holidays. and doesn’t coming a gentlemen” through students the He iB the butt of the the tracted much attention. In America In order to interest in conference, revolves about bis home town. ty laws is just one phase of admit- is honest that be such conducts would have been sup leaders in student Christian work are frankly fraternity btvthere' yokes, and so Cede of Compulsory Hypocrisy, one When you arc pressed but the English the Christian bidden in closet during rush- contributions mother did not ting failure. They acknowledge that can’t take a hint. Is a of America’s leading the midst attempt to control her daughter. in of has in to the the frat skeletons. He rates Student. right movement met defeat trying permeate ing. so be won’t trot out to enlightenment.—New’ and but usually that about whole of life, intellectually once tn a w-hile, gets "The thing impressed me II work upstain college spiritually, a good date every your various sororities. He ia the ex- I’Dgland was the financial trouble she socially. the ash cans of the Elect and the in Aggies Captains Telephone students interested in almost care to mention. Back la having,” concluded Miss Baker, Present-day are more champion of any sport you In Novel u DOWN stain other of life than in the student stuff, but somehow he has Way "and If they would cut their htuoklug rings every phase campus Podunk. he was the hoi his and has never regained and drinking In hnlf they would re Christian programs. fallen but of training Outside of I serins to be nuite the thing to Here much «»f tbelr financial distress.”] Wouldn’t it be fine to It that the thing now coming. but such a glorious past: It seems accepted upon lost prowess, m ; leave all contacts behind. We good and graduates elect the Aggie football captains in to college Is 10 religious j these fallings he Is a ralber sort have an Extension countries. Our la*i of retain na- wave of the faculty s hand. foreign years must admit that the most us a religious j like everybody else; at the while in m to save The team elected their leader At Oklahoma \ l*. aor-i Telephone ture, even if it is far down in our heart. present] Beta Kapj«u this choice Roland situation the hard cold Tact that this Hawaii; years orlty won the race for acholastlc bon ' those gives us relig- 1 He down the field for a weary steps They're going while in Jaure* has not awakened and shows no signs Caldwell was picked or* for the spring term of last year ious nature of; down then touchdown. . . . Old Mexico. op with au average of 00.01. Beta Tneta doing so. She—When will they be back. the de- It that our warriors It has !>een proposed that ultimate solution seems queer Pi fraternity came second with 60.11. again? small of of the gridiron should think of any- a comparatively group Both the fraternities pends upon student.•> “Federal Agent and Bootlegger are Out of thirty-four off with their so weighty while basking un- will be to leave half non- thing BUT A FEW CENTS A DAT! who willing Dead.”—recent headline in exchange paper. the highest average was 60.11 and the COSTS The; the smiles of Spanish een- sensical activities and turn to a practice of| der gentle 84.37. campus should have known better than to lowest was There nre sixteen iiootlegger 1 oritas, but as times dur- ideals students must again, many the of Jesus. Thinking replace; sororities with ranging from drink his own stuff. averages , the past sucessful they the attitude of the ‘peace- ing season, Call Your Office sugaf-coatcd religious past: the highest of 90.01 to 65.00. which* Telephone did. ful has failed and must give place to a to him penetration” Frankie the Frosh says that it seems 1 was the lowest. The average of the Now whether confident that the Christian principles are ef- we are speculating a love is often given to the highest studeat body was 84.55. The women that girl's next on a earn our captain will be elected in fective if to actual life, even college whole had applied bidder. as a a higher average than ! China or in Missouri. pus. the but the men, non-fraternity men * before the National Student That is the problem Wife—"Ah. Ikey! It’s annodder boy!" and women were lower than the Greek' annod- Conference at Milwaukee. Den ye von't haTe to it Ikey_-Fine buy men and women. Wanted der bed." Men Are THIS EDUCATION In The be buried Colleges listener note—’ Kalamazoo’s elftgy wilt It does not take a professional on our; Exchange Ypsilanti Frosh on a hear and discussions among the with all honors by some of the Evanston, 111.—Womeu ampus to questions are storm- Roast Pork! about the of a col-, 01! undergraduate students subject large bonfire.” I iog some co-educationat institutions, w “Is it worth while lege or university education. really 1 i to the dismay of college author!- 'am ask. “Is it worth the four time and all the; know whether it is better to to they years We don’t go ! lies. Northwestern University has s* off for for it takes and will I be the better church evenings and pick up a date taken money any | ! Sunday ; steps to defend itself against 1 ser- this time here after am graduated or the date. The basing spent andj i a necking party just get | feminine encbroachoient. A new law the world?” go into outside vices don’t seem to make them any more pious i has been passed,' according to Dean the ab- The questions are difficult to answer hi than usual. j Raymond A. Kent, providing that the * stract although that is the field in which training there be 45(J for No i must men every of is and works. a university career appreciated is as uncertain A woman’s mind 350 women. The action which was taken, measure can he put upon the enjoyment a man lie said, “in order increase when he i* fortified with as the of a grapefruit. to the gets out of life a university squirt professional atmosphere of North- training. western, and to protect the men.*' I’m seasick, and It is itt concrete figures made from k>ng compila- Women on boat. “Oh, Captain Oberiln college has taken steps to tions where we can find one answer to the question. don’t know what to do.’’ that the do attract more men to the campus. “Is it woith while:” It io our opinion great- Captain. “Don’t worry, madam, you'll it.” | education in the The University of Minnesota need est good comes from a university Si not worry about the necessity for form of greater lives, better standards, and enjoy- Well,. Christmas is that conducting a "More and Men” ment of life’s situation, and we are sorry most I Better On the way, so which j for soma to of the in the form of cv nomic figures contest ttme, according proof is I suppose a education. ! the office. There are show but one advantage of college registar’a That I’ll have fa<.t that an or- \n investigation lias produced the about twice as many men ai Min- To have a laborer scrap dinary uneducated earns appropriately $20.- nesota as women this year the sweet sheha. school has With 000 during a lifetime. A high graduate on the of $*tCUJ0U been recorded as earning average Cigarettes are erecting new build Even the male attendance at Teach- similar work \ though durin* a number of jear’s college | Inga for the college and universities er’s is on the increase, we have a few t,enta trained the show, will in the man, figures cam neigh- |of South Dakota The Income from over here who can sing baas. h r -i borhood of $72,000 as a money compensation the staia cigarette tai la used solely economic and his endea\ *rs in the world of busine j for the construction of building* at emotional there We wonder how many reactions industry. the state universities *nd colleges. to that Fat's months. shows that the iijh «-arn> were the news doing eighteen As a comparison college
approximately $52,000 more during his a*,the \ \bout the funniest crack we’ve seen on this than does the day laborer, and mi addition to this the Phono 37 W fruitful and life “Gentlemen Prefer Blondes” during the season college man lead* a more cnjnvaMt- whitened its be \ in was when Herrinian’s Kat —an item which cannot computed. • leg- Kra/.y than his hool face and said “Gentilmens kin kimmense to will earn about $32,000 more high trained competitor. priffer.” MILLER’S is misfortune, hut mustache is a Bv multiplying the number of graduates t rum the A hairlip a a each the a man man’s fault COI.LBGE BOOK STORE university year by amount co'lcge own above the of scho- earns over and capacity his high 1 of the a estimate cm be profit rival, rough given final of 105 S. College Ave. the each Sheepskin—that portion which the university goes to state year. fait. With 2,000 graduates annually it can pride that jfoeth before the big Man-power approximately the contributes to the state be seen that university The S'VUKXJ.OOO in Distinguished and the nat. n approximately earning The commandant spake in a loud voice, say- h its Four of >,mrr ca- vear as an excuse tor existence. hoots millions the best of Europe ing “t ome forth.” hut the Frosh laced his man-power economic Tims -t tan l*c seen that from an J«'ilit in the neatly and came fifth, thereby avoiding pyor- perished Napoleonic conquests. Military con- * view b*>th the university student and the state rhea. Hupmobile is ; the four quest non-crcative, while is always and nation u which he lives profit by years industry i •IHIIn M IUCttIC«.caurANI . c h * nTct nVwTTt o.» * Dictum r, um COLLEGIAN THREE Mlidled Oaßebam m 4 Betty Bylvee- Methodist MISS CORBETT ENTERTAINS AGGIE R.. O. T. C. BAND ter fro— Rho Thespians Cbepter at Laramie GIVES CONCERT SUNDAY were To Present “The Rock” week end gu—ts at the Kappa Miss Virginia Corbett, Dean of Wo- Delta boo—. men, «ntertaiued F**kt«y evening, ’Mtv- ( Continued from w on«) % Tb« Dramatic Club of the Metho< ember third, In honor of the Misses Polka, Cbarahbers Ben Full* £s^ diat Kpworth League will present Laura Garrett Sunday in Lar- 1. Kettle and Charlotte Ba- spent sarah A. 4. H** ravel«ed at the Theta House —DENTIST—- m-. ■ Wednesday eiapiiig announcing j "Yes I Pull for Aggies”—Discount to all Students Christmas of Joule Potera to Gifts H , b-rg. both of w hom are ALL DENTAL WORK GUARANTEED ■raatemh red here. PAY LESS 140 S. College Ave. PAIN LESS ■• e e K W* "bP» Delta were Kills pleas- I Choose ■ surprised your presents here from our An Letter to Tuesday evening woen |j Open ■* passed the candy at Stock >r Complete SDnounelng Gift her engagement to J Buyers *U.m Toyoe. EAT AT j: » i»vsv» r• \ i i • • # —Before choosing a gift for lul n..k .vnnn! n*-M hi, MUFFLERS FANCY SOX I vngngp- those yon care for inspect our Arl, „„ p,n„t „ n Monda}. „vu 1 stock. It ranges from a mod- « Um hH,‘k. TIE SETS SWEATERS DINNEBECK’S est present of tender feeling • * • to ones of higher price tho Mi PHI BELT SETS SKATES the feeling may be no greater. ".OH FLEDGING Quick Service—Moderate Price Gifts fror,. W'ilson’s are bet- or"l" TIES TUX SETS ''Annua of n'.gmn I’hl Pn ter. WUhr.a I n 125 West Mountain Ave. 'inilounce the pb.slging ' *n K, SHIRTS BATH ROBES WILSON DRUG CO.. Inc * I*.V of Fort Morgan. Colo- I Home of Pig'n WTiistle • • • Candies u cm n .-Dors hhtaineo The SUGAR Bowl Ladies Pointex and Phoenix Hose l'.Hn |.|,,tgr. nntortaln All Colors * n, sMnee tea Saturday after- 1 ,n honor of the Sigma Chi j Confectaurant • * SPECIALTY * HOME MADE CANDIES A KV JO Ft.EDGEF M. EPT Home Cooked Meals—Served from 11 A. M. to 2 P. Hibbs Goth AISED in#Co. * U#,nn, “ Phi Beta pledges enter- LUNCHES AT ALL HOURS fhe Sigma 5 \ N’u pledges at a tea * s *turdty afternoon. I TUESDAY, i FOUR THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIAN ACT GAVE LAND GRANT AdoptedSuzannebyLenglenIndians Chem ATHLETICS STEAL C.A.C. Explosions I STATii GROUND FOR MONTANA W. A. A. Frequently Happen — WOMEN’S ATHLETICS GIRLISH CHARMS? This seems to From One Pop, boom, crash' ('milin in d Fooe A rut her unique occasions in Pro be one of the regular Prominent Women Argiii- time, li enrollment reaches MIR*. Lenglen * HOLDS JAMBOREE 1 1 resent t .top | B Mr. Harrar’s o’clock inorganic F.ivor ten and Con On Subject; 341 In, hiding **52 men and ■he wan adopted h> be jl >93, chemistry class. The class must Present Age of Im! Inn* nnd ! f the fairer eex gU,.n PRACTICE FOR INTERCLASS hoodooed! Or Is It possible that 0 TuR-of-W»r Between rrincee* Upper- his commencement exercleee Hpnrkllnt there some member who uses 28.) I The first Waten, Is (Rocky Mt. News. Sunday, Not. ! Classmen and Frosh Won the Sumnnne Lenglen a 'i,ere held In June. 1884, when ihrtU witch-craft to cause so many explo- women man- For Time Have sports made VOLLEY BALL IS STARTED Firs* By Plebes erred three nls tournament h.i* rate it ceased long S. degree xm cm. upon sions? At any nish? Is being asked B. This question Miss ghe her, Not George H. Glover, on.' |.„rt of ago to be safe to even pass a piece in the States. graduates, , tHTjS W. A. A. at Montana State held a day United every .1.' \V. Law- ritual wn*» Lead Lists With 31 Girls Out For Sport Thank Elizabeth Coy (Mrs. (Solemn omitted Freshmen of rock salt around the class. prominent Scotch Jamboree in their gymnasium Mu* ‘Time was," said a weird Leonidas Loomis. {the paint, dunces to Make goodness! This semester is nearly rence), and or ZB Made- in Rules sical selections, burlesque American sadly the other day. Some Changes ' a and a dress. realize we over, the next explosion might blow head of the It Is hard to now as sports demonstration were given. The "when MacDonald was Game More Interesting of Har- equipped halls While In Denv. h the building. Beware Mr. wears the the large, well traditional tug*of*war -vas held be- up table. But its mither view her mother, in rar’s chem classes. Another explo- our present Aggie tween team and the the Wears them a of learning on (Mnititay ball prac- i an upper class kilties noon. Women’* interdnss volley would ni«*tt.l»ers of her W.A.A. TENNIS-SOCCER BANQUET might kill me and there they could have sprung freshman first time sion trifle shorter, than the Mac- Campus, that began Thursday, December 2, j team. For the too, 1 B It visit.d Buffaio Hill * tell the of why " and be no one left to tale from such a humble origin, number of co-eds in history the Frosh won this event. Donald ever did with a large signed out mountain | The annual Tennis-Soccer Banquet ft and who was In the class to fol- ns «,.|| happened of would be indeed Interesting n« otwfl for the The Freshmen lead A physical-training instructress ip sport. of mtereat. wl'l be held at 8 o’clock Wednesday. and that mixture exploded In by the de- ' il j To create wider interest in Wo- why low through, step step, he list with 31 girls out for the teams. a the Blackburn Education Commltt Ammon* Hall that crude lit- The tennis December 8. at Ad- place of burning, or why gas from that flrst nut’eh second with Wen- men's Athletics at Allegheny Col- London she Is glad velopment • •phoinores come 21. tee, near says mission i» fifty cent* per person. blew when the bottle was sup- to the c>»- Browne, | lege. Penn, a new has up tle brick building present leading • •I- 11, and Juniors, 10. point system that girls will be boys now. She to at- Suzanne cJvery girl interested I* urged to he empty. a.", we now know Lenglen was been devised. Of special Interest U posed also after several panslve Institution Ivs-ie LhrenbrooL, head of v<»lh*\ added observing head ten- the Rethel Oonrey the tor Denver trip. Set* j?«nd honorary varsity ieam each hundred of modern athletic girln tall believes that this year will It. nis and Ruth Patterson bead cf soc- Richards and The team will be chosen COEDS ALLOWED de- liownni Kiev* W sport. as TEXAS leisure is XI tin hardest In the of that "the girl whose i ■ ' ■■■— fight history all — I tt have ch.rge of committees Sin-dgrass and the best players in that particular THREE DATES WEEKLY out-door has Klnaap |M X A A for the class champlomid|* s voted to healthy, sports 1 All planning to attend fh'- han It’s the old I'aui Feret girls to ins tne furniture over. aid Ixieharda enthusiasm and b sport. neither the time nor the mind tJB mu h more spirit six. Tues- quet must be sinned up by been restricted stay-at-home of wo- plnved. Texas coeds have wonder It fashioned type '/J| ahown by all class squads not powder her nose or to telng 7. day, December week. Such was an who often was dowdy, uninter- In Women at the Colorado State to three dates a attractive to man speaking of Mujy only by those who have had cxi»erience she is sufficiently BrowwJ| girls frequently discontented. Teachers’ college played the initial edict Issued to all freshmen at esting and Mile Ijonglen said oefore but those new girls who are go- men.” Mary knnX the series. of Texas It was The fine atnut the modern girl 100 game of girls' soccer the University Forbes, the ex thing improved per con* *!n« ing out for volley ball for lb first Miss Joan Rosita should does, take as STUDENTS FAVOR ! Wednesday, December 1. Their ten- argued that a girl’s time be is that she can, and ed on this tou.." and time. plorer, says "good comradeship be- agaia X she in her home when 1 nls tournament has not been qom well balanced, and that should taken the vivid an Interest now she could defeni men and women has any two X Pome few changes have been made tween FEWER RULINGS for this year. have sufficient time for tbe serious she gets It as she does In her golt in pleted as yet place of flirtation. Flirting is nut ol cjui players a single In the rules with the hope of adding day'X of life well as tbe social. and without neglecting either the things as -tore prets Americnn woman the of Ihe As nine date.” tokX tr, Interest game. dis- Is Excavation work on the new Wo- law caused much The modern gif; day. Slant! for and The new has Lady Forbes-Robertson, American one of them. some members play on a shiv In rls -*' of Make Simpler men's at Boulder will be cussion. coeds want to strongest and mental- Rules ; gymnasium and some defends the Girl Athlete. Ac- physically the six. It divided that four members Fewer Number of born, was date has started within the next week, ac- know whether or not a library keenest girl the world of cording to her. "the modern girl ly the At Norman, of one team could touch tin- hull In an Conduct Oklahoma, M to Waldo head of of the three legiti- There l» one sure | cording Brockway. constitutes one is the ever produced maintain effort to get It over the rut English or American, probably a Young Womea’i J ask if the the University construction depart* mate dates, while others of whether or not she most athletic girl the world has ever way proving Club for those interested other had with EVANSTON. 111.. (By New Stu- li X The ehange to do them that num the , men! edict will guarantee is mannish Do men of seen. She Is also the best dressed. growing the number of tries abould have In -1 dent Stfrvkt) lo an Armstrong one dates. that the mod- nor of powder-puff, avoid her? I’ve noticed In speech As for neglecting the It was deemed advisable to Northwestern announced a serving. “I’d like to 'snow how they expect lacks number of CO-ED FOOTBALL devoted to it ern athletic girl a This “the student body ha? she was never more nC3 two rhauce* give* that present Manhattan give each girl AT U. little to get educated on COLORADO a poor girl than Nor do I believe the out- things; such as ankle-leugth frocks, been voice in the man- now. the poorer player the advantage but demanding a three dates week. complained one hair and to We serve the a ’ door of time for waist-length a tendency Bestst advant of its own affairs. We have sports deprive a girl atpij In no way does It add to the agement and "Hold 'em frosh! Come on sopho- fresbie —Silver Gold. or swooning. But that indignant, flirting. You can always trust her polite hysterics please of the who just recently granted membership to age good player usually i of any lark 135 £1 mores!" to find time for It somewhere on her I have never noticed LINDEN the first time. four students on the highest faculty puta the ball over The sophomore women at the PETTING STUDENTS i board for the supervi-inn of student schedule.” She also thinks that there popularity.'* Mias Ebrenbrook announcer! the SCHOLARSHIP University of Colorado challenged SHOW careful of her ! "activities.” never was a girl so schedule of cla?.* practices as Seniors the freshmen co-eds to football a the modern athletic The Student Council of the Uni- appearance as and Juniors Friday at 5. Saturday at j which the latter *3, and cauie. accept college student wear Lady Forbes-Robert- Tulra (Oklai decided to Today’s may young woman. P: at Sat versity of Sophomore. Tbtirvdny G. the game will he a precedent In and his a coon skin coat, pet, carry son further states, "it Is a great “It to honor first at 3, enforce the system upon nrday 10; Freshmen. Monday at The two classes are Pays Pay” .the university. booze, but he is a better college stu- that athletics make it*elf. It the following: mistake to think Trnlnlnj Mon- I adopted Saturday at 11. beg an making athletic history in the first days, dent than his brother of bygone a glri masculine. In reality the' The student council on re- day. December **. j“l. goes of eo-cd football held in this of North- game Dean James Armstrong make her more feminine than ever cord as being against cheating of any at Tbe first will state. CASH gam’ h* played on western University said at an alumni because subtle kir.d. 2. Any member of the counci* they give a grace Wednesday Dy'-mber 53. probably be Last at Denver university, year meeting In Evanston Friday nigh*. which girls would ordlnar found cheating will be automatical- too many tween the Freshmen nnd Sophomores the sophomores challenged the that the hip-flask the ly expelled from the council.’* All “Figures prove ily lack. Haven’t you noticed although It bus not been definitely de- freshmen and the game was schedul- better but and fur-coat age produces sch- almost complete disappearance of the this ought to go without saying, i^LYIR- cided On Dec*inl*e. 13. the otlur two ed and practice had begun when olarship,” he said. “In 1915 eleven it hasn't always. awkward age In girls? Athletics j cUsi teams will play. their dean of women declared that fraternities with 155 students had a taught her how to stand and Cornel! Daily Sun. having have 130-134 So. College The and football was unladylike too hard of 1.4; the first I Managers *or the various teams general average walk and get about without knock- '■ found tradition on its campus cost- a for the cancelled. were chosen at he first practice. They girls, so game was semester of the present year our fra- ly cumbersome and silly, proceeded If the girls of Colorado are suc- with times as’many were for Sophomores: Verna Hinds; ternities to try knocking it out. Junior Week cessful and out without any 9. •Itir. era. Dot 0-th, Seniors, Frnma come students averaged 1 Our present was its name, and its effect hollow- it is tha* the Hrclaw; and Freshmen. Charlotte broken bones, hoped student body of thirty eight hundred eyed, and expensive. The duty Im- Ride the Bus the co-eds had general Ho n •lean may relent and let on this campus a aver- by this week was that of rit*- posed the Denver fact ot University of play age of 1.7. All this despite the , ous enjoyment for three full days and also and take their place among that the automobile Is the parlor and rights, so it for, as the appear?; the athletic of the state women our girls have grown independent. ’ Teachers Advertise Alumni News remarked, “these eigh- -- hours of presented the .50 By Music This Year ty jazz sever- Round Trip est test of manly endurance. $4 To Denver Advertising with music it to he SOCCER TEAMS GUEST next thing for Colorado State On Christmas —Five schedules Claudia Cdtfhlug. luai.ise of the each daily to Denver. Teachers college at Greeley. way JG‘phnnn*re w« Anna Je« n Khren who is Hinds, Catabpel*-. ie There is to be a certain one very heppy can be presented whenever desired going brook Ursa Hodwel. > j l.llly ,ae Poner a one remembered to on There will be gmups of vocal num- iu>t because thoughtful hang lab Burnet, ,11.1' n bb«p|»ir*l. Ibien bers, instrumental trios and quar- the Christmas tree a gift of jewelry, bearing a mess- Griffith and Je* M. \r hur. tettes, and combinations Any and "Its undimmed organ- age of love regard. brilliancy by in isation any neighboring town roaj years." Economics Department secure one c 9 these lyceum compan- Surveys Colorado ies for a luncheon program or an evening’s entertainment if expenses j The I n-pHrtuieni of |>- MAKE THIS AN .Methodist Student Dramatic Club Presents s ‘ Sold Electrical s. f y& tt/JJ on Easy Terms CHRISTMAS ‘THE ROCK’ GIVE JOY TO THE , electrical Make a gift of an appliance ami you lighten For faithful labor ami heighten joy. electricity is* a FAMILY servant that will perform for the years to come. We ha\e the widest range of choice. l\ FRIDAY, DEC. 10. 1926—8:15 M. I’hc Radio is an everlasting gift the best entertain- ment of the country at your command at all times. We Fort Collins carry all the Standard makes of Electrical Supply Co. Methodist Episcopal Church—Adm. 50c reliable Receiving Sets and Accessories at reasonable prices. ATWATER-KENT 5 Tube 6 For The Ik?st Cleaner Service All Kiwis of _ $60.00 Tube : $70.00 7 Tube $ 140..00 In Town— Christmas Novelties Hear and see the new Atwater-Kent Arm Chair Model. Call 940 Convenient Terms on All Scls at De L uxe Cleaners MARTIN and LESME Public Service Fort ollins' Company ( Only Opposite Postofficc The Master Campus Shop Dry Cleaners On Oak St. OF COLORADO 1926 rtlgOiT, DECEMBER T, THE POCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIAN FIVE STUDENTS Dr. “TRUTH MACHINE” SHOWS ECONOMICS FROM LIFE 1,000,000 TAKE Sheldon Colleges Refuse To Debate WHEN STUDENTS FALSIFY ME TO OPEN Prohibition Question Speaks at Church WORK AT ec- COLLEGE OWN HOMES Columbia College stud* nta of NEW YORK, New Studonl Two new courses, Plant 810-Chcm- (By onomics will no longer go to text* Service) —If the constitution is istry, or Phyto-Chemistry, and the Are Middle NEW THEATER books to lesr»< about economics but Aged Peop That Did Not Dr. Wmrren F. Sheldon of Colorado Industries will Mtjcrity Have of Chi- wrecked by college debaters who Chemistry will study life itself. After four For cago talked to to Opportunity Education While tho Student F 3 Choose Appreciated Gifts youv Tbia Table will bw appreciated Here you will find the nr W aa a gift for tba borne. Built of sola •tylea in decorated con » genuine walnut. Id the rich aeta. direct from the Hana antique fin lab Jacobean la the ■ m - design nf the kg* and stretrhern. There are many new pat- XMAS GIFTS now terns in one of the glaaaware, s moat Grecian *l2’ popular ha* a border of encrusted gold. at The folks home are going to look forward to the gifts you s§b take home for Christmas. They know you will not disappoint them—not one member of the family will be overlooked. After your experience of last year, which necessitated going inlo the rush and jam, will the you appreciate many advantages of taking your own tir.ie to make Smokers Make Ideal Gift i- selections this year. Right now as Decorated gla-s proving you wander through our store, many articles thin more popular than ever will suggest themselves to for the you as possible gifts people you have in mind. the atnmlzern year. Roth This is most to he assuredly going a Furniture Christmas, so make up your mind and perfume bottle shown to select household articles now. here are from the Rnnwburg •t udlne. Table glanawarn in one of ♦he moat appreciated gifts Sherbet, goblet, comport and salad plate* to match. % >- U. .CI Pmnkera and gif'* for men are aynonymoua that la when GIFT of the problem of what to give confronts the young lady today So wldeairead la amoking among men. that the young if* » aafe In her the is lady >* quite wetting heart upon a fmoker as dlatlnct with Ira Idevl gift. Over twenty aty|*a. complete -. low SHOP •te.. atartlng right In aa nu that add Lovely randies and stylo to your ta- 33-pleee Tea Seta of Bn rbarm decorated In all »arl«n Luater Ware Priced ble Hand —So largely has the idea been accepted to make ‘his a Furniture Christmas, that *2™ from *9 to $l6 60. colors. main renter 25 we have given over a section of our floor aa the of Gift Suggestions —something for everybody. Gift of Manifold Uses U )V\|. V This Ship V-‘toi THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIAN SIX A woman student at the DEAN tJ9fj ot Keans has STADIUM IS PROPOSED STUDENTS HAVE MEET appeared fcTg FORMER AGGIE MAN 221 CHOICE Hhe claims ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL NO RELIGIOUS panders. that the jfjjf INGA ALLISON RETURNS CARRIES HONORS AT CHI AS MISS ant) dera an cool tor summer (Continue* from pope tn'jjßj one) of Garrison. t Continue* from pope ana art. a convenient place tor Continued |V»m On* Fleh _ . ... .11 i.mfprrod education, religion Page Representative ». u ernmont, im The Christian Church Is preferred arranged tad Virginia first la N. Y.s has Just anftouaced that ho will also bo ponclL FROM TRIP TO W ASHINGTON By team*. wop conference* The Catholic by fifty- hill the coming by sixty-two. foreign bnal- judging horses with 412 potato out will fatroduce a at ot the with representation The by forty-one; erection of a five; Episcopal ofticoe of a possible 450. Oklahoma was seaaloa of Congresg for Interests. Government of in Bureau has thirty-seven, nee, Three Day Series Experiments C.. as » Congregational for tho Enjoyed first In cattle Judging with 408 stadium lu Washington, D. be thrown open will probably Science. twenty-one; Attended Land President Theo- Christian Of Standards laboratory™ points. Wyoming was rirst In shaap memorial to the late inspection. Community, committees to Lutheran, twejty: end hog judging with respective dore Roosevelt. It is proposed deep re- Grant Meet Latterday Johnson expresses College Unitarian, three; Dean 404 and 407 points. build the stadium, capable of seat- seven; Invitation. •cores of refusal to tbla Gregorian Church of gard In bis or the Mr. Saints, two; Tbe primary purpose of Mis* Al- By classes. Roy Callahan ing 100.000, on Bpeedway. to attend because Mt. be unable two: the Evangelical, He will D. horses. former football csptsln st Armenia, l>e- ison's trip fo WiihlnftOD, C . wu Illinois was first In Judging Fish Is a mnln one and Mor- several reasons, the Church of God of Jones Wyoming waa first Harvard and an all-American player Sisi Syng, to attend the Land Grant college Harvey of committee convenes dur- one stu- Hint the made mon are each preferred by ing neet and the earlier meeting of heads STOCKJUDGERS in cattle Judging. Charles Drelar of and In line with a suggestion acbool semeater the close of first first In Bell, the En- dent. ing of Home Economics departments of Wisconsin placing sheep by Col. James Franklin time for the l* which is a bad one thin? which work hf Commissioner of the District Religion is Land Grant Colleges. November 11 Judging. And Gerald Osgard gineer It la also during American lire. Dean to he away. of that such a largely hereditary in to 13 Inclusive. Discussions of tha Wyoming made a perfect score of Columbia, be says 5TH AT CHICAGO his of legislative year. does inherit the would be fitting tribute to No longer a boy the beginning Home Economics sections pertained 150 In judging swine. memorial For »tudy or for but he Board fun, exponent of father’s occupation or title, will ask the. curricula Tbe tendency W. Goe, coach of the Wyo- Rooaevelt as the great I Dean Johnson to matters. John our fflMMo nr« b«tt«i his be- the the class doe."” soem to inherit political excuse him during to specialisation was among top- ming team, graduated in outdoor life. of Agriculture to Purdue Tie With University he said. ”1* the lief* and religion. the es considered. A graphic definition of *21.. He was a member of tha ’•Washington.” delegate ot Ma* While he acts as In Live- In are hurled who learns Trim International team to and best sifuated city Whatever accusations of the specialist as 'one first C. A. C. stock Judging most logical It* yearly In- fathers local Rotary Club at less' stock Show went in the Army and at the older generations as more and more about less and to Chicago. This team the country to hold go at Ostend. mothers, apparently they are Convention Goe game* and Olympic and ternational *as well received 1920 and placed seventh. John Navy football child- of bringing up their that he could he in one ef of college stadium could he used not guilty not positive Three dayp were spent HAINES TEAM’S HIGH MAN in his first year out meets. The It Is the the fear love of God timos. Mexico. between ren without or work both the laboratories of the Bureau of taught at Alamagordo. New for Inter-aectlonal games excused from his Washington their hearts. Home Economics of tbe Department Alamgordo his high school team North and the South in Contestants: Oth- At i4th 115 It to what the level Among championship and the la and more the But Is puzzling as of Agriculture, making sea won the stats becoming more Cakes ers Place In First with many stu- Fine Decorated of Fifty Mountain and other outcome will be. so •ests for the research laboratory same year won the Rocky mecca for big conventions and yet This team could use such a dents expressed preferences be local college department. The Colorado Aggie stock-judging district championship. gatherings which | with It he few actually associated * several hours spent at tbe by Wyo- advantage. could with so The learn tied with Purdue Univeislty was beaten two years ago stadium to Steffey Bakery System valuable,” this musical and theatrical per- the churches. Bureau of Standards were for fifth place at the International ming by one point. However used for Miss “There the 1 school for great patriotic Phow MM tays Allison. was Show iu Chicago Satur- he coache the high formances and 144 So. College Ave. Livestock year in Denver Tues- The Some of President Lory was ipportunlty to note the construction 25. Oklahoma Ag- at Sheridan. Wyoming and fraternal assemblies. day, November team of be attending the monthly meeting rooms In cham- ceremonies could day of tbe two altitude used the contest with Kansas, Wyoming team won the state the inaugural gies won of of State dis- the Association Presidents learn of Mountain an amphitheater.”— making aviation teats, to Nebraska and Missouri in the next pionship. the Rocky held in such inztu- Presidents of the other state he performance and endurance tests in January and United States Daily. three places. trict championship the invitation of the Association the tunnel and to observe championship In with the wind then the natloua* If percentage column* were Kept conference representr add direct I methods in connec- Mr. Goe has standardization others, November at Chicago. EX-PRESIDENTS SON In this student activity, as iu of the In The vra of athletics respective tion with gas stove appliances. the '-.gent at Sheridan RADIO CZAR the would rauk hoen county EASTERN Colorado Aggie* met with the for is of Mr. He married stttutions presidents YOUR Bureau of Standards one three or four .ears. DO third thruout the country, in the for of discussion of n number quentlnns 'used In Aggie girl, i pave vitr) Hoorer’g prides. It Is Phoebe Akin at former Continued from three contest* they nave entered and lived in l*en , relating to intercollegiate athletics. r id utilities commission j perbapi ten large buildings con- has two hoys. the year—that at the and during past From there be went valuab’e data for com- ver for a while. | SHOPPING ains not only XMAS National Western in Denver. the GLOVER GIVES but for the to Salt Lake City on a Job connected ! DOCTOR merce and the industries, j 'Kansas the Interna- City Royal and After PHILOSOPHY OF LIFE In sense.” Booth with the state public* utilities. j home an Immediate Kansas Charles AT THE tional at Chicago. Aggies resigning from this position, he went j Mias Allison was also deputized to Talks At Chapel and Nebraska University judging 1 (C ’ontiAued from page one) became to with the chairman of the to New York and secretary confer at either or backward teams defeated the Colorado boys moving forward the H. H. Ballard, of the Na- on Recognition of (Continued from page one) President XMAS STORE Committee and In- I imagine nothing more like bell the National Western . i - , ... i n. i llllt can both n„l !«•*> Ill association. He of Women, at would have criminal Justice in tional Electric Light Association University while the never than to be in heaven. walking ternational. Colorado men • I I the managing director Baltimore, on tbe return trip. the United State* until prisoner ; was seen appointed defeated Oklahoma Aggies at the through the celestial streets of para- and bejd this The and one day pro- his skill in earning money of the same company KAYSER SILK evenings than the cold use dise. with harp in ray Royal in more place* a golden friends, inspec- family, and for the until he accepted his present vided visits with an to support hi* pay position with defeated them at the In- hands and a crown on my head, Sooners Bloomer*. **.95 tion of the Departments at Washing- crime that he had committed. appointment. apecial price Purdue did not con- nothing to do.” ternational. 98c time for visit to the Lincoln ton. a Glovei also out Vest*. apecial price test *t the Royal hence the Colo Doctor brought and for an auto trip to $5.00 Memorial tied with Purdue the fact thst home is very price orado Aggie* are COLLEGE MAKES RULES a happy Pajama*, apecial the objects <»f Annapolis. Among of Learning HABITS man third have defeat- Temple REGULATING necessary to true happiness. A silk to S2.UO for place. They Kayacr Hosiery. top Annapolis were tbe Old interest at extraordinarily ed Iowa. Texas. Illinois. Wyoming who will appear Hoae, ailk above knee $l-65 in which United States 350 Feet Knyaer . ■ Capital, our To Be High recently *o in i North Dakota and Wisconsin twice The following rules were polite and respectful women the remark- Kuallc Hoar, ailk to top $1.95 had its beginning, and small col- at home, Van the faculty of a general, and be a ‘■bear” In tking fifth place, the Colorado posted by beautiful Naval Academy Chapel beam- of Pouch $5.50 to $17.50 ably and A akyacraper "Temple of in Kansas for tlw* regulation demands little respect, according to Leather Bag* team fourth on horses lege of Paul won the which contains the crypt 350 feet above also ,75c to ins ’ projecting student morale: Doctor Glover. He remarked tiarlrr and Case seta, $5.00 fourth on hogs, ninth on sheep and | Vanity Jones. central featnre col- while at i level la the “No dresses .shall be warn to that some men have a den. eleventh on cattle. Charles Haynes pet The delegates had the privilege Ihi 5 out Before Vacation 15.000,000 building which shorter than six In- others growl all over the house Shopping Ford 24th Individual a tentative lege are just Coo- of Rocky was Jof vf shaking hands with President for Temple University, ches below tbe knee. He also mentioned the pleasure out of the 115 contestants. Harold ! program Idge. will of lip-sticks or the youth of tods' or Springs was i-hlladelphla The skyscraper “U»e or possesion craze among is srtren- Chapson Pagosa "While such a trip a very he the late Russell school campus is prohibit- true the world moves.” 3 Frank Rogers of Waverly was lie a memorial for rouge on “It is tbe stimulation and con- 7th, tous affair, 4 3. and apostle of Success ed. said “What was good enough for worth 4 2, Wallace Ebert was H Connell. make it immensely tact* for m? Lamb 49 of Acte, of Diamonds, and “No slang phrases or immodest mother is not good enough ,/. & O. Style Shop believes. Lcland was author while.” Mis* Allison Temple Unirer- shall be employed. Mad pleasure Is overdone. The par- The challenge cup—the troph> at founding father of language Central Block and sev- of belts by boys Is pro- ents partly to blame, however, • he Chicago International—which i slty. Grace Baptlat Temple “Wearing are their children three time.* hibited. their use to be supplanted since they fail to give Sheldon 1 has to be won by any eral I'hlladclphla hospitals. Dr. Warren F. We suspenders.”—Tbe Carletonian. care and attention. for permanent keeping, was of- by the proper • cam Competing In the skyline nltb Here while Spends Week-End Since •irp |>orn with sin. rlgnte* lis- won in 1912 by Iowa College. factory i flee buildings, town hall, evening and Purdue and President Lory left Sunday tless is a growth development ! then. Texas. Oklahoma. Learning will I stacks, the Temple of l*r Warren K. Sheldon of Chicago, in company with the aDd needed in this d Nebraska have each won It twice. for Alamosa parents are to Charles E. «>f all college 1 symboliae—according institu- wlk» i* In charge . presidents of the state velopment. the University Methodist Episcop- I Reury. President of aork of the entire of higher learning for a confer- “We Into that which we Fstele tions grow rather colorless parts, as did educational Ideals and goal denomination will part of this the al ence with Governor-elect Adams. think of.“ said Doctor Glover. “If Donovan. founder. lu Collins. Tbe Reverend Moody as •‘net by its distinguished lines of labor aeek Tort you will think along Dr. and hibbly indvi- At the very Which Will Be has beau urging The competent E. Connell.’’ A Gift Anaon M Dußols Charles will be and seeking the truth you will smalt- ! press!ve dignity (It) unique love, dualized of even the Immense lan- Sheldon to make a personal Inspection portrayal top of the edirice an will Institutions in realize that the truth make \.>u roduced in- educational Founda- • est parts in the play an know! dgc among three Colorado Wesley tern of "beacon light to ' ■>f the ' Student. free.” of characters and a ■steady the country.’’—New Appreciated terplay 111 are Creely, n hn twenty- ione. These places In. will flare. There whole that In addition !rhythm of the drama as a Boulder and Fort Cuflln«. three. spacious .torn an egulvslent carried it and unbrokenly eo DANCING AT ARMORY BVERY RATVRD.%% NIGHT Foundation*. firmly five store of to visiting the Wesley In height tn a twenf i tho end. The tense quiet of the Inxestlgate the in- will be Green Card Tables Dr. Sheldon will flee building The' atyls Music by Colorado Aggies y-Pieee Orchestra Top crowded auditorium, which was fill - work being carried er-denominational •kyscripsr-Cotblc; material uasd od almost to capacity both nights, Colorado Prh«»ol of Mine* at ■m at the ; l.rlck and terra c.,fla “Kosr- telling tribute the Stone was the most to THESE DANCES ARE CHAPERONED leldeu. rhap.oduos mg mystically aloft," j smoothness and strength of the en- $2-95 Methodist College Tuesday, all the (the Temple Weekly. . *o Itac Im tire performance. conference ’’••tor* will hold en all day M*a. SAY IT WITH FLOWERS FOR CHRISTMAS « the boose of the Reverend aud K*»r flower* th« thought* Peterson afreet nay Doftol* on You Most Who You Best Let Him Serve Serves That render mutt the tongue* of men Wednesday, a meeting of tbr « MAHER & CO. THE ESPELIIf FLORAL CO -ado Commission upon Wesley I * < I Cafeteria Oak Street Thona 446 Denver. College 111 Ea*l ation activities will be held In prominent POPULAR PRICES A number of the tn*>*» EXCELLENT F(X)D :: of Methodist minister* and laymen will be present to confer tbe state THE with Dr. Sheldon. Your Picture The Wesley Foundation bat Met ho- CHRISTMAS - Armenian dlat college pastors at nitty COLLEGE INN Upon *e*er college* and universities. are a down SLIPPERS nl of those campuses there A Gift You Alone the time workers employed and at think Wo full It i* not too early to about gifts for Christmas of bullrings on nr* heautl- same Foundation «*enters nave the exclusive sale COMFV bran.! Tht-y Give 000 have been and the best quality. Prices $1.50 and up Can Home of tee valued at $l5O erec- fnl i»llppoiH t'd. Shoe Store Adams DO NOT DELAY Good Things to Eat Drama Club Play 135 West Oak AND Is Well Received Nolan Ferris nr Iltfnir flchultx did Fishback Studio School Supplies wet disappoint those who had set hie their hopes high after serin* pre- OLD FRIENDS and NEW FRIENDS 317 WALNUT STREET "hick" “BILLY” which could vi#u» worV. To h pert #stilv ha%* hern r'.- ted hy a hit of bluster, hr hroufht a character' »•- lion of quiet force and potential WE SAY USE SHOP AT force power who»e stern and rugged •ii relieved hy flashes of humor ana of tenderness poignant in JEWELRY glimpses their power. To cringle out other characters in a rast of such excellence is most difli For Christmas Gifts The Saving* Effected k 'or Will Afford an Extra Gift • ult. Maud* ft I a < iaterpMi RITE-DRESS tion of the fine, broad humanity of h'l I » « l |'l> I I I ■ Our atock the complete this year will suit the fancy of Mrs. Bates was created from within carries the The gift of jewelry with it most concise moMt and n« t imposed on the surface or discriminating buyer. will the in refined that This popular hair dressing give you assurance story of your sentiments. And a way tier own personality. Not merely the its at it’s fine makes a because of inherent fine- hratty bras ado of Steve but his hard of being well-groomed all times—ami just deep impression when it from this store it carries of soul in the chars negg. And comes H>R nets appeared for the hair and scalp HER Humming Bird Hosiery. prestige. Moderate prices nlways prevail. and Rollins ter preserved bf Campion Bell. The added hauteur of Mra Burke-Smith Sored All barbers will 50c and 78c and FOR leading apply it, or supply Wrist Watches slitf>o up HlM—Quality Tien and Mufflers *»as to the least detail of perfected bottles and tor* and glance graceful! handling Diamond Rings $20.00 up whoa* dill! of the part of Alice very Toilet Articles . 50c to $50.00 eylty lay in if* apparent ease. Paul f ©ok’« characterisation of Rafferty The Buerger Bros., Supply Co. rereabd the humor and the sym- of and made it a vital pathy the part DENVB*, COLORADO Store of Hoffman Jewelry force In the play. The suavener Howland, the Since 1885 Avenue Wayne Kirtts as Mr. 107 East Mountain B 5 Stores 65 Store* callow youth of Bruce Foundstui Dr Taylor,—both made much of aj . Lat. muM«W T, xm THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIAN SEVEN CHICAGO GRID PLAYER Aggie Swimming Team Ten MAY NOT GET LETTERS Big Ruling Men is Formed Sports For Puts Shift Out the at The University of Chicago football Along with new gymnasium the college have come several Improve- players may not get tbelr letters ments of physics The Big Ten has voted to this year due to the showing that In the department 1 require the education for the latest being a two second pause after a shift In the players have made in the games men, swimming team. That their football from now on with Purdue. Ohio, and Illinois. formation of a gajnes at PLAY 8 LAMBKINS sport will be oue of the minor ones and the Missouri Vslley League has USES CONFERENCE TAKE This announcement waa made to the college this with a i»os»l- followed tbelr example and required players the other day by roach A the season, STATE one Is GRID of tournarenta being scheduled a second pause. It expected TITLE waa -btllty GRID GAMES NEXT SEASON (???) A. Stags Another chunce Colorado and Denver university that this action will cause the rules given to the players when they bat- with teams, time In February. committee to pass similar rules or Light, East Eleven Gets Breaks tled against Northwestern, but the some L be Played in Fort Collins—October completely* to 22 is Open Over Canon City; Score disastrous defeat that they received Preliminary tryouts with five races abolish the shift Thebe lu tho various all-conference held In the rules practically rob the rMft play is their and nnd a were j Date as Thanksgiving 13 To 0 did not help spirits any, diving contest Day—Eight Rankin Caldwe’l seem to of Its effectiveness because the sbifi loams, and re- evening. I Track Meets Scheduled the belief is that they will not college pool Thursday No The Fort have a little competition all their announced but it Is under- depends on the snapping of the ball Collins Lambkins won ceive any reward this year I times were bit the state own for the fullback position Cald- Three when the that Tompkln, the a3 soon as the men their positions football schedule for football title for the third I years ago baseball stood "Tommy” Aggie we’i for its best working. The famous time In five has the edge on defense, open to win a conference coach, is very well satisfied with what )■ sure to be ft hard one years by defeating Can- 1 team failed field and puuting but Ran- Minnesota shift, worked by Utab on City Saturday by a ruuuiug i refused to award a his men did. The events with winners conference Karnes and score of 13 to game, Stagg H*ht kin's inierrorcnce. pass th'e conference this season is ef- 0. The Fort team headwork, and a team to were: In schools who are CAGE Collins gained “C” postponed trip |H with those AGGIE MEN Ing and line smashing ability prob- fective because the shift Is so quick bid consistently through tbe Japan until the next year when the Boh H, g for conference line and 440-yard swim: First, Wilson; ably make him just as good a choice and complicated that the men are ■ with* Utah. around the ends and worked their team finished second. second, Deleh; third, Emery. g aßje. Utah A* famous and perhaps a more valuable man offside good share of the time C. sure to be triple pass play for good 60-yard dash: First, Nordeen; sec- a He Cm and C. are PLAY TWO GAMES the to his team. of games be gains, first touchdown coming as ond, Soloman ; third. Galvin. without being detected. none tbe will Hand all-conference teams a result of It. This year’s stroke: will see with The Canon City team VALLEY BOARD TO DISCUSS 150-yard back First. Bryan; Local fans games H contain the usual number of doubt- was able to gain through Utah U„ and Colo- the line at REINSTATEMENT OF GOLF second, Lewis; third, Joy. Han Young. Meet Pratt and Bookmen Pub- ful /nd debatable choices. Most of times but not consistently. un- 210-yard swim: First, Wilton; sec- which will give tbe rans They Officials cf the student body at H7 (lf Service Company This the choosers seem to rate Morris of tbe corked a brilliant forward pass of- ond. Delch; third. Solomon. H the best games year. a this of Weekend Taufer end. These •‘Will golf as a sport bo re-in- Pullman are waging campaign fense higher than at unusual in the ached- at times but it failed to last 120-yard relay: First, Soloman, Em- is stated in the valley,” is one of the Utah wing are both of ail-con- year to firmly establish the ‘"hello” long enough to bring men French and Wilson. sports with the ex- Ik a score. will ery, Hfor other Conch Lav has his basketball would questions which come up before ference caliber but we give spirit between students of very po- Collins scored early In the sec- Diving: First, Lane; second. Walk-: Track. The Aggies have all athletic board ■n of prospects going through the cap- Taufer the The All-State team the Missouri valley ond when edge. litical and faction. which quarter they blocked a er: third, Soloman, fourth, Harris. fraternity track meets scheduled ers of the game now. the convene for their annual With addi- is made up of a lion’s share of D. when they kick and recovered the the H, than they ever had be- tion ball on to . m of in December. more squad Caldwell. Vick- U. according to meeting 24 On and Regis men, a meets, two triangular yard line. the second play, ers. Toyne, Williams and Davis of di- Hr*°dual his Denver paper. That is natural and Practically all the athletic Radios and Radio Batteries Voider **»ce 1 around the end the carnival, a state meet on * relay hopes of a fast team have been in In favor of H. we could pick a pretty good all-state rectors the valley are triple pas* to score. Whits kicked Auto battery and electrical aervice and brake eervice. meet will keep the to Hoonfereace strengthened »onie extent. Tbe from the At least but it voted out by the r«<- the team Aggie squad. golf, was work. from goal. The Lambkins scored We guarantee odr busy all spring April turn cut has been the Hmen cut from about it defeated most of the other teams ulty members of the board *t again In tn® third period after they DICKINSON AND MII.LKR Hui May 28. seventy-five to twenty-five in order in the slate. last meeting, according to Dr F had recovered a Canon City fumble 204 W. Mountain Av«. schedule for K complete Aggie to work with the material to bet- tbe It to try to C. Allen. or 15 ya»d line. Canon City doesn’t always pay HfoUows: ter advantage. A Is is li»era«nnt in threatened to score twice, once In block a kick. Trojan man cred- Golf as a sport The Is BASKETBALL new Gym. a great aid to for in the eastern Our materials and Good H tbe second quarter when they had ited with winning the game importance, especially success depends upon good the coach aud the with tbe H 15 vs. Mines. Golden. men and Dame when he tried to block schools, and Doctor Allen hope- it Aggies the ball on the 6 yard line with Notre Workmanship. We guarantee Both. Col- room and material to work with Ag- val- K. 23 Aggies vs. Colorado fourth the kick after touchdown will be included in the Missouri Shoe down and only a yard to go winning Quality Repairing should have fair team Springs. gies a ready the ball "However, 1 will not be ■ Colorado and passed w*er the gcai line and but only succeeded in tipping ley sports. for the first conference game. Tbv Aggies vs. Denver Univer- tho bar. of golf unless the men train Stuart Shoe 24 again in tbe fourth quarter when enough to send it over in favor Shop writers do not list the Farm- Collins. Sport Three state in foot- do for other sports.” con- Hfort held for downs on tbe 3 yard line. championships as they ers as a contender but rather slate record Doctor Kansan Hi 28 Aggies vs 'Colorado Unt ball is a pretty good for one cluded Allen.—Daily tbe Aggies as Dark Horse. With that H>. Fort Collins. town. It must be iu the atmosphere in view tbe team bas a goal to work GLEN DAVIS HAD LONGEST SCHAUER’S BAKERY Hi l Aggies vs. leu hers, Gree because Fort Collins can boast the SIGMA NUS WIN BASKETBALL for and to show that they are in the RUNBACK IN U. S. championship of Colorado for col- SCHAUER & SON. Proprietors race with the other conference AT MINES PURINA WHOLE WHEAT BREAD 5 Aggies vs. Wyoming It. lege. high school, and frerftiman COLUMBINE BREAD H snd In list of statistics for tbe last Full line ot Cakes and Pastries—Wholesale Retail Hcollina schools. a elevens. 143 N College 339 Jefferson Phone lit With two practice games scheduled season giving the longest kicks, runs Nu the In Hb 11 Aggies vs. Colorado U., The Sigma quintet won of this w?ek with Public Service Friday from scrimmage, return* punts trsmural championship at Ruben Hall, national traveling sec- cage night and Pratts Bookstor, Satur- and similar feats on the gridiron, the defeating the pon-frater- 12 Aggies \s M‘ne* Fort Ccl- retary and Hovrurd B. Coldren. prov- Mines by the fans runback of a Is credited of X Fri- Inn day night should see some longest punt men a score IS to Sandwich ince president, made a visitation to nlty by Watson’s of what to from the Aggie to Glen Davis of Colorado Aggies. H vs C dorado Co'- expert Colorado of Phi Delta Theta. day. IS Aggies Gamma Alt kinds of esndwlehee—toasted snd plsis. bis five later on. Of course It will not Ills record breaking run was re- Hfort Collins Home msde Cskss snd Piss Mrs. itoesr’s Bungalow Candles be finished team hut e little of turn of a punt 90 yards for the win- H> vs. Diuvet l,’. Deu a if Aggies Ws Invite pour patronage in tbe dope ran be had from these ning touchdown the game with The College Cleaners games. D. U. m 2S Aggies vs. Wyoming U.. Suits, cleaned and pressed *l.OO CHRISTMAS H>.e. Pants cleaned and 30c START NOW FOR BASKETBALL pressed Hrrh 2 Aggies vs. Tea. hers. Fort SEVERAL CHANGES IN 112 West Laurel Street Call 1144 Como in and make your unhurried selection now. ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT A. FRANDSEN. Jeweler B TRACK W. i Both Varsity and Freshman foot- The I>epartmeBt of Ec'iuomira and Messerschmitt Co. Hil 11. Denver University vs. AS- Purchaser of Jewelry ball men have reported (or Basket- for la Aggies we’re still with you and you H' Denver Sociology planning several changes ball practice and as a result the squad course of study for those 2S. Teachers. Wyoming U. in the stu- SHOP has been cut to twenty-five members. THE COLLEGE BARBER dents who plan specialise in that Hgflts at Fort Collins. to They are: The will occur Our Hil 29» Denver U Colorado U., Department. changes 5 chairs sendee No waiting (Jet Your Christmas Gifts Here—Try a Pair of . Allen, H.. Beattie. Barrows Snappy In the sophomore In place of He at Boulder. year. Under the First National Bank, Bert Crandall, Branch. R. Brown. Brush. Burman. Proprietor HOSlERY—Guaranteed Chemistry will be offer- WAYNE KNIT Relay organic there Hy 7. carnival at Boulder Caldwell. Carlson. Chick. Christy. G. ed fire honrs in tieneral Sociology Hy It. Colorado t: . vs. Aggies at ' Davis. Hlllyard, Haward, G. John- Price *l.OO, *1.50, *1.95 HCollln. the first semester, and fire hours of [ son, F. Johnston. Kennedy. ParkhiU, General Economies during the second CHRISTMAS CARDS H 21. State at Denver ( ten- meet Pinkerton, Thomas. Toyne. Vickers semester. Hi Wilson. And all kinds of gifts for the Christmas shopper Wennermark. Williams. Drcsoea $10.50, $16.50 Hy 27-25, Conference meet at DO YOUR SHOPPING EARLY THE May 25. Aggies rs Teachers st IGO and *19.75 Fort Collins. CAMPUS BOWLING ART SHOP 1 1 WRESTLING LEAGUE ORGANIZED May 27. Aggies rs Colorado %T. m- 11. Aggies vs. Colorado L. at RIPON COLLEGE HOP Dresaea *18.50 at Boulder. AT Party Her FOUTBAI.I. A RIBBON FOR AN\ BUYS The heat to 121 13 place shop So. College Avc. H Teachers vs. Aggies at collect is going to have a Oct. 1. Aggies vs Teachers at Jvipon MAKE TYPEWRITER OK after all By the efforts ! a Fort Collins. howling league. Through 2*. 50c ADDING MACHINE. H Aggies vs. Wyoming U. Coach Carl and repre- Oct. 1# Agxi*'- v* D, L at I»en of Poehling Hrt Collins sentatives of the different fraternit- ver. Hrch 45, Conference meet at Fort ies campus will soon boast of a ribbons in large quantities makes it Oct. 2?. Aggies vs Itah t. at our Buying possible whlcn will, as indica- to ribbons at this low You Collina. howling league for us sell amazingly price. S tions now eventuate into a dozen. This ribbon sells BASKBALL Nov. . Aggies vs rtah Aggies at point, can buy one or a everywhere Btl 9 competitive inter- 75c or a dollar. Our ribbons are fresh week. Aggies vs. Teachers, at Greeley strongly organised for every Young fraternity league. We also sell the best Ribbons made with a money back Telephone Oct. #. Aggies rs Brigham The advent of the proposed bowl- for Hil Aggies vs D. u. at Fort Logan. guarantee $l.OO. j activities Mines ing league into campus Nov. 12 Aggies rs. at Just telephone 1306 W and we will deliver and put on HU 23. will mark the initial appearance of Aggies v* D l. at Fort Golden. ribbon for you without extra charge. 252 ‘.his . kind of competitive sport in Nor. 19, Aggies rs. Colorado V si The iri this new en- ■113". Ripon. object GIVE A TYPEWRITER Ag?ip v« Mini". »t Onld- Fort Colllas. FOR CHRISTMAS i j terprise is to gain the hearty sup- Nor. 26. Aggies rs Colorado Col- for dean activities For •• port competitive B vs. Aggu*s Colorado U. at \ lege at Colorado Springs Tri-State HCollinc of all men associated with local Typewriter Exchange FRESHMAN FOOTBALL who frat*. and especially those men West Oak St. 1306 B rs 143 Tele. W Aggies vs. Colorado Col- | Oct. 22. Aggies C. U. at Boul- j ICE CREAM Bt are not participants in other intra- Colorado Springs. The cut-price shoe repair shop makes the same claim with the Tantalizin'! for his slicked-up cheapness in comparison food shop. Skating is twice as much The public in the long run will always demand sound fun when you have some values as the price of its support. Cake Eaters along! How the gang all love that butter Electric Shoe Shop cream center, covered with 140 y, So. College Ave. 1. C. Humphrey, Mgr. flavor/ caramel, packed with delicious Lacee, Polish. Saddle Soap, Viarol, Dry Foot peanuts and s£'’eane/i■ coated with smooth milk chocolate! Wherever . . . candy is sold. Our GiftShop The Sandwich that calls you back for an- on other one just like it. They are toasted is Now Ready-and How we right. both sides and are just Love the Spirit of-- SCOTT’S OF COURSE “Shop Early” THE REXAIX STOKE mi-EDMONDS-'™ *ll iaa£F.vjgo<^. TUESDAY. EIGHT THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIAN Shafer Discovert CHARGES SEMESTER Former In Idaho Third Santa Clara PROFESSIONALISM THEMES Aggie Geode During Burned The Theatre wlio erne Mission Is WORRY FRESHMEN Clarence Bechbolt, DROPPED AT COACHES MEET Smith While on one graduated In 1954. Is teaching ef hlitaJß Mr. Firth, Idaho. He and crackled. Up Shafer of the 1500 Hughes work at The fire licked | Word Struggles May or which of variety went, found Firth since graduating the pulpit is a wide range wmne C. C. Boosters’ Club For Control of Tiger Not Let Verdant Ones ha, been at the pulpit it crept, There Rapped May Vaudeville bill his stock in the early Association ulllne formation Thru Course from Aggies. I.as', jear had been preached from in the Athletics—Prof. MacDonald Elected President night. took first In Idaho and altar, de- the Lyric Friday Hprlng*. Colorado, judging team mission days, up to the comb g to which For Year to of Of Body Coming at the Pacific Kail, the oldest soul of music rooms part his collwtioat .‘tf'mefttcr had a high record vouring the Altar The hidden | reports are coming due! his bo.vs existence- in the headlin- college National. This year one of of cabinet redwood in have been discovered museum, hoenuM of l*»ng are Ihev* Oh! 1800 piece The expected sensation 1 [How Only end the BOARD in Idaho behind the main Blue Bit Song Revue. Coffin, formations STATE OF was high point man finishing statues ing act, the ' arv to wont* or longer. What could be writ- chart*** of professionalism failed tower. Her- AGRICULTURE MEETING sent to the American Royal altar, two hells in the four singers open with lelde Goodes. In was melting The at the meeting of the ten an hour plua a number of materialize all Crucifix had Sweetheart” and follow at Kansas City with espenses But the famous great berts “Gypsy A Goode I* the Athletic •lay* no one ought to over «M Kooky Mountain Faculty worry and pupil ts reported to have been removed. And tha» with both popular nillno The regular annual meeting of paid. Ills fortunately it songs *uh*tauco in th« ronference which held in I»enver such a small matter. Dickens. Thack was In Kansas City. third Mission is In- State Hoard of Agricultuit will made good record was the end of the A little grand opera side of certain The and Elliott of a jazzy. strata *f ■ ta«t week end. Moat of the charges eray. George are acme rpri Clara, one hundred it is a well bal- held on Wednesday, December Church at Suntn troduced. However particular le the topics given formations bird * Can- Training table* and training ism will be considerably elevated the museum. The new are; qutr ; into the organization is limited to Kidder and Mr. Fairbanks visited Ant fera were put under the ban of the and there will be competent teach- Illinois and net, King Eider, Pacific. Orc*|<-d PIPER K JENNINGS | thin* five and is carried out by the University *-f on Cormorant. Whitt- conference. It was decided that fh*-- to take of such work In let. Violet-Green monti-* selective try-outs. Even ers care their return trip they visited Ames. of if hakbkr and biaott shop features were n*»t in barmen* with high schools. —Carletonian. fronted Goose, and Black Brant. students do not intend to go on with collegian athletics. Cleaner*. Dy*e, rollahea, Lore* the work professionally, dramatic The conference at>< dn-d SUCCESSFULVOLUNTARY AT CHAPELSYALE COEDS VOTING 140 So boxing as wf.rk is excellent training and of gen- OHIO Phone 662 CoU«|« i DEAN SAYS conference It ti- STUDENTS a sport because was eral successful tiian was anticipated by collegiate ideal*. Several changes “To smoke or not to smoke.” That That modern student is dis- dubious were Dean Before the the minded last year.” says made in the wrestling rules, tiic Speaks is the question agitating girls at “Where The Rent Their Can” satisfied with present conditlona the Yale Alumni Weekly. Aggies principal one beir.gr that the champion Loveland Rotarians Antioch college at Yellow Sprisgs. will be and i 3 trying to stamp out drinking “The campus evidently has ac- decided by percentage of mat Girls of division A recently cast a and loose living in the fraternities cepted the responsibility of inaugu- chea won instead of being figured secret ballot expressing their oprp.- Dean Johnson has been asked by and elsewhere is the opinion ef rating the new plan which, in itself, from the Individual of the men ions in the matter.—Repon College. points I the Loveland Rotary Club to give James dean of is the best of RICKERS One of the most W. Armstrong, men augury Its success. com. important rules ad- hia | address. Biology of Service, at the at Northwestern university. The chaplain of tho day no longer opted at meeting was one specify- its luncheon Tuesday noon. This LOVE IS REQUIREMENT that “The cause of this attitude is speaks from the pulpit in Battell. ing two years* residence be re- | address has met with such approval FOR FOOTBALL MAN Fords audience Chryslcrs, Dodges, Pontiacs and quired of any athlete transferring his not fear of punishment from the far removed from hia iw herever it has been given, that it uhiversity, but the fact the "He meets them on more com- entrance to a Rocky Mountain confer- that Better Cars—Better Service |has been called for by many differ- "Love is hare I the greatest requirement ence school. boys found ont they cannot run panionable ground by standing in Participation in „ Jun- !ent organizations in this vicinity. football team,” said drunkards. front of the seat-* i for making a fer to rent at reasonable pried ior will count a fraternity with choir Easy Aggies college as one year’s This lecture deals with living and Fielding H. Yost, head coach of the playing. Some representatives want- Popularly speaking, they are against |non-living Life comes matter. from University of Michigan, in a recent ed a rule that drinking.” he said. would automatically |life from Philo Club Holds Debate DRIVERLESS CAR CO. and tho non-living non- interview with an Associated Press RICKERS bar transferred athletes Dean Armstrong attributes the from parth i It I living. treats the subjeot with a correspondent . adjustment morals Phone 109 216 So. College An (tation in any sport, but coaches evid- of to custom to Continued From Page One different view from the ordinary In explanation, he added that ently felt that the two the reaction of the war period year rule * in he lives. One would ientlst:* > The address also states with the age which “Love* of love the pals, cf game, love serve their purpose Daily Cardinal. out the adequately. that service is the of the in- of the points brought by purpose of the school are the things boys The conference also refused degenera- to rai- dividual. negative side was that of play for. Hate is a negative force, the pay of basketball referee tion In song. The negative argued “This address has AGRICULTURAL TEACHERS while love is and for met with ap- positive makes It was decided that the annual that “Little Moses on the Bank”, proval.'’ the Bna atari, ' because 1' ACTIVE IN EVENING SCHOOLS strength—for the best type of fight- of the O'oting Conference sbojiq !»• of I880 was just as bad as furnishes Individual a song when it the with argu- ing man, especially conies Hald Bananas." every third year fn «*!( Lag# "Yes, We Have No a :iich before h hud been Colorado leads all states In i.3# to fighting for the things in which f cruo * a - not. it; in order of The to accommodate tn 30 of this new age youth. able to express.” Pacific Coast for the ug he is interested. With it Utah j region current go courage, colleges. decision on the debate was awarded j year in the number of part time xnd truth, and faith—all positive Professor 8. L Ma*-donald who to the affirmative side by the was ! evening classes conducted by tea* b- forces.” »ice president this year and . » *hin,i judges, Helen Sheppard, Rethel Social Pathology jots of vocational agriculture accord- *‘A football team cannot be built Hr** tempore of the last Clark The affir- confer.m-,. to W. Stanton. Conrey, and Ruby without these in AGAIN- ing T. Federal Agent qualities,’’ he said elected president Class Visits Denver decision for the mative side was given the g coming year Agricultural Education. There response to a query as to whether jin all the All Star because they proved paints he could Another Big Circuit were thirty-two evening classes con- build a football team on (Continued from Page One) j which they presented ducted, which means that tV> per this principle. Second to love, he STOCKJI’DGERS especially pointed out the disas- ! EVIOI talk on Helen Sheppard gave a physical [cent of ail vocational agriculture put abilities, and lastly, in- SELVES IN trous effect of the breaking down of CHICAGO A Week-end House Party at Lory- teachers in the state have done even- telligence. the American home. M im VAUDEVILLE H1. Bethel Conrey gave an ing school work with adult farmers Continued from The class was also shown through Fuat One promptu speech on ‘The Majority the past Ore ot these ♦he Psychopathic Hospital which Is year. was the O. I) (ion Since the School .»f Agriculture goes Vaudeville out of existence this year, there will YOUNGS be a deal of EMPRESS great Instruction tim* available which wa* formerly deeded vt THh DRIVER LESS l AR> Lvric Kvcr> Fnday ONE DAY TUESDAY class*** ONLY, to in "Horn" Forestry. 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