Few More Onhf A Weeks-- Double-Header With Can You Bear Up Denver V. Here That Long? The Rocky-Mountain Collegian This Week

Published the by Associated Students of the Colorado Agricultural College cOLUMK Xl* COI,OKA FOItT CUl.l/INS, DO. W Kl)\KSOA V, MAY I'i:)l 11, NUMBER 33 Fete Pleases Band College Celebration Goes Croup Day Band Concert Commencement Hundred Students Are Over Speaker Is To Pledged Crowd Has Election i Big Despite Bad (???) Be Dr. Bayless Large To Be 21 To Fraternities Here O' May Honorary Dr. David C. Bay lens of One of | the most complete and called fort’ Costumes, Dane New 11 pro- i the Humphreys Foundation getting, Pledges Announced successful now s College days la duction* '3 ' Artistic Cast Number Of has been scoured to deliver AU and By past history despite the Lyceum | ! Rev. Cyrus E. Albertson of in?. Kappa Kappa Psi attempt Lit Va°R)o sold about tbo Loveland Is Speaker At Is tho commencement address of the elements Postponed; Baud To Very Colorful At to offer booting :,bP Is known by Honor Exercises Mondav Meeting not and Dr. Charles Scofield, Day Held as tho gay's main sport The Play ors. for w'an j Thursday Afternoon In everyone paator of tho First Method- Gymnasium ’ when the annua) May Fa"* Swoet day show provided thrills Leroy of Paonla was elec- and Donelly James kept I| up lot church of this city, will Thousand Cob- chills The by the It. (>. House of a ted prealdent of Kappa Kappa for a good crowd and the It concert T. C. -Tb« Pal I I reputation by amusing • the The Students Honor Day speak at tho baccalaureate pro- Broom, Shirley Newsom. Harriet! was Saturday after- honorary night show drew double the band, which was ntbcdulcd as tho flreo band fraternity, during at- ’crowd in grand style, and fur- service, according to an an- gram was held Monday, May 4. Neighbors. lycoom number Hie men’s gymnasium was tho school tendance of pant to bo presented ,>ooo. i uext year, at the reg- j year*. The olshed music greatly enjoyed by in • j nouncement by the com chapel. One hundred students PI Delta Epsilon Into dance was Phiir.-day night, has been as If by magic an ular meeting of the ! equally well attended, • 1 * oil. The great of old post- Informed fraternity last number mencement were recognised as having done Journalistic for poned I committee. Fraternity Mcu complete with cob week. nearly 400 couple braving the until May 21. ,Bfleot attic, ! Aggies that attended were wel- work in their l)r. Bayless la field seerc. outstanding respec- Chester Howard. Graham How- and of Due 10 the prolonged illness antique furniture, prospects rain to dance to the corned much ad- v9 t,». I i with Jollity and for the tive lines of work, and Frederic Fry or Fierce iof tary Humphreys were ard. Edwin Tucker, Roland Wil- whs se- famous James Dr Bourne, the director, the trook*. orchestra in the • I ded to tho success of tho eve- Foundation In Denver, pledged to the thirteen national son. lected as aud Lester hand has be‘.*n unable to In this setting, blue-grsy spld- vice-president big house. prepare ning which aids honorary societies this PI Hanna Del underprlvlledged on campus. Kappa DeJat and of Norte, The itself suitably for this concert. black and green flies, secretary. morning parade has been! To thou? few the gri, ij who missed The program was as follows: Forensics Wilson Longmore. Collins The concert will be tho last boys. Fraternity frolicked undis- Fort rated ns one of the with Its: num- Ulcly fairies best I I College Day festivities. sincere Smith will be Dr. Scofield Is well known March—Processional Louis Ames, Edward Clark. treasurer and Leland Leo- ber on tills year’s lyceum course. until two children entered seven blocks of floats and "what extended It is turbed sympathy Is and in Collin* because of Mrs. Alexander Emslle Harriet nard of Fresno. The Fort Culver. Peter Freeman, California, will be have band plans to present un the attic to explore the filled you", headed by the hick' hoped that you will be able to I his splendid work at the Violin—Meditation Ruth Garlick, Scovll’e Heckart. editor. , entlrtv at this baud. enjoy them from new program truoki. j the rounds of Methodist church. (Thais) Massenet Alice Hesseltlne, John LoSasso, time. substitute for the the had fallen The rodeo got off late ' As a After children The for to a conversation, or can plan to Canzonetta G D Emerson plans tho annual band j Op .. Ambroslo Thistlewood. but concert Thursday evening they from their exertion, pirates start furnished plenty of ex-! make for them In uleep dinner, to be bold during the ■; up years to Prof. Eugene J. Camplglla and com week S«-abl>Hrs Wells, college float while Those who going should got the of bills and Dr. tention and were present In allI parade contest, *are payment Solo dances by Margaret Ives, Oratorical Contest Roland Phi their tickets Wilson. The also Sigma Epsilon walked from tbe stock room Lory requests these to be the Jack; Jimmie Lou organization greeted events, unofficially, away as Jumping j Cup Karl Balls Phi Kappa Phi the *’Hh first place among tho frater- in tlu chemistry building by Sat- paid by May 12. Please re- new pledges who were an Winners of the rodeo , Klatott and Dorothy Bush as the j j events Presentation of PI Kappa Delta Honorary Scholastic Fraternity nities. The Gamma float i urday noon. Tickets are 60c. The member that are Al- nounccd to the band that after-, were; Bronc riding. Len Wll- Ph! was diplomas jriidmotber and grandfather; Shield ... Justus Wilkinson The following have been j will elected llama, « modernistic figurine lamp In group start from the cheni- withheld for delinquent bills. Cashing and Barbara Me- noon. They were selected upon a I' first; Limon Linger, scc- legri (Address "The Biggest Moment" from the Class of 1931: silver while : lstry building Monday, Charles C. Nielson basis of scholarship, musical abil- -1 ond. aud black, the Slg May 11. at M. gffom as tha two children; Thel- Rev. Cyrus E. Albertson Clifford Barber, Kenetb Dixon. Kps bad boat 1:30 o'clock. and interest. Bareback a with oarsmen Helbig aa the doll, and ity They are: riding. Fred Cornell, J ' M. E. Church, Lovelsnd, Colo. -3i rag Richard Bourne, May Dußols Dan Ska 11a representing each social organ- Anderson sb the tin sol- first; second. Clarinet Solo Delmar Eileen Aisabelle Hanna. Del Peterson Glenn Horner, Johnson, Elmer Norte; Jos- ization on Boot race Cannon tbe campus. dier were outstand- Childress Marshall Ivan Walt Adrian particularly Tom .. Legault, Chester Leonard. eph Fry. Fierce; Held, Al- The Committee To Meet first; Amos second. Dairy Hydraulics Taylor, department received Theodore ing. N. Myers, William Olson. buquerque. M.; Stephen Simp- *wo its Those honored by the various and Miss Elit- Chair race. Fred Cornell, firef. pennants on float which ! Miss Ruth Prout Here This Noted A. Lynn Richey, Effie Lanore son. Greeley; Leland Leonard. Week-End; Many societies are as follows director the Fete, I J. Hammond Jones, second. represented a huge bottle of inilk abeth Forbes, of steinmetz. Henry Wamboldt Fresno, Calif.; Roert Crltes. Den- , Alpha 4 ’llI ' Pig race. flrs-t; that was the best friend or tbe Alpha deserve a great deal of credit for Hugh Miller, Engineers Here For Conference Glenn Williams, William Wilson. ver. Journalistic for Women Hill Goodwin, second small boy atop It. It was chosen , Fraternity the production. Elizabeth Dsv- Bill as the best float in Burton. Eleanor Lenore costume Package race. Goodwin, tho tecbinal j RteinmeU and a J The committee research with the! hydraulic* ap- j Lane, engineer is. Ann Dreher. Edna first; Vic department, and as the best all- j j Neighbors, i Euclidean committee planned and construct- ; Osternlller. tion in the United dinner “I 1 hydraulics men ular monthly meeting to Owen E. get the Blues When It Rains Blandin. Fred O. Case. | banquet May 14 at Ammons hall Thora ' j ! other event* called off ! float portrayed a House of a Dein Douglass. Viers, were on I States, will on the be held Northern hotel. meet campus , at the In Ruben J. Greffenlua, Jens H. Lom-1 runs the song, but a happy Cobweb.-", I at which they will install the fob Keith Morgan, and Eleanor Davis group] j account of the slippery truck. [Thousand and adver- j and be the guests of the Fort Col- addition, fourteen members of the Ben Schro- of bikers preferred to "One hard. F. Rice. William lowing officers: Elroy sing Time did ! tized the May Fete. Scbock, tarnished ths music for the May J not permit for the steer lins Engineers club. $ and 9. Colorado Council Little ! May j| Engineering der. Nelson Sellers, Leonard Raindrop Doesn't Mean a i-re- dent; Earl Balis, vice-presi- Fete. riding exhibitions and various The show of j evening fraternity j Among the men named on the from Dealer aud a number of the Sweet into [ man. dent; Shower", as they ptied a big \ other Ivy Evans, secretary; Harris scheduled events which | vaude ville acts was staged in Old committee it* Ralph Parshall, ouistanding Irrigation engineers j ap-’ j Unit-; IkHa licta Brla Aggie truck Thursday evening Guard, treasurer The tickets for ! poared ou the progiam Main, and played to ,i capacity ed States irrigation [ jJ investigations! • f the state are expected to attend Biological Fraternity about & o’clock. In spite of their \ the banquet are to be obtained Judges for the riding contests The Phi Kappa Tau [crowd. Fol-1 engineer, with offices in the civil] the banquet, which will bo ladles Daniel Anderson, Chester Naylor-Barksdale optimism, however, the shower j How- from Mr. Clark. included Dick lies won 1 Hraekenbury. Fort first prize hands down building. i night for the club. James and the | ard. Kraus, Art Nusa, Wil- Leslie who has came tune changed to Bob The Phi Madison, charge Collins; Swau and Ted Schaf- Taus put on a real show, Mr. To Head Scribblers For thirty-one yoars Par- The following liam Symcovitx, Edwin Tucker. ' Singlu in the Rain." With hap- men are mcm- of the entertainment has planned fer, Livermore; John Vance, one that lias probably not been shall lias been connected with the j t hers of the committee: I>. C. Bella Omirrnn py abouta and smiles, the truck an Interesting program. (ircelev; and Claude equalled In Colorado Scribblers elected Alec Shcrwin Collage day history, j Agricultural college, ; for Women Naylor moved, crowd Kenny, chairman, consulting en- Musical Fraternity carrying a happy to and have Tho banquet will begin at 6:30 from Sterling. Several men from set a very high stand first then Md Lilburn Barksdale president as a student, as a pro- : gineer of Portland. Ore.; J. C. Dorothy Ann Evan*. Helene Canon where hot j and the member* of the club Kist a supper ard for acts b* are end Cheyenns were present to help that will staged] fessor aud later as an irrigation secretary-treasurer respec- I Stevens, secretary, ai»u a cousull-! Grove. awaited them at the Lions cabin. *’rged to get their tickets as soon with the saddling and handling in the future investigations tfaiy for ths first semester of I J engineer. ng engineer of Portland; Julian Euclidean l lub the bronca. as possible. of Tbo Alpha Khos and In the fall of 1899 be •ext year. As the truck and cars neared Gamma j was Just Hinds, chief designing engineer Mathematical Society ! The vaudeville show of ten acts A. T. with -mother freshman his the cabin, tha occupants were re-' O s competed each , j signifying with the Metropolitan Water Dis- Lafayette Butler, Ivy Evans. Helen Sheppard read a tsiry 1 was presented to a other In intention of warded as a beaming rainbow large audl- black-face presentations •j taking engineering. Evans, tale called '.Ths WMie-Dllllea.” ap- trict of Southern California; Ivan , Raymond Wayne Forrest, Picnic Is Held and furnished fun By arcoss the A short a plenty while the Lambda Chi’s version '1 Five years later—l9o4 he was a 10. Hook, research James The "Smoke-Eslsrs” was the title peared sky. j jance engineer with *1 Carl Forsberg, Hoffman, for the best part of hours. time later the rainbow aied, and i two of "The Three Bears" was popu-1I professor in tbe department of U. S. bureau of reclamation 'George1 Johnson, Dale Pinkerton, of an amusing tala by Dr. Weal- the Two W.A. A. Boards Phi Kappa Tau won the w-Jth It the dark clouds, i he . pennant lar with the crowd. I civil and irrigational engineering. Etchever- Fred Reed, Raymond Rogers, la\\ eorcernlug ths romantic ad- went located at Denver. B A. ij for the beat aot. the later—l'JU he •iky cleared and their hop?*e i receiving Judges for the parade were '.Nine years gave up irrigation and Charles Shields, Alexander nnttrea of sevsrsl firemen. for a ry, professor of j Warn The executive* of W. A. A., in- unanimous vote of the judges. Miss 1. G. his duties and moonlight hike were realised. , Delpbine Dawson, King- as a professor ac- drainage at the University of Cali-, bnldt ths wifi ■ludlng both this year’a hoard and Thnriday, May 21, club The whole ' evening proved amus- born and A. H. Robinson, while eopted tho position of assistant in fornia I. C. Psi | | Florida | Arthur Johnson, school on for where he will Lieutenant Herrick Is with now j will he two pictures of mountain tho Dally Stockman, of Denver She has lived with these Indians Egg Throwing represent the local Kiwanla chap- i tha 7th Field Fori Honor senior and Junior stu- ' Artillery at ' in much time and has learned ■ ncenery reproduced original the international gave a very entertaining and ln- spent i be with ter at conven- Ethan Allen, Vermont. The lieu- each presented * color, some pen sketches of moun- Seventeen "Love's Old Sweet ; Htructlve talk to the livestock club Rome Interesting things about | prominent members tion of that organization which to Is k officer’s tenant well trained in his sub- saber. The honor 1 tsin scenery and eight picture* of f of the University of Colorado atu- 'last Monday evening. May 1. them. She told of their home life, J and aud the being held In the Florida city May freshman, 1 the campus by Grant Eddy. dent body were indieted on Jhomnre 1 Here Mr. Johnson gave a brief sur- their religion their morals and of | .1 to May 7. Song"Calling pistol shot will esch be given The : of the cattle art. Silver Sprnce staff alao re- * chaises of participating In student be vey industry during their ••flyer The Profeasor plans to away | loving cup The cadet ports a very entertaining Humori* election disorders list Wednes- Morrison Is New the past and the great advantage Another Interesting feature was about two weeks, inasmuch as he - wttory of tha rtgiment wbieb, 1 Now reached section. student that we ha\e of that are the discussion of the ceremonial l day by a investigating various of our marketing systems, ha* expects to visit parts tha paat yaar, ' Extension end It Isn't long now uutil May 15—- committee. Man the of National Noise so elaborate and efficient. dances of tha Indians. Many peo- 0 the state. * n Id peninsula the date when the annale tha fraattst efficiency Week e. an Col- . will1 Tho fate of student ]* 1 (1. opera. One of the biggest problems be- ple object to the Indiana holding government and admiration, will receive lege Day and a ball game) , he given out. with the outcome of the In- fore the livestock men of today Is there dances but she said that aoi rest* * James E. Morrison, s graduate beautiful guidon streamer em- bo to ’o vestigation Curtailment of all ( CHESTER MOORE DIES it may possible < * lo educate the public to *ho dif- far as she could see their was *®^* of the Colorado Agricultural col- r *d In Aggie colors. Any- quiet student and fraternity activities WHILE IN down to a bit of pur- ferent kinds and qualities of nothing objectionable to them. It IS PLANNING WYOMING lege In 1916 and county exten- COMMITTEE ***l*hlng to see these suit the Indictments. trophies of young man’s fan- meats, he said. was a well liked and worthwhile COURSES FOR FRESHMENf ■ accompanies the ision nt Colorado ••7 do agent Sterling. *o at the military depart- who cy. that Those indicted are William Cheater Moo.-e, attended , The livestock business has a lecture and every one hopes for the past years, was ap- whara they srs on exhlbl- ato still in is 1 Sheridan. Sid Pleasant, Leonard Aggiea for two and a half years In Tbe benches favorable outlook compared with she may return next year. Dr. Alfred Westfall chairman pointed assistant director of ex- the which t Smith. Horry Stracey, Harold 1925-28, died of spinal meningitis , place at shady spots of other businesses when we realize The club picnic will be bald at : ot a special committee met tension for the college at tba last -- ' the the Borna r ; I last week In Wyoming, and was greensword, birds that there has never been a time Llndenmeler lako Tuesday eve- Wednesday, April 29. in Dean i Graves, WaPer CUrksou, , meeting of the executive commit- are singing above (but Teels, Joseph Lanphler, Jarnct burled In Fort Collins Tuesday. up when the surplus of meat lasted ning of next week. Johnson's office, to consider post- - , tee of (he state board of agricul- Slckman, Charles Hall, Raymond had been working on a aur- we ll take a chance oa that) over a year, accordlug to Mr. Tho last meeting of the year ■ freshman week courses. Earl Lory Is Moore , ture. and frt will soon quit rain- Johnson. be when Peck, The committee is planning thee Stonxel, Lavernu Mock. Stanley veylDg crew, and when ho first will May 18 Colonel of Given one In favor the complex- its la a In to discover wheree Thomas, Irving Baser, Andrew Fellowship took sick he seemed to bo suffer- Mr. Morrisou has boeu of ing The Livestock club wilt hold regional forester, to give talk. . courses order ions of the fair ones. judging thin time It la hoped that it l the freshman fall in tbelr effort t Cook, Claude Lana and Paul Ge- —.... . ■ ing only from the flu His broth- 1 tbo outsl. tiding extension work- anuual spring contest At *rl In the state We few will to take to carry the required work. Thee mil. Lory, prominent member < er, Clarence, who graduated from < er* for several yoers. hav© a warnings Saturday, May 16. All college be possible some defi- ■ Graven the rl«os Ills thorough knowledge of the to connection: men. who have not competed in nite action toward the establish- - course will include things such asa and Teats are vsrulty of *2l sod son of , Aggies In the electrical engineer- Issue lu this *»l \ • - the palming of varloul 'loctnr’i degree In chemistry , of the Lambda Chi Alpha fratcr . general assistant to F. Imy* com? here I"'' 1 i i Hiding* and properly damage. rear IA Anderson. (or Sunday tuovles year. liahed. > lr, And w. *. P>k». nity. 1 4 Two THE RQCKT MOPWTAXW COLLEGIAN Wednesday, May n

DR. The Accident Victim AYLESWORTH RE. Rocky Mountain They Know How To Dance SIGNS AS CollegianBob’s Here’s Y DIRECTOR Entered as second-class matter at the Post Office In Fort Collins, Denver.—Dr. I). o. Aylesworth Colorado. Published every Wednesday by the Associated state director ot markets, aououo’ Students of the Banter & V. A.-Y. W. i The annual M. G. ccd today ho has submitted hi, COLORADO AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE Park C. A. Conference at Estes resignation to Gov \y. n, Adam, Printed by The Robinson Printing Company will be held on June 8-18 this effective tomorrow. Bologny students have your. Several Aggie PRIVILEGES OF WESTERN MEMBER WITH FULL INTER- Dr. stated their Inleution of . Aylesworth, who Even though a certain depart- already wilt c COLLEGIATE AND THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN 0„. INpCR- Conference, is plots his sixth ment in this college Is apparently attending the which year in 0(( , COLLEGIATE PRESS ASSN. all students in colleges Thursday, will loved more than the others, it Is open to Immediately b«,i ROOM 100. OLD MAIN PHONE 637 n and the a nationwide of . unfair to tho others for a fra- universities throughout i survey ngrlcm. turn broadcasts KARL JHL Editor honor Rocky Mountain region. Miss May which ho WILLERB, ternity to that department I bnlle vcj ill Du u senior herd, is one of w require six years. Phone 775 with a float in the college day Bois, chairmen of the EDWARD M. KREUTZER, Business Manager de. the student Con- ! para Dr. Aylesworth, ference this and Miss Mabel formerly (l] Phone 1881 M At any rate this was the year, , head of Colorado Agrlctilt opinion of tho officials, and Mote, Y. W. C. A. secretary Is a ur, college, acquired his EDITORIAL STAFF cbaii at cither lulorsst one because its faculty uiaii. Call it fraternity, from Jean Flint Associate Editor radio his son, M. 11. C. - the Y. M. or Y. W. office for float was too good, had to | worlh, houd Mary Lou Roach —- —- . News Editor of the t r leave It at home. pamphlets uml further informa- I Nation,] Robert Morrison Drosdcastlng company. .... Feature Editor tloti these of For a whole week we had been concerning ten days | Constance Berlin Editor Governor Adams Is —.. Society beauty, recreation and Inspiration expected hearing rumors about bow dry the to fill the by Elisabeth Hindi Women's Athletic Editor at Association Camp. vacanry town was going to be on Friday. appointment Editor pending selection of a Lynn Binldey ...... Sports ...... But the skies to director by came our rescue, O. E. M ESSERHCIIMITT Anna Lory Exchange Editor the civil service commission and by 1 o’clock the was the As a result of their year's work by compalltlvo examination. Robert Criles Humor Editor strong booster and* wettest It had been in quite a on personality and character Aggies 10.-t a Ka*hary □ Bishop Columnist friend when Mr. Messer- spoil. The saloon league report- building, members of the Fresh- ardent Vie Columnist Cornellson schmitt fatally Injured In an er' that It was the biggest day i THELMA HF.LBIG MARGARET IVEB man club have devised an attrac- was WHY I DIDN'T GO PROM Charles TO Mildred Proof Reader accident last they ever had. tive’ leaflet. The Freshman Code, automobile Friday Two Aggie coeds who themselves by their dancing Reeve Writer distinguished Ralph ...... Special of llu roommate We are still ov- copies of which were distributed morning south Fort Collins, My borrowed my wondering in the May Feto held in the men’s Saturday afternoon. Tuj Writer gymnasium Harriet Neighbors Special the house how advertlsor in tho My roommate borrowed er at the at the picnic held on Tuesday eve- was a consistent nty Miss Ives’ dance of the Jumping .Jack and Mrs. Helbig’s Rag Doll Cir and missed foot- My roommalo borrowed clowns figured on getting a ning at Bingham Hill. On the Collegian never a BUSINESS STAFF dance were both greatly enjoyed by the audience. my cash ball My roommate Scofield nail keg of white mule from front of each leaflet is the sil- *OOlO or other athletic con- borrowed my Clarence .... «... * Circulation Manager ,p; Mrs. Burro. test if it were possible to attend. —M. I. T. Vuo Graham Howard - Advertising Manager houette of a modern college girl, Doo. Inside the Wayne A. Brubacher Assistant Advertising Manager We pity the little pigs who had A REVIEW OF and on tho appears follows: he to suffer all the way around the code. which To I REPORTERS the Center" and be track because of the hold that "Strong at to Bhlrley Cram Rodger Wright Otis Cox The "Freo ut the Circumference" those on Chimes of Normandy a DRESSES bronc-busters had their BUI Edith Harry Sayer SnoddeFly Scilley will sincere, loin. They are probably wonder- college girl be; Glenna Nix Eleanor Hermann The Davis Evelyn production on April 27 and l combined to give to Robert Plan- natural, ing how the Aggie girls can stand straightforward, thought- and Elisabeth Burton Orlln ScovlMe Emma Wise Cleaned Pressed 28 of “Chimes of Normandy" by ’ queue's comic opera a glamour ful, cheerful, appreciative, the necking that they get from post- James Hoffman Virginia Brown Jeanne Warner tho college Conservatory of Mu- ■ seldom achieved In amateur muni- dependable, these aqueere-mcn. ed, socially refined, GIVE OS A TRIAL Wadn McClure Harriet Culver Collette Weiss sic was very successful and well [ cal efforts. enthusiastic, scholarly, and will Phyllis Theobald Lyle Ltndesmtth Ben Gvlrts Anybody that hold can a deserving of the high praise ac- • To point out stars among the have High Ideals.” VVUlle Elmore Albert Kamm Stanley Boehme squirmy squealing pig by one corded it by those present. The l would bo hard to do. Dorothy cast This group of girls will continue ! Edna Richard ride horse the smoothness which Schmidt the Cleaners Neighbors Bourne Carl Nellson leg and a at characterized t as good-for-nothing next College year as sophomoros, under Louis Edwards Wilson Rice Sam Lamb same time Is a good man; at the entire performance, the splen- ■ Serpolehte. consistently delighted the sponsorship of Miss Mury 112 WEST LAUREL PHONE 1144 Ralph Plummer Mildred Fulkerson Fred Cornell rate he wouldn’t be like- didly trained choruses, the excel- ■ her audience with the sparkling any Ilowe, recently elected member of Anna Lory Merlin Potts Charles Patton ly to drop a dead pigskin lence of the voices of those l manner in which she acted cast her tho Advisory Board. Mrs. Luella lmogcne Cope Helen Maxwell Shirley Miller while running down a foot- in important fine • Donald Nash Bailli made parts, the act- part. as Tucker, who has been elected ball field. and the colorful costumes all 1 excellent of ing, use unusually agile president of the Board, has been contribute much fine STUNTS CRUISED • leg 3 to com- sponsor of the Freshman club this edy. Tom Wilson as a notary al- year. QUALITY There has been no little criticism coming students, fac- so wan responsible for numerous members, and to the effect that .several frater- ulty townspeople laughs. The Amicae HASH-REHASHED club enjoyed a j ALWAYS stunts went bit too fur at the < mv College vaudeville, The baritone voice of Preston nity a Day breakfast picnic Friday morning themselves Murphy was an outstanding fea- Several men oxpn ,pr| as having as their last meeting of the year. staged Friday night. Down at Boulder have BETA PHI’S WOULD WIN they of the and he -1 ture production, was dates to this show. About 20 girls were In attendance. regretted taking no Miss Baker at the head of the 1 Phone Nebraska university students called upon to give a Urge num of whether We realize that the intention- the various groups, library, and it has been difficult her of encores. Dorothy Hot k“r in BETTER. are busy this week getting their | The first business Ht times to maintain meeting of their acts were well or presented, were of the best. How- anything poorly for the ' the role of Germaine, tho lost old cars ready Dally Ne- the Cabinet held like “study hour" quiet. As a was Monday eve- ever, we arc also of the that if better attention were given raskan’s first annual col- 1 marchioness, was also recognized opinion “old to the Senior consequence It recently became ning plan Farewell, tlie fraternities to their acts next would reflect car” In which the 1 for her fine soprano voice, and by year they great- lege contest, which has been tentatively necessary to deny certain students sot for ; practically all of her solo num- v automotive ICE CREAM credit this institution, and or.ld much more satis- campus wrecks will be May 19. er on prove the use of the building. bers were recalled. paraded about the stato fair factory to the audience. We use the term “better attention” be- The Silver and Gold comments Professor Alexander Emslie, In grounds race track. fSTN^aP^ believe it is broad the that on the situation this: cause we enough to include opinion addition to deserving credit for “There Is a possibility of inter- DEAN SPEAKS TO Tcetli In It of the features of night’s show were directing and staging the produc-l most objectionable Friday sorority and inter-fraternity com- BANQUET GROUP By now we suppose mo t of the himself a finished per-! the result of preparation. petition for the title of owner of tion, gave inadequate student body knows that tl.o rule WOLFER’S the most dilapidated car,” formanco as Gaspard, the miser. Dean Arthur Johnson spoke at It is a sad but true fact that whereas comedians of the : ac- stage concerning library conduct has His voice and acting in this diffi- the and Son of cording to a news dispatch. Mother banquet and much in the “Whiz hu- been enforced. Certain screen can put across way of Bang” actually combined cult part to hold his au- the high school lil-Y, Monday eve- & Market a College Grocery Such contest would be de-1 have been from j and and ama- I students excluded mor vulgarity without being criticized, collegians dience spellbound. ning, May 4. Dean Johnson at sug- void of interest Aggies—the tha*. building because dis- they The fine rendition of the teurs cannot.. ' seated the subject of his talk to ACROSS FROM CAMPUS Beta Phi’s would make a clean turbed others who were using the sprightly choruses of tho "Chimes i t»e “about twenty miuutes." We feel, that this editorial docs not express the sen- ■ sweep of things. perhaps, library for its proper purpose. TO EAT of Normandy” was perhaps tho j EVERYTHING GOOD timent of the entire student body, and any taking exception may As a progressive newspaper feature of the local production. Victory does count THE not nearly OPTIMIST ever of the the PHONE answer in the columns of the Collegian. Jealous rights of to 305 FREE DELIVERY SERVICE | And in addition produ. Ing very ; o much as how you play the A news dispatch says: students, wo suppose we should pleasing music, each member of j ‘tame.-—Gene Tunney. j’SjSTbLSsSfi' m JESfrEUSSSft “King Alphoqso says he hasn’t protest aaginst this high-handed ch ~Z*m r-J the chorus contributed to the I 1— THE HIKERS CLUB lost bit of his He a power. only action on tho part of the faculty. high calibre of the acting. STEPPING INTO A MODERN WORLD of left town because ho can’t use It But strangely enough we Last week we stood in the window the Spruce office and approve Praise is also due to the work 1 more.’* of it highly. members any the orchestra. watched the Hikers club congregating for a moonlight of 188 *: ;r - ■- T it. .at s one way of looking at As we have so often said, we hike. How vve envied them! How we would have enjoyed going believe the offending students with if it weren’t that too darned to hike! rc them, we arc just lazy Tho Interlocking Grip constitute so small a portion of of it close the student bod" A moonlight hike with no hiking appeals to our sense case—- Love, seems, on inspec- that their at- Books tion. tempts to turn the library into a why can’t one be held? Is lots like golf—a spring in- club house should be looked do admire of upon But seriously, vve and envy members the Hikers fection. as a minority action. Tho vast the and and that rlub. They have pep vim to step out sec portion RELIGION COMING OF AGE 1 A crowded course each afternoon, majority of the student body Sellers of the which is would like to see it too-—if it By R W. world near us—we A crowded car beneath the moon. wishes t 6 study there, and we are adjusting We drive and dub each in favor of Is religion gradually could be done from an automobile. We have a sneaking feeling p at golf an action that will itself to the changed outlook upon outdoors much day, work toward this end. that we love nature and the great just as as they the world and human life which , Then drive and love our nights The students who were ex- but haven’t the ambition to walk between let alone do, we classes, modern science has brought in its away. cluded from the library probably of wake? tramp through miles trackless prairie or mountain valleys. We each feel practice sport more very foolish by now, and a-e In of Our is that will come “Religion coming age,” n't hope someday something along ' and more, thoroughly resolved that such an Professor Sellars maintains that end into inside of a to throw ' Hoping to improve our action will never again be neces- spur »■- activity—create us longing score. religion is centering upon human sary. May we aside our lethargic disposition and become one of those disciples express the hope life here and now. It Is becoming k It makes no difference where you that the forty or fifty others who of the outdoors. We are for the Hikers club —more great strong a loyalty to human values and a are. have misbehaved and who have to Vm! passionate endeavor for their fur- power What kind of course, what brand so far escaped punishment make therance. Almost Insensibly, tho of car; their resolutions before they arc old supernatural framework is be- TENNIS IN THE MUD In fairway, rough, sedan or coach, subjected to embarrassment. ing replaced by a frank naturalism A heap depends upon approach. Mud! Mud! Mud! admits that is will which man a part Success come your way If you when tennis It's a sight matches arc upon you of nature. Lat, with this disheartening 1 Will only learn to follow through. Mrs. Coy Talks To court in that boasts new naturalism, there goes a sense and there's not a single cement tennis a city You never need to fear the rough. of man's power to create and of over 12,000 souls. But it’s what Aggie tennis players arc con- If all your lies are good enough. I Aggie Faculty Club achieve, feeling of confidence —Montana a fronted with almost daily. Raimiit H 1 and power. The result will be a I The Faculty club held its It is difficult to from griping in a situation of this kind. keep humanism of a new type, devoted 0 j monthly dinner In the patio at Thousands and thousands of dollars are spent annually for foot- V\ m:\ GREEK CHEATS GREEK to the cultivation of what Is true, Ammons hall Monday evening. A beautiful. ball, which exercise to or men, and little number good and gives physical thirty forty large of the faculty were Who out and or nothing for a sport which countless hundreds enjoy. Not a l took mo got me i present and election for the fol- soused. The football the Aggie would stay out more than a lowing year was held new -0 player on squad ANNOUNCEMENTSENIOR bead in bathtub Then my the 1 officers are: Dr. L. W. Durr ell, week with equipment comparable to dirt courts in wet weather. doused, president: Mias Sarah Kettle. §ec- And yet the Green and Gold raequetcers do practically no grip- ’ And all dHy Sunday kept raoi retary; and Miss Merle Goodwin, when the and do • Last chance for • ing—they practice they can, go to meets the best housed? treasurer. announce- • • meats. Absolutely no orders and My brother. they can, never let out a peep. The speaker of tho evening was • will be taken after this week. • Mrs. Burglss Coy. who Tennis is a at not from an inter- presented • legitimate sport Aggies, only Unless orders are In by Satur- • ct Who dragged me up tho stairs a delightful picture of the Hawai- • * collegiate, but also from an intra-mural and individual standpoint. day night, seniors neglecting that night, Islands. THE THINKER” ian She told of mouths • to order announcements by * We believe a united front on the part of the students would rcra- And said as he turned out the spent in a beautiful American • that time cannot ge-t them. • this light. sdy situation. home among oriental gardens an«: • The class has been alpha- • ’You can’t take a drink with- Japanese servants. - If • a helically divided, so you ... version out getting tight"? telephone EGGS AND • • POLITICS My brother. want announcements, please Who picked my lock when I went • see or csll the person who has • The towing of hen fruit at Colorado university fraternity out. • • The name Electrical out your name. Thinker be in volume of Who took me on that last And wore my Tux to the Junior might ap- of calls, number telephen* houses with of that few but a C. U. an accuracy aim politician • * « The following la a list of to one unit of care Mind date. Rout, plied telephone apparatus. and miles of wire cannot be taken attain has thrown the of southern • could campus our neighbors workers: • it is let me all we ate. And Technically known a typ** And pay for brought it baa to me in- as Sender and is merely bv an enlarged use of existing into an The aftermath of the affair finds their • to A. • uproar. coining Then dropped behind at the box out? Thomas Adams Lynn into action side brought each time a call is made • of • apparatus. elections; and the from gate? Coffman. Inclusive, see Phil student body cancelled, bring promise office My brother in dial central a panel office. means of Toserve • Riddell, 673; • By the telephone that that unless My brother. phone A. B. continually growing the powers be student government shall cease electrical • * mechanism, it records the taw Colllflower to Lee Haubrlch, or “remem- needs of the nation, k will always be Who dated my girl and those guilty of these arts of vandalism arc brought to justice, and swiped * • ',c* see Virginia Brown, bers” the dialed number and the er Who asked me how much Jack my notes. I phone routes call of Bell Svstem men to devise, refine, P student sentiment can elimination of such tactics in • • guarantee I d 462; Fred Haxtnn to Dean to the line. got. And used my car to sow wild proper and manufacture new kinds of equipment • • future political campaigns. And cried while pocketing oats Mabaffey, see Vera Dam- The the steady expansion of the Bell as • System such The Thinker. Norlin has described the situation as dis- mann, phone 699: Leonard • President being lot, I And painted my shoes with three • Mitchell to Orlln Scovllle, • graceful, while Dean Lester lias placed the inquiry in the hands “If you ask for this hack yon green coats? • see Louin Manewal, phone * ought, to he shot’’? My brother. of the A. S. ('. C. council. My • 113; Nelson Kellers to Dick • brother. { -PiK Pan flier. BELL SYSTEM Mi* "arions factions the • Student leaders o l political on 0. U. • Yule. K**e Chet Howard, phone

• have time • campus loudly d.solaimed any knowledge or responsibility voting outwardly Cannes, as u general rule, hardly more than 1660.

• have of riffle the calm waters Any one needing culling * of the acts committed, and thus placed the task clearing a on of everyday campug life, and though I • cards may order them at the * of the committee. of course the tactics the the situation in the hands investigating employed hy Boul iNitK-CONNECTING M",'-

_Tgg_ROCXV MOnWTAIW COLLEGIAN Three Dorothy Bunn epeut Saturday and Sunday at her homa In Den- Y Conference ver. Home Ec. News t X X The new, smart sha4e In Barbara Bayllss of Denver was June 8 weekend the a guest at Gamma Begins Within the wook past tho de- Phi house. partment of home economics has 2 2 2 Aggies To Be Represented rocolved those Interesting bits Footwear Thomas Adams, Eddie Hilincs. i society of news from lta recent graduates. At Estes Park Meet andllerbert Sandal were among j Mary Work (1926) has just re- the This Mechanical Engineering atu- 1 Summer ceived with at the appointment of Lab- charming styles eniy deuts who visited the Colorado oratory Technician at. tlio hospit- Fuel and Iron Students from seven states in works In Puoblo al at Klamath, Ore. -.w vu the Rocky Mountain urea will —^r-W->n^ VMt . you 2 2 2 Harold expects to do graduate work. The problem for this conference, Cunningham. Carmen she has received an increase Adcle” 1 t X in hew l'hlllipine Anderson spun the which annually attracts inexpensive shoe- Potts and Kenneth 2 2 2 approxim- from l’i Zola of Lambda Murphy spent salary $lOO to $l6O a month. Gamma Chi weekend An extMtnely in Denver. Oscar Baer ately 400 students, will provide attractive one- smartness is if the weekend at ‘heir homes In and Edgar Nichols Maintenance, ... you Al"h i announce the pledging of Including board, which wkl 2 2 2 discussion most strap you enjoy the San Luis Valley. spent the weekend in Denver. on the perplexing Come in to- M. of room and laundry is provided In wearing. Note the 'rptfit grain shop lirre! fred Hostbeck Ogaliala. Mrs Is ham oi Brighton visited 2 2 2 and interesting problems of XXX uddltton to tho salary tnnmmig! to these Neb. named. day see pretty her daughter, Jean, the American life. International at Theta Buzz Sayer and Bill Schrosder Theodore Rowe of Denver visit- co- 2 2 2 house Saturday styles! afternoon edthe house from Monday operation and understanding, nat- Margaret McFadden (1030) were at their homes In Denver to Sat- Beta I’hl Alpha announces the 2 2 2 ional political who hae been teaching over the weekend. urday. cntanglumeuts, pro- English. t pledging of Leo Erlon or Yuma, Miss Mary Anne Maxwell hibition, the interpretation of the Spanish and typing at Fort Lewi at- 2 2 2 2 2 2 F coio. the tended Slg Ep dance in Denver Mary world brought to us by modern (In lieu of homo economics) I,ouls Manowal spent Saturday Lou Roach spent tho 2 2 2 Saturday evening. weekend In rueblo. physical science and psychology, writes that she expects to attend and Sunday at his home In Chey- J.C. PENNEY GQ Marriages 2 and some of the the first term of tho 2 2 enne. 2 2 2 aspects of our summer ses- Florence Stevenson was married Leila and Mrs. Berlin, Alice Marie economic system will receive at- at Leland Stanford univer- 2 2 2 Moses spent the weekend sion, May ilrst to the Reverend Henry 150 SOUTH [ Schrcpfcrman. and Art in tention. For these discussions sity, electing courses in English COLLEGE Lounsbury Nelson Selters motored to Gree- Greeley. j of Denver Green were guests at the Sig Alph and addresses, and and house ley Saturday. 2 2 2 men women Spanish. 2 2 2 on College Day. Mary Jasper. Mona i f wide experience and fame will Because 2 2 2 Kay and Le- of the many favorable Tri-Dells held an Informal 2 2 2 ila Berlin be brought to the student confer- Frank Sherman of Loveland w«»re weekend guest' comments made regarding the dance Thursday house evening. Dale Morris and Louie Edwards ence. was a guest at the A. G. R. house at the Delta house. Home Economics Club float. It : The guests were: Messrs. Phil 'brut the weekend in Iu addition to the consideration is word of Denver. during the weekend. 2 2 2 thought a explanation Riddell, Phil Kuobel, Ralph Hliep- 1902 I 2 2 2 of specific situations and problems be 19*1 2 2 2 Thelma Bradtke spent the may of Interest. EDMONDS herd. Don Davis, Laurence | Carl- Jue Chick and Cecil Wilson, of a very practical nature, It is Bi.l Goodwin spent Friday and weekend at the Delta house. Clarcnco Scofield. The insignia used the son, Harold both of l’ueblo, visited planned to thru tho entire as cen- j their .Saturday In Boulder. 2 2 2 carry f-n Kay ter motif on either sldo Sport Jackets ; Dtfion. Hoffman, Al rdtlids In Fort the conference a series of addresses ot the Collins over 2 2 2 Dorothy Shine and Miss Mit- Al Wise. Reeve, float, was an of KigiJ’ Ralph j weekend. Joe been dealing with the meaning of re- enlargement the ! has teaching Prof, and Mrs. were McCain were chell weekend visitors from FATHER JACKETS IN BROWN, Ulnkley. Orville Nelson, National Home Economics GREEN, RED Lynn Chet school in Pueblo since graduation ligion in the world today. goal dinner guests at the Phi Tau Denver at the Delta house. McMillan. Garland which is used on letter heads AND Lfndberg. Bill i and Wilson has been This will Involve discus- and BLACK ; working in house Friday evening. 2 2 2 open Benny Nordell, Bos:-! publications. While the Berlin, Duke Phoenix. sion on the sources of religion, the placards j 2 2 2 Betty Horton and Miss PRICE J0.95 Iloris- the ion. Gus Nowlon, John Tromcr. at front suggested ihe three 2 2 2 Sunday significance of Jesus, the place of dinner guests at the engton. Trl-Dcltas from C. U., major fields recognized in Home FRENCH FLANNEL IN 2 2 2 Betty Lou Loss and Jean Main- Phi Tau the organized church in modern JACKETS STRIPES $5,95 house were: Judge and were callers Saturday at tho Delta Economics. Gamma chapter of Beta Phi Al- land from Chi chapter society, and the current trends lu { | stayed at Mrs. Fred Stover: Mr. and Mrs. C. house. "’lebra-ted Its rSa twenty-rirst j lie KD. lodge Saturday night. R. Evans and religious thinking. j t daughters, Mary X 2 2 Frontiers Day Banquet at the 2 2 2 June. Among the leaders secured at Dorothy and Bobble; and Misses Moure and Dugan of STAR DUST 3. the Isu.h* Sunday. May Alumni Miss and present time are Kirby Page, Mrs. Brest-low and Mrs. Upton Fortune Miss Madison Greeley, were Saturday nigh: editor prtAcut were: Mrs. Marian Wood- of of the World Tomorrow; Of all the things a kies can do! | were visitors at the Kappa Delta Longmont. guests aooooDoaooooooooo at the K. D. lodge Saturday aft- Where Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A. only thistles grow— versity visited the Phi Delt house Steele and Iddings spent Fri- or- Mr. and Mrs. . ernoon. Don't ask me how I know Purvln of Ken- ganizations in this region. Prac- these For Friday. | day in the mountains. Mother’s imk. Mrs. 2 2 2 things. Day Engclking and Lucillo tically every local Christian As- 2 2 2 2 2 2 Mis. Hazel Jacobsen and Ethel I only know I Bag* Iking of Colorado Springs, | sociation has indicated its inten- know. H. B. Hayden and Brother Ev- Burton went to inti Robert Parks were at the Windsor Sunday 10th and Mrs. Snodgrass of guests Sig Alph tion of sending a delegation. In- —College Humor. May of ane Foster, Greeley were at the ; to visit his girl friend. Colorado house for dinner Friday night. Springs visited the Beta formation concerning tho member- Phi Delt house Friday. 2 2 2 2 2 2 Horseback Riding MARTHA WASHINGTON Phi bouse during the weekend ship and plans of the associations i Spring * »t Phone Lindherg. Tromer and Carlson Canvon Ranch. 182513. t s t Sunday dinner guests at the S. on this campus may be secured Jay Kent was in Denver over —Adv. or attended the track meet at Boul- i Helen Sheppard A. E. house were Mr. and Mrs. 1 j thru the local officers. and Mildred the weekend. dsr last Monday. Wendell Martin, Mr. and | MISS SAYLOR’S CANDY Hoffman spent the weekend in Mrs. 2 2 2 2 2 2 Denver. I George Emery. Hazel Jacobsen. Lester Laird was a dinner guest THE SKEPTIC I-«a Fay Hoffmaji and Al Wise 2 1 Ethel Parks, and Kay Swain. For Mother MOTHER’S DAY CARDS 2 2 at the Phi Delt house Saturday. went to the Chanticleer pany at 2 2 2 We met a -thousand Fred Trefersou was a visitor a-t 2 2 2 years ago, | Laramie, Saturday morning. Peggy Walker spent the week- (1 think that's what she said). Parker Fountain Pens DON’T OVERLOOK the .Sigma Chi house Saturday. George Fuller and Merlin Potts YOUR MOTHER 2 2 2 ' ud v biting in Denver. It may be so; I only know 2 2 2 went to Greeley for the tennis

Dick - Yule. Floyd Jones, and Sig Her mouth was red. $2.75 $5.00 2 2 2 meet Saturday. very Myra Jensen was a guc.it at Linden weekend Lar- Lois Kent of Brighton was a spent the at •he Sigma Chi house Saturday. 2 2 2 See Our Duette «mle. Sets weekend at the Gamma Phi We were two cells The guest Garland protoplasmic 2 2 2 McGlothlln attended Campus Shop Beta 2 2 2 (Or something of the kind). house. the Lorettr Heights Prom in Den- Dan Stills and Robert Barsch 2 It may be so; I know 2 2 ver Friday George Newlon and Karl Wil- only drove to Denver Saturday. night. Her beauty College Inn Mrs. Morris of Denver spen* the Irrs motored U> Denver Saturday. made me blind. 2 2 2 2 2 2 weekend with her daughter Mar- X 2 t Mrs. Humphrey was a guest at Floyd Booth spent the weekend hundn garet. Colonel Newlon dinner We’d meet again a 1 sues I the Sigma Chi house Sunday. on a house, patty at Brook Forest was a 2 2 In ages to be 2 guest at the Nu house yet . . . 2 2 2 near Denver. Sigma Fs3i €* Avery Starbl. i Georgia Stu- 1 It may be so; I only know Sport Everyday 2 2 2 Monday. Tom Reid spent the weekend in bie of wer- weekend visi- I'm meeting her at three. Greeley Bill made 2 2 2 Denver. Russell a business tors at the Gamma - hi house. —Goblin. trip to Virginia Dale Saturday. Hal Dawson went Longmont 2 2 2 ’o | Frocks 1 I : 2 2 2 Thursday and Friday. Dinner guests the Lambda at Helen Krombeck. Lois Kent, '■ Rod: She’s terribly snub- a Potts and James Chi house Sunday were: Dorothy Joe Grasse V Clifford Womack ot Brighton were ; nosed, isn’t she? Carl Bills went to Eaton Sat- j Carbon. Lucille Hill, and Virginia were in Colorado Springs over the Coeds! Sunday dinner guests at the Gam- Tod; Yes, hut It makes her urday. Mi'- hell of Denver, Roberta Tap- , weekend. ma Phi Beta house. kisses mighty convenient. 1 1 j ley and lola Buskohl of Fort Col- 2 2 2 You w ill 2 2 2 —West Point Pointer. UI get a Brother Walt Steele went to Greeley lin-. and John Hill. Bill Bosco, Paul Wisdom wag at , Lucille Torlemke of Oberlin, Saturday. Md Nick Jones of Denver. the Phi Delt house Saturday. Kansas, was a Sunday dinner “What la an organiser?" thrill when 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 guest at the Gamma Phi Beta "Aw, he's the guy that make ' Dorothy Carlson Bob Lavoie visited the Sigma ! Brothers spent the Naylor. McGuire. Max* iiouse. music In church." see Nu house Monday. our weekend at. her home in Fort Lup- you *«ll and Pledge Stephens spent 2 I 2 —-West Point Pointer. 2 It’» Soil in I I to 11. 2 * 'he weekend in Denver. Kathleen McCaskill spent Fri- John in thr Clinic of life to 2 2 2 Peters spent the weekend Where friend* meet and eat— j magnificent 2 2 2 day and Saturday In Wlieatrldge. at hie home In Mead (into an opiouiftrli nl Misses Marian Dooley. Joyce The Collego Cafetorla.—Adt. iua tiini.al con i\< i tin Tri 2 2 2 »<« rviiininnlion li Zeia Dooley, and Nsorni Van Horn were oio year. of of Lambda Chi Alpha consist Ulys Crey-Jones went to Chey- variety weekend at the Pin Donnelly James and Mi, Store guests Gamma Kkception.il ralum In lug of D. U.. C. L‘ and C A. C. enne Saturday and Sunday. our re- Beta house spent the weekend at the Sigma ! built wnfrhri, all afylee dresses. Ex- chapters *« held Saturday. There J J i * ( Nu house. FRED EVAN 2 2 2 and mnk<*«. I a meeting in the afternoon Dean Johnson and his daughter. O P T O M E T R |y j Emma Willis spent the weekend 2 2 2 T followed by a banquet the Nor- I Miriam, Sunday dinner clusive at were HODGSON’S 116 So COLLEGE AVE design- at her home In Arvada. thern at which one hundred nnd ; cuo.st:- at the Sigma Cnl house. . Among the Slg Epg from Ag- Hotel 2 Armstrong BMg. 2 2 who attended the All Stair- ninety-six were present. After 1 11 gies ing and novel Margaret Mumford was a week- the banquet everyone adjourned | Mary Jasper was a dinner guest Dance at Denver Saturday night ( ' end guest of her shter, Grace to for Chi house were; Central hall n dum . Mu* I | at the Slgniu Sunday. Bill Vaughn, Hal Schwalm. Mum ford. trimmings Herb •lc was furnished by the Pace- 2 2 2 Cooper, Charles Patton. I 2 2 2 FRATERNITIES makers. Ralph Wood ’3O. has returned Ray Friable, Sterling Vaughn.}! t make Virginia went to Den- these * Kliugner Bob Schafer, Ryan, 2 2 [ to Fort Collins. Bob Ned ver Saturday. *ni Isabella Manowal attended the 2 2 2 Bradford, Chet Gell, Clarence i i 2 2 2 I Sig Alph Formal In Laramie Fri- George Milton and Jim Mcln- McGovney, Hugh Field, Dick Wll- ! quality crepe Mr. and Mrs. Mcßroom of Colo- Carmon Childress, I lly night. tyre were guests at the Sigma Chi hod, Charles!} SORORITIES rado Sprirgs spout the weekend in j houso during the college day ac-1 Myer. and Kenny Godby. and >hantung Fort Collins visiting their daugh- Fresh, Delicious Just received a shipment of tlvltlu. 2 2 2 j| j ter Barbara. rla -v summer (tresses from New t t t DEAUVILLE dresses an 2 t 2 Kenny Shank* Bert and Har- ] York Come and Messrs. Stagnei Neighbors, City. up see i , I it Gold ! Carl Betz spent the weekend at old Sandberg spout the woekend 1 Dairy ( them. Julian’s Sample Shop. Gardner and Hartley all of Long-1 SANDALS his home iu Loveland at Denver. ! outstanding HO South Avc. Phone niout were weekend guests at the for College t ICE CREAM dessert sandals in || Ws.—Adv. Sigma Chi house. Imported woven MII.IH(KH KKIXY—-CoameiologiM and Beauty H|»cclaliNt. tan and black will that notes. 2 2 2 brown, or IfJ give you group I % I 'piiiuriDg Ihe new stcum-oil permanent with wave ami and white combinations. all Mel Davis and Mini Wlltnore] push P sary pop to finish the term. ringlet ends- white or brown—- . spent the we< kend at their homes |j Watch for 1 in Wheatrldge. COURTHOUSE BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP Sunday Specials |J $ 95 2 2 2 1.17 \V MTV. raORM 46.1 s2.9B to $3.95 and Q.«a>, t. I KMX ~l«iiiiil.lln r.. M J o voooMooo oonn nlwtiwMTmi«&i^jD^LaDvu^iaamj'ifMWKmnn Four IHK HOUKY MOUNTAIW COLLEGIA!* Wi'.lnesrtii.y, May fi,

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weight; Frlsblo, first; Schwaljn, "Those Sunday blue second. being carried too far.” Dubois Will Gather ‘‘Why So?” Specimans NEW SPORTS After presenting the Intramural SETS WORLD RECORD ADDITIONAL "They kicked a man awards. Coach Hughes presented oui 0( eh urch for sjngluir beautiful award of bass i For a a gold trout a,. Museum This Summer night.”—Wwbfoot. Aggie to S. Arthur Johnson, of And Denver U. greatest Airies all anglers. Read the Ads. c? Denver Explorer, W ho Spoke Here This Winter, Will Travel Through Dutch Guiana By Means To Doubleheader Of A Bellanaca Hydroplane Play Graduation Gifts aerial j'n scientific axpod 1 lion, I I a great part of his life in the trop- Coach Joe Ryan Is To Make No Radical Change In which will explore approximately! icnl countries, having lived in Ja- Wc have stock of j i Lineup F rom Last Week’s Game; Pioneers Lose a complete appropriate graduation gifts. 50,000 square miles of uncharted J va. Sumatra and Dutch Gulena, Game To Teachers Them No Edge Giving We invite in and Jungle in Dutch Gulena, will col- and was born in tbe Dutch East you to come see them. lect specimens for the Aggie mu- Indies on an expedition of his fa- Dcn\r University's veteran C. U. they can practically coast seum, as well ms for other insti- ther, who Is Internationally known team practically bad the baseball to the championship as Colorado C C. Stone & tutions. Th* ex- for his discoveries. Co., Jewelers championship’s In the bag until should beat Teachers again and pedition will Tho personnel of Mr. Dubois' last Friday when Teachers came Aggies at least once whihe will li, SO. COLLEGE PHONE W leave In July* 105 Four both practically of expedition, which lias not ye< been along and beat them 5-4. put teams out under the lead-1 have chance for the the running. announced, will be of great inter-, teams now a crshlp of Jean! championship with only C. C-. and cst to Aggies, as will the collec- M. F. Dufiolsl tions which the forestry, botany Mines definitely out of the race. of Denver, whos The and zoology departments expect to ] 40 Medals For spoke at Am-I D. I and C. U. meet next Wed- receive from the trip. mons hall on p nesday in a game which should BUOY'S VIOLET. fourteen-yea T-old Guernsey cow. makes Intramural February 2 3 BELL champion- 17,235 pounds of milk aqd 959 pounds of butter fat In year's practically decide the Armstrong Hotel under the aus- ' t< st started 2nd, 1930. and In D. "Mother, what is that tramp April completed April Ist, 1931, setting ship. their previous game Sports Given of the-. new world record for production, all breeds included, at her age pices U. was returned the winner by a doing with that piece of wrap- Caters to Pure bred dairy cattle are vocation with her owner, J. C. Penney, Forestry club. £ one run ntarg*... Teachers and j ping paper'.’ noted chain store merchant and agriculturist who says. "Dairy cows | The chl f be counted Coach AND FRATERNITY e y are manufacturing plants and purpose of breeders should be to de- | Aggies .an neither one Hairy Hughes COLLEGE BANQUETS "Hush, darling, that is a col- | the u and maintain continued economical purposes of velop high production.'' w out of the race as yet altho Ag- Awards Honbrs At lege graduate with his diploma." AND PARTIES party of seven explorers and cam- gies still have D. U. or C. C. to —Wet Hen. Monday Chapel with sound and color and also°a with Teach- Ask era-men, What is stated by dairy cattle ley's Chamber of Commerce. A play game Phone 1500 for Mr. Post film equipment, are to obtain sci- I I w on three | authorities to he a new world's i joint meeting of Northern Colo-' ers. Teachers games In the Honor Day program in entific collections and to make a w-eek. ‘Have you ever had the gout?" recOid in production for milk cows i rado J. C. Penney stores will also I J during the past . hapel on Monday, May 4th, Coach timber survey of the hardwoods in cork wrist." 12 1-2 of has Just medals to "Yes, sir, my over years age, lie held. Efforts are being made \ D. F. seems to have the edge Harry Hughes gave in the Du*tch Guienas. The Field SERVICE "What was that?" | been established by Bello Buoy's by the local Manager, Mr. Philips! having two good pitchers in Hitt forty-four students who achieved FOR MASTER PHONE 940 Museum In Chicago has authoriz- Violet 14 in intramural "Iu the wrist I draw cork.-; with 1 a yoar old, pure-bred to bring Mr. Penney to Fort Col- and Byers and a veteran infield. honors contests in ed Dr. Dubois to gather small i Guernsey owned by J. C. Pcn- track and boxing. sir." cow lins Friday and Saturday. !'Should they win their game from There have take pic- mammal groups and to ncy, internationally known merch- been ninety medals awarded this —Rutgers Chanticleer. tures of the animals In their nat- ant and agriculturist. year with over 360 men participat- ural habitat. Belle Buoy's Violet was put on ing. Tbe following received med- DeLuxe Cleaners will be made In NOTH i; 1930 The trip a Bel- test on April 2nd, and was AT THE FOX AMERICA als in track—BBo yard run; Gray, lanco hydroplane in order that milked steadily for 365 days. first; Stimson, second. 220 yard landings be made on the jun- Euclidean club banquet May may For the first five and a half low- hurdles; Maurice, first; Rid- OPPOSITE P. O. ON W. OAK STREET I There is an actual living-and- old and nearly six feet tall. gle rivers, and will be haz- 14. Tickets must be secured very from months of the test period, she was dell, second. Hammer throw; ; breathing, ‘n-therflesh "Skippy", Jackie Cooper, who plays the the Interior to Prol. Clark Monday night, May ardous, as region by milked twice a day and for the re- Hannah, first; Conklin, second. j j while he could not title role in the picture, was chos- Wendell P. Martin be Is of the few 11. Also guestß to who, possibly explored one re- give name mainlng six and a half months, Shot Conklin, | of the put: first; Smith, in the Paramount picture en because he was a maining unmapped portions in Trof. Clark No tickets after appear copy «he was milked three times a day. i second. High Jump; Lankford, v- i si«>n of this famous syndicate original lovable little rogue, and the world. Mr. Dubois has tho spent Monday night. j The total production during 1 first; Hitchcock, second. 120 t iturc. opening Sunday at the no small weight in the decision | 365 day period, was 17,235 lbs. yard high hurdles; Rasmussen. I nevertheless carried of Fox America theatre, was by tbe opinion 97 OUT OF 100 MEN ARE j of milk and 959 lbs. of butter j 'first; Roth, second. Pole Vault; < ; Members Return From has imbued the scenes with all those v.ho best know Crosby, the j Faculty I tat. i Riddell, first; Walker, second. J he realism of life permitted by boy and the man. Many of his j at 65 During the '.ost period this rec-i ! Mile run; Goodwin, first; Gray, I Dependent I his and size. friends shook their heads and ! ord age breaking cow was pastured '■ ; second. 50 yard dash; King, < Eastern Educational The ono and only, real "Skip- ; sighed that Crosby could not ! day and night and during the win- first; Riddell, second. 220 yard Meetings close is throw aside, the and J py," according to friends, years play months fed all of ter was the si- dash; Reid, first; King, second. < W. P. WITHROW none other than Percy Crosby, car- "Skippy,” himself. beot lage, wet pulp, mangels, alf- 4 40 yard dash; Lewis, first; Me- ! Dean S. Arthur McCracken and toonist w hose facile pen and ready Johnson, Registrar alfa. and clover hay, very largely In charting the life of "Skip- Laughlln, second. 100 yard dash; ] Realty Co. wit have made "Skippy" in news- Whiteford To home she would Her Dr. Have Been Delegates 1 grown, cal. . py," Crosby puts bis whole spirit McLaughlin, first; King, second. 1 paper form a national favorite. i Equitable Life Insurance Co. of New York average daily grain ration in his work. It ia Conference In Their Fields | was absolutely Im- Discus; Rector, first; Stells, sec- i But Crosby is thirty-six years ! Eleven pounds and sho consumed , possible for the artist to like any- ond. Broad Jump: Gamble, first; ] 174 NORTH COLLEGE PHONE 461 I of of Dean Johnson, 8. J. McCracken, cal Education, and attended a a total 4015 pounds grain thing, think anything, do any- Hayden, second. Javelin; Lank- ] tho the and Dr. Whiteford have recently meeting of the editors of tho Jour- ! during yoar period. At thing. iu a half-hearted fashion, ford, first; Maag, second. I STGJ^STEL! returned from eastern conventions nal of Education. Two hundred beginning of the test, she weighed Veterinary News with 'Skippy. ' He is In it up to The 1260 and tho following men received | of college interest, where they of the delegates went to Bloom- pounds at finish, Ills neck and ears, or out of it en- medals In boxing: 125 pound Cakes Decorated for been representing Colorado ington, Indiana to the dedication Weighed 1490 potimls. tirely. Cro.-by, sandy-haired, wiry [ have j Tho members of the Junior A. 1 Tbe class; Childress, first; Patton, of the n*-w half mil- iuipurtauco of this record. ! >mpa* with energy, has plunged J Aggies. University's ; V. M. A, received some valuable I 1 second. 135 pound class; Murray, lion dollar chemical to the best dairy auth- himself whole-hearted!)- Into the | MOTHER Na- laboratory, ji according practical lggcstions at their Dean Johnson attended the second. 145 rests of the little fellow first; Aiken, pound 'lndustrial visits were also made i | «*rii in proof edn- he draws; has made | tional Association of Deans of Men meeting Mcnday night from Dr. tinned Sandel, first; Field, second. and You Choose which included the Eli Idly plain., high produtcivo ability of him a palpable Influence ou Amer- class; | Any Variety Icing held j j 11. P. Scott local veterinarian. 1 Conference, at Gaplinburg, 155 M. the main- ican life pound class; Williams, I which is widely known for the; ; Guernsey dairy cow i the items he mentioned and thought. ASSORTED HOT ROLLS FOR THE DINNER the week in \mong Tenn., during second first: L. Williams, second. 165 manufacture of insulin and liver . tallied under practiced farm con- \ j April. Eighty deaus, represent- were: the manner of meeting peo 3 Loaves of Delicious Hot Milk Bread pound class; Skalla, first; Geil, Large —25 c extracts. • ditlons. from Island ' pie and making friends of clients, " ing schools Rhode to 1 ' Girl's A Girl For .V That" second. 173 J. C. Penney, will be in pound class: Vaughn, I Gree-j alesmen, competitors, etc., keep- California, were present. Qu* s- ; b and will talk Gree- first: Hansen, second. Heavy- ! y today to reasonable \ccordlng to Rotx*rt Hums (lons of with of ing straight accounts, j Inc. dealing problems ~~~~ Steffey Bakery System, W.A.A. —— Planning also What she stands for I | ' | :f* * s and others. He though students, progress made, and var-I many equal asaawsKcmraassßSßXKajQ Id of which rights. ious other matters of admiuistra- j House ■ many typical cases Rig Party RODGERS 8 has encountered ia his ■ And smoke* and and a 1 PLUMBING & five interest were discussed. Th*’ President’s Office he prac- swears, HEATING CO. Dean states that fact that lice here. that— ono wa , All set to the and ready go on j <3 -I<> Walnut 131MW O Drs. Glover 1 Upon a moonlit I'lione very much In evidence was that and 13 mrae also garden bench I W. A. A. house party. May 9 and ! H. Gustavscn of the federal I EXPERT 5 She’s Queen of a’ § REPAIRING all of the deans in sympathy gave short talks. Hear to, for are 10? The girls ar« completing farm board with Walter Moore j PLUMBING FIXTURES that. g § with tho students and have stu- their much plans for a anticipated | pent. Monday at the college Inter- I Is 1 For a’ that and s’ that. o^JooemgggogopgacigoocßßCK' dent viewpoints. Dr. Bourne back at work event. It Is to be held at the I viewing Mr. Henderson, Professor again after his recent Himss. Efficiency,1 and a’ that, Marshall cabins In Estes Park. Moorhousc and Mr. Donaldson on Mr. McCracken the j was repn i When after Easter sales are on DRY The time ol is set for i the economic confront- tho A departure j problems 7l ju I tentative at American o- Dr. ■* A girl’s a girl for a Glover went to Brighton that Let Us You 5 o'clock because there is much ing Colorado. ■ Save , ciatlon of Collegiate Registrar.*, Money CLEANERS Thursday right, here he spoke to planned for Saturday. The, * girl* On held Buffalo from April 21-23. Your % In lho high school seniors and Cham- 1 What though she runs for Gov- P \ who wish to go horseback ruling ALTERATIONS SPECIALTY Two of the visiting speak* n of L PAINTING, AND REPAIRING OUR j Pi -ddent Lory expects to com- l>er of Commerce, who were en- ernor, PAPERING will be able to start early while national note were: Dr. S. I*. Cap Makes and plete the budget, assignments for tertaining the seniors. J record flights, and a’ that REDECORATING PHONE 1000 120 OAK tlie others may take hikes and | j | EAST chancellor of the of en, University next year by May 22 for preseu- You’ll find when you atari livin’ play game*. Buffalo, and Frederick 1\ K« q>p* I iatlon to (he executive committee Dr. M. S. Shahnm '24. has re- her Everyone Is expected to be buck president of the Cam* gin Paint rBJ eorpoi- of tho *tato board of agriculture. I | • eutly been transferred from the ‘ A clinging vino for a' that. | Taylor Co. to the cnhlm. iu time for the l atlon. One of the most inter ting I * Income itiHtrucliou e*ti- ! field service al Sacramento. Calif . 1 For a' that and a' that, the for Is *"'*142 r birthday pnrty which is a most So. Ph. 35352 features of the com * iiMon •• t | I College in it' d t*» bo lightly lower next !to the B. A. I. laboratories Executive, and a’ that. elaborate affair. Loui»o Bartels atj ' Less presentation of tho "New t'ollrg' Profits andind More >ear than tor the colh-g® your Just ■ Dutvif, where ho w ill work ua> 1 Big business yields to recipes. and Frances Riddell arc complet- J Plan of the Unlvor. Ity *>t t in. t | And Girls Friends’ closing The new budget takes Icier Dr. G. W. Stiles. Dr. Slia- ' 1 are girls for a' that. tug the arrangements for this. I j ■ go.” In additlou to the convert hum was here last week working —Teachers College Mirror. -Hi Thomann’s Cafe After the dinner tunts and J tlon, Mr. McCracken visited th< | registrar's offices of the Cm i w ork. >ihe evening J. William Goss of Pueblo, the tics of lowa, Chicago, Buffalo, an : j ELGIN All who Under the of Mr. and Mrs. Thomann I girls are members of | new member the state i lie h* Management Nebraska, and actually saw how ! only on Itltl BJMOCiatlOa bool OUR SERVICE IS | W. A. A. and wl«b to go be sur*- of will be In- fortunate In Dr P. some of * board agriculture (I obtaining C. WALTHAM the Ihvorien worked out Formerly of the Nu Pheasant Cafe is now to and the board! fully prepared sign up on bulletin j stalled at the regular annual j profoMor "f votoi Fitch, iorf HAMILTON Right Now From March 3 to April 2 Dr. old friends the modern cheerful I meeting of the boat'd or Juno 3. j medicine at the University of meet in new, and location Whiteford was in lndianapoll* at " Mr. Go** takes tho of Krn- M the place I ii.ne-ota. Of fltOil up- iW ■ r Watch Expert Rcpaining *t— s the th*- ] ' 1903 to 1931 tending conference of esi 111 i -..h who ban been n member jj for the meeting. May 27 and 28. ! il it- MAY FETE SUCCESSFUL American Cherub Society, z of tho board for eight years, and His subject will bo "Bangs I Ms-' Istratlon showed 1573 Hoffman Stere representa- I president two years. Mr. Bliss Jewelry 124 South College Tho tives present. meeting* "" , The May Fete held Saturday,! has much of hl« to the Electric Shoe given tl-tnc 107 Ka»( Mount ain Shop Dy Bon M i Uor. n fo out gradn carried on in fif • >-n different May 2 was most successful finun- I college and has proven one of the | ate as I’honc 532 WELCOME lions. Dr. Whiteford attend- 1 A crowd Is reported being very sue- j W 140J4 So. College A?e. AGGIES: ctally. • large attended i most valuable members t'e board i | his ai Ed; Mhe the t U'l With pi ti t'ul- the section on "Chemical affair, although day was , hxis over had. tJJSB hortson, Nebraska. ■ L i’ZZtim l ’ 'tUEZm i LITZ~m tlon." Four hundred papers wore ! stormy and tho May Fete had to I |

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' >••*« 8. 1931 | tfiiiititT’ M*r THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIA!** Five SPORT PAfiEII

U. Track Team Aggies Vaulter Farmer Nine Colorado Again Green And Gold Netmen Win Independent Aggie Loses To Bears Spasms Nine Defeats Fort Defeats In Boulder Meet Warren Aggies On Wednesday Meet From Greeley Bears Ball-players Even though we had to aco the Place Second With Butler Hmitty's Independents defeated I 69 Points To The Victors Pitches Greeley Aggie nine down to defeat aft- Aggies Return Match To Be Flayed Here Next Week-End If go ; er tho a acoj« ■ 90; McGlaughlin, Harvey, and Willis Teachers To Victory they had put up an excellent Fort Warren nine by Dykeman, The in Courls Arc Shape According To C. R. the Teach- of to 3 In All Take Firsts In Their Events By 4 to 3 Score fight against Greeley 7 a 7-Innlng game play- H Jones, Agßie Tennis Coach we can boast of good baso- ers, a ed last Sunday afternoon. The ball team. As the old buck- Aggies lost a close game to i dope time had be H The Colorado Agricultural Coi- seconds, although ho the to called due to rain. broko Playing without having prac- chance for afternoon In great championship ! < | et rules, Agglos are just as near team defeated for Teachers Wednesday ■ ltsc track was tape a mere few inches ahead of ticed deal for Winters and Watson were the bat- a great the lust two honors this season if they had a ; a championship in baseball a game played tho Aggie field as they ■ second time season by the Jameson, teammate on use thit* a freshman of ’■vi-eks on account of tho mud *o in teries forth» winners. The place practice anything but i can be for they now stand with pitch- of Colorado by a score of 4-3. The weather ■ University bin. Hamilton is the mainstay of powerful courts which aro the only type the ideal summer weather which loss and for tho Warren whoso was at the start of the only one against them, er nine, ■ 1, at Boulder. The perfect ,el ir. on May I l Colora£b's brond jumping team found on the the does to Aggie campus, not seem predominate in even the league leading Denver game but in the la*ter part of tho name was withheld, Is an ex-pitch- ■ standings of the and can be counted for first final quadrangle; ! on a tennis team coached by Dr. C. R. the spring. With some hard team has that—and cold made sur- that one by 90 game a wind playing j er for the International League. I Bjoetwerc: Boulder, first with regular as Harvey in the pole Jones w'ent to Sat- J [as Greeley to play face courts practice would be pos- II our victors. and fielding difficult for both j I Aggies, second with 69: This team is of those points; vault. urday morning on tho concrete sible. composed teams. I with and of the Tiacbers. third 10; The summary meet Is as courts there and safe of the men who won the basketball Den-j won by a Results Greeley match Denver is still standing on top City ■ 7 ! follows; Teachers made nine hits, three | rer u.. fourth with points. ! follow: of margin. tho conference but only due to championship this spring under of them coming ■ The high point man of the meet Mile—Won by Denny, C. U.; in the third | in-j Due to this change In schedule, the numbor of played. Ac- Singles games tho name of the Church of God. Ivan Dyekmati, veteran Ming wtyicli combined with two 1 9 Aggie Willis, Aggies, second; Shade, (' .Greeley will play a return match Kgs cording to the standings, Denver, walks produced three runs. They B k star, who gathered a total i IU„ third; Gray, Aggies, fourth. with the Aggie week, if Price of Aggies defeated Abbott tric team this Colorado, Teachers, and Aggies also mudo four B 17 points during the aftcr- Time: 4:41.1. errors but none ot' of Teachers, 6-2, 6-4. the mud isn’t too deep. Two are still well In lino for a cham- them B competition. Ivan cane at crucial moments. noon's took 4 40-Yard Hun—Won by Mc- matches still remain to be played Jcrrell of Aggies defeated Ad- pionship. Aggies has had an ap- I Butler, for fan- m In the hammer and Ulothlin, Aggies; pitching Teachers, with the of Denver of first javelin,;j Morey, Teachers, University ams Teachers, 5-7, 6-4, 7-5. parent hoodoo over tho Pioneers the ned nine men striking out the side ■ ,econd in 120-yd. high hurdles second; Heckman, Denver, third; team and one with the team from this Marvin or who Crosier of Teachers defeated year by defeating the favored Green Shaffer IVm il. R©- Harvey, Aggies, in discus, and fourth C. fourth. the second inning. Hie m an d in the Kraigb, U.. Time: So.s. University of Colorado. It is Ministers in both football has broken the Colorado Fuller of Aggies, 8-0, 6-1, and bas- turn to Collegian Hlhr. Relay Aggies held after 100-Yard Ham- were hitloss ulso match be This ■ shot-put. Dash —Won by vault likely that a will Leehau of Teachers defeated ketball. weekend will be our pole record by a vault or tho third inning. Three of their B Marvin Harvey, another Aggie ilton, C. U.; Jameson. C. U., played here with the Wyoming last chance to meet the Denver sec- 13 feet and 5 inches, placed Madison of Aggies, 6-0, 6-2. took 13 points five hits were made in this inning ■ veteran. in the [ond;j Chatfield, C. U., third; team although a return match toams. and at present It looks like first for Aggies in last Saturday’s Pinkerton of Aggies defeated to the fact that ties count- and produced two runs. Another a»o uck M ne«t. His honors were first in Keithley, Aggies, fourth. Time: will probably not be played. The to the meet at Boulder. Babb a toss-up conference dope- quadrangle This added of Teachers, 6-3, 6-3. ed in conference games although vault and 9.9. run was in the seventh on H illc pole discus, and sec- conference meet held at Boulder sters. is Harvey’s las* of has been year varsity two Carlson of Aggies defeated Mil- Aggies credited with B d in the hammer. errors and a base on balls. this will finish the , n This gave; 120-Yard Hurdles Won by again year sea- competition and his loss will be both victories. Smith and Forsberg collected two ler of Teachers, 6-3, 5-7, 6-3, ■ Aggies a monopoly in the 1 Quinlan, C. U.; Dyekman, Aggies, son. ham-j noticed considerably by the track hits apiece and Smith one Hall of Nick of According to a mutual agree- B and Javelin, having taken second; C. put Aggies defeated mer Koblnson, U., third; team coaches. and With four letter from last ment of the B over the right field fence for a men Teachers, 6-2, 8-6. coaches, Aggies won first and second in both, and the Kane. C. U., fourth. Time: 16.6. j ADDITIONAL home run. McDonald started th- | year and several freshmen who both of the two game series with ■ first three places in the discus. Shot Put—Won by Linder, C. Farnhain of Teachers defeated have earned Miners -amc for Aggies but to ; already their spurs the but the daily papers ' M Other Aggie men who showed I |U.; Campbell, Denver, second; gave way Potts of Aggies, 6-1, 6-1 SPORTS ON Hamilton the I this season. Coach Joues has have persisted In I Eastern Division at beginning of the; a Wall of Teachers chalking up only well were Willis and MrLangh- ; Smith. Aggies, third; Dyekman, defeated up i eighth inning. croup of men- who would have a one victory for the Farmers. I Ii». Willis took second In the Aggies, fourth. Distance. 4 3 feet, Douglass of Aggies, 6-1. 6-1. Track Meet Is To Aggies fielded remarkably w^sll! This last discrepitancy is duo| B mile run and later In the after- ! 1 9 1-4 inches. Doubles making only one error but were j B wen took first in the two-mile Pole Vault—Won by Harvey, Swimmers Be Held off their Aggie Leeham w.. « Saturday on hitting as they just ! and Crosier of Teachers ran. These two feats proved him Aggies; Price, C. U., second; Gro- B couldn’t Win seem to produce when A.A.U. Meet defeated Fuller and Madison of ■ to be the Aggies best distance -1 j venor, C. I'., and Walker. Ag- Mother’s Gifts hits meant runs. However, they Aggies, 6-4, 3-6, 6-3. Day gies, tied for third. From Colorado U. ■ mia- McLaughlin won tlie 440- t j Height: 12 Colorado University will enter! j have quite a team and should win Hall and Douglass of Aggies de- I vd. run in time of the fast 60.8 feet. the Eastern Division track meet , ! part of their remaining feated Justice and Bettagonler of Choose of Art I seconds. He has High Jump—Milhoiland, games. them here—a gift Pottery, an Picture, hopes of cut- Teach- at Boulder next Saturday, May 9. A team of Aggie swimmers en- 6-1. and ’ Tho box score: Teachers, 6-3, a Picture Frame, find here. I the record in this event be-. ers.. Jameson, C. tied Tor lured tho Denver A. A. last you’ll many suggestions tin* U., ar the favorites to win tho chain-; j U. TEACHERS Pinkerton and Carlson of Ag- i ■ fore the season is over. first. Powell, Aggies, third; Chall-j| pionship of thla division Accord- j night and defeated tch Colo- gles defeated Nicks Player AU H PO A and Farnham ■ The Aggies weak points are in gren, C. U., fourth. Height: r. ft. ing to Dan Beattie, assistant track j i rado U. tankmen by a score of 20 j of ! Sullivan. 2b 5 13 2 Teachers, 6-4. 2-6, 10-8. runs. ! to at ■ the dashes and short Colo- |llj inches. coach, the Aggie team should tuke 19 the Public Bath House. Fishback Photo& Art Studio 4 Price and Jerrell of Aggies de- I ndo Hicks, ss 12 3 Col- U. piled up 100 many points Discus—Won by Harvey, Ag- second and give the Boulder team Wilson Longmore, of Fort ; tested Babb Miller ARMSTRONG HOTEL BUILDING i Olander, rf 4 0 2 0 and of Teach- gies; Dyekman. lins, took first in the 00-yd. ■ In these alone for the Aggies to Aggies, second; a good race if the breaks favor! dash Art Picture Framing Kodak Finishing j | ! j < rs. 9-7, 6-2. Butler, p 4 10 4 record time of 56 I arercome through their prowess, Ureffenlus, Aggies, third; llunt- them. j by a seconds. WE GIVE 8. A H. GREEN STAMPS I Murphy, c 3 2 10 1 in the weights. Several or the Ag- -1 ington, C. U.; fourth. Distance: This time was set in the standard It is his that it belief will end I 1 Krai!, lb 4 2 6 0 ■ glr mon who could have placed in ! ’ 132 feet 7 inches. 20-yd. pool for A. A. U. meets and ! something as the quadrangular! If Tesonc, 3 12 0, best of ■ the fast events were sick and un- 880-Yard Run—Won by Rouse, j compares up to the eastern meet last C. lead- Friday, with U. i Cochran, cf 3 10 0 swimmers time. liFiU-a able to make the trip to Boulder. U.; Freese, C. U., second; Good- | |C. second, and the oilier StoSfer the Cleaner ing. Aggies | i Burchfield. 3b 10 10 ■ Captain Darrell Hamilton, of win. Aggies, third; Wilson, C. U.. schools of the conference Laurence broke the picking Brock, 31> 3 0 10 Stoddart I CH«wdo U. took first in the hun- fourth. Time: 2:04.1. CLEANED NOW LOCATED WITH PENDELL ROHLING up only a few points here and j breast1 stroke record by covering dred by the fast stepping of 9 9 Javelin—Won by Dyekman. Ag- the distance in 1 jthere. Totals 34 9 27 10 minute and 12 136 WEST MOUNTAIN nes; Walt, Aggi .second; Miller, | 1 ", AGGIES second He nosed out Sims of C. C. L’., third; Birney, C. U.. fourth. A.T.O.and A.G.R. j ! U. in Hie last 20 yards and estab- l’layer AB H PO A if CLEANING PRESSING REPAIRING Distance; 178 feet 9 1-2 inches. All dressed up in native skirt j 1 J I j lished himself the G. Howard, 3 0 1 as outstanding Vin Baseball Games 220-Yard Dash—Won by Janie- jj Was a dusky Australian lass. 7j ! breaststroker of the Rocky Moun- Eight Years Service to Fort Collins and She Smith, 3b 4 2 12, 1 Community C. U.; Price, C. U., met an ostrich. Now In Second Round son, second;; tain region. Forsberg, 2b 4 2 3 4 1 She wears a frown instead of ...... Chatfield, C. U., third; Haynes, other record to the Camp, If 4 0 0 0; The go by I’honc 591 (or One Day Service Aggies, fourth. Time: 22.2. grass. boards m The Alpha Gamma Rho’s and Barrows, lb 3 1 10 0 h in the face of the Aggie on- Bread Jump—Won by Hamil- —Chicago Phoenix. i'E. the Alpha Tau Omega's continued C. Howard, cf 3 0 3 0 *slaught was the underwater swim, 1 ton, C. U.; White, Aggies, second; their march to a fraternity skin McDonald, p 2 0 0 2 vwhich was broken by a distance of Staat, C. U., third; Robbins. C. for 60 feet baseball by defeating their op- GOOD OLE.W SPORT Almgren, rf 4 0 3 0 unearly by Harry an U., fourth. Distance: 22 feet 10 Moulton, Aggie student and holder ponents in the winners bracket of Johnny; For two cents I'd c 4 0 6 0 of the 1-2 inches. the second knock block 1 0 0 record. He under round of play. The A your off. Hamilton, p 0 ccolloge stayed Two-Mile Run—Won by Willis, the surf'ice for 240 T. O.’s defeated the Sig Alph’s in Bill: Get away from me, you a distance of Aggies; Siark, C. U., and Parkin- • 7 Inning game at City Park last professional. Totals 22 5 27 15 ffeet. [ son. Aggies, tied for second; 1. The placings of the other Thursday morning by a score of 7 ( —Hamilton Royal Gaboon. Errors. Teachers 4. Aggies local Quam, C. U., fourth. Time: 10: Two base lilts: swimmers who to the Dear to 0. Hitchcock, Sullivan, and Murphy; Three « went meet 16.2. Manuel were the batteries for the base hits: Forsberg, Tesonc. Sto- vwere as follows; 220-Yard Hurdles Won by Father: When I • inosrs, and Nelson, Shaffer, and 1 was a boy I len bases; Sullivan, Brock. Green—Third place In the 100- C. Quinlan, L’.; Powell, Aggies, | thought nothing of a ten balls: off backstroke. McMillan for the losers. The game mile Bases on McDonald 2; 3/ yard j 1 second; Robinson, C. U., third; < walk. *as held rather close and hitting ! off Butler 4. Struck out by: Mc- Berry of Loveland Second Milhoiland. Teachers, fourth. Son: 1 don't In the dash. was few and far between due to ' ; Well, think so Donald 2. Hamilton 2; Duller 9. P place 100-yard Miss or Mrs. Time: 24.9. of It the -bespeed and of both much myself. Wild pitches: Butler, McDonald. Shanks—Second in diving. Mr., ability pitch- team of ers, until tho las» two innings In Mile Relay—Won by Colorado, —Lehigh Burr. Umpire: Bridgewater. The relay composed t Walker, Snow, Van Valkenburgh i ILongmore. Berry, Larimer and which the Sig Alpha were forced and Price); Touchers, second; Ag- Shanks took second place. to make a substitution and the A. 1 fourth. Time: T. O.’s pushed out a scries of nice gies, third; Denver, Fort Collins Wins N. C. Meet a I'rvsh hiu them 2 1.9. Look the Ads Over. allowing to score a full Try Og'nrotlc! toiai of 7 Limou Linger Hammer Throw —Won by Dyek- runs. Eat at tho Collego Cafeteria.— mun. Aggies; Harvey, Aggies, sec- umpired this gurnc. For 17th Consecutive Time Adv. C. Can- Tho between ond, Russell, U., third; m game the A. G. Mmsßst ■ 1 "n-. ■ i aaut-?. It 's non, Denver, fourth. Distance: and —■■ the Commoners was hold ■■ in That LITTLE STING way down in Domestic tohaero* anil kept 166 feet h. •t the same time an the above 1-2 ln< ( Lambkins Win Both Divisions Of Northern Confer- IS the throat whan inhale n condition lima on the second field at Ciiy you lip-top prime hy an cnee Meet By Large of Ault Tennis I’irk The of thla was Scores; Cruikshank, score game cigarette is raused parched of moisture- Mln R. M. C. Baseball Is Point , ,i hy air-tight wrapping Uvor of the A Q, It ’* I li> High Man Of Meet

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Newell, Hugh f Brighton, Colo lins. Colo. at rori Krancla F„ W Blackledge, K Paul, Lamar. Colo. Colo. Warren. s, heatland, Wyo. Glenn , Duncan, Nichols, Durham, Aberdeen, McGrath, Wallace, Ralph. Alamosa, Wyo., * her Animal Records Show That Arizona. John Canton, Kans. the Aggie chapter plana Husbandry Department ! Huakonson, Harry, Creamcry- Idaho. Macklin, L., Smith, Aubrey. to c 0 Almost All Monte erate with the chapter Of Its (Graduates Stay In Related Work; * man. La Junta, Colo. Bridges, Joseph 0., Malokai, T. O'Donnell, Wm. 8.. Raton, New Macy, Evertt, Laranile, Wyo. Waters, Lawrence 8., from hT Cow i Hawaii. Mexico. C., Marsland, Nebr. University of Utah In a Joint List Of Graduates And Their Work Issued lluffMnith, Clyde It., Test-j Mann, Clyde Vista, Colo. tim session. New Mexico. Brodhead, Harold, St. Anthony Wm. 0., tireensburg, Kans. Mercer, Geo., Greeley, Colo. mer or, Orr. Tiffany. J. Bently, Denver, Colo. i Klizaboth, Colo. Eighty-five percent of tin.* grad- Alien, A. C., County Extension, i Johnson, Franklin F., Cow Test- ! Idaho. Pike, Raymond D., Falfurrlas, Miller, Arthur, Akin. Wayne, Ft. Collins, Colo. Rock uates from ill" niinnl husbandry i Service, C.’A. C . Ft. Collins, Colo. ' or, Colorado Springs,' Colo. Brolltar, Francis, Colona School Texas. Mitchell, Henry, Springs Anderson, Geo., Eaton, Colo. COMPETITIVE Calif. DRILL TO department are employed in fields Calhoun. Wendell, U. S. D. A . 1 Jurgens, Horace, Creamery man, Sacramento, Pratt, llarry D.. Ault, Colo. wyo. La Junta, Colo. BE HELD M. Colo, Belier, Chas.. WEDNESDAY relating to that subject proper, or Government Research, Denver, Longmont, Colo. Bonham, Chas. L., Garden City, Routh, Harold Chapell, Nebr. Nevlus, Harry C., Lamar, Christie. Joe, Breen. Colo. have positions resulting from work Colorado. ' Laseelle Harold It., Fieldman Kaus. Riddle, Harvey, Delta, Colo. Newlander, Ernest, Brighton, Moul, Erwin. Edgewater, Colo. At the in such Sec Holstein-Frio; iun Kansas Brown* formation fields following gradua- Clement, l'etcr E, Good Assn., Howard J., Downey.! Rudolph. Talbot, Youngtown, Colo. period on Schecter, Alamosa, Colo. L., Denver, Colo. Oscar. Wednesday, May 6, the R. tion. according to figures taken Roads Assn., Lincoln, Nobr. j City, Mo. Calif. Nebrat ka. Nichols, JI. o. t. c will a Lawrence, Walter, Buck, Robert Dale, Wellington, Oldemeyer, Clarence L.. Brush. hold competitive from the animal husbandry reg- Ferguson, C. W.. State Club Milk Inspec- Schaefer, Irving D.. Montrose, Only fifty-seven graduates from battery * /t-. Nebr. Colo. drill. Cadet officers win ister. Loader, Extension Service, C. A. 1 lor, Den Colo. the anrnal husbandry department put lhe various batteries husbandry course Ft. Jl. 8., Creamery Buckley, Wendell D.. ltollu, Schmidt, Henry, Padroni, Colo. Osborn. John, Buffalo, Wyo. through "The animal C., Collins. ! McCluskey, | were listed under the non-agrtcul- pretcrlb. education Freeman, Walter ' Mgr., La Junta. Colo. Kans. Fred G., Los Angeles, Otis, Merrill A., Longmont, od movements, and nhe gives a broad in general It.. State Dairy. Secrest, tural and miscellaneous businesses organic, Muglll Budiu, Harry M., Crook, Colo. lion scoring the highest total agriculture and trains for the Commissioner. Ft. Collins. Colo. ! W alter. Sheridan, Wyo. Colo. Calif. speaking well for the thorough num. Colo. her of points will be work of livestock specialist," Gregory, Edward M.. Research, Nelson, Jas. C., Milk Plant, Den- Bunch, Leonard P . Big Springs Smith, Harry C., McArthur, Plumb, Ovid N., Greeley named a training and preparation received a The Professor Morton, Rouge, La. Colo. Nebraska. Calif. Pratt, Harry D.. Ault, Colo. winner. instructors says head of Baton ver, by students of that department. of the Oyler, Loo Fieldman Burke, C. F., l't. Collins, Ray, Paul N., Rye, Colo. military department will the department, “but. the freedom Hawkins, Ashton W., Federal E., Beat- Colo. Snodgrass, Herman G.. Corval- do the will electives allowed in the New York N. Y. 'rice Colo, Burkholder, Royal Reid, Jnines F.. Greeley, Colo. judging, which be based of course Service. City, Creamery, Denver, V., Wiley, lis, Ore. Progressing. sound reasoning on Chas. Ft. the appearance of the permits a student to train tor any Hutton, Alexander, Dir. of i Purse, John Russell, Stockyards Colo. Alfred Del Russell, H., Collins, In battery, the Agri-j Speiser, T.. Norte. college students are Interested of lino of work to live- culture, Indian Service. Albuquei-I ' Denver, Colo. Burwell, Dawson, Littleton, Col- . Colo. efficiency execution of the special open Colo. their future happiness, a good Fried W.. Braw- maneuvers, and the stock experts.” N. Mex. I Simpson, Lloyd L., Texas Milk orado. Ruttencutter, ability 0 f quo, Sternberg, Morris, Knon, N. i sound saving system and protec- tbe officers in The following list of animal McDaniels, Clias., Inspector Products Co.. .Mount Pleasant, Tex Cazaly. C. A., Fowler, Colo. I ley, Calif. cadet charge. Oak. tion now and in coming years. Sandusky, Harry C.. Greeley, husband-y graduates will be of j Stale Dairy Commission, Grand i Weaver. Jess. E., Creamery man, Chapson, Harold 8.. Lapahoehoe Moore, Straub, Tom Denver, All of these features may be se- The competition will be viewed interest to students of aui- Junction, Colo. i Glenwood Colo. Honolulu, Hawaii. Colo. special Springs, Colo. j cured in one policy In one of any by the coed sponsors of the regi- mal husbandry and agricultural McCann, Rond, Dir. of Research Wing, Walden T., Winkleman, Collette, Edwin, Eaton, Colo. Schaoer, Wilber G., Weldona, Sweltzer, Paul, Cody, Wyo. sc.en ways of payment. For in- ment. subjects, showing the variety of and Extension, Amerlan Dried Arizona. Colwel. Frederick A., Los An- Colo. Toyne, Lewellyn 8., Holyoke, formation seo TUCK HOWELL, Lewis N. Mex. held these graduates Milk A«sn., Clllago. 111. Selch. Clias. 11., Canyon, Utah. geles, Calif. Schiele, F., Ocate, positions by j Colo. Representative for the Equitable: and Milk Combs, Raymond Sergeant, J. R.. Ft. Morgan. To die the scope of their activities. Moles. Hunter S.. Extension; Rowley, Jack, Inspector, W., Denver, Trlerwelller, Bernard. Hugo, Life Ino.irance Cn of • is only not to be; . lowa.—Adv. Colo. Colo. < oraniereial Agricultural Positions I Denver, Colo. And better to be dead Service. Baton Rouge, La. Colo. tin Graduate Students Shaw, Kenneth M., Avondale, Comstock, John, Westcliffe, Eat the College Cafeteria.— grievously ; Morse, Carl, National Detective Vanderhoof, Thomas, Arvada, at 'if her Ilian Hairy ing Mooney. John Lewis, Unlv. of Colo. Colo. AdT. Living—Euripides. Agency. Edg. water Colo. IJall, Floyd E., Fieldman, Great 'Ohio, Columbus, Ohio. Coney, Wm. B . Ysleta, Texas. Shellabarger, Wm. Saguache, i Reiser. Claude L.. Chief Inspec- Yerhusen, Ivaureoce, Windsor, Western Sugar Company, Ft. Imp- Seeley. Burton D., Washington, Dobler, Wm. L. Sugar City, Colo. i lor, State Dairy Commission, Ft. Colo. ton. Colo. D. C. Colo. Smith, Frank J., Littleton. Colo 1 ('ollins, Colo. Yerverka, Felix. Albin, Wyo. Blackmore, John T.. Supl. Oil Smithcrs, Paul L.. Agricultural Dohner. Lester E., El Rito, New Starkey. Leo 8.. Carbondale, Rodgers, Frank A , Dairy In- Wigand, Leslie, Tlmnath, Colo. Los Angeles, Calif. rm Tellin’ Co., College. Corvallis, Ore. Mexico. Colo. I spector. Stale Dairy Commission, West, Geo. 8., Lamar, Colo. Boevers. Clifton, Livestock In- Carlson, Leslie A., Montreal, Dotson. Harry L.. Hayden. Colo. Staver, Cecil G.. Boone. Colo. ! Ft. Collins. Colo. Williams, Bernle, Yuma, Colo. Ariz. spector, Clifton, Quebec, Canada. Eaten. Harley 11., Merino, Colo. Strickland, Chas. H., Ft. Collins | Rowe. Theo It.. Inspector, Williams, C. C.. Castle Rock. Brothers Harold V , Salesman State You College Instructors Eldrldge, Hubert D., Greeley, Colo. Dairy Commission. Ft. Collins. Colo. Caterpillar Tractor Co., Peoria. 1 j Crowe, Lawrence, University of Colo. Sumnltht, Lesley. Canyon. Utah j ! Cofo. Wiley, James Pontiac, Mich. IN. Nebraska. Lincoln. Nebr. Elicker, Raymond, Hotchkiss, IT’S TO Shecley, Ross L., Director of Ex- Wonders, Wm. J., CHEAPEST Good. Oran D., Swift & Company 1j Manzanola.) Dickson, Wm F , lowa State Colo. Colo. RENT A ! tension. University of Alaska. CAR ONCE Denver. Colo. 1 College. Ames, lowa. Ellis, Douglas 8., Denver, Colo. Younge, Phillip, Colo Smith, Chas. A., Extension Dair- Cedaredge, IN A WHILE THAN Groom, Walter A.. Chemist, Da- Kob, Henry Howard, C. A. C., Fisher, Wt yne 8.. Dyer. Tenn. yman, C. A. C., Fort Collins. Younge, Alton, Minder, Nebr. 1 vis, Calir. I Fort Collins, Colo. j TO OWN ONE OF Ferguson, F. Everett, Hatch, Mother’s i Jlinderlinder, Clyde, Livestock Sullivan, Wallace, County Agent Young, Frank L., Akron. Colo. Lamb, Lcland W., Michigan Ag- New Mexico. j, YOUR OWN. Specialist, Denver, Colo. I Leader, Hanford, Calif. Farmers, Ranrhers, Herdsmen, , ricultural College. East Lansing. Frane, Paul R., Mesa Verde, Jans, Fred C\, Economist, C. A Taylor, Clifford C., Agricultural Mich. Colo. Farm Managers Attache, F. S. D. A Af- Day C.. Ft. Collins. Colo. . Pretoria, Evertt I Scott, Lee, University of French. Joseph IF, Wray, Colo. I I Bice. Vernon, Rexford, Kans. King. Ben F.. Director of Mar- ric.a. Ricker Driverless Inc. Arizona, Tucson, Ariz. Flanders. Raleigh. Bird City, Cars, ket’s Toliver, John 0.. Extension Ser- Bartholomew, Samuel, Rocky! Office, Denver. Colo. : Shepardson, Clias. N., Texas A. Kans. Ford, Colo. \ 10th 100 Klemmedson, Linn. Economist, ' vice, C. A. C.. Fort Collins, Colo. May PHONE & M. College. College Station, Tex. Fry, Wm. W.. Arapahoe. Colo. Biglow, Arthur, Tueblo, Colo. C. A. C\, Ft. Collins. Colo. Waggoner, Oliver 0.. Asst. Stale; Spidcl, Geo. A., University of George. Ernest E., Arvada, Club Leader, Lincoln, Nebr. Borger, Clarence, Grover, Colo. ) Kroll, Arthur A . Purina Mills, 1 Nebraska, Waverly, Nebr. Colo. slic Brown, Grant E.. Littleton, Colo Give her something can Albuquerque, N. Mcx. Ross. Arthur. U. S. D. A., Roe. Chas. W.. University ol I Gleason, Loren, Kiowa, Colo. Colo. SMALL BUT GOOD Geo. E. Swift &. Washington, I>. C. Burger. Ray M., Swink. Morton. Jr.,' Wisconsin. Madison, Wis. n wear! Or she Grecar, Harold L., Monte Vista, something Colo. Geo. Burns, Robert, Denver, Colo. Company, Denver. Barr. W., Extension Unlv. ! Thornton. Bruce, C. A. C Ft. j , Colo. Bros. Campbell, Walter. La Veta, won’t for herself! MILLER'S CAFE .Meyer, Clarence, Prey ; of Arizona. Tucson. Ariz. Collins, Colo. |jl buy Graves, Ed JL, Simla Colo. Colo. Commission Co.. Denver. Colo. < oiiiiuci'cial Dairy Positions I I Wheeler, S. S., UnlversHty of Green, John. Limon. Colo. 1 150 NORTH COLLEGE Chalmers, Kenneth. Garo, Colo. Come! let McCausiand, J. Welly, Little Boyd. Clarence C., Dairyman U. Wyoming, Laramie. Wyo. us suggest some- Chas. F., Rocky Ford, Haines, Chase, Alfred. Medicine Bow, ton. Colo. j S. Veterans Hospital, Ft. Stanton. : l-:\ccutive Educational Positions Colo. Wyo. 1 for Mother that she L Novltt, V.. Railroad thing John Agri- N. Mex. Grant. John A., Principal High j Hall. Amen A., Brandon. Colo., cultural Mo. I A . Concen- Collins, Lawrence, Denver, Colo. Colorado Typewriter & Agent. Carthy. Brown. John Cream School, Uaxtun. Colo. will like and at Iv equipment Company Douglass appreciate Helbig, W.. Denver, Cooper. Harry, Las Animas, Colo 140 Nicholson. Win. D.. Great West- 1 trator, Enid. Oklahoma. Jordan, Francis N., Supt of NORTH COLLEGE AVE. PHONE 219 Colo. ern Co., Mtnature. a moderate ALL MAKES OK TTPEWRITUKS SOI.I) AND RENTED Sugar Nebr. Harrow , Earl B . Creamery. Al-■ { , Schools, La porte, Colo. Ebert, Wallace J., Ft. Collins, very price. Hard, llarry 0., Manassa, Colo. Ricketts, Great Western N. Mex. Colo. Prices Stanley. j huquerque, McClendon. Robert, Supt o Special to Students Service Robert C., Cedercdge, Expert Hausscr. We Call For Sugar Co., Ovid, Colo. i Davies. Trank, Retail Milk Uusl- 1 Schools. Marquln, La. Evans, Wm., Ft. Collins, Colo. and Deliver Free of Charge Colo. Rosenthal, Arthrr Scotts-' 11. noss. Fort Collins. Colo. McLain. Chas. \V , Principal, Florshelm, Ben. Springer, N. M. Hellbusch, Cecil, Kit Carson. bluff, Nebr. Uerachara. IVin.. lietnll Milk! School of Agriculture, Hesperus, Giddtngs, Ralph L.. Ft. Collins. Colo. Send Mother Robinson, Chu. . A., Phoenix. Business, Denver, Colo. a Box of Chocolates for j Colo. Colorado. Art&tyle Hicks, Elmer 8., Loveland, Colo. Arizona. . Creamery- Douglass. Win. J * Sargent, Cecil, Supt. School, Goe. John .*... Thermopolls, Wyo Ilinde. Ervin Denv - Colo. Wlnkhoff. Herbert. Great West- Denver. Colo. ! Wiley, Colo. man. Grattan, Worthln T., Campbell, MOTHER'S DAT Haro'd T n ern Elmer. ' Hogsctt, , . Sugar Co., Ovid. Colo. I Filson, IF. Buttcrmaker, , Spangler, / dolpli J.. Supt. of lowa. Colo. lOth Wooley, Geo. A Great Western I May . Ij Denvrr, Colo. Schools, Matador, Texas. Graves, Herbert A., Fort Mor- 130-134 South College j Howe. Walter E., Saratoga, LEAVE YOUR Sugar Co.. Billings, Mi nt. Stannard. Curios. Phoenix, Ariz. Kennedy. Win.. ORDER NOW School Princi- gan, Colo. Wyo. Stnto and Federal Hcrvicc Fish, A. IF. Retail Milk Busi- ■ Pasadena, pal. Calif Hanna, Tunis F., u>el Norte, COTT' Huffman. Frank, Fleming, Colo. , County Agents I Colo. John C.. Clarendon, s Hutton. of eouria Jj Foster, James C\. Grand June-; Hartman, Joseph. Aztec, New Texas. » tlon. J j Mexico. i' PLUMBING James, Gqo. L., Oak Creek, [ Co. \ Follhaucr. Anton, Therniopolls,' Hipp, Paul, W., Mt. Morrison, 7ho S/or Taylor Clothing ; Colo. HEATING w | W.iomltig. ! Colorado Johnson. Harold F., Brush, Gleason, N.l » Lyman, Lorchhurg. Hobson, Chas., Swallows, Colo. REPAIRING i ('olo. |! .Mexico, Hugina, Chas. B , Littleton, p | 1 Johnson. Elmer, Ft. Morgan, J | Colo. 1 Colo. FORCED > Martin I, W ! i Johnson, Leonard, Springer, N. ko'rc on our to a Cold Krueger way Johnson Raymond. Sterling, | ) Hi l i \ Mexico. Colo. * Colo Real Place TO Kemp, Ward S.. Denver, Colo. Plumbing Co. to Klipplc, Gray don K . Meeker, , Hoffman. Albert. Cortex, Colo. I Kennedy, W. M., Pasadena, Cal. Colo. m 112 W. Oak Phone 194 Eat « Kir Icy, Hie hard K Longmont, 1 Klmzy, Ches L., Kiowa. Colo. Lamb. Lawrence, Worland. Wyo. \l ; Kirk, Chas. K , Monument, Colo. We’re going to l.nw, Carl, Cheyenne Wetls, * MOVE! Colo. k Spring » 010 j Lelper Tlmmas E . Grand Junc- ! PARTIES AGGIES! Dinnebeck’s OUR STOCKS ARK COMPLETE. EVERY ITEM tion, Colo, DANCES Our Service Is Lett, John K . Haxtun. Colo. DINNERS PLAINLY MARKED WITH THE PRESENT D FI. CAFE [ ->.| Mu in boat j Lewis. Norm*nd D . Lovell, Wyo RICHT NOW ISA \V»*at Mountain RETAIL PRICE—SO YOU WILL KNOW EX- E spring ‘ .'l*. Always at your service Little. John It.. Center, Colo. | ... for your ACTLY WHAT YOU AH I SAVINO ON { special Boots EACH Lilt * . Maurice, Lyons. Colo. Military Ryan, Harold J Crippn* fj Creek.) occasions, A Cordovon GARMENT. I.ongontotugh. Dillan A , Mallad ] : I ; ColO. Idaho. | Shield ..1 1. . W i iibiiig o to. COLLEGE BOSTONIAN OXFORDS Longenbaugh. Harry 1... lies- NORTHERN I HOTEL < perus, Colo. I Aim in Walsenburg t 010 VALUES TO VALUES TO $lO.OO SHOE $9.00 Lodwlck. Paul N . Erie. Colo. HOP Florists E ‘ Handhousa Hoi ms n A Bright* DININGROOM Lupton. k'arl D., Tollerburg, 112 W. Laurel j 9 5 Colo. || Stocker, Clw.* \V . Sheridan. Ber-I $4 $5.95 E Wyoming. McCracken. Francis. San nardlno, Calif. Telegraph II Stratton. Walter, Jr., Asst j [| County Agent, Greeley. Colo, McCrary. Frank C., Macon, Ga. j Fox America “n,_. SUITS strong, Richard. Raimi, New MrMlcbael. Earl, Ft. Lupton, j CO.NTIXLOLH SATURDAYS I Mexico. Colo. Delivery Snyder, Joe, Craig, Colo McNaughton, Daniel Gill, Colo. HART SCIIAFENEK & MARX AND \ WED.-THLR. I Tucker, R 11. Delta. Colo, STERN MICHAEL SUITS k Woodllu, 111 hard, Ordwny, Col-, The I'ttiiioui Comedy Pair FOX LYRIC ERICKSON’S YOUR F. T. D. FLORIST 95 65 60 65 K Huilih Hugh. - liiNiru.lorn All. TALKING Olsen and Johnson $l9 $26 E \ni.Mit, Glenn, Akron, Coin $l2 $23 IRBT HI v I I’HTVltrs l A pin wall Lloyd K, Ft tol in Mi'imh 1! • Send to I line i ojo. | .1, *7, Flowers

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