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Dr. VETERINARY MEDICINE COURSE Lory Goes to MR. HANCOCK Baer Improves; Will TO Washington, D. C. Attend School Soon AGGIES HAVE NEW
Mr. Charles A. Lory loft for Wash- IN Oscar was AMONG BEST AMERICA Baer, who injured in the I ington. I). last. SPEAKS C. Friday where he TO THE SYSTEM OF TRAFFIC RULES color rush on Friday, September 10, will attend , n special meeting of the will be aide to leuve the Larimer coun- committee Vet. Course at Aggies Now ou Land Grant colleges H» Recognized Among Eleven I ty hospital in five or six days, accord- Drs. wns accompanied his son who Increase of Traffic .Makes New Best; Newsom, Kingman and Glover by Karl, COLLEGIAN Regulations Necessar> ; Among STAFF ing to reports late Tuesday from Dr will continue First on to Baltimore where, Speed Laws to Be Enforced; Cars Driven Members of Vet. Faculty Fred Hartshorn, his physician. Habitually he will enter Johns Hopkins Univer- On the Although Mr. Baer has lost a Campus Must be Registered. sity. great The division of medi- "Let veterinary years after the firat ! your news article be in tin* graduating class deal of school, he will, however, enter ’he Dr. Lory form the two aerie* of nt Colorado Agricultural col- in loot). s will confer with officials ( of a megaphone.'’ Mr K j Within nest day* a I appreciated, of course, and It cine - Since that time advised first semester If he lias sufflc- jls twenty- of ihi# ! hit. the Irrigation A. (raffle rules to be evidence that lege grown from a mere one-hour classes Department on prolt- Hancock, city editor of the tire In on ' hoped no one will be so though- hava graduated, numbering - Kxpr»ss- ientl.v recovered from the acident. lenis the course one of confronting reclamation projects! and Aggie campus, and t traffle officer us lose his lecture to the eleven i over two hundred, j ‘ Courier, college Instructor of Jour- lees to privilege of driving who are now wide- He has made quite rapid progress in Ihe west. will bo on to that > the z(*d veterinary colleges in nalistic Writing, on Wednesday duty see no violations ! om campus. recogm ly scattered over this and nfter- in tlie three weks hns ill t foreign On that he been at the his return. I*resident to these rules are made, to I driver’s America present time. Even i countries n Lory plans -1 noon. In a classroom at Old Main, according The name. license number «>t ns . and undoubtedly in u few weeks he to in Pittsburgh where lie will information ohtuined or the far hack as 1883, and from then The stop visit he addressed members of the President's the car. and make of car are the three as i land-grant are Collegian , will beoutirely well. -1 colleges organ- his j oldest son. Marion, and other staff, office. Registration cards things for till 1889, veterinary medicine was many and also the students who are being necessary having a car roc (Continued on Page 2) • aspire, former curricula of Aggies who are living there. prepared and the record of cars Uttered. part of the the Agricul- to he Col login n reporters. owned Yesterday the students will tural division here. was fifty-sixth birth- Me explained that the by be kept, in the office first para-j An envelop addressed to the Pres day of tin* Pistol Team Receives of the President. Dr. George C. Faville, a graduute Aggb* president, and his graph of the article blent ( represented the will be left on the steering wheel frieuds all over the country in of Certain areas near the of lowa State, was the first veterin- united i large end the megaphone in that it principal ••f FORESTRY CLUB Distinctive Medals your car. This envelop contains « •dmwerlng hint will be reserved for the fa- arian to he associated with the with messages of eon- gives the Information of .•buildings blank col- who. card for registering your car He became I gradilation and good will where, culty and other college workers, hut lege. a member of the when and really contained the This Is to be filled out In detail Because of the effort* of Captain and of Mu* students may park their cars around (acuity in 1883, but resigned four climax story. Then followed the dropped into the mail hand i McKelvie, before hi# transfer to campus or the the sidewalk later. HOLDS pod body of oval, on side, and on years INITIATION i <'oiic-mliii the megaphone In! cd in to the President’s office, where • Drama Club the six Tryouts Monterey, California, men the other drives not mentioned the The the second of how In college position being open, paragraph, and whv record of all cars will be kept. who fired on the Aggie team To Be pistol .•tiles below. Both student and William MeEach ran Held Saturday The third paragraph, given Mr was appoint- with its brief but The party leaving the envelope will last year will receive a distinctive faculty cars are to be beginning in the fall of 1888. “r*aul H'inion’’ Introduces complete story, completes the registered. take the license number of ed, He Ten- jxiinted the your car j Tryouts for entrance into the Dra- medal in addition to medal which later. derfeet to of end of the lioru; although Many institutions do not permit cars and tesigned one year For ten 1 Arts Wood- very import- 1 a chock will be made to see wheth- matic club will they made in the qualification course the but it Is the be held Saturday ant facts not be left • •a campus, hoped that years college was without a vet-! craft should until th** er your card Is turned in, so It’s im- 8 10 fired last spring. morning from to in the auditor- end of time will never come to Aggies, for we erinarian. Dr. Geo. H. Glover, who ■ the write-up. | perative that the card* be turned In inin of Old Main Due t<» number have much The Forestry eluli held minimiI a Mr. feels that The medals which are in the form so oj>on space where park now the head of the department, its Hancock the reporter' promptly. in Initiation last of vacancies left the club, many Ims task of a silver bar “Pistol Team," ing may l»A observed. Careful driving was employed in 1899 to Monday evcnlntt with, a real when he to with, | come to attempts The %ew rules are as follows; are to ontet twenty-five new- nspirants , urged the preliminary duplicate tin* of inscribed the length of the bar. the college once a week from Denver present to s|*eech a lecturer, for 1 All cars using parking privilege- take tin* oath. trial. Above the the inscription there are two : nd lecture to the students in agri- reporter has few means of indieat- on the campus must be registered An application stating name, class, concentric circle# a ulturr Fwo years later the The party loft the Administration * ing a speaker's smile, gesture, and representing depart- ELFRING 2. No on WM. H, parking permitted main previous experience and name of vein bulls Beneath the inscription of science building at five l*. M. hiked T change*, often the article, minus eye., ment veterinary was crea- and drive north and south, west of Guggen lake reading should be handed to Miss I the letters “C. A. C.” it an ted. it was until barrens east nf town whore the * Ihes«* little |N*rsoual and individual proclaim However, not 1907 helm bonding, nor between Mechanical Montgomery or some member of the Aggie medal. mat the veterinary division became 'Mlor of hot-dogs and coffee touches, may ap|»**nr vastly different predom- I Engineering building and Shop*, nor club as soon as possible. from tin? SPEAKS AT CHAPEL sn established fact.’’ inated. original speech. The six who men will be the first I «»n main drive east and from The west readings will be given before He of esp's Inlly stressed the idea of oh ones to receive Ro- Plum Dr. H. E. Kingman and Dr. I. E. Plenty ainuseincut.x were In store the modal are, : street to oval, nor on eß*t and a committee consisting of the direc- the • mining accurate information from land Newsom were for freshmen and before dark the re Cundall, Lawrence Stoddard, •vest drive south of the Administration employed, and the tor “The of of the club. Miss Montgomery, liable and Gospel Success" Was wood i sources, discouraged elabor-1 Elvin Pike, first year’s course of what, was de- cutting and sawing ■ Henry Wambolt, Harold building. contests were the officers of I)r. and other members of at ing Topic Elfring; to in full a mere rumor. Kmphnsig was Binchshaller, and Jack fined become a recognized veter- swing. Out of the twenty-five Rowley. Parking is permitted only on the organization. placed on the lm(>ortauce of knowing inary course, was offered. The fol- participants in the archery contest. These sidewalk side of oval drive. The medals are of fine work- “Grace, grit and greenbacks make up second tryouts for those who the initials of the abb* 1 and surname jiersoii 4. Reckless lowing year Doctors C. L. Barnes and was to hit the and the of or careless driving, and I target me t the first manship so that every man who gets vocabulary shccess,” said I*r. successfully require- l*eing quoted, and of the titles B F. as for the horseshoe using with cut-outs without muf- Kaupp were added to the fac- contests, those one of them will be Wm. cars open or n-.ents of the club will be held justly proud to II Elfring. minister of the First some •if doctor, professor, assistant-professor ulty. who took port would make fine «ien flers are not. permitted. of were it upon his blouse for Congregational Church, in his address , evening the week following. It .did i only men | flats. • Instructor when a person nierl’tsl "We are now one of eleven reco- who fire in the to will be for the applicants Intercollegiate Na- the upperclassmen in assembly last necessary ! such a title. Mr. Hancock believes gnized veterinary colleges in Arrnr- Next ,'Him* f tie • - ( ■ a lid’sweet cider give , tional meet will be allowed Friday Fndef the title, “The 1 to a reading different than the to wear Gospel ■ a re|sirter uncertain ns to the real School ’’ Dr. Glover a recent ’l’hls event an uniial had one. Botany Night »Uted in the most con one given first. I of Success* he outlined the main es- opinion of the party interviewed should frticle. “There are no vet- fostanta of whom -entinla private many became o\cr-lu The Dramatic club is for successful life. one of the Here D a for Will ‘ quote the exact words of the iierson in goaf any one who is Be Expanded erinary colleges, and so well has tb : flated and were loosen ‘‘The who his -» forced to their most active and worth while going out man gives character r organ- terr lowed. for pistol to rlass of practice education been guarded, >**lt*. Prof. Morrill la-ing of the for cash: his soul for silver. God for! one i/.ations on the campus. It start for. • produces In his rule for feature writing, he Thek are worth the time The Botanical Popart incut of tin that there first s j are now no second rate to succumb several gold, untidiness for money, purity for plav each year in which stated that and work, it J * the feature *tory vhrmtd j to get one of | Colorado Agricultural College held .t schools.or other After the "ill interference with taxidermy event was over different member* always lie a failure. Il<* of the club them. power i ap- - follow the general rules of short story Botany night school for fanners la- this particular branch of medicine and the filled and be but in pipe* emptied, the pear. The first to may a power financially when i • play he presented 1 writing. winter. This that h | worked so well tt gher education. All of the veterin- revelry was again under ask: “How did he make his mil- 1 ; way. Paul this year >s “Not So Fast,’’ men I a comedy i was given special notice in the lea dir.. ary colleges are now connected with Punynn. being by Conrad lions,’ they will condemn him. When present to spin a few • Westerveit, which will Students | educational journals nnd received land-grant colleges or with Miss to Entertained state uni- yarns ami to run things in the lru<* • be given October 19 and 20. Carpenter a man dies character Is nil that re-j writeup in the Boston Transcript IT versities. In the far west mains of his We there are forestry style. Of course, the fresh Resume Duties At individuality do not Here Church to this night school for plant but two such schools, Receptions (reaction one at Pullman. men lived up to their colors and found judge him by the money he lias left 'study is particular Interest Cor Wash., and of as the other here.’’ that fellow have in •Miss tjy way in which lie lias lived a doesn't to got a Reverend Albertson Charlotte Carpenter who had Aggie [but lhe i ij students were welcomed l»v tin* nell tried the same experiment la--’ Of the original j | members of the bn Mituh to wet. leave of absence last and the manner of man that he has gef year, hns just re- churches of Fort Collins with faculty Addresses at. Informal year success. only Doctors Newsom. The flub has Students turned from l*een. Ills wealth becomes another’* ' King- Forestry been a center the University of Chicago. j receptions during the past week end The class held by the Colorado Agri msn and Glover remain. Dr. W. H. "f activities In the for all to duties but If he has been successful bis mem- years passed resume her in the Home Eco- Parties cultural "In I were given Friday evening College was under the dire*- Feldman resigned all walks of life,” said Rover ,»v lives I last year to students of Forestry. With Its nomics this ory Character la flu* most ‘in- accept uub|ue department year. he j of Mr E. A. held j* Presbyterian. Methodist Christian lion Lungren and was n offer ••ml Albertson of ~ from the the tti«* l.ovelnud Mhli fit Mayo Foundation, policies, club has always stiinulat Miss Carpenter had and (Continued on Page a very enjoy- Congregational churches. . in IJttleton with about fifteen farmer* disl Church in hi« Rochester. Minn., in address to th. „ru connection with ed and promoted enthusiasm and Inter able time during her year spent in Chi- The attending The class erpilp.ed dent body Methodist Church and Kpworih • was in their institute of medical est in on Monday morning, "one She research. our Foresters, presenting vividly cago. speut the summer of 1927 ! Chi’s League entertained Sigma Attend the same manner a* collage classes nnd Dr. H. L. will find only two kind* ,»f one hundred-eighty , Morency has taken his the value of forests in : |s*ople. the Industry, nutur-j vacationing and during winter she l conducted students of their church. Dr. Leo Convention at Salt Lake as a laboratory class. The pl»o* Prior that Dr. stuirts and sportsmen. r to time A. W. I al beauty and life did graduate work mostly in the field Avery of the course of six lessons, two per week, “There the two ~f Colorado Agricultural Col Hhitehouse had and had be- Duriug th* session are type* students of art, and resigned regular >f textiles, economics, obtain- Three members the li.l contain i gave the welcome of Sigma Chi ' • not any lectures but only come here this morning.’’ h* said, “just address to out principal of the Vet- school, the work of the ciuh will Ik* •#! as ing her Master's of Art Glasgow degree, fraternity will leave this for i b enabled the farmer* there "f town students and the evening -m direction as were when I was In college Time response was erinary college, Glasgow, Scotland. neation.al. The members have the Miss Carpenter “It Is if op i stated, one Salt F.nke City where they will attend ! to study plant structure that “ given by MU* Janet ! in away >r J Farquhnraon cannot change them Glendeuniug. A ' tinea was ap portunlty to hear outstanding author the best, places to do graduate work: the bi-annual provincial convention to they arrangt'd for themselves short program was given, followed by a* they pointed to take his in I As an illustration. Rev where j place as head of Itlef who are active service On,* Allien.son i special attention is devoted to I l*e house the games and refreshments. held at the chapter on i I were interested In it. *' ur •>f the elted who department of anatomy. Dr. R. mniti features of this year's pro- two girls were going away obtaining Master’s and Doctor's de- ' j I Adversity of f'tah campus The work last winter was About and so success- -.rne and Dr. will to school. One the Uko one hundred fifty stu Flood Cross have grams be tin* moving picture*, M|K»r* was very grees | the University of Chica- Those local representing the chapter: ful that this year the program will In- dhotafluffed i dents were entertained at the Pronin ,n the department for several showing actual forest lift* The For with her wardrobe al go very much and the Home fSconom , arc Burton Van Dyke. Edward Tripp dude schools In ten communities of terlan The Xtars. though h ies 1 Church entertainment wns e«tr.v department Is making arraug*- r family was sacrificing department Is very strong. While! and Reitz. Mr Wayne E I, LeClcrg Weld ami Larimer counties, which have in charge of the officer* of the Chris Ah- ten flu* 1' greatly Tin other the the isn't t years ego the new “Vet” ments with h Iteparttneni ,i girl understood Lnliding so good, their equip- of the Fort Aburnt Collins I chapter of ■••*ked for such * school Mr t.ungn-n state of ln*r i Man Endeavor Society The decoration# M’P'el was constructed, which Agriculture tit get the l»e*t and the family's finances and In ment I* excellent. We. here at Aggies Chi will signiH accompany the active will have the aid of Mr W. H Ball In were of colon and H Aggie theme of -rkrd a big i: plte of the fact that her far is M ’ jump in the growth of most Item 'ldal film* Other flint* wardroU* as a* accommodation concerned; member* srrylng on th»* school Hits rear. Aggie act I * tti«*M whs carried a was somewhat lacking, she t * out Short '" partment. This w*» several (Com tinned on foil/1 it went are better off than they.” welcome add res-e* were given by Ih-an Until two years ago Home K«-ouoth Townspeople and stidents 8 Arthur .lohtlNor of tie ' obtrude Rogues' Gallery Newest 1 le» was under the I *epartment of Ed- Agricultural Colcge and Dr Leon ste ucation. but it I* now separated Ail wart, pastor of the Church. Prnfe# Attraction were described both on to Students i-toya Although buildings the University of Chica- Prize New College Library of Ih.vm -ir Clarence Joined the Conserv- ; failed to pas* nil of their sub- go campus have been donated and Mu* Library Invaluable as a Source of bv Gov- atory of Music played ,wo violin Reference; Accepted jects. one could readily *••«» by their Is now num- Mterenling specimen* in Hall of Fame; nt- de|iartmcnt there waiting for *i Appear Yeg|f*B Many bers ernment as Depository for Government Documents titudes and Mrs. Ed Mousy sung two se- ''tudenla '• after grade* were out. which 1 I donation. Recognize Their Own Pictures the Pam Among lls*t And oh lets the There dormitories ion*. List of Criminals I wns the sport and which aport*- 1 are for both men A the ! The s|K*rt was adept and women undergraduates and party was held nt Christian College student * ns as man. very at there well town*-Itthe Louise B. PeFrnnre lte*)umitM, fh» s,n have y 'Ms. you liecn to Mi,* from the head. I never shw. Verily. . making for hi* failure. I* dormitory Church under the direction of the tin* 11- excuses one large for graduates j people tiro proud of new college j'Theodosia Amnions memorial, and the sue*, gallery yet?" drawled Mr. Wine - have raw* of first class hookkt-cp Till* cla ion fol- which Miss Christian Endeavor Society. About \\e a I saute salfleaI could hi f'arpentcr stayed widb* t brnry .building. o|*»nod to the public I 1 Barton O Aylesworth collection. The M »l fn croon * If low student# and Krosh. ers. ears are any Indleatloii. within indefinitely, through all branches at the I niverslt > She was mueii eighty attended enjoyed I in the early summer of 1928. It con* 1 library v«»r> often receives a few gifts of Huh. ” whan* ’at stammered Mu* • • mir confines The bail men iof activities, and should still have ‘icautlfiil the games mid stunt* that hud been campus wc impresed with the parks sin*. tain* a total of fid,572 volumes and Mvolumes which are either placed In the •*dun*n. if the lu*t under turning i iHwmildet inor.* luiil, to tunn. assumed an air *lM>rt* and sportsmen. (Continued on pane 4i phimnsl the direction of Mi|dr*s! I about 25.00 U pHinphletfl for study, ref- college in collection or a “give away" of clilltl-likt* in Wetzel her no, •m-t* Dyes wert and committee. Refresh erence work and general cultural read* ; to to group go libraries or school*. One Right this FV’a. cast men were served by the way. r-i g-h-t th;* , heavenward. hcntls were ia*nt co.v- fa woman’s de- ing. chosen according to the needs of • of rhe most cherished Late i of recent gift* " ’’ V. M. A. FIRST ‘oimilounly, t‘l| show yuh ' one side, air of shrinking Registration partment of fh|# church ly to ami un i Isirrower*. j i l« a photograph of Old Main holding listened to tne As forth I ensuing converse - modesty prevailed Raises Enrollment MEETING HELD A reception tor of the Congre- The building, placed on the taken In 1878. [violet •' boy* campus | t The presentation wa« with curiosity. I was a were truly pitiful. Knc.i stranger frosli—tln-y gational church was also given Friday • oval. Im* * eon designed to harmonise j r made by Mr*. Carotin* Fraser Taft of he 1 i no , hail look of a rabbit when the Laic registration the |mis| • i the vet-! campus, bur by means i one the week has The first weekly tuet'Mug of eveulng (Inmes. stunt*, and refresh- with the other new campn* buildings.; I Fort Collin*. the total enrollment twelve medlenl eshman, ami. although a college l hound suddenly |*oum-e* u|niii him lb* « mined to • erlnary association was held ment* const it uted *he enfer- tin the first floor are For evening'* a newspaper! eleven summers the library h*. 11 nip, had death and thirteen. A few 17. in | never seen a freaUman I lookctl as In* had felt- scared to hundred more are• Monday evening. Sept. the sur- tnIn bindery, and head* « j j lucid room, n temporary conducted succesaftit library summer IM Atito wtlliin the tew Inn of a “yegg’s hall of fame” Iw !As for the ladles well I have no tie exiieeted next days | gory room the veterinary hospital The held their for the do- Baptist church regu- quarter* animal husbandry t schools, which are attended by a Urn The to 1sire to *V mobbed these figure* will nearly climax regia new men were introduced the lar "Get acquainted h«m*lii hour" after On the second floor I* urnm’-cr of 1 • part ment a j I Red women who are libra- A few tration for the first semester. The staff of doctors and old student* minutes later I found myself en by the church service* Sunday evening large reading a/id reference room oc* lens wishing to i ] I make themselves unr i The college suushlne ••lul* In con banal'*!” Into and dU roll ment l*y ebiases Is ns follows: .fule Loft us, of the veterinarv a line, I soon prealdent Sunday afternoon tin “Newman copying the entire front half of the!*effective In thdr who will libraries or a |''*‘r*‘d !Junction1 with (be faculty, cast that Mi; Sophomores, medical iiNsoeiati
“Y” B. Y. U. FROSH TAUGHT TO Stag Party to The STATIC Rocky Mountain Collegian Be Discontinued CUTUP RESPECT UPPERCLASSMEN For the first Entered n» second-class matter at the Post Office in Fort Collins. Colorado The future Barrymores and Jane time In number COLLEGE a 0f COMMENTS for I’ubllshed every Wednesday fry the Associated Students of the Cowls the Aggie will be giv- student mustaches prohibited of campus Rigid rules enforced by body; years the *‘Y” atag given for the fresh COLORADO AGIIICI LTLRAL COLLEGE of front en an opportunity to *how their stuff and freshman education; freshmen; College songs yells part men discontinued. Heretofore was till* next to frosh. When a convenient thing is a frat- Saturday morning when the col- door entrances or exits closed one of the —If fresh- was flrpt entertainments whistle: It is a and lege Thespians hold their tryouts. Con- PROVO, Utah, Sept 18 member with fi 11 privileges of western intercollegiate ernity password class is in for the freshmen AM* Till I-'' ”'K > INTER OLLKG ATE friendliness, testants are especially warned to live, and live fully with- fined as any room where given during the fir«i MOINTAIN ( I PRESS ASSN a summons, a signal of men wish ROOM 100. Old) MAIN PHONE of Take the such props as canoe paddles, and session. week of school. 037 I a symbol brotherhood. against bringing stage out the aid of well harken Rule fl. Sec. I—A mustache must night I went strolling in the park tenr bombs, revolvers, or any brand of blisters they would do to - - I For a number of years the I Phi the Idea of influen- voice of those who know. be worn only by upper classmen. annual ! with a Sig, Alph, A. K. and a army tanks with to the Louis G. Editor stag for freshmen sponsored Davis, * the is Rule 7—That Rule 6, Sec. 1 and by the Y. ij Delt. Somehow we got separated cing audience. While great emphasis placed upon 1463 C. A. of Phone be enforced the M. the college has been * found alone, lost, the conduct of freshmen with refer- 2, will throughout 4 and I myself M Forrest great concern to the *‘Y Bassford, Manager critics insist that col- U. traditions, it is school year. secretary nnd 1 stranded! 1 searched frantically Some of our ence to the B. Y. Phone 1463 x* the cabinet. Several years avail. and understood that the traditions ago H ! through the shrubbery to no leglates do not r« td newspapers same freshman was Injured at what Is and a “Y’» sta Then I evolved a happy plan. I have very little idea of going are also applicable to sophomores u and contracted blood and the This dia- It sometimes be- poisoning In his STAFF whistled the Sigma Chi call on in the world outside. was upper-classmen. Conservatory Adds After this the Albert the leg. accident stag was Elliott Associate Editor Sig emerged from the lagoon. I proven though by some of our bright- comes necessary to impress upon Jointly by l-"'li■»!? Limehe N.-ws Editor K. freshmen who the class the New' Music Courses supervised faculty member* did the Beta whistle and the A. est and most intelligent members of first-year Katherine Abbott and the *'Y” nntil Society Editor after traditions. The this year when it dropped from a tree. Then I sound- reading newspai>er accounts of importance of these Harold Mills _ Feature Editor was discontinued. Fhree outlaw is the offenders \ .ud Horn ed the Phi Dc!t whistle, and Secretary Kellogg’s treaty to process painful to The Conservatory of Music of the Van Women’s Athletic Editor Hcllhiisch the broke their the office the other day concerned but the wise freshman im- ' H Men's Athletic Editor monkeys in zoo war came into Colorado Agricultural College has made Mr. C. O. Simonds, the “Y" s«s re- Mildred Chart.* Exch wouldn’t nge Editor chains and running.—Ex. intensely happy because they mediately acquaints himsel* with the In Its program. New “It came changes courses tary says: is the purpose of the v lucent TiiyIor Special Writer have to cake military. laws of the campus, learns to play In band instruments have been listed, “Y" to try and bring out the best in ■lack Rowley . Sports Writer „ in becomes She: “How do you know that’s a the game, and so doing 1 a new phonograph for use in train- man not to see how little we can have the vv telephone over there? Perhaps these frosh right a true B. Y. U. booster. ing students in appreciation of music i• nr licit/. girl make him feel. While some of ... Advertising Manager th- be no more Willene Black Assistant He: “I said ’hello’ and she didn’t idea though. If there Is to Without freshman has been added to the equipment, and Advertising Manager exception, every fellows have enjoyed it nnd would would he wise to answer. I war it change some have made must the following rules: definite plans been for the like to see the # obey stag continued, tve eel of the courses now in vogue. of Rule 1. Sec. 1—Every freshman organization a grand opera com- that the is not the REPORTERS | organisation want for Coach—l a man quarter- frosh hat pany. to B|*>nsor It. If j must purchase a regulation their Is '’cocky” at- Marlon Karen Robert Yeager Margaret Lewis who will never call a sig- ! But the millennium is still a long back hasty all times, The company will take tip the study titude in freshman Stanley Prohst I 'onnld Littlefield Walter Earley and wear it at including prevalent the class, America it will come will for Morris Howell nal. ways off. In of and prepare a liernurd Trlerweller Evelyn Hanna all out-door student activities, upon opera, per- the serhp is the place to discipline Gertrude Hicks at have an au- Hazel Clark Joe Keyser Stranger—H-h-here, c-c-coach, I-I-. when collegiates Aggies at- formance of Verdi's “II Trovatore,” in it the campus, except (a) when in them provided does not result in Robert Morrison Ault for Mary Mildred Thomson I'm ra-m-man! —Ex. ditorium large enough the whole the of 1929. A chcrus of sixty I your | tendance at devotional; (b) when at- spring bodily injury as It did this f-oonard Mitchell ltowena year. J,i Burton Carl WiUers student in Scotland when the body; entertainments; (c) voices, of sopranos, altos, tenors and the Howard .Sargent Arthur Ashjlan Emma Willis tending evening years past cabinet and myself inventor of flexible glass perfects a Hnrrlet Neighbors Grace Nelson llerber “Who is that?’* basses, will be used. The principals have taken blame Cooper when in class room recitation. the for things don • Helm Cook whisky bottle that the Scotch can turn been for about Aiken Dorothy Steve Martin “That is our vaulter.” : have already rehearsing fellows who did not pole Sec. 2—No Frosh, man or woman, | by belong to the Evelyn Gilmore Wilma Julson Eagle Inside out and lick off the last drop. Agues a year. Orchestral accompaniment for and who take “Can he speak English?”—Ex. in of the “Y," failed to any respon- Eleanor Cromlr Lois Shoemaker Jeanne Anderson shall pass through or out, will l>e the the opera given by eonserv So with this Elroy Shock Ruth Goemmer Marian Carr front door of the education or li-, sibility. year we spon The Chapman - Andrews expedition Constance Berlin Ben Grlrtz Mary Atilt officer—Present arms! atory symphony orchestra, directed by sored three social R. O. T. C. brary buildings. events for the fresh from Mongolia bringing news Ruth Kern Beth Irwin Dorothy Carlson returns ! Prof. Clarence James, and the phll- That's rotten. Come out here and men during Freshman Week, and feel Sec. 3—Frosh must learn at once «»f fossils that will startle the world. nlc orchestra, directed by l’rof I). look at yourselves!—Ex. lmrnv Ing that Imcause of these entertain Song, and and re- have found fossil so in the College yells, 1 They a great (’arson Director F.nislle will la* in this the COLLEGIAN ACCURACY ments, was proper year to dl< peat them at request of sophomores j size that an elephant would be as a entire production of j charge of the the continue the stag.” Visitor to guide in an insane asy- j classmen. Considerable attention lias been called inaccuracies that have ! it. But. how about some and upper to | kitten beside I opera. ! lum: And who is that poor wretch ! occurred in the in the matter of The fossils undiscovered Sec. 4—Frosh are requested to | Collegian names. criticism has j :of the apparently Enrollment In the conservatory class- moving both around I who keeps arms J “Y’* the hill side not been well founded and the staff to Jhis evil if in America? Shall we equip expedl- < clean the on | be- structor In violin of proposes jmprpve possible. es this season is greater than ever and director or- ip a circle like a windmill? a short recital of the which be- tions at exi>ense to go into later than three weeks after the be- However, process through a story goes a great fore. It is that this will be chestra. Clarence James; Instructor la He’s absent-minded expected Guide: the to fore it in assist the student whole to I Chinn when they could more cheaply ginning of the school year, and and of Mrs. Alex- appears print might body as a see i one of the best at the conserv- piano history music, prof, who tried to set his watch by years such and find fossils fore the **Y M the night before Home- why a condition exists. come to our campus : atory since its establishment twenty ander Kmslle: Instructor lu oratory, the hands of an elevator dial. even more startling? How about the Coming. and dramatic Mrs. consider one years ago art, Clarence Lot us a number of items that come from some personal thinks that fossil who sincerely Aggies Sec. 5—Frosh do not sit closer! Miss Louise and to be the The lvgular Sunday musical concert* James; accMn|>anist. Pott; fraternity are printed-on Society page of the next edition. He: “Are you fond of golf?” ! , grew up about him? If any more mn- than row ten at lyceum numbers. | ! will he given as in the jwist. Other Instructor in hand Instruments, 1> *'arl here is Such items consist in of names She: “Am 1 You should see the Inaccuracy very prevalent. part de- I , scums are to be built In the next —All and Carson band. not familiar to the and Sec. 6 Frosh men women , concerts will l*e given tliruout tlu* sea- ; director of K. O. T. C. campus because names assume almost greens 1 ate for lunch.” English cade offer- I amide space for some our , shall be subject to all other rules or !>r. R. F. Miss \| and combination of letters it is the son. Bourne; registrar. every form right thing for the staff | i ings should !>e made?. regulations that the commit- I>r. F. Ronrne; to that the stories special The staff of the conservatory fi»l R. registrar. Mis* assume as reported are correct. Sometimes because ODE TO THE FROSH for under Rule Sec. construction their tee provided 2, lows: Director. Alexander Etnalie; In Kileen Spurgeon. of poor of sentences or extraneous matter containing Oh sing a song of Freshmen, green This Is the heart tale of I | rending a 1. shall fit to enact from time! these items are edited. But of is see spelling proper names the most im- With wonder in their eye. ( certain collegiate: Ivan Greenhat buys to time throughout the portant. quarter. Oh sing a song, and when we sing* a quart of embalming fluid from his Rule 2. Sec. 1 —These rules shall We sit and wonder why. Then it should be admitted that the staff is still several miles I private undertaker samples It and be enforced by the student body KLASSY KICKS FOR For if we sing of Freshics, young from perfect. Here inaccuracies in the ac- j ( He , becoming again reporting, . gives his approval. starts out for council through a committee chosen (We know and I) counts often for the At the office the material ' it, you very errors existing. 1 his eight o’clock and sees a large blue by that body. which is contributed is read and if of That any song to fit their needs recopied necessary by a corps ( elephant with pink trimmings sitting Sec. 2—The sophomore class shall KOLLEGE KO-EDS l«**k editors. Here Would be a lullaby much is and the stories on the old fountain playing a mouth to smoothing accomplished act as a special police force aid hen edited for the writer. of are ready headline Because the fact harp but thinks nothing of it. As he this committee in enforcing these! that harmonize both in material and i* -iderable skill is r*rite heads this is So, Rock-a-bye Freshmen Snappy styles . necessary to job detailed crosses the oval he sees a yellow rules. On and walk. Get them to u ho does else. campus with the season’s latest vogue. one man nothing horse with orange polka-dots wearing Rule 3. Sec. 1 —These rules shall | coloring I Lie down and roll over G then taken down town the it is an Inverted bathtowel but he is not ln- be from time of at— Copy to print shop where set up ! in force the regis- When talk. your uppers* fcrested. into class to type Proofs are taken of the stories and Hurrying be sees 1 tration for the full until the proof readers go over quarter Freshmen, J Rock-a-bye the professor smiling I»enlgnly on the i hem. Here again considerable improvement is made. Outside of a last day of that quarter. Wear little SHOE CO. green lfds, ( class and that the JAMES-FULLER ■a\ lew mistakes announcing sched- shall 1m» defined typographical made by the linotype man the proof Rule 4—Campus You’ve gotta be goats rtvders’ chief task is the correction of uled quizz would be postponed on ac- spelling. as all the halls, grounds, and other Good Shoes Cost I^ss So be good little kids.—Ex. of the small time given to “But mistakes still j t count pre- properties of the university. appear £-you say. Yes, that is true. Proof read-I 1 pare for It. have been on the alLtheiime Rule 5—Class room shall be I ! job and errors still crop in. With the i di-, Ivan Greenhat becomes panic strick- establishment of better The staff will Vet. sysjytp automatically produce a Dept. Rated en as he realizes his terrible condition better sheer 'Phis will take The co-operation of every one in school | In Highest Eleven —wishes he had never taken a drink for here again a little team work will do the business. Your i f an«l phones for the police ambulance. Eyes (Continued from page 1) Fitted TRADITION on basis lines of Properly ized the of three Hikers Club Plans activitiy: education, extension and dl Now that school has started in earnest and the Owl Canon freshnien-sopho- ! , research. Four members only of the Trip to AGGIE more fight has passed, every upperclassman, and sophomores , especial- veterinary faculty are associated real lv, are wondering if we have a freshman class. A class with the . The Hikers’ Club is planning their; with the college experiment station, The Messerschmitt Jewelry & Optical Co. of men we like to see at me?i who.have their at of the school for Sat- type Aggies, school buti nil are engaged In teaching aid: * first outing year heart. 141 Sept. 29. At three N. College Ave. i extension. Several courses are of- urday1 afternoon. j The. first we think of-is the of the Green. fered students who o’clock, all member* will leave the Ad- thing naturally wearing to are not regis- f Ice Cream Prices Reasonable 'l he symbolic of the first in ministration building for Pinion Grove green cap, year school, should be worn by i tered in the veterinary division, and r ill freshmen. It is tradition of which Is near Owl (’anon The first 1 a every institution, and here at Aggies < on the other hand several courses, | ' it is of the place the freshmen to that their classmates live like chemistry and taken stage of the trip will be made in I —No, not a Ice see up to 1 botany, are " special this old tradition. numerous he trucks. If present plans can he ir | age Already freshmen may seen with- i in departments other than the veter- * Cream, just Kisco's bike will la* made MILADY BEAUTY SHOP out their caps. Are they or don’t thev their in ranged, the by moou poor sports appreciate what i ary. specially Rood Ice school them? I light. means to in the “Veterinarians trained Cream that all The only Marinello approved shop city. are guard- During mid-winter when the snow Affgies The question often arises: Whv and employment are as follows; State Phonograph Records TRAFFIC RULES SCOTTS of Course and deputy veterinarians, veterinar- 85c... .8 for $l.OO 1300 ians Word to experiment stations, extens- comes to the student body telling of the new traffic rules TAYLOR PAINT CO. ion veterinarians, research, instruct THE REXALL vvhiHi have and STORE been designed ma le up college authorities. The by 153 in land-grant colleges and universi- W. Mountain urad has been on to feel thr.t it is not sate the drives and ; government veterinarians, DINNEBECK’S our campus to enjoy beauty j inaugura- For the in te d Co-eds, all the very latest shades from July Ist of this year, has given a new Paris. Including the blue. This the student will do their impetus to veterinary educat- very popular navy 11 part and help to uphold the new rules j >n," said Dr. Glover. “The is full tm-v w ill not > profes- 1 Service hosiery fashioned, thread silk and need to be so stringent and will rare for the congestion ) Quirk Moderate Price pure ion of well • veterinary medicine is the sells for very nicely, a* a* make our campus more quiet during class hours j $1.50. youngest of the so-called learned pro-. 125 West Mountain Ave. If- -dons. It haa wisely profited by j COLLEGIAN OFFICE many of the mistakes of its sister! profession. The conservation of the j I here are some students who persist in using the Collegian office animal wealth and public health con-■ and »i for their staff does - equipment own personal use. The not We Want of -titutts a wide sphere of usefulness to Meet All You Ajfjfies ire so much who uses the office J • occasionally if they are out of the % and the Colorado Agricultural col-i way during: regular working hours. COLORADO “A” BARBER SHOP lege is it* doing part in training The there is for I'M Writ I.Alltel equipment the use of staff members and the young ntrn for this highly specialised! 82 Stores. 112 N. College 7 States student! this should keep in mind when using the office In Between (lasses nnd Try Our Haircuts I branch of the medical profession.” | Drop Rent One Phone 940 DeLuxe Cleaners A Today! from Galland’s MARTIN When your demands call for service in ('leaning & LESLIE or Fords tailoring—quality, workmanship and your gar- Chryslers, Chevrolet*, Opposite P. O. on Onk Street ments returned when desired—it’s a to pleasure serve. "The Master Plant” 6 WE DELIVER PHONE 291 ALL NEW' CARS WEDNEffPAY, SFFTEM*** 26. in THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIAN’ THREE Gleuon Loren spent tha weak-end NOTICE nt hla home in Kiowa. DRAMATIC CLUB Botany Department room in which to accommodate the in of about '.rease fifty freshmen over Coutttry to eipocUlibns the Col- Increases Dorothy Cnraley and Jo Rapidly last year’s enrollment. Briggs could SELECTS CAST At present the -1 legiu not bo moiled out this SOCIETY the spent week-end nt their homes in quls sections are located In week the stuff rooms 800 i eo has hod to resort The growth of the Denver. Botany Depart- snd 301 The in Old Main. Arrangement* to haphazard means . cast for ihe of distributing first Dramatic ? ment of the Colorado Agricultural Col- are also being made to provide of for it, hoping all the time that club the lege has been rapid every . production of year, "Not So , very and the en- Mis* Naomi VanHom more laboratory room whJ«h it is b** spent Sun- student will his get but rollment has advanced f’-om 126 • paper, Fast", has barn announced Missj boys lleved may be in the Civil b m,rrl day at her home in : by provided * “** "f Loveland. that there will be and Five Frat. Dances Jane Ohrl.topher•r knowing some sixty-seven girls four j Alinda director years sgo and Irrigations! Engineering °W 1 Montgomery, of the building '* Wn students who wont. "°" Mr. end Mra. club. to 8 total of about 350 boys and girls w„ Those who will take in Sl,n are Brothers, part This Week End at present located '■ Bryon Smith, Rudy The 1 at present. , at Sa- - mailing list has been made the I ploy are Rowena Burton, Nor- LOST—Parker Fountain Ten with ltd*. Brand, and Laurel is Vanderhoof were up and in the hands of Because of i post of- ma Hotel this rapid growth the name Ira Hatfield It. visitors at • I,awls. Clark, Byron Jacob- on Return t$ with th« en*l of Sigma Nu house Sunday. fico officials who tho rufhtng reason are it son. Botany I>ept. is struggling ,for A1 . arranging : Marguerite Shawn, l,oren Glens- more Botany building. Reward. Alra aoclal Hctlvlilos are «Vlng Hamilton and .Hor according to carriers that inaugurate? so the son, Paul Shndille aee ! and Marjorie Rlr, spam , hp Burns, in In rarneet. Last week f| i weekend |n Campbell, Hinderlider, Hob- Collegian the future will end Ibe rs come i Gleason. Service at \er. One-Day radrt of the son, Smith, Knoop and off the press year woe held. Appro* Meyer apent ; Wednesday morning the first *nat\G der. western. of Alph Kappa house. University -Michigan, and AH Colors others. members of the nssocia Hosiery ('allege Commoners Club wishes Ralph Parahall was president to3, of th" j tion extend full faith and announce the of Mis. Littleton, Miss credance to Association last year and he pledging Dolphus Mrs. J. H. Stevenson and Littleton, Jim- showed s daughter, the credits of Craig, Richard H. my Towers and Mr. their fellow menij’.ior ■ such interest and bis Wllahusen of Florence Prosser were fulfilled dutle* f were Sunday dinner guest* at Makes schools. For It Its Bow. Yuma: Lawrence T. guests at the Sigma Nu example, credits of so well that the Hoard Organ, Duran- - the A. T. O. house. house F,unday. 1 re-elected him Princeton go; Owen are acceptable at the Uni- ns president for this Rlnndin, Eaton; Robert t j * year. Rntph ha < versity of Colorado and Rowr, Canon J Princeton, In l*«*en «»n the City; and K. W. Philip Jluebel went to Brighton j jI campus mo*! of the time Tay- Helen Kretz&chmar. Frl- j I lor of '26, spent turn, recognizes Colorado credits In f since he graduated In 1904 this season is rich in col- ralisade, Colorado. day night. nnd for n Hosiery the j Sunday at Kappa Delta -house. j I department. • • • I every The North i number of Central I years knew most of the stu- ' t An extensive association membership is the most ! i dents. Since has been oring. variety of GROA T-BRA.pL co he doing re- V Harry Gayior. Rlsdon. Clara Bossick, • veted all Sehloo spent the week-end of affiliations. search work he does On Saturday morning, j ? not come In touch colors September 1. jCIernes, Peterson. Sargent, and includes new shades. in Sim- many ' ; Brighton. The University ia also with so students, Dorothy Bradley and Harold P. recognized ' many but has always Groat ■ I mon* spent the week-end in Denver. | had the 2*. united in by, although not a member of, the 1 interests of Aggies at heart. were marriage at the American home of Eleanor Crainin spent the week- Association of Universities the bride’s parent* In Port Mar John left and Craig Pender - I . end at in are which gives the Collins. The Reverend A. F. her home Denver. University another Colter the '‘pending week-end in Denver visit-1, class ! "A rating. This honor, together pastor of the Baptist Church, per ing their parenta. |, with the “A” North Featuring formed the Evelyn rating hy the Old ceremony, which was at Herman was a week-end Clothes i Central fended association, given the Uni by only members of the families. visitor m Denver. Fat your Sunday dinner the of After at Col-1 versity Colorado a class “A" Mode. ISetv a short honeymoon, the Groat* raf lege cafeteria. |i with for ing the American Council of left Aiamona. where Harold is Catena a«=- Snyder was a dinner guest '1Education. The bi«tant engineer for three class “A" rat- the Public Ser- Saturday evening at the Gamma Phi tire Margaret Green was elected rice * ing* place the University of Colo company. 1 house. VOGUE df rado in president Valkyries, the 1 a position If nor Ring • taking place equal to, Ting v• • left: vacant by Jane Christopher. I higher than, other institution* of high ■VO \TGO MI R Y-BTI I/SOS Mrs. Carter visited at the Tri Guaranteed to f er learning in the United States. CLEANERS satisfy or a new pair free, or your An Delt house Sunday attractive ywaddlng occurred on afternoon. Kvane Foster and George Fuller The College of Arts and Sciences money back without conversation. Saturday afternoon, August 25, at | •‘pent, dhe week-end in Brighton. * the College of Engineering, th* Greeley, f'olo., when Katherine Stim-i Mr. Tom of The Clothes Ashley Saugache, j School of Pharmacy, the Law School, Hospital vn n, 'MV became the bride Colorado of Aylmer j visited Bill and Martin, Hazel the School of Medicine, Pair j Clark, Norma Evans, Mar- 1 the School of $1.50 a Montgomery, *27. They were united in, , Shellabarger at the A. G. R. house ! Nursing, the garet McNeil, Thilipine Anderson, : department of journal the marriage by Keverend C. O. Thi ! on Sunday. Evelyn Gilmore, Edna Maxey, Kath- ' ism, the department of economics in Phone 1000 hodeau in the presence of relative* and fact, erine Abbott went to Denver 1 ail branches of education offer- STATE DRY GOODS C< over a few friend* The was* maid of honor ed the College Mrs. Morgan and Dorothy Morgan the week-end. ’ by University are included j M 2 So. Mary Slim son, slater ..f the bride. The, “Your visited at the Delta Delta Delta i in the three class “A*’ rating*. Satisfaction Is Ours" | . ** rromu was attended |»v Clarence John i house Sunday. Jeanne Anderson and Faye Abbott The American Medical association of ■«on Denver. Following a wedding .-pent Saturday and Sunday in Love- < i-laces a separate cla«s “A” the ‘ rating up trip Montgomerys will be at home land. the of M b* Jean Knight motored to Den- | B*y®ond Condon visited at bta 1 pleasure. r Plat artlie over the week-end The n pens offer s choice of the Wahl 14 'h*re friends trse* and ••at—Ce'.lagc '•afeterla points. You pick the point that fits your stroke. Brother T yhtan FfooT*r nf p»nrer writing hoys’ work secretary of Kan** l . Wynm •off. Colorado and New Mexico, rr Doubtless your favorite store carries rh* dinner guest nt *he Sigma Chi hou See Monday. Pep* 17 Wahl-Eversharp line. him today and Aggies be satisfied with nothing less than Wab! HHli? Beniamin Is tn the Tresh A miujM and leriaa Hospital In Denver reef.r#r*n»' •rurds Wahl quality. Guaranteed pens pencils to ounuiasssto Ai *ei.l1,1 of double from to afta**!. pneumonia ter-. suit •steer earner purse. •aaaWuk'BnO. 1 '«at -heice •» I ±taH: • rm- -.nior*, Candy «•** pasted at the Valkyrie l to miTtit' l*9 ■etkshlevelaa •fleeting Wednesday evening announe THE WAHL COMPANY $5 Your $5 100* Sqpmt Queaqpp Schedule Patronize WALLY m Colorado Motor W«v. Inr, M* «r«odrov t inmmmd W Here * dm an* « on mid Vumraa tnetrume— mi deck set s 'd» nr TO DENVER pinand cliptrey «nd pen torture hwt I'm there w«to the cti l*'*, wa toutralrred ' erne > #> 30 a m 1 on p m i 4* 15c p m , S Sfl p m 80hp m 3:30 • m J;S0• m Your p They Make Collegian ••Daily except Sundays. •Stind*'» l and holiday* only. WAH, BRSHARP TO GREELEY 5 IS « m . : 4" P m,, 6:25 p m Possible Attn rawer*, s FROM s GREEI.EY «.»» am, M« p. 6:15 m . p m. si 1»S N Cf11... Thona 1114 SCOTT T)*OG CO , AOBNT* FOUR THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIAN WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1928 Frosh Increase 20% Fairbanks Talks Increase Shown inMr. Tubby Sponsors “Paul Bunion” Acts Women’s Athletics At U. of So. Dakota To Club Campus Improvements s At Club Livestock Vet. Forestry l VERMILLION. 8. D., S.pL 20— Department Monday the Livestock Club Edgar Tubby, campus foreman and (Continued from With a , evening rt page 3) Woman’s Work Students 20 parcant incraasa ia tha i Gym was addressed the de- come from Umber organisations Enjoy freshman cloaa, enrollment figuresB by three speakers, each i Information from veterinary college florist, Is closing his tenth sea- i- of the telling of a different of i shows that total of seven- south and t,ho northwest. for tha South I phase the State partment a son as boautlfler of Now in Full YM-YW Picnic Univarilty of Dakota ' the Colorado Agri- Swing of fair at Pueblo. ty-one students at- enrolled In the vet- Several the programs this bid fair to exceed those of last r yeai year cultural college grounds. During the Arthur C. Allen. Extension erinary medicine division. Of tills will be devoted to hear the at tha and of tha seoond of , Special- 3 students Girls’ gym classes are well M. and A. day reg- he has underr The annual Y. Y. W. C. past summer directed the plant- in ist told of the various classes of live- number, thirty-two are freeh men, twen- * who were active service this sum- and istration, Tuesday, September 18. way several sports are now in pro- held last »- outing was Saturday mftcr- ing and enro of four acres of new mor. There were Enrollment arts stock shown, and stated that as a ty-four sophomores, fen Juniors and I lawn, twenty-five of them, gress in the collage of , 1, under the direction of Miss •? noon with- about 125 persons attend- the show i seniors, to year’s tho territory between and science leads tha other schoolsi group herds were superior to ftvo as compared Inst completing the improvement work i covering New Elizabeth Forbes and Mian Ruth Trout ing the hike and picnic which tntpptr The and enrollment nine- i j Mexico and Canada. and of past showings. Hog Dairy of sixteen freshmen, around the end K Their experiences !o the tennis tho collages tha University with l i rumpus oval; has classes, work so farr was held in Rlst canyon. shows teen seven nine in fighting fires, preserving a considerable increase over last drew much attention because sophomores, Juniors, ! gum® and has lieen of a technical nature. A The made l planted shrubs, flowers and grans In studyy start was from the Admin- ' j with the The number of the large number of entries and th* seniors, and thrse specials, a total In 1 ! contact numerous tourists •f and is year’s figures. of newr strikes service being made. istration building about one-thirty Ith© area about the new library build Interest i crea seventeen students. Of this will be of exceptional Interest to men students tha end of close competition. ran very no of nil. The hockey lasses o’clock in -A” trucks registered at f c are practicing ou j I lie two and sev and between 111© cafeteria Is high In the Holstein cattle the dairy number, about a dozen have changed |! ing and the The club forward the two day period exceeded that of j at t* looking, to « the oval. All equipment such the oral ns e autos, each truck hauling twenty- last show. The Delry cattle were Judged over from other courses. heating plant. very successful and helpful year's shin year by more' than 25 percent hockey sticks, guards and balls, 1, five persons. With two more weeks left for . by Prof. Mortoa of the college and his work. »re furnished regis- hy the department. A! This increase Is believed to be due, There are some forty-five acres of met entire The first persons to arrive at tration of students lata t judging with satisfaction. though this is a new Miss Trout, tho arriving at sport, to Homo extent, to the demand of the lawn on the campus. All of this lawn camping site begun to H. W. Mr. Allen was the judge of the horse coach, announces tliat H gather firewood college, Frankenfeld, registrar e for much interest is United States government men in i except that on the east sldo of the rnls the show and stated that close and being nnd shortly after the trucks arrived at university, believes that the , many .shown by the girls. Each classs the Bureau of Animal Industry, In road tracks and around Guggenheim the hike enrollment will those Interesting classes were brought before will have Its 4 was started under the direc- figures surpass l own lean and interclass which has been a shortage for hall and the civil and irrigation eng! { nnd of Mr. M of last in tha him. He says there is room for more games will tion leadership Edward year entire callage. be played soon. some time. This shortage can be more neering building, was established competition un j Dodd, secretary to President Lory. Af- In many classes, especially The regular swimming classes have fully realized hy knowledge of the fact der the snperintendence of Mr. Tub- J ter the first climb had been completed the draft horses. Mr. Allen’s judging been started. This is tho first time that the government has raised the by. All of the plants used in flower j *' nnd time allowed for enjoying the was entirely satisfactory as was shown f»»r rsveral years that girls have lieen New Bureau Directed present salary of every position in the beds and borders have been started in 1 1 view with field glasses, Mr. Dodd de- by the fact that the exhibitors then • permitted to take swiinruing tl.o fore Animal Industries Bureau from $400.0*) the college greenhouses, where over. selves elded that those who did not wish to Dramatic I were satisfied. part of the year. It Is expected that By Club per year up to $1500.00 per year, which 10,000 feet of glass protect the plants the ' go farther might return to camp hut Prof. Fairbanks Judged sheep at these early t ■ high classes will develop much makes it possible for some of tho Most of the miscellaneous jM*rennials “Jeannine,ID ream that he would lead those who the fair and found a great deal of com- were am- The “Dramatic Information I much interottf in life saving. and est paid employees to earn ns a* have been grown on the campus. One; the herds of the bitious in climbing to a higher point. petition among various The Loan Bureau’’ was so this ofhilac Time”, first W. A. A. hike for christened f $9000.00 per year. hod of nround polntK of decorative plants, that ! The return from this final exhibitors. He had the privilege climb * fall as the result of conferences was held late Friday afternoon. Eight ( be- the 1007 class rock, contains between Here is the from in the ' j theme-song the «u« started about four o’clock and judging some of the best sheep A unique situation is found in the girls I tween Miss Montgomery and Dr. Lory. production participated. The route led outt 700 and 800 plants. Approximately motion-picture “Lilac nlKMit five o’clock everyone had country. The college took a small enrollment of one woman student. Eve j to , re- This Is the newest project of Time.” The melody has been made the Larimer County Hospital and ■ the Dra- 2.000 geraniums are growing In beds! number of sheep to the fair, and Prof. into a smoothly melodious waltz turned so supper was served. Supper matic dub. lvn Herman, daughter of Dr. Herman, j from there to byway of the town pave- about the grounds. Every season somp that takes all the effort out of danc- consisted of hot dogs and buns Fairbanks feels highly pleased st the who Is graduate of this'institution in all five with a ment, covering miles. Although the bureau has grown bat Is in the ing. “Jeannine” has just the touch the and j new plan executed planting j coffee and apples After supper the ' showing made by Hampshire* nnd a successful veterinarian, who of sentiment that Because this hike aroused much ( there j everybody wants. so gradually, now seems to be a of flowers ns to color and size 1 Rambouillets about; in and hear all ladies of the crowd provided entertain- of his herd. The classes now practicing In Denver. Miss Her- Drop of these new enthusiasm, the head of hiking. Avis real need for Its in establishment the the campus. Victor releases time ment in the form of base bull containing sheep from the college were is freshman. some this week has a game. man a Tarvin, planned several more hikes college. The return to town made iihfrfut judged by an outside man. of Is to take cold was The students in this department are A force twenty men employed,»n 1 Jeannine, I Dream of lilac Time place before weather. several For years, according to Miss In Walt told of Walts (from tha Motion Pictura six-thirty. 1 conclusion Campbell the and pro- ! y extremely fortunate In that all of the i ! summer to maintain the lawns duction. Lilac Montgomery, director of the Dramatic Time) With Vocal Refrain : the experiences of the Senior Squad equipment and buildings with the ex- flower beds. Two gasoline power.mow Out of the Dawn— Fo* Trot of Club, people knowing the club and southern The (from tha Motion Picture production. 1 while at the city. boys hand used Y. W. C. A. Cabinet ception of the hospttal, nre new and ers. and ten mowers are on Wurminp Up) With Vocal Refrain desiring information concerning plays judged various classes of livestock. Nat SnaJtarr and Tun Vicroa OacoarmA 1 modern. the grass. One rnnn works at night t«> New Athletic Event and Entertains Freshmen play production, have written In Tim. SIS7S. 10-bKrk 1 then watched the judges place several with A of flood the grass Irrigation wafer, for help. the surprisingly large proportion the Last year, dab helped He Senior of Memories of France —Walts classea. urged till Squad and in time. Several Introduced for Coeds of this one the day men M'itfc Vocal Chorue Tub Tboobamubs The T. W. institutions ranging in size and impor- graduates department follow C. A. cabinet was intro , In That’* next year to take the same trip order busy with hoses constantly Just My Way of Forgetting this vocation life work, consider- are kept dund to the the lance from the “Denver Community ns a You —Fox Trot now girls at regular to an Idea of the right type of live With Vocal Itefrair Field the get during the day. hockey Is one of most high- ing the decline in importance of farm Jean Goldamts Hu* Obchmtka meeting on Tuesday, Players” to theatrical groups in the and Sept 18. Each stock, that, they may know the correct ly organized T*a. 10-Inrh team games pin yea by animals. 21&90, cabinet girl explained tho work smallest towns. of her typea of livestock before going to tb« women today. Although it is Ten Little Miles From Town department s new and a little of the success of “The Lit- There are in the United WANTED—A Ford rea- Fox her plans Because of Eastern shows. positions roadster, Trot With Vocal Rtfra m sport for women on this It is for the school campus a States for those interested In Driftwood (Just Litti# Bit &') year. Miss Mabel Mott tle Country Theatre” at North Dakota army sonably priced. Call 1575. a comparatively old game for the women Fox Trot With Vocal Refrain was first and Introduced she told of Aggies, it is quite evident that this that line and the men are rnnked along [ Gkoscb Curs and Hib Mnsid of Englund. Ireland, Scotland and the her work ns student with the other officers the rank of i >o. 21589, secretary. She project has great possibilities. This MISS CARPENTER to Eastern part of the United States. desire to colonel. Rag Doll —Fax Trot expressed a serve all the is the kind of rural community service if Originally was a man’s game but in RESUMES DUTIES Kiddie Kaprre —Fox T.ot girls on the campus In any way ( Colorado Agricultural College likes to pos- When you settle down Vicroa Akdbn-Pru. Ob . America it has been adopted almost man sible. ex Tii perform. and eh OacarrriA ' datively hy women and 1 (Continued from page 1) hard and io.i rh girls. Prof. Prof. McDon- to aisee, ß The members of the cabinet for Dr. Lory, Goeder, studying th* advice in Field Anyone desiring pertaining , the Mich- hockey Is a running, hitting rounding university. ald. Miss Anna Baker, ami Miss Pell My —Fox Trot (Theme Sonar from year ir>Stb-2t> are ns follows; to Angel to dramatic work should your eyes commence tha Motion played any way see j igan is approximately a of Pictura production, Street { -tune with sticks and hall on •» 1 quarter a Miss Carpenter states that while President Anpel) Charlotte Boon Miss Montgomery, who will gladly lend rectangular turf field, 100 yards , mile from the nearest point at the uni- bother you, see us. (Them# from th« j long ’ studying for her degree, there was on-- Revenge Son* Motion Mce President Margaret her , 50 wide. 1 assistance. versity. Pictura production. Revenge) Sebevcj,jand yards The teams nre com accident which might hare delayed her Secretary You will be surprised Fsamiltn Bads ...... Janet Olendcnning , pound of eleven for- Ko. 21591, lO.incU players each; five There were a number of former Ag in obtaining her degree, for the cloth Treasurer Margaret Green at 1 wards, three the difference a pair hnlf-hncks. two fall-backs gies doing graduate work at the uni- testing machine, which she had to Council Representative. Conference on and goal keeper. The of W. A. A. FILLS of a object the versity a~d Miss Carpenter says while test materials, limed, hut Sears. Ho. glasses will make. arris-Warner, Chairman Claudia r Cushing to advance the 4s ball 6y hitting, VACANT OFFICES there she in an Aggie re- have a good textile Freshman Commission participated buck Sc Co. very FURNITURE CO. dribbling, or passing It the stick with ! union. There is a strong Aggie club laboratory and she was permitted to May Pußois, Margaret Lewis into the opponent’s striking circle and. The W. A. A. board held its first reg- - in of FREI) EVANS j Chicago. Among some the Aggie use their machines for Pinching her Meetings JVetc from there, to shoot ular meeting at Ammons Hall Mon- Orthophonlc a goal. on faculty she met while In Chicago were course in testing materials. .. .Margaret Scheve, Florence Avery Optometrist Hockey is ideal day evening at 5 o’clock. Nominations Music— an game for the ' autumn were made to fill the offices left va- 110 South College crisp, cool, days, combining, as ctor Pianist Bertha Asmus it does, stimulating cant by the failure of girls to return physical activity 1 Phono 3SO-W Loader .. * Dorothy Hutchinson FREE! FREE! to school this Those nominate.) add scientific team piny. Once well year. I - itiaiuse..Rosolla llanfold. Beth Irwin were Laura Baker and Anna Catch- •^^Records played, hockey mouses an enthusiasm Social Betty Pearl Dukc Shampoo or Retrace with each 50c Marcel or that remains with the pole for secretary; Jessie Ehreakrook '.Vorld Fellowship player long af- I .... Florence Grenr I Wave. for basketball head; Lillie Mae Toner Finger ter school days arc over and serves ' Church Relations . Elizabeth Beveridge to Jier actively for head of life saving; Marian Brown Dr. Dentist Membership kut/fb interested in Ihe lt Geo. Best Crissman, . Evelyn Hanna AGGIE BARBER SHOP for swimming head. The election will Big Bister 140 So. College Ave. Phone.: Office, <197; Rev, 999 take place at the firat general W. A. A. ....Bernice Brownlee. Alice Persons and Beauty Parlor meeting to be held on Wednesday, Sep- Always back the to of AOGIES and a SPECIAL, DISCOUNT afl unable to to return scnool this fall. tember 26. Mr*. Dee Brown, Graduate Operator Phone 1305-J students. After the business SWIMMING pool meeting. Miss Nervlr# and Sanitation I Elizabeth May Wing, associate profes- OPENS of FOR CO-EDS sor chemistry, gave an impromptu of speech on “The Beginning Chemis-! Co-eds CHAIM S S CHAINS The swimming pool In Ammon* SAVE AT HODGSON’S Hull try." in which she developed chemical j Freshmen, See Us for Your Haircuts »* now open for of the use the women theory front Biblical to modern times. SAMPLE SHOP indents on the rampu*. Already ninny •Themlstry” from THE COLLEGE originally came the BARBER SHOP Lower overhead expenses In our new location in the Armstrong iha of «o-eds are trying to Improve word chain,” black “Upstairs* I’nder First National Hank meaning mud, plus Hotel building enable us to save you money on quality jewelry. their graceful figures by FIRST CLASS WORK SLR VICK, OCR MOTTO the stimulat- tiding "Istry.’’ meaning science of. We cordially invite you to ing activity of swimming. It I* It written e* Inter was a; “chyralstry ' come and look over our jie.-tod that other* take will advantage and finally tt been me the English word' beautiful line of dresses of to 1903 ih« opportune y keep up on life “chemistry.** 1928 and coats. 1 vlug praetlea or to Implies ‘their & Gift Store : i h.> first .chemical development was) Hodgson’s Jewelry ftirw In diving. Buy upstairs and save ' with the metals, copper, gold, silver i Welcome Aggies! Armstrong Hotel Bldg. Phone 816 W The schedule for to open ewimg for land Iron From this loginning the 1 $5 $lO. girls has been announced by MI»a Klla- M-irnce has grown to Include even the! We extend to our coridial and wish your welcome, you abeth Forbes, head of the physical ed W'.'Mt vast fields of electricity. JULIANS a successful school year. We are still in the shoe re- Uf’atb>n depart incut for women. It ia Besides the active members of the pairing business and have been for the past twenty five a* follows: SAMPLE SHOP organization, there were s large bum- years. We are always ready to give you “one-day serv- Monday » to « P M her of visitors ” i present who hope to tie 140 So. College ice Y'ou new Aggies, come in and get aequanted, and Tb - day f, to « 1* M able to J affiliate later we would like to see the old ones, too. s if ’'day 1*» t*. '1 AM We have a full line of laces, polishes, oils, dyes, W7\ Y. W. C. A. MEETING brushes, etc. Photography of Qnaiity On Tuesday, Oct. 2, the Y, \\ C A ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP, INC. * ill hava a fin-Ida meeting in lb* re repiIon room nt Ammons Hull Th . Fishback Photo and Art Studio I tftSo. College Ave. *111 he special music and readings. Ai! girl* on the rampu* nre cordially In Portrait.-. I vit.-d to attend. For further detail* Art Pictures, Tapestry and Pottery. WHtrh for porters In Ammons Hull ami Kodak In at 9, at 5. on Urn College Station. Finishing.. ready ARMSTRONG HOTEI. RIIMi. You Need in the Line of Tho Women's Athletic Aaaoelatior Everything will hold Its first r.'gulnr meeting or •Wednesday afternoon at ft oVlwk it (General Unrdirare Ammons Hall. All girls inlet cued it I athletics art Incited to attend. Lowell-Moore Hardware M otrh for the Opening of the Chemistry Club Has 111 N. ollege Opening Meeting Delicatessen & Rotesseree A^r eav 1?* rteri Welts was elected ‘Wcretsrv Hear ) e. Collegiansl / f t hemIstry Club, at the mectln: MeWe'.* hl-b wa* held Monday evening, **pt AT THE CANDY NOOK Pep—Style—lndividuality ■aVi\C he place of Willistr Allison who wa- are found in our latest combination r~ xo> \’Oii Oxford Coats eute ate MILLINERY Double breasted Vests (.iris’ Barber Shop AND READY-TO-WEAR i Striped Trousers For Women Who Care Come in and select own n«lr.>«, Kv.n. 11.... k Store, your combinations. ANI) UP HAIK CITTING AM) &0. • SHAMPOOING J. Style Shop W. L I lout & Son. Phone I II O. 1.. HuKorff 123 Tailors Wo. Colic** Av«. Ft. Collins, Colo. 23K Walnut St. Phone 107-W SEPTEMBER | vkoNKSPAT. 26, 102* the rocky MOUNTAIN COT.T.EOTAY FIVE Watch Mascot Dons Aggie The Don’t Aggie - Teacher game Attractive Raiment Oct. ii be Colo- Your 6, to played on rado field instead of at Gree- Forget To Be Staged Before Teacher. ley as was stated in last week’s Team AKgie Came Collegian. Sports Oct. 6 As an aid to Aggie enthusiasm, Snr- : SATURDAY'S GAMES geant Kulffen state;! that the gun which boom* forth the victories of tin* ! Idaho va. Montana State at Moscow. FROSH FOOTBALL tins l**en TENNIS Farmers {minted a festive SPORT LIGHT ANNUAL U. OUR VARSITY GRIDDERS I>. vs Western State at Denver, and SQUAD green gold MEET UNDER WAY i Ureeley Teachers vs. Kearney ls*or For (J The years tills faithful announcer ot ; ! mat nt rotley. AND University of Wyoming played the fates of the rival football Brigham of Idaho WIGHT lhe "Our its season’s teninN < Young vs. College opener with Black Squad” column which TO SCRIMMAGE Mbs The Intramural tennis tournament Normal lias worn the drab khaki of the United i at l'roro. makes Its Initial und t rounced them 42 to u. The ap|iearanco in this is now well under six way, singles States game was typical of Army, but now If Is garbed In.I_ week's Collegian will early season attempt to give the matches all ready been 1 having alternating and Aggies finished their games, with flashes of strijws of green gold. I Aggie students more second good football INEXPERIENCED week of was complete know- played. The tournament, which been practicing on Boston vacant lot. ledge practice Friday afternoon with motl- shown at times. The used j of the Coaches and the u University to The military this and have all teams j 1 have started on Monday of last department year • played regular games on eraleiy its entire squad of 34 that will the ' light workout to give their men. lias made the carry Aggie colors on week, is an annuul affuir. The win- possible presence of the > foreign fields. hard work of Scrimmage with the field this the week a polish. The all \yj|| Varsityy fall. ners of both the singles and doubles gun at the games throughout the ______‘ _ w ua d will be Gooch Dawson of the This CominK Week A great s l In good condition for Denver Univer- football With boon many of the new students matches are given gold medals while season. such n to their sity will will be first game of the season with play his opener next Satur- perhaps interested in know- those finishing in the second notch Aggie spirit ami with the favorable to Teachers, (J. day, September 20. with Coach Cross, endeavoring de- ing more about October Western State the men and this s will receive silver.medals. There is prospects of the team, this year should | PEN AND His real and formidable foot- team was given p rest Saturday velope a should be an to tournament l»e of the - encouragement them The team is also a consolation for one greatest. i working liard develop- , and he team, has been hard to plans to spend this week in ball working give their support to fellows those their first matches. The 1 that' new plays and losing ;jing putting them Into them for night for the last two weeks k».„w polishing Saturday’s game. every 8 they more about. winners of the consolition will re- PENCIL POCKET I use. The Frosh squad gave them 78 prae- He is undecided to his ROCHESTER, Mass.. Sept. 26 with a green bunch of freshmen, This week ns initial lineup • the column win com-1 and ceive tennis balls as prizes. The re- ■jtice tuckling carrying the ball. —The first made but with this week’s practice he will 'IP) football fatality of the progress is being slowly and 11 nient on the far coaching staff, that is Last frosh sults of the games played so ! year's are showing up to a lie occurred when James Feature definite information able to tell more about the ability season here ,T An Exclusive in Our at present can working hard are: Kamm beaten Geo. ij to whip the Aggies, great advantage. McKeynold.s Ray was by 1 and Has , of his Fenton, of receiv- Trousers be about the line or the men. Lawrence died after College Corduroy not given up team into shape for the coming Fuller 6-3, 6-3. >] gch-1 call, two luminaries on last ■ j year’s frosh ing a .broken neck while tackling of any of the candidates. edule. n run prospects j The issues follow will team Evane Foster No I are playing regular on the first took the measure of need of going without a ner in lioly Cross football practice. The squad is large in numbers, but then take The Denver University was hit hard I t 1 up the different men and string, F.lwood Hannan 6-2, 6-1. I I Melieynolds playing guard and pen, pencil or comb about you in weight. There are short when their star tnckle, Brntzman is light only ’ \ writeups will be written about was account of not Unseal I at tackle. Bruce Follert Lee Tabor now, on having diH-lared gave a three or four men in the entire j ! them. ineligible and when 8pee ken a to in. good battle in their first set the j BOSTON. Sept. 26. (IP)—For tno. | pocket carry it that will the scales j The loss Ilankin, last year’s quarter did group tip at 180 (’each Harry W. Hughes who of Caldwell and not return. The I has score being 7-5 in favor of the lat- 1 first time since football has been or and the coached , Pitcher does not seem be University mentor will have a new task Just received a new assort- pound.' more, remaining Aggie football elevens for to felt as »| ter, but lost the second set by the played at Boston University, the team not in fill ment of 74 men will weigh more than i' sixteen much as was expected as Coach Hughes ' drilling men to tiie vacancies -1 light colors. years came to Aggies from one sided score of 6-0. I this year will play games on its own 170. Most of the men out are young Oklahoma is fast developing a team that have the 1 left by those two men. l university, ! gridiron. Lester Madison took For Ml years, the teams have should and promise last two straight and develop increase in Coach Hughes has j of year’s caliber. The i j a very com- sets from Karl Bali?, both by the S’-.00 TO might as tlio season and the hnckfield will have plenty S/T.50 year pro- lUpdahle football record, lie played of strength The Wyoming university is taking - j score of 6-3. gresses. back i with Williamsand Brown at the half quarter during his college ca-1 a different aspect on the football und Davis Hobson defeated H. Sut- reer and earned ]>ositions resuming the situation. Its Charley There are no phehominal players. four letters and prospects are much McCARTY’S cliff 6-2, also I flanking back role together with Ben- 6-1. Some of the yearlings look fairly . four track letter.-. He coached brighter than they were a year ago, lie at full. in various French, Day. Ball and all last returned Although the scores of these Barber good, and others do not look so good, , schools with great success years men have ex- Shop Walters before will furnish plenty of reserve games would indicate that these but so far no man has shown himself : con.ing to Aggies. He came cept for, George, fullback and Fath- for the back field. The he exceptional that will here in 1911, since th»*n line should de- •Wj canter. The ttun Beads games were rather one sided affairs, We will to .so he be * he has tot- cob* try to please you Murphy-Ready Co. liver with Heaves. Prince. Vickers. some good tennis was assured a position on the first team. , ted Aggies to six Rocky Mt. Confer- Mdefabla development, but when they; displayed by Wink off, last year’s men. both the 5 barbers i <*nce champion together find themselves winners and losers, and this Every player has just as good a hips. He has also they will be danger-! Clothiers and Furnishers with of Shellnharger, Potts, llonsteln. ou* form will undoubtedly as chance as any other player. had charge track and has won competition. improve the W. “To Men Who Know" - Vaughn, Hnscall and Mcßeynolds, as tournament grows older. 121 Mountain Ave. Most of the work has been on the ! three conference track meets and i Miming the duties as line men. fundamentals of football science. three eastern division Tli I-ambkins IHB \. College Are. meets. • handed the Ft. Lup- Poudre Valley Bank Building Punting, and throwing j . i"ii eleven a 33 0 defeat catching Hans Wagner, line coach and head I to Saturday af j and carrying the ball have wrestling ! ternoon on their home gridiron. The : Bullard Beauty passes, coach, is an Aggie grad- Coaches Shoppe been in the Regional Lambkins al-o practice each night. uate. having graduated in the class were at no time In danger We specialize in all kinds of Last week Coach Cross gave the 1925. Hans Pass on Grid Rules und they showed exceptional ability Beauty Work HOLLER SKATING ,of is very capable, be- j Phone 390-W four to in their line plunges and end this •quad plays learn, since then ing all conference tackle and .I i 1 runs cap- Over C’lo. State and Hibb's Armory, Fort Collins they have been formed into teams J The couches officials of the early In the season. tain of the Championship team of j » Skating each Thursday, and Friday Saturday evenings and ut The and have been signals. 1925. T, Rocky Mountain Conference decided Ft. Lupton team showed good running He also was hea y weight Saturday afternoon. (iood Music their annual meeting In Denver Sep- < caliber ball an 1 in the first half ham- tv I, Johnson, Mgr. It will only be a short time until wrestling champion. Good Order tember 22. ttiat the grid i the will be need of present mered Lambkins for three first the varsity in opposi- Coach Cross who played on Aggie are sufficient as they stand. downs but lacked the tion furnished by the frosh and it punch to shove't | teams in 1912 and 1913, has charge ’ j i over Women like Arch that They discussed the rules, their They came hack strong In the Pre- Oxfords at is for reason that light scrim- of the freshman, taking Coach Shep- J 1 Quality and all third quarter and held the Lambkins H 94. mage has been added to the even- j unison's place. j changes answered questions 1 Popular Prices. i server Shoes because scoreless. ings' practice. Coach Hughes has that needed cnlightment and decided ’ High Grade He is ably assisted by Dorsey clear and needed not • ijt the date for the first mix-up they were no more Oxfords at prices Richardson and Lynn Pitcher. Rich- they are made in such between the varsity and the year- explanation. you like to ardson played center on the Aggie pay. e Fraternities and lings, but it is expected that it will C. Ilenry Smith, conference adjuster, and Most styles, W. varsity for three years from 1912 to j \ pretty patterns be some day next week. Sororities 1914. presided. the $4.95 iso The following men have been re- Coach j lopk part, giving Joe Denver was represented by Ryan is assistant football j j for porting regularity practice: Dawson, Burt Potter, frosh coach, and ATTENTION coach and head basketball' coach. He reel comfort. You can Lloyd Acott Lyman Burgham, athletic manager. ! received his sport knowledge at Val- MUNSELL NU-WAE SHOE CO. James Alishouse your poultry dressed | pariso College s Coach Van De Graeff anil Manager Joe Buy git them at in Indiana. He was l5B W. Mountain Avenue Paul Alishouse at the Irish came down from C C.; Head I j captain and assumed the role of full- Dean Anderson Coach William and assistants Rail back on the football team und was ( George Batty Munz, John Mason, and Manager ? Garrison Poultry running guard on the basketball I Ira Bi rger . Franklin attended from Colorado Uni- team. He developed tin- Windsor Ivan Boston Yards versify: Line Coach Kern and Davis ADAM’S Wolfer’s Market and Grocery High School Wizard who two ( Leon won Bower the Cowboys; Director •tate championships and one national I represented j Adrian PHONE 1595 Brocklsby and Coach Saunders of Teach TWO STORES i championship in basketball. Cooper SHOE STORE Dale Buxton and Manager John- for Prices 1 ers; Coach Allen fl.Vl So. College 137 So. Pitcher is Collfg* Fred Lynn assisting with the Case ' | aton of Mines; Coach Strader and I’lione 805 Phone 302 freshmen, he is a graduate from Fort, Free orders filled Oak Kenneth Cooper attended. delivery, 135 West ; I Ed Muller of Regis, Collins high and was an important promptly Lewis Cowden Hughes, who was on Good to Eat'' Coach Harry Fort PolHim, Polo. “Everything Dolphus cog in the Aggie machine for three 716 Cherry St. Craig 1 i the rules committee, attended and gave Purl Crook years. • them all the help needed. FREE—Efficient Delivery Service—FßEE Lester Dohner Abraham Paora Allen Floyd Annual Marathon K. U. Football Team McGowan Battery & Electric Co. John Frank New Uniform Arouses Interest Adopts BATTERIES AND RADIO Peter Freeman SALES AND SERVICE Hay FrDbie LAWRENCE. Kansas. Sent 21 Viiln to hold 226 So. I'hone 1505 ' Uldrflng* Plans are being made Ag- hand for all College New equipment is on which James Goodwin gies Cross country run is u*- the Univer- football men this fall at P. H. Graves held on the day that the foot- | ually sity of Kansas. The old uniforms in Collins. Ruben Greifenius ball season opens Fort but after j are being issued at first B. P. Haldeman However, definite, such as nothing things have been lined out the new Roy Hannah the out of the course, has The laying uniforms will be issued. new fcfhf' t Win. decided. A few men are out different Send if Harrison been art* to Qpf ) t varslety uniforms 'atgundni [ ( Boone Hawes training for this event, and it would teams have than any Kansas ever i Everett Heiser 1 be a very good idea for those who 7 Paul run or who would llofcditz have made plans to the The headgears are same type Nelson B. Hurd like to compete, to start training for “Don’t that we are at service that are forget your worn lant year except they for it is a tough Loren Idol the race now grind, the all of the time.” blue with a white hand across Harold and must he in con- Irwin i a runner good socks the same forehead. The are I At NDRV SERVICE CORPORATION Floral Frank Jepperson dition to even finish The race was Espelin Co. .‘■hade of blue as the helmet* with Carl Johnson won by Bill Coover last year. I’hone 606 I white ankle*. 117 W. Oak Phone 445 Richard Juclfs of I The jersey will he the feature Arthur Keithley uniforms. are crimson with Peta Succo the They Bill Klein letters K. U. spelled on the front George Taylor the John Kret>* j reinforcement tape and John Utter back j with the N. H. Lamburn » numbers the back. The * Van Pelt | large block on Alan Langworthy the K. U. i* white with Fred Vetting tape, spelling felephone H. C. Longenbaugh A CLOTHING STORE THAT blue background, the same Ivan Walt a narrow Wm. Magill the sock* and the Harold White j shade of blue as Ray Manuel Wm. Woods helmets. John Marlott 252 MAKES YOU FEEL AT HOME. The to be used in the uni- Alva Hamilton pants Sieve Martin form are the regular olive drab can- | Albert Willis | BETTER Wm. Martin vas with the knee and kidney Irwin Miller i pants W. c. Morgenatem For separate. Kenneth Wentherill j pads Clarence Munday Feryl Munsey ICE CREAM Cincient O’Brien Eaten O’rme After tin’ frame ”Before ami Home in the place where u>u do just an you Wm. Paulina in and Chllaen Piet please—ever>hody glad to see you 'ou Charles Roger* See Our New Line of One of ambitions is ha\e your own wa>. our Robert Scanlon GREEN LANTERN Lynn Schlch Toilet Articles to have folks feel at home in thia store—to Martin Shellnharger SANDWICH AND COFFEE SHOP cultivate all through the store the air of Lloyd Smith 144 N. College Ave. con- Harold Smith HUDNUT 75c--Our Special Sunday Table D’Hote geniality and good will—not anxious to sell—- Virgil Stahl Dinner —75c of service. Robert Stephen* ELMO hut eager and willing to he Ellis Stevens 110 l MGAM GARAGE MILLER'S COT) tlibbs Cloth ANI) A( ( ESSORIES ins'Co. FOR GAS, REPAIRS Phone 20 1 lie 115 South College 330 So. College Ave. (lampus Shop CLOSE TO THE COLLEGE WBPMSBDAT. IlfttalH 2« I UK HOCK V MOUNTAIN 001.1. EC lAN SIX COLLEGE LIVESTOCK WINS Agronomy Research AT THE LYRIC Valuable to Farmers adapta- PRIZES AT STATE FAIR “Painted Post," the screen thrill- tion Sinclair Drago’s RICKER'S of Harry The work of the agricultural di- starred ing in which Tom Mix is vision of the Colorado Agricultural story Exhibit Heel Ever Held nt Pueblo; l.iveotock Show Bent Sheep will be the attraction at invaluable' the Colorado and which In I .nut Four Year* college is to Monday and the Lvric theater next farmer. Advice and information are “Where the Rent Their Cars” finest stories Aggies do fair said it tlie beat livestock ox- Tuesday is one of the A. usual tlie animal kuntnudry was gi anted him for his asking. He is Western star has ap- i hiblt the last four and the , in which the partment continued their winning’s In In years saved toil and loss of money, as the in Pueb- peared. Finest Rent Cars in the State Outside of the . greatest show ever held Have the iiII classes of livestock at Colorml . sheep experimental workers of the college ; takes its name from lo. there over Draco’s Denver State fair last week. being three hundred labor to solve his problems. The story a sleepy in head in the town of Painted Post, Mem tiers of the department com- entered competition. agronomy department of the agri- ; j edg« j little hamlet perened on the menting upon the fair said it was the cultural division is a part of the col-1 mountain range The show ot the Sierra Madre lienl fair in yearn. dairy lege experiment station and the ex- is tak ! To all appearances the town WE DELIVER . iih exhibits of milking Shorthorns, tension service, active in serving the | PHONE 100 Dr. Shinn Praises How JUST Holstein* and of ! ing a Rip Van Winkle sleep. i -.is, i.ncriivvs. Ayr fanner. Farmers the future are j respectability the l***t shown trained ever, the mask of ms hy far ever in the agronomy classes, j j i Work Mix, as shcr In Agricultural rudely torn aside when Hi fair 'l’he nnlmnis each riaavl where the laboratory work in soil seething with Marmons Chryslers and iff. uncovers a plot Graham-Paiges • h n-rv hesi eotnpet Ition wan physics and soil fertility, and instruc- hate, greed and duplicity. The Diamond K ranch of r It Agricultural college training Una tion in farm crop work and plant Nashs DeSotos Buicks Mix into the o|s*ned opportunities for interesting Circumstances throw i •i ' er - heavy winners In the dairy breeding are carried on. the mannei center of this mass and work and leadership in a number of To the enterprising farmer the j Chevrolets Fords law and ordei Calf elu'j ■ fields, E. 11. Shinn of the T’n'ted i in which he restores The Daii v exhibits were says most vital phase oi the college agron-1 interesting to furnish ivc ti several of States Department of Agriculture. In carried 1 is sufficiently f .i ah 10 average and on-iists’ work is that on at ex- could ask. in the class of the demands mm! upon at all the thrills one tin- Imys won money open a study - periment farms located Fort Lew- * their tiie agricultural colleges and the Ford. Akron, Cheyenne The cast includes Natalia Kingston. » ms after winning in club classes.; extent is, Rocky Hen* . to which There, . A! John and Fred Gamble. IJP 1 Most of the animals were bought cheap these are being met. Doctor Wells and the College campus. St. in of in- directed but very carefully selected. This goes Shinn, charge agricultural plants are bred and testedv and met-1I Forde to show that high priced animals doj> struction, office of Cooperative Exten- hods of cultivation and treatment Ricker Driverless sion Work, finds not always win the prize money. agricultural college are tried. Shaver First active Singers Professor Fairbanks judged tin graduates in farming, research. Some of the crops originated at the work the station* Attraction and Professor Morton judged • leaching, extension and busilic* • are Defiance wheat Lyceum sheep Inc. dairy cattle. enterprises re InLed to farming. The “Number 37 oats,” and “Colsess bar- Cars, Singers will fact tluat the highest <>f the Extensive studies have been Th* Shaver Jubilee Hob Brood, well known herdsman of percentage ley." college auditorium on graduates Is repor'ed engaged in farm- made in the of “foot rot,” ttppear in the the college farm, had charge of tin- ( reatment ing. and a! that all the Wednesday, October 3. Tbi= group 100 216 So. Colleire Ave. " o practically *»f a disease of dry land wheat, which ( Phone college exhibits. A Mat of the win- | the firsl other lines ,»f work nf performer, constitute, to third place followed contrib- can be cured by late planting; and nings by classes up arc of the Lyceum pro- ute directly to farm progress. Doctor in the treatment of alfalfa wilt, by feature yearly | as follow*: Shinn contended, would be sufficient the of disease resistant varieties gram. Shorthorns—First aged bull, senior use A. Shaver, the to refute the sometimes made Directed by John i criticism of the plant, and by building up the and grand champion bull. First on Jubilee Singers have become that the agricultural college* educate plant’s resistence thru nutrition. im-| junior yearling bull, first on aged cow rather the last few young men away from tl>e farm Dry land work in the stations has mensely popular during with calf at side, first on two-year-old ■ This popularity is due not I AGGIES than for it. included studies of summer fallow- years. cow. second on senior yearling heifer, only to their concerts in the east first Deans of nineteen agricultural col ing. soil preparation and handling, j | j The second on junior yearling heifer, but to their broad- growth of forage rate and middle west, leges, ranging from Minnesota on tli • crops, and J CAKE and second on summer yearling heif- I'ORT COLLINS Friendly Fives for the two years. north Florida and Texas the date of cereals, and rota- casting past first and second senior heifer to on planting ers. on 11 is to you The of the singers in- ready serve south, and from Massachusetts the tion of crops. At Akron over 1,000 repertoire calves, first on aged herd, first on on wheat* and studied eludes popular negro spirituals an* of sire. Atlantic *o Washington on the Pacific, nr** plan.ed yearly ! young herd ami first on get : 1 j folk There is a ser.es to test breeds for the dry lands. negro songs. Hereford* —The college only exhibit- have submitted detailed Information as You’ll have to see these new of colorful musical picture.- from the Let Friendly to the »f graduates. High altitude crops and their adap- ?d two heifer* In the brewing class present occupations Fives to appreciate them. old cotton fields and the religious They satisfy Doctor Shinn has assembled and Has tion to Colorado climates have been and first and second senior heifer, won of foot and other of camp meetings. Each member your eye. your your pocketbook. slfletl Ihl* Information follows: subjects investigation. Work Mason’s first on two heifers bred and owned hy as the is especially talented, and are made of genuine Calfskin with along these lines has been done at group They exhibitor, and junior champion heifer The number who have returned to has had wide experience not only in Fort Lewis. Prime Oak Bend Soles. They’re a who also was placed as grand cham- farming after their college course are Service Station step ensemble but in solo work a- At Rocky Ford the agronomists singing pion cow of the Hereford*. '27.8 per cent of the total: those in re- ahead of style, and, incidentally, the best have well. An especially attractive part R.M in 21 co-operated with college bacter- they first on i search. per cert; teaching. five dollars worth you ever wore. Come In the steer classes won of the will be the Oil and iologists in attempting to control the program readings Servo Gas. cent in extension work. 5.4 yearling first on summer • per : per in on junior steer, by Mr. Shaver, who will give selec- and try a pair. production of high nitrate alkali Grease for that car senior • "enf: in business related to agricul- yearling steer ami first on steer j tions from the works of Paul Dun- ture. 10.4 cent: miscellaneous. of ntlf with three animal* entered per yours. only bar. the famous negro poet. Attention is railed the fact fhar The winnings in the hog chiNs*-* to Foard Admitted Roy Besides Mr. Shaver, tht* personnel Corner East Mountain and than one-fourth of the firsts, ten seconds and I more gradu- numbered seven To Bar includes Miss Lu Julia Rhea, con- Association Linden ates of return •igbt thirds Duroc Jerseys ** well agricultural colleges to on tralto. who won second prize for the the farm hii Emphasis was placed by Dr Llfiii.g in Mthough tn •. for x. lentifh Fred Thompson, “WE AMERICANS” an the ttsrleMNMW* of wfeu-a training farming should t»e .n important aim "The Pioneer Scout" lea luring an all-'tar cast. The picture with a thousand ** c surprises. Comedy. VII for Nothing.** Mso Novelty >e instance of Isaac Matt*, who wr ijn * u -iionid n«i I»e only *hiun the THI RSI)AY Feature. 7 Pete Morrison in Halts' father tried to “whip the ptwtrv f.»i &&anel tinning need ••search In ngricul ■ it of him * w!i***i he in* a h«r, hut “Cowboy (Irit” FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ( omptlv, tern* making «»* *o »«• h a part «f hi* nature that young Watt would Sid in “Skirts” per cent of graduate* now engaged in- Chaplin FRlDAY—- News and Cartoon research. ‘ Hnch student* as show npl- Comedy. Hate" PHONE 16 tttde ef »hl« kind of work should oe "Honeymoon hla and J will never rhjttw pom. nc(Hiraged h.v college* for Also Dunbar Co. Frida' to prepare Monday, Tue>da\ and Wednesday next week of Similar 114-118 Trimble Court areer* rWMUrrli.” nceil' N itfht. 1 exist* for spreading the rcnult* of re “THE KING OF KINGS” ('.till l s for Srrvire Greater lhan "lien Mur.** the biggest picture of the day. 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