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Rocky Mountain Collegian Use Your Get y our Spare Time Activity Tickets For Activities At the Gym - —— * “ * *■ "earn- «=_ _z _ • - :•<. -~i~~ Published by the Associated Students of the Colorado —— Agricultural College VOl.l'MK XXXvm FOHT COLLINS, COLOItAJJO, WKyNESDAY. SEPTEMBER loas 2IJ, Nt'MBEU 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.

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