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NEW MEXICO LOBO _..- ..- ..-..-..­ 1~11-11-11-tt-ii-U-IY-1( . Page Four y_,._..-..-JI~ +·-··-··-··-··-~·-··-· 0 1 • ,~ , • , • '' • '•II , ' , '1 f.!•~ I I ' 1 W. A. A. PLANS ANOTHER Ievening of the 8th. The camp site' THIRTY TH,IRD COMMENCEMENT I ' 10,000 CAMPING TRIP JUNE 5 i time will be the Rotary Boy Scout - , !Cabin. Judging from the last trip, i I AT Everyone who went on the W. A-I the prospective one Is bound to be 1 (Continued from page 1.) RETURN TO U. N. M. HOMECOMING A. camping trip during Easter vaca- a success. I tlon will be glad to learn that an-I1 1 The c. T, French :Medal for Schol- THIS FALL AND BRJNG YOUR FRIENDS I MEXICO LOBO other trip is being planned for the 1 'arship is awarded to the senior or ~-··-~·-~~-~~-~~-u-• We Thank You for Your Patronage PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO .~-••-•-•~-~~-•~-n-••-• time !Jetween Commencement and the i Barber-"Sonny, how do you want l junior making the ltlghest genet•al 1 o~ening of summ:r sc~ool. Thoselyour hair cut?:' javerage In a course of not less than voLUME xxvm w:w make the tnp_ wrll le~ve the _ Sonny-":Vlth a hole in the top :, fifteen hours leading to_ the Ba?helor ~;.ternoon of June u, returmng the hke daddy's. ' ~· of Arts de. gree. The pr1ze cons1sts of 1 BOOTH & SPITZMES-SER .. the pr0ceeds from $500 worth of! MORE MEN THAN FIRST GAME NEXT BIDS ACCEPTED WOMEN OF MAYA CHANCES FOR 'Liberty Bonds dondght spot in Lobo football p~os­ 105 W. Central ' The Winchester prize of $50.00, power of words. They traveled about Satisfaction A total of 382 students had enrolled w1th the Umvcrs1ty of New Mexico, Chi Omega, 7, P~ti Mu and Alpha Delta Dr. Sylvanus Morley said Friday morn- pects for 1925. I Phone 358 Phone 298 1 the gift of Dr, George Hubbell, is five miles through the cave (and by the middle of the week, it was stated, formerly scheduled for Sept. 26. Pi, four each. ing after assembly to a Lobo reporter. For the past week !ron1 45 to 50 melt Coach Johnson has announced that they state about fifty up and down). of which 158 were women and 224 men. The pledges by fr"ternities are: They had magnificent bracelets, pen- have been reporting regularly. Tell ~] ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ! 1 awarded to the writer who excels . , This number was exoected to be in­ last year's men will play the new mate­ Phi Mu: Rosamo11d Geister and Hcl- dants, car-bobs, and rings of carved of these; including Cocn, Long, Brown, See \ rial instead, as a preliminary game ~~~~~~~~~~~~;·-;-~-~--• , inchosen work by onthe aDepartment particular {Ifsubject Eng- El Paso was the next goal, but re­ creased to 400 by late registrations be­ en Schneide1·, Albuquerque; Dorothy jade of, exquisite quality, and oma­ Renfro, Crcccr, Monk, Grenko, Wilson, ~ 1 ports concerning poor roads deterred Varsity Shop, Agent fore the end of the week. before the meet with Colorado College. Smith, Los Angeles; Gladys George, ments of gold and silver were not un­ Armstrong, and Jlcbbcr, are old letted ~ 1 !ish. · Phone 177 - \Vith three weeks of strenuous train" men and the rest of the squad includes See the men and they returned to Ar­ An increase in the Engineering TucUtncari. known. The men also wore jewelry, 1 I Enginee:s work fm· the George E. school of 30 percent over last year's !ng now past hist0ry," the new men try­ Kappa Kappa Gamma: Louise Ocs- perhaps more conspicuously than the much likely material. There is atl ab­ A S T I M E I mg out for the football team ar_e begin­ of Fogg the Jeweler I i Breece Prrze which is the proceeds tesia to complete the exploration of total was recorded, Dean Eyre stated. trcich, Lenore Pettit, Margaret Fora- women. Great skill was nscd in the sence outstanding stars to fill any P The men's dormitory is filled to capa­ ning to show their worth as material of the first team berths, but there are NOW SHOWING • from a gift of $600. Only juniors the on field. t ker, Claire Stevens and Dolores Benja- making of these ornaments, and some for ·--··-·-··-··-·-··-·­·-·--·+ city for the first time in history. Extra for the first squad. min, Albuquerque; Bertha Hoskins, of them have probably not been excelled several almost uniformly good candi­ and seniors are eligible for this Early Wednesday morning the re­ 11 accommodations had been prepared. The Last year's team was greatly broken Whiting, Ind.; Helen Palmer, Pitts- to this day, Mr. Morley stated. dates for all of them. Graduation Gifts JOHNNY HINES a ward which is made on the basis of turn trip was started. Good time I AMiLNER STUDK>". \Vomen's Dormitory had not been filled up by graduation, leaving many posi­ lmrgh, Pa.; Vesta Grafton, Dubach, La. The dress of the Maya women was It ap[lctlrs likely that Coach Johnson will have this year what he has long in scholarship and general fitness as de- was made and the party reached j PHOTOGRAPHERS by the middle of last week. tions to be filled. And now that Coen Alpha Chi Omega: Lois LeSe'urc, usually made from animal skins, and termined by the Committee. Fl'iendship's Perfect Gift Detailed statistics of the registration is laid up with injuries, still another Margaret White, Jescile Wolfe; Locky cotton. Several of the dresses found tried to develop-two backfields of al­ -fo U II -~----·-·-+ Albuquerque early Thursday morn­ most equal strength. From Long, Arm­ "THE -EARLY YOUR Photograph ' have not been completed. Albuquerque important position is given to the new Powers, Louise Goelitz, and Margaret were elaborately embroidered. The ja­ IIJEET 1\IEl AT j . l Class certificates are given to the ing. Sleepy engineers were encount­ I High School probably lead in the num­ men to scrap over. strong, Renfro, Grenko, Brown, Odie, - Phone 028 313~ W. Central Goslin, Albuquerque; Henrietta Dilly guar skin was considered the most students having the highest scholastic ered on the campus throughout the - _,_.. __,+ At center-and it will be impossible Quintana, Dolzadclli, Wilson, Ham­ BIRD'' 1 ber of new students enrolled. and Frances Mark\a, Carlsbad; Ger- stylish of garment material. Conse­ mond, Hoskins, Black, and Benjamin, BUTT'S ji average In the respective classes, In day Thusrday, but they all declared +·-·-·-·-··-··--"-·· Altogether an increase of ten per this year to replace Greuter-Faw, trude Crackensburg, Gothenburg, Nebr.; quently the priests wore them. FOR LAUGHING cent in enrollment was made, the report freshman, has been showing up fairly Marjorie Odle, Yuma, Ariz.; Helen A king was the head of the govern- there can be picked at least two back­ DRUG STORE • addition to the certificates, fifty dol­ t11e trip successful in every respect. well, He is backfleld man, which ulti­ fields strong in both offense and de­ PURPOSES ONLY •--- stated. Stansifer, Litchfield, Ill. mcnt, but his rule had to be sanctioned WATERMAN & CONiffilN 1 lars is distributed among the wln­ mately will give him a great advan­ Alpha Delta Pi: Dorothy McLaugh- by the priests. The women had no fense. ~ers in the classes. The class certlf­ During the absence of Dean Eyre, EVERJTT~s tage. He has much to learn, but is Renfro, Long, Odie, and Benjamin FOUNTAIN PENS I Chester Russell, a junior Electrical JNC AMEN CORNER GETS lin, Helen Kay and Eloise Boren, Albu- voice in the government. LEGGETT'S AND lcates are given to the classes in 1 heavy, and speedy. querque; Helen Young, Urbana, Ill. Marriage was at-ranged by the par- have been showing the most stuff both the College. of Engineering and Engineer, had charge of his classes, THE RAZZ FROM DEAN De Gryse, '25 Albuquerque High among the punters. Renfro, in particu­ 1\L\RTHA WASHINGTON f . Chi Omega: Madge \Varner, Midland, ents of the girl. Divorces were simple. lar, has been setting good distance con­ The tt•ip was made at an extt·emely Dependable School man, is rapidly developing into Ark.; Mary Milan, Gallup, N. M.; Le- If hubby became monotonus the wife OANDIElS I the College of Arts and Sciences. a line111an. He has strength and weight, sistently. Try Our Honors awarded by the Associated low cost considering the distance "It is a bad tradition, and one which ona Howa1·d, Jeffersonville, Ind.; Eliza- need only mention it to the priest. The · The ccntet· of the Lobo line is show­ • college students with average intelli­ and with experience will probably hold Chicken Salad Sandwiches tl·aveled. Four cars were used and Jewelers beth Sherwood, Dawson, N. M.; Leona same applied to the head of the house. ing up better than any other part of the at Fourth and Central GRADUATION Students are in the field {If Journal­ gence should shun," Dean :Mitchell said down a regular berth at guard or cen­ Porter, Raton; Helen Stubbs and If botlt came to the same realization 11 llttlBasketball Ft·ances Burdell, Albuquerque. at the same time, all that was needed three capable centers. Bebber, Monk, for the omitting of the usual "Amen," The tackle positions seem to be well Eighteen of the women pledged re- was for one to inform the other. GIFTS Traclt, and Football. The recipients enced. The men had a good time Opposite Firat Nat'l Bank taken care of. On the ends Donahue, De Grysc, Riordan, and Olson arc all +-- n-H-••-•-•-•+ from the usual corner. side in Albuquerque. Dr. Morley gave a brief talk in As" first class guards. The Lobo tackles of these honors a1·e determined by as well as obtaining a view of the i~~~~~~~~~~~ ii-~-~ Dean Mitchell added that he was Brewer, Mulcahy and Benjamin are The fraternities held receptions in the sembly in which he traced the history the Student Council. oil field in operation. The hydro- greatly relieved to be free from hear­ showing up welL following homes: of the Mayas and explained some of represent what is perhaps the strongest electric power plant at Roswell was 11 Quintana, Dolzadelli, Sweeney and department of the team. Captain Coen, ing the echoes of "Applesauce," ''Horse Phi llfu, in the home of Marcella their hieroglyphics with drawings. He Creecy, and Wilson are second all­ examined. NEW ARRIVALS OF Collar" and "Grapefruit," from the first Black are doing good work for the Matson, 311 North Twelfth street; Kap- stated that the Maya race was pcr­ NEW MEXICO CIGAR GO. Hanna & Hanna new men. However, it will be very southwestern selections, and Craven and . MORTARBOARD JR. The engineers say to aslt Dolde rows in Rodey Hall during the assem­ pa Kappa Gamma, at the home of Er- haps the most remarkable race in an­ Monk arc both good men. AGENCY FOR College Boys' bly_ periods. difficult to dislodge Long, Brown, Arm­ nestine Huning; Alpha Chi Omega, cient history. He also described their 114 W. Central ab?ut the bridge at Roswell. strong and Renfro. · The real problem of the team at pres­ WHITMAN'S CANDIES INITIATES THREE Oxfords ------Dorothy Eilers, 721 \V. Copper avenue; astronomical system, which he declared ent is the wing positions. Wamp Wil­ 113 W. Central Phone 788 ELECTED JUNIORS In All Shades, Qlming 1n DaUr OLD UBRARY TO BE Alpha Delta Pi, in the home of Maude to be almost perfect. ' son will in all probability be used at ------~. Riordan, 228 N. Hight street; Chi Ome­ ---·------ALSO A COlUPLETE CLASS ELECTIONS TO one and most of the time but the other USED TIL AFTER XMAS GREEKS ANNOUNCE ga, in the home of Mrs. Walter Simp­ BE HELD THURSDAy end still presents a problem. Mulcahy, Organization Selects Members on OFfiCERS TAKE OATH LINE OF HOSIERY son, 1628 East Roma houlrvarcl. Brewer, Bryce, Monk, :Moore, Donahue, New Mexico's NEW PLEDGES Basis of Scholarship, Leader­ The new library will probably not be ------·---- . . . . , • and Robbins arc some of the men who IVES I Li-'(llling Shoe Start~ 1 (Oontinued from page 1.) occupied until after Xmas, Miss Wilma W A A TO HOLD CIRCUS , .. ,Lla'" dcc)tpns he' t.,, ..... ,, 192:·-Zo \an: 1Jci. g tried at this position. ship and Service. Local Is Look- \ t Shelton, Lil>rarian, stated Saturday Fifty-Eight Men Are Added to • • • mn be h~ld _I hursdny, ,Sq.!. ~4. at ll :30 ·1 h' ,, am is being driven hard for the GREENHOUSES \ 1 ing Toward National Honor morning. Fraternity Rosters FOR WOMEN... OF VARSITY 1•;o?n, ac"cord.mg t~ .Pm)l l• t.ckmgcr, pres- )-,J;- fraitt'J··4_'cllcge game on Octol~er 3 CUT FLOWERS; CORSAGE · Society. The stacks necessary for the a r­ l'dcut ul the ,tuuc!l• u\H1)'. ·------Scrunmagcs arc in line WJth the 1-TI'g!;''''. BOUQUETS, PLANTS OF rangement o_f books will not be deliv­ _The, Wom_en's Athletic Association Due t.o. the fact that in the ptisf sev- School and with ·llfcnaul. ered for several weeks, it was said. The men's fraternities pledged a to­ KINDS tal of 58 men for the coming year of w1!l gn:e a c!rC_!.IS for the '':omen__ of the er_a.l off1c~s have been held by students A victory over the Colorado aggrcga ALL The forced cut in the original appro­ !'mvers1ty w1thm a short time, accord- w1th an. 1~c~mplet~ number of hoJ!rS, tion will be something which the Lobos priation for equipment has also caused 1925-26, accnrA:-~ to figures compiled GreenhCilsea Display Saturday. · mg to m~ announcement ma~e last the R_cgiShat !ms rssu~d the follo":mg have never yet accomplishrary STUDES WO R KAT M·A NY will not be included, this year, it was mond Stamm, Harry Httst, Fred Pyle, reading room last year. TRADES TO EARN WAY For the students who cat1 be £ortunate said. John Do!zadc11i, Jack McFarland, Art enough to make the trip, Mike Kirk, The sports will probably begin some­ Trautl1 and Robt. Hughes, Albuqucr- .------., Indian trader of Manuelito and Gallup, time in October according to the coach. <(UC ·, Howard Sclk a11tl l"elly .B 1·oka\v, 0 1 I "d Many and various are the students N. M., announced Saturday tltat a Nav- Delavan, IlL·, Jas. Tttlly,"- Tularosa, b n t 1e ns1 e Page, a column has me tl 10d s 0 I work" mg t 1lelr • way tl lru a)' o Fire Dance Wo"ld ·be held near his Fall tennis will also get under way f " N. M. ·, Robt. Fall, RoS\"Cll ,· ]as. W!'ll- ccnB reserved for "Gapher." tllC umvcrst· "t y, accor d"mg t o a b tiC· sur- trading post probably on Oct. 17. soon, to be followed by basketball. " eginning with the next issue d 1 t k The Omcba Rho's won last year's all­ son, Gallup; Harry Brewer and Lester "Gapher'' will conduct the "Third vcy ma e as wee · . The Navajo Fire Dance is one part round Intra-Mural championship. Brown, \Vichita, Kas. . Rail,'' a column similar to last 1 • The class 0 ~ wo;k ranges from drymg of the last nigl•t's performance of a nine Dorothy Eilers, '26, is teaching school Kappa Sigma: Ed Odic, Yuma, Ariz.; year's "Un Momenta.'' dtshes to playmg 111 '\rchestras. A nnm- night and day ceremony, and is accord- at Acomita, N. M. Frank \V. Parker, Jr., Santa Fe; Paul Contributions to this colunm must bcr of_ men are servmg t:'b}cs. Ot.hcrs ing to some authorities, the most spec- Faw and Clyde Cleveland, Albu- b I work Ill groce~y stores, f•llmg statmns, tacular of all Indian dances. The en- e sent to t 1e editor of the Lobo, k b 1 t ll 1 tl d' AN ANNOUNCE1tiENT querquc; Jack \Vatson, Deming; John care of box 37 in the "U" post- . ecp ooins, and the pledges tuscd feet. uelito, 16 miles west of Gal!up. It is PENCILS looked for more covers, a noise, like Another sticker bush! Altother yell probable that hundreds of Navajo will tronized the paper during the school mcn-'I'rauth, Quintana, and Dramatic club during the first semester, Cerrillos Hard and Gallup Soft Coal Tully. Dolzadel!i, Donahue and Swee- according to Sam Goodwin, who was the noise of a thief in the night, was tore the night air into a thousand attcttd. Soft Coal Ume Coke college year. -·-··-- ncy. come with high rccomt11cndations, elcctccl president of the organization heard below. shreds, and daylight gleamed for a (Note: In the next issue the cdito·r FOUNTAIN ns docs Jimmy Willson. Friday noon, at the first meeting of the A brother heard it. "Hark. Some moment o'er the dark Sandias. will write-up the Feather, and another HAHN COAL COMPANY ' one is tl·ying to steal the charter!" he The brothers t•ushed aut to save their dance during the same night as the Fire. To these merchants who PENS For the first time in basketball his- year in Rodcy Hall. PHONE 91 ..' ry it will be !lossiblc to have two The first play will be given Oct. 2 quothed. Iggy, who formerly \';as the h~ro. Wit\~ gentle bands they !iitcd Da1,1Ce.) -·---- Mill Wood Kindling Stove Wood support the University and its SWEATERS ams of absolute equal st•·ength. in University Assembly, Go'?dwin stat- end man on the Delavan, Ill., fu·c de- hun !rom !us bed of thorns. activities is due much appre­ 1here can be a team o~ big men, '!r, ~d. The ,largest play of . tlu~ semester partmeut's . wagon, and used to such But hark 1 there is that noise agai11 l TO ELECT CHEER-LEADER hght fast team. There 1s not a post- -,s t~ be gtvcn Nov. Sat ~he Htgh School calls breaknlg the sweetness of dreams, What can it be? A new cheer !cadet· will be elected at ciation, forit is only through --··-- on cinched by either old or new men. audttol'ium. The last Will be performed was ~P like a ila,sh. . , , The boys peered thru the darkness. the first student assembly to be held their co-operation that the A schedule has not been definitely sometime in December. . , ,Wtthout stoppmg for Ius roommates Some one shouted. Another whistled. within the next two weeks, according Arizol!a and Aggie~ arc ce~·tain- Both the fh·st aud last plays wtll be sltppers, Iggy, barefooted, boduMed \Still another whirled ;r club in the gen- to Paul Fickingcr, president of the stu­ ARNO HUNING ELECTRICAL CO. college paper is possible. MATSON'S 1 1 Preliminary negotiations arc un- one-act pcl"fommnces, he stated. down the steps. 0 ut t 1ru t 1e uung 1 d' · f 1 c1 dent body. 206 W, Central way with U. s. C. and other coast It was also a1,1nounccd that.llCW leads room he raced. Out thru the back era t.rectllonl o t •e. sound. f Try-outs will be held in the assembly, Electrical Supplies It may be 11ossible to play some would be made 111 every show. Students porch he tore 1 Knocking a hole thru A In~ Jlac < fat JUmpe rom the was stated, and the most promising Phone 19 it in the Rocky Mo1111tain Confer- II were m·gcd to try out for the casts. the screen door's screen, lggy Hashed w_ood p•)c, and 111 the darknes of the candidate will be elected. RADIO RECEIVING SETS-FEDERAL AND R. C. A. Fay Strong is trcasUI·er of the Club, thru the vineyard and tnto the yard. mght, dtsappeared. large home schedule is ptobablc. and Miss Bertha Cooper, secretary.

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Fri.,' O~t.' '23~ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' I ' ' ' ' • ' ' ' • ~ ' ' ' Itt .:!fi\'lltllfY nf Alpha Delta Pi Dance, Sat., Oct. 24-- Y. W. C. A. Coed Dance. ~ita lU'ittgfirlll Fri., Oct. 30- Hokona Dance. Sat., Oct. 31- Chi Omega Dance. Coronado Club Smoker: Thurs., Nov. 5- Dramatic Clnb Play. Fri., Nov. 6- Br W. E. lknh•r Among the largest one-m:~n shovels in the world is this Sat., · N~;: ·:7_:_: .. ·"" "' "' "" · · • .. electric giant engaged in open-pit mining on the Out tll the nh:ht that clwcrs me, Mesabi Range in northern Minnesota. It picks up eight Sigma Chi Dance. Black <~S th~ pit ir<>m llOle to.J tlole, cubic yards of iron ore ilt il il\Up, which it dumps into • Wed., Nov. 11- I thank whatetcr gods may be a waiting car. Armistice Day. l~ur my ll\l~<>nqucrable soul. THE U. N. M. TWENTY Fri., Nov. 13- YEARS AGO Y. W. C. A. Carnival. In the Ml dutch of circumstance Sat., Nov. 14-- I have not winced or cri

CITY EDITORS TO TALK \utations governing women students. .UPS MAY-ENFORCE RULE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE TO LOBO REPORTERS It. was stated that proctors to. su- ON WEARING AP.PAREL who have returned pcrv•sc the dorm would be appomted October 3, at Colurado Springs­ T.hc Lobo st~ff will have tllc oppor- 50pi;ms for a Hallowe'en dance are bc­ U ppcrclassmcn may get toget11cr and U. N.l\L vs. Colorado College. and to the newly en· lmnty of maktn~ a gen~ral study o! ing formulated according to Miss Coo- draw up rules preventing freshmen October 10, at Albuquerque - newspaper work tn a scrtcs of confer- r ' from wearing corduroy trousers and U. N.l\L vs.MmJtezuma College. rolled students, we ences this year, according to an an- pc · ------Oxford bags, according to rumor prev­ October 17, at Canyon City- nounccttlcnt made last week. alent on the campus Monday morning. U. N. M. vs. West Texas Normal. A trip thru a local daily papet· plant Y. W. TO MAKE DRIVE; It is understood that the liberty of October 24, at El Paso­ extend a hearty wei- has been tentatively arranged, it was HOLD DANCE OCT. 24 wearing certain articles is a privilege U.N. M. vs. Texas Mines. stated. Also, lectures on the structure, of sophomores, juniors and sei1iors November 7, at Albuquerque- sources of news writing and gathering alone, and wm be enforced. D. N. M. vs. University of Arizona. come. will be given by the managing editors ~ dr_ive for new, memb~rs by the It was learned that this rule is en­ November 21, at Albuqucrquc-- TODA..Y'S NEED of local 11apcrs. umvcrstty Y. \V. C.· A. wdl ~e held forced on practically every other cam­ U. N. l\1. vs. N. M. Agricultural Col. Positions on the Lobo staff will pro· Sept. 25-29,. Bc~tha Cooper, president of pus in the country. November 26, at Albuquerque- bably be assigned after the third issue. the ,orgamzatton announced Friday D. N.l\1. vs. West Colorado State. T~•e Frest~a~~" Class !~s deddtd mornmg. Reggy Fisher----- and Clyde Cleveland ~bat t!te Pren s!~:l::.. t:!5 s1tnU cet ~av.e I Ruth Scott was elected secretary ; wm·e no sox last week. That's a dirty SHOESFORU 13:~ b..:~:t•r ~c.t f'~:::g c:l~ssiiied a; DORM GIRLS ELECT Leona Raillard, unclcrgraduate repre- PRICE GETS NEW OFFICE; Fre~hr::e'::l. Pn:ps \\lU wt.:lr :d=nl.\~ COOPER HOUSE-PRES. sentative; :Meta Sedillo, comm!t~ee trick! caps and ye::c.w Loidges ~nstead Bi' chairman j and :Merle York, pubhcttY Class One in Geology is so large that H 0 S K I N S ASSISTANT !~te Frcs.!:.man g:retn. Prc~s must a]­ At a meeting of the girls residing in and Leona Beylc, Fellowship secretar­ a division in lecture cla'sses and lab wass gh·e ::p their ~~a1s nn ~asc oi the women's dorm Monday night, 'Bc~­ ies, at a meeting held last week. work has been necessary. Wiley Price w~s appointed. to tl;e ODLE TO LEAVE; ONE OF CS'I']J\'\Ccd as;sec:bl!es tu instru;;::tors.. tha Cooper was elected House presi­ Sept. 29 has been designated as "Get­ newly created office of Athlctt~ Bus•• PROMISING FRESHMEN n;:perdassrm:n. .an:..d F:res.tt.~T..cc. dent j J oscphine McManus, House sec­ Together" Day for the old and new Dean Eyre caught a 9-lb. trout dur­ ncss Manager, and Harry Hoskms, as­ retary; and Frances Jackson, treasure•·· girls. Oct. 24, the Co-ed Dattce will ing vacation. sistant manager, Saturday afternoon by With <':!e ::l!!ld~€d and niroety cew Preceding the meeting of dormitory be held, it was stated. the Athletic council. a::d dd str:dents tt) da!e t!u::re ap· The duties of the new office, accord­ women, :Miss Shelton, dean of women, .llllllllllm\INIUIUII!lllllllllillllHIIIINlllllllllUIIllliHillllll I!~a:rs t· ~ i.e U:~de eiva~~ th.at the tutal gave a short talk on the, rules and reg- ing to the council, arc to supervise the rregtstra!!v~ wiH reac!u tta~ coyeted MEN'S SHOP OPENED selling of season tickets and attend all t;\-i"• n:.u::.drc!.! I!'..rtrk .. BY STUDES ON CAMPUS publicity in regat·d to the 'varsity's ath­ • \\:ith t.":en!y-four men cut ior I DISTINCTIVE letic events. t·-""TI-i£ .."vENE;:jAN::-·--r ~t_.._·~Jan t~us yt:ar t!re prt:tspe-cH are ~ COMPLETE Hoskins and Benjamin announce that It was stated that the sale of season ~!"!gt:t. ier 3 '~inning team. Coach J a complete line of men's haberdashery tickets to Albuquerque people would be H::tcbi"'"'" int~::ds t.1 show tlte 1 OUTFITTERS will be placed on sale in the 'varsity held soon. '"~~r1d w:ra.t a real footb::tU team , ~.OOj I shop within the next few days. Printi!UL ------lfo<'k5 Eke. \Ve are gt>ing to ha,·e for The stock is now on hand, and busi­ Is it safe to say? "Give light and the a real cham!)inmbip team ar:d don't ness is being carried on, the men stated. •mlllllllllllllllllliiYlHIIIIftiiUIIIIUI• Freshmen will find their way." ,YoJ.!! f~L•:gH it. A room has been taken over for the UNIVERSITY MEN convenience of customers. Quoting Dr. Clark: W~~_,__~ and WOMEN that wDl "Freshmen to the left of us, CI. Prlntina ·' Freshmen to the right of us, -~~ ... NEWCOMBER RETURNS STUDENT LOSES attrad: attention ud Freshmen all over us.'' FROM ST. LOUIS put your ad~ CAP; REWARD Havc you read The Green Hat by I Is a gore adjusted pump with I Bert Xe\\~umher, 'Zi•. has returned ttl ROSENWALD'S m a class by itlelf­ Im A. Dum bell? ~L:e n..+"Jh·ersity after a sununer with tbe an ornament of steel beads. Benjamin Sacks craves vengeance l prlntingthatcontains _\!g,.n:te Sh·l:e ~[anu!acturing cont­ A beautiful pump for all oc• p::y d St. Louis. Last summer while in Philadelphia originality in COD· Ben bought a Stetson cap which he We have the Largest and Best casions. In patent, Black Xewcem~r wmk~d in St. Louis un­ ception and excel· Stocked WAS IT EUPHONIC? d~r E. H. Blumentl:al, designer of the valued more than all life. Satin, French Blonde Satin C:-\\·~,._.! C_::, ,:.::: !::;m.: ~~ c:y ~l. ~41':):·* ::ew ...\Umqt.:erXlU~ Lu~rt Hou5c, and ·wbu ALWAYS BEST Two evenings ago som_eone to~lc. it lence in its execution BOOKSTORE and Silver Brocade. ''lil';,.! g.i: ~ ""~n t~g!:!. ~~.o· r:::ti" ~~! ;s ::.t llS(>cnt tl:e !:ead oi the droiughting in from its very own hook m the duung -this quality of in the Southwest cl_3"t hall and the cap has not been seen Tbe e~it-:r u~d b!s~~e:ss. IIt-J.:" -*..g-.::­ ::<:- :~g;.;::: :e~" r't)me. C....fs a~~:" ~i'r:.::rtr::rt::t t1f t1~~ Miss~!2ri fir1n. 1 You will be interested in our All shades of silk and chif­ Dry Goods since. Ben has had three fights, and originality and ln· lines of Fraternity Stationery, ~f !!~ t~~~. ~rt:s i':t'(.~~'l r ...~..:c!'~ .. countless arguments itt his cHort to fon hose, one price. ~~nd pl.rth~ t..:-. e!:~~:!~~ t~:e c:\~ P..:a.tJ ~ -~~J~~~i. ii I grt: ma~Etd,. and divli:iualitycharader· Bridge Tallies and Favors, Dance "i!:e:e -..re ~W(-r ~~~e hm:.dred and iuur· recover the lost head piece. Will some­ t'"~!':t. a~~~t"~::t.:c f2::.J.! ~!:e)' "~:t c~~::J ;:.. t:~ ~ F:;. ..,i2 a "'~:.:~~..n-:.d !ike p4.pi'l:- Programs, Pictures and Mottoes. ~E!::1 Mt:d~.<~B e;.at!r-g at the t•uh~t'rsih• Otte please return it? 1a ize! all the printed a. il.!.!:J t ...'\ ~ t:.s.::.-.3 as .;;.. ~,::1.\.a:.:~ :"-:­ ~J- '!~-::;~ ~ .... y~~ deal"~.. Ladies' For the purpose of ide11tification the NEW MEXICO $1.95 Pt.:t!": ~ ~'.. \":w ~'! k rl "!:tt r:u.ay.. tr:::~~ l :Ol,l::g Hii.!l this )car. - work we turn out. t~ hes~ ttr:~!::tl s.,::::g-•--":C5 a~:~ holder will notice on the hat-band the BOOK musi~-!... ·r f-:c t"r..S'fer5~'!y .._-~ ~Clt. "·oe ~::: \..:.! ~:.: th A'!!!:! !.&!:e: ... Ready-to-wear trademark of "Epistein and Glatt,'' S'tORE Mtoxit.)_. ~L~:~-::~ a ""\·e~~ c.~.a.-:-.."" CUNNING XOT IN TilE TEXT-BOOK Chestnut Stl·ect, Philadcl phi a, Pa. 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'; n If. UNIVE~~ITY nc l»>'"\P ·~-~~--·----.. -·IJ!t.U .._'\ ~- ll1 t .. t· - ~ ~ NEW MEXICO LOBO +j'l''·-- __,,_ .. - .. -~~(\ ~· . ·-··--··-·--.-w-·-----·· Page Four --··---··-··-·-··-· I ,. p.'l!o~·. ~ 10,000 A. A. E. PLANS New Arrivals of Il , .- . I BATH FOR A. & S. I . .. AT Leading Grid Captains and Coaches. Bostonians CQllege CAFE I j HOMECOMING LIBERTY WESTERN CONFERENCE Plans for ~prinkling the Arts and Sci- SHOES ence men in the annual tug of war St. for Younll' Men University Captain · Position ,Coach. NEW MEXICO LOBO THE HOME OF I Chicago ...... Fred Henderson ...... Tackle...... A. A. Stagg Patrick's Day were made at the first Loose fitting suits deno~nd PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO i meeting of the university Engineering B · B ···~ L:~ ··-··-·-·~-·-··--_..-·-··-··-·-··-·-··-· I Michigan ... , .. Robert Brown ...... Center ...... Fielding H. Yost Society Wednesday night. ostomRobert Zuppke New ll'!exico's ------· NUMBER TWO i Minnesota ..... Hermatl Ascher ..... ,, .. Half Back .... Dr. C. W. Spears The meeting was opened by Deat\ Leading Shoe Store VOLUME XXVIII Albuquerque, New Mexico, Monday, September 28, 1925 We Cater to I Wisconsin ..... Steve Polaski ...... End ...... George Little Eyre, who gave a short introductory University Students : : Ohio State ....Harold Cunningham .... End ...... Dr. John W. Wilce talk in which he explained that the ob- PARIS VETS AND NEW l\orthwestcrtl ..Tim Lowry.,: ...... Center...... Glenn Thi>tlethwaitt ject of the society was to promote fel- SHOE ST LOBOSFACEA SCHOLARSHIP TO WEJ;;KLY PROGRAM PHILLIPS SPEAKS 1 105 West Central ;.' l I Purdue.,,., ... Harold Harmeson ...... Half Back ... ,James Phelan lowship and encourage interest in tech- · ORE MEN SHOW STUFF Indiana ...... Lawrence Marks ...... Half Back .... Willi;tm Ingram STIFF SCHEDULE BE AWARDED SOON ON CONSTITUTION I_ Phone 358 '11 Monday-Meeting of Committee on Iowa .... , ..... Harold Griffen., ...... Center...... Burt Ingwersen 'vV)•Iie Price was elected president; IN TRIAL GAME nology. ~~0~P~P:·~y~·:M:·~C~.~A~.~~~P~h~o~n~e~2~9-~J~ FROM NOW ON Oct, I 7 Institutional Award Will Student Andits. Says It Should be Guarded and --~~~~;PI1 l EAST [~lvhi Gerhardt, vice-preside11t; Carl .~1- I I lcn, secreta.ry; and Lloyd Chant treas- - - Be Made Tuesday-Student Council. Passed Into Safe Hands Quint<~na Makes the Only Frosh Yale ...... John H. Joss ...... T. .Jones Colorado College This Week; I. ' I T>~ckle A. D. urer, of the organization for 1925-26. A. B, Milner Miss A. P. Milner Y. W. C. A. Recognition Services. Score; Donahue and Faw Harvard ..... Marion A. Cheek ...... Quarter Back. R. T. Ftsher Mont.e2:uma Next Wednesday-Student Affairs Com­ "Guard this Constitution from for­ ! MAKE THE PIG STAND Princeton ...... E. L. Mc~fillan ...... Center ...... \V. \V. Roper It wa> announced that a weiner roast MILNER STUDIO Applications for the Rhodes Scholar­ Show Up Well III J i, Dartmouth .... .N. K. Parker ...... Tackle...... ]. B. Hawley in Tijeras Canyon would be held soon. PHOTOGRAPHERS ship must be prc>ented before October mittee. ei!ln foe and protect it against a do­ i 1 Cornell ... , , , .. Frank Kearttey ...... Tackle...... Gilmore Dobie Also, that a motion pict11re machine / From now on the Lobos face stiff W. A. A. Meeting. mestic enemy, to the end that those Showing superior backfield str~11gtl ' had been obtained. by the society for Friendship's Perf~ct Gift 17, when the local institutional selec­ I ; Pcnn~ylvania .. Joseph T. \Vi! son ...... Tackle...... f:ouis A. Youn~ YOUR Photograph gan1es and stiff practice>. tion will be made, according to a no­ Thursday-Y. M. C. A. Meeting. free institutions which came to us a and a fairly strong line, the Lobo V n.r : I Army ...... H. Baxter ...... End ...... CaQ,t. ]. J, McEwer use in meetings, Ph \ Sunday's Denver Post stated that Col· one 923 313Y. W. Central tice posted last week. Friday-Student Body Assembly. sacred trust may be passed 011 into safe sity defeated the Frosh Saturday, 32-6 A HABIT Navy ..... , ....A. W. Lentz ...... Guard ...... J. E. Owsley ~- orado College, rated as one of the I i A candidate to be eligible must be a Mortar Board, Juuior. hands, and the perpetuity of our Re­ Quintana accounted for the lone Frooh MIDDLE WEST st!'Ongest teams in the Rocky Mountain male citizen of the United States, with public assured," J udgc Phillips told the tally cady in the first quarter when he I Conference this year, though defeating Satu~day.-Et Circulo Espana!. l\ otrc Dame ... Clem Crowe ...... End ...... •. Knute Rockne WANSER DRUG at least five years' domicile, and un­ students of the state university in As­ picked up Armstrong's fumble and rnt Missouri ...••. S. 'Vhiteman ...... •. Half Back ..•. Gwinn Henry Allen's Shoe Shop the Western State Teachers 011Iy six married; by the 1st of October of the 60 yards to a touchdown. i ll Kansas .. , ..... Reginald Smith...... Tackle ...... Gco. 'Patsy' Clark sembly Friday mor11ing, in an address I I ! I COMPANY Boots, Shoes and points, showed signs of both _defensive year for which he i> elected have passed The Varsity countered in the sccml< N cbraska ...... Edward \Veir ...... Tackle...... Ernest Bearg Shoe Repairing and offensive >trength, adding that on the "Constitution," quarter when two succcs>ive passes A Step from the Varsity Kansas Aggies .H. \V. McGee ...... Guard ...... C. W. Bachman Cor. Second and Central his nineteenth and not have pas>ed his HOMECOMING TO 8£ "There arc four things which I hum· I i l VARSITY SERVICE STATION the final score was a great surprise. Rcufro to Wilson, put the ball over tht• ,-\mes ...... J. Behm ...... Qua·rtcr Back.S. S. \Villaman " Agent twenty-fifth birthday; by the last of bly conceive are essential to the well­ Drake ...... E. Don Carlos ...... ·.center...... 0. i\L Salem Sunshine Bldg. Phone 197 The Lobos leave Thursday night for October of the year for which he is A GREAT EVENT goal line. I11 the third period. the Vity or il California .•... Talma Imlay .....•.... Half Back .•.. Andrew Smith The week following, Montezuma wtll "First, an indissoluble union of the end and a pass, Brown to Briscoe, over So. Calif...... Fay Thomas ...... Tackle...... Howard Jones college of the United State> of Ameri­ Tentative plans for the greatest foot· states under one Federal head. the goal line plus Brown's kick from Ladies' and Gents' Lubin and Amaryllis D. P. NOLTING play on the 'var>ity field. Monteznma, ca. ! SOUTH placement made the score 13-6 early in Tailors I Perfumes DENTIST who was beaten last year by a large Candidates may apply either for the ball game in New Mexico's history are "Second, a regard to public peace. Alabama ...... P. G. McClintock ..... End ...... · .... Wallace W. Wade score by the Lobos and everyone else, State in which they have their ordinary now going forward, it wa> learned "Third, the adoption of a proper the second lmlf. A little later Brow11 Tennessee ..... }. G. Lowe, Jr...... Tackle ...... M. B. Banks 501·50l First Nat'l Bank Bldg. we11t over for touchdown after a series I Phone 687 turned over Saturday and beat the In· private domicile, home, or residence, Mo11day m~rniug; included in which the peace establishment; and LEGGETT'S I Vanderbilt .....GH Reese ...... •..•. Half Back .... Dan McGuigan of line bucks had carried the ball to stitute, 6-0. Apparently la>t year and or for any State in which they may program of student events and the Fourth, the prevalence of that pad­ ENEMY TO DIRT l'niv. of So11th. George H. Barker ...... Quarter Back .Dr. M. S. Bennett the 10 yard limit. Toward the end this year with Montezuma are two dif have received at least two years of Baylor ...... Walker and Coffey ..... Cent. & Q.B ... F. B. Bridge> ALL gathering of several thousand visitors fie an'd friendly disposition among the of the quarter Wamp Wilson recovered fcrent things. Newspaper reports staLe their college education before applying. .. at the Arizona-New Mexico game, Nov. people of the United States, which wlll a Frosh tumble on the 7 yard line where ' Cleaners, Hatters, Dyers I OUR that the addition of new men has mate­ The qualities upon which the selec­ 1 7, are the mo>t important items, • induce them to forget their local pre- successive line bucks by Brown, Arm­ rially strengthened the Baptists. It is tion is made are: Literary and schol­ Phone 390 110 N. 4th PATRONS TIMIII either that or they have begun to hold One hirge pep meeting and two pa- judices and policies, and, in some in- strong and Grcnko took the ball over. DOPE . IN. M. ~LUB- TO MEET AND astic ability and attainment>; qualities rade> are planned. stances to sacrifice ,their individnal ad- i are enthusiastic prayer meetings just before the whistle VARSITY LOSES CHANCE of manhood, force of character, and The Varsity lost a chance to score The start of the third week of football ELECT OFFICERS SOON about the blows. Friday uight before the game the vantage> to the interest of the com­ IIII>AY leadership; and physical vigour, a> cady in the final period when a 15 I :practice finds the Lobo pack in good Photographs The week after Montezuma the team ohown by interest in outdoor sports or >tudents are to gather 011 the campus. 11111nity." shape and fast working into mid-sea>on 'Var~ity letter men will probably hold we have made travels to El Paso to 1ncet the Texas Talks will. be made by the players and Judge i'hillips stated in closing that yard penalty and a bad pass from cen­ for them. in other ways. The 1n5-selections will form. Coan and Odic's injuries are . a meet!ng before the end of the month, 1finers. Beating them is hard going yells by the students. From there ev- interference with the freedom of educa­ ter lost them the hall afte1· long runs I, fast disappearin--g, tho' Co an's full time accordmg to information gathered last be made December 12. I 011 the Miners' home grounds, according by Grenko and Arm>trong. The final MORRIS ·participation is doubtful. week. u." of N. M. men who have obtained eryone is to go to the business district tion where the motive was a desire to to reports of other battles. After the touchdown was made after Ballard and JEWELRY COMPANY The first real test of the Lobo mettle, It was stated that an election of offi­ Rhodes Scholarships and made excel­ of Albuquerque, ·where the first parade control intellectual activity in the in­ Grcnlw had hit the line for first down will come on October 3, when the team . cers would be held. 1lincrs comes the Canyon game. lent records, arc, Feather, in Spanish; will be held. Song>, cheers and snake terests of one's 0\Vn beliefs was intol- Two weeks after the Miners, Ariz,lthi and Armstrong had carried the ball 20 invades foreign territory, to meet Colo- The N. M. club was founded last year Garrett in Chemistry, and Wagner in dance> will be given. erable. The Biggest Little Store rado College. C\1riously the Varsity 1·and among other results it wa> success­ plays here. That wiH be a real game! yards to the five yard line where he 1 International law. Saturday morning, a parade, in which Mis> Jo 'McManus and Maurice Klein in the Southwest ! has always been moot brtlliant on just\ fnl in starting the tradition of allowing Then come the Aggies. The season will took it over on the next play. The game such occasions;, when playing away , letter men into all contests free. The scholat·ship amonnts to $1500 a floats are to be entered for prizes, will rendered mn>ical selections in opening ended with the Varsity holding the ball 1 end with the team Colorado College year and i> tenable only at Oxford, it WE REPAIR WATCHES from home and m early season. be given. Prizes will also be given for and clo>ing the assembly period. on the Frosh 8 yard line. CORRECTLY played Saturday and beat only 6·0. was stated. I Lobo fans should get some valuable and Jones anon for the the best "Hobo" costume .. The game was slowed up a great p.,re-game dope the week before the when Calkins' poor boot gave the Tigers Applications should be made to Dr. deal by the necessity of calling all 207 West Central Ave. Lobus-provided they come through At one thirty, S game, when Colorado posscs>ion of the ball on the two-yard David S. .Hill, president. signals from huddle formation. Ther~ I successfully. The scltedule i> stiff and students will go to the 'varsity field. TEAM TO GET TROPHY ' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ \VesternCollege meetsState w:estwill putColorado on the St!lte.fteld line.Incidentally although he will ptoba- many of the squad arc green. Next Sat­ was a great deal of fumbling on 1hc At two thirty the game wlll start, fol­ IF SUCCESSFUL part of both backfields, much of which ~ P@Ct}cally the same team which, ~he\ bly do most ~f that work for the team. urday'> game will show how they will CLUB MAY STAGE LATE Vars1ty d!'feated 14-0 last Thanksgtvmg Renfro is not the only one on the lowing which teas and open house will was due, however, to inaccurate passing stand up during the reason. BROADWAY SUCCESS A sterling silver football of regula­ an look·. great deal inferior to Renfro in kicking -•.l house, according to present plans. course, never played together before has moved to The Dramatic Club of the University football team, on condition that it win · go~~·e Varsity football team will not) ~~~t Wilson, Odlc, and Brown can als~ You, _;'~~fif-'-51 NCE IS631k 1 150 TICKETS SOLD; may stage one of the late>! of New It was also >tated by the committee, 80 per cent of it> games, by Gus> Reck and on this account lacked co-ordina­ 408 W. Central lack for th.e best equipment. More and 1 In. all the years that the Lobos have Twil?Ol 'be i '*~ ~.::.~· York successes, it was learned last that if possible, prizes will be given of the W'anscr Drug company, accord­ tion, particularly in coping with the 1 EXCEEDS LAST YEAR Varsity's aerial attack. Nine passes better equtpment has been P'!rchased. been playing Rocky Mountain Confer- : ;.;,,,,• week, when the secretary of the organ· for the best decorated fraternity house. ing to announcement made by Reck Come to see New shoes and 11elmets,. slnrts .a!1d I ence teams victory has always been delighted! ization wa> instructed to wire for cop­ were completed by the winners, many of Ill I fQ I If sufficient money is raised, Joe Saturday. pants have been. bought quanttbe> just a little beyond their grasp. ' ' ! One hundred and fifty season tickets ies of several present popular plays. which were for long gains. us at our new greater than ever before. I 1 ' ' INC I had been sold by Saturday night to Crazy Horse, Zuni ~ndian, along with a To obtain the trophy, the Lobos must If the season is successful, probably l In 1923. D. U. won a 1q-7 game, by BROOKS STUDIO l 1 • • I Among the plays sent for was "Fine FROSH STAR Albuquerque people, according to a few others will be imported to dance win six of their seven games. location. an inter-sectional game can be arrang- ,the margm of one drop ktck. In 1922 lTL- "· •• " JEWELERS lj Feathers," one of the famou> .plays Dolzadelli wa. the shining light on cd. At any rate, BEAT ARIZONA. ,, r.f.. dck won for Colorado iu•-= New Ground Floor l statement ma a ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,.~~-~--~-~-~~~~~~~~~~~g:_ Club will have a most successful year, time, it was stated. er Varsity team battled the Tigers to a~~~::::' • tie. West <;:olorado.State Col- _ year's and it is expected that it will be due to the addition of new and ex­ now at work informing alumni of the particularly brilliant in the Varsity >tand still and lost only through a was a semor member of WE FURNISH T OM , (- " ···-. exceeded by a greater margin before the backfield, bnt Brown and Grenko show- I ~;~;c, t~e ~· ~ ~ perienced talent, and the success of last occasion. f.luke. Calkins, attempting to kick out season '.when thctr HE H E I RED ARROW t·nlock. Ar~strong booted the ball almost up into the air, arc a full member, however. STAR , who had done extremely well would be BIG FISH TA LAUNDRY WORK Y. W. STARTS DRIVE; PEP MEETING FOR TEAM fumbled a great deal but earned tl-te g1iving the Tiger1s possc1ssion almost1 in I 1 1 • • d FURNITURE CO., Inc· , J .· I .I recognized in some manner for their . • ball better than at any previous time t 1e shadow of t 1e goa • Mittenwa ler t toug tt it was 111 the sprmg an •I ! SERVICES TUESDAY TO BE HELD THURSDAY I Men's Suits Cleaned and cHarts. Eyre and Clark Catch .B1g Trout,' this season. De Gryse looked good in Pressed carriedto spare theon theball fourthover withattempt. only inches green.not in the fall when every thing turned ~~P~h~o~n~e~7~5~8~~11~3~-~1l~5~W~.~G~o~ld~A~v~e~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~' 11\ - -~ - ' Wiley Price was in direct charge of Forget to Take Ptctures the line. Briscoe ane o£ slogan for the drive now being made, departure of the Lobos for Colorado member the Lobo's defeat at Colorado C. H. SPITZMESSER HO:l.fER I. SPI'l'ZMESSER Clark overcame a nine and one-half ~·being even better. at end than he was Springs in '21. The· Springs Tiger> Bertha Cooper, pre>idcnt, stated Satur­ Springs, according to the committee in pound steel-head trout on Labor Day .at tackle two years ago. found the Lobo line a stone wall but HERNANDEZ APPOINTED charge. THE IMPERIAL day morning. at Eagle Nest lake, thirty miles north·! Fullback position should cause Coach were able to win by taking advantage ASSISTANT COACH Recognition Services will be held So11gs, yells aug speeches will be cast of Taos, according to Deatl Eyre. !Johnson little worry after Saturday's LAUNDRY CO. of New Mexico's poor kicking. Tuesday afternoon at 4, in Rodey Hall, given. Phones 147 and 148 The Varsity lost many yards through OXFORD BAGS ARE HERE The. trout was frozen in ice and dis- I game. Brown and Grenko were both Walter Hernandez, star football play­ Mis> Cooper announced. All university From Rodcy Hall the student body an exchange of punts between Greiner played at Matson's Book Store four playing h;ttcr than ever be~ ore in prac· THE MAN WHO The first showing of these garments in Albuquerque and the er of the 'varsity, ltas beet\ appointed women were asked to attend, particu· will accompany the team to the train. l assistant to Coach Johnson, according It is expected that the entire >tudent daY.S· It was then planked and served !icc. \V1th Grenko. show.t~g constant PLAYED SQUARE Southwest larly the new girls. to announcement made last week. it body will be present. t the Franci>can Hotel to twelve tmprovement at thts pos1!ton, Brown The annual dues are $1, was >aid. a ts may possibly be later shifted to end, Parker DUOFOLD The Home of with Our Modern Way of Merchandising enables us to sell you Hernandez played in the backfield This amount should be paid to Forre>t gues • · · h h' · ld f 11 t'l' • and line last year, and was considered Dean Eyre declared the catching to althoug t IS move wou u Y u t tzc . Clothes of the Better Kind at Appleby, Leona Raillard or Leona Pens and Pencils as one o( the team's most SAGE GETS LEAD IN be "much more enjoyable" than the his ball carrying ability. Faw ~nd pc Hart, Schaffner & Marx BUCK JONES valuahl~ Beyle. The money is used to se;-~d a Grysc both looked better at center. With Largest Stock in players. representative to Estes Park, to assist FIRST ONE ACT PLAY eating. "My fishing," he stated, "started with Faw playing center, De Gryse may be New Mexico $30.00 AND $35.00 He has been instructing the n~w men the Travellers' Aid, the local Milk fund, used to advantage at guard position. Helen Sage has been given the lead in a bent pin at the age of four; I have Try one on our 30-day CLOTHES for the last two weeks. and for national dues. DONAHUE GOOD The New Styles are first shown in our New Shop "The Riders of the Sea," the first of fisllct find amo!lg th~ WELCOME LOBOS N. M. MAN AT OXFORD two one-act play~ to be given s~on it1 regions. I have caught larger fish tackles. With Wamp Wilson playing GUARANTEE than this one, but not in N. M,." the THE BRIGGS Having boughf out Mr. C. H. SPITZMESSER, CLOTHIER CLASSES ELECT FOR HIGHLY COMMENDED 'Assembly, accordmg to a report ,,sued at end and Captain Coen out wtth in­ CLOTHING CO. Spitzmesser, I will continue YEAR 1925-26 last week. Dean confessed to the Lobo reporter. juries he may fill a real 11ced at Cok·· PHARMACY Phone 928-J 103 w. Central Ave. William Flynn will take the lead in "Dean Clark wa> asleep, and he did 216 W. Central Phone 335 to sell you GOOD CLOTHES rado Springs next Saturday. N n o:n­ 400 West Central I at Reasonable Prices at the Fred Wagner, '23, has been admitted "The Workhou>e Ward," as Mike Mc· not like being waked up to help land Olficers nnd student representatives to the School of Honors at Oxford, ac­ tirely satisfactory solution of th~ right same location as formerly. Inerney, the second play to be given the trout, which took twenty minutes. to the Student Council were elected cording to information received by end problem has as yet appeared. :Mul­ some tin1e in December. The hook was not especially large and Thursday noon by the four classe>. Dean L. B. Mitchell. cahy, Moore, Bryce and Briscoe were We Solicit Your Patronage Rehearsals are now being held, it was the line was old, bcitig one I had had Seniors: Monroe McKinley, prcsi- 1 all used at end Saturday. Mulcah)' is GET VO'UR SUPPLIES HERE SUNSHINE THEATRE Wagner, according to t te announce· stated. before the war; we had to tire the fish a sure receiver of forward passes, but dent; Mella Sedillo, vice-president; Le· t~eilt was tied for first place after the E. B. BOOTH before landing him. Perfectly Ventilated - Pipe Organ ona Boyle, secr~tary-treasurer i Ben intcr:Ucdiatc examinations. Text Books Pennants 116 South Second St, (Continued on Page 4) Sacks, representatiVe. . C 11 · 1 £ ·ht'm "An W. A. A. WILL APPOINT "The trout is one of the best fight­ Fountain. Pens Pencils Paramount and Metro Pictures · . · . The Ln1co 1n o egc sate o , MANAGERS WEDNESDAY ers." the Dean explained. "They some­ J umors: Stuart Armstrong, prestdent • bl . . who might achieve the highest times jump from the water ten or twelve Note Books and Paper COMING SOON Ali c. c Palmer, vice-president; Eula al e man, A cry ac·ceptable member of FIRST ASSEMBLY FOR I , . . L • 1onors. v times in their efforts to shake the hoo!c ,cndrtcks, secrctal'y-tt·casm·cr; 0\!ISC 1 1.1 " Managers for this year's sports will STUDENTS FRIDAY SPORTING GOODS WHERE DO THEY S t t' t 1c co ege. from their mouth. r have seen them Charlie Chaplin .caman, represcn a tve. . W ill specialize in Intcrna- be annomlccd by the W. A. A. next jump as high as three feet; they are TRADE? We handle the famous Wright -in----- Sophomorcs: Winifred Crylc ant ap­ Jackson, vicc-pt•esitlcnt; Leona Rat!• Rl~?1~ h~~~~~ paid Wagner is a very It was stated that the years' program preciate the f·iner points. It is more according to Paul Fickinger, president ' lard, sccrcta.ry-t!'casurel'; Dan McPhcr· i h distinction in Oltford, it was stas· would include tennis tournaments, of the student body. FOOTBALL SUPPLIES At 11 complicated than golf and it costs as sot~ t•eprescntattvc. . . • l swimming, track, baseball, and basket- much. Some of the greatest scientists At that time a cheer leader will be l•rcshman: Russell Gerc, presl(lcnt, e · lected Fickinger stated, and prelimi- Tennis ~ Basketball ball. • a11d philosophers especially the philo­ e , . STURGES Rosamondc Geislet·, vice-president; Ma Track is a new one for the 'varstty nary practice in cheering will be gtvcn. Fl'nnldin Copp an

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