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PbMMw! the by A»ocUte FOItT COLLINS. COLORADO. WEDNESDAY, FKHItUARY 13. 1330 NUMBER 20 Summer Quarter-Century Wilkinson Wins Camp TeachB. H. HibbardThis Summer Progress Made By Students Hear Will Sex Discusse To Be Held Oratorical Cup Summer School At Forest Service By Dean Johnson William Gonzales Places Second Radio A And Program Is Professor of At ‘Y’ Meeting quarter-century Jimmie Valentine Economics Fort F. Warren| of progress and , Wins at the Will achievement Third Place University of Wisconsin Catalogue 1 In the development of f And forestry and the In Last Is An "The sex problem la conservation of the Authority alwa Tho annual Chapel Nation's natural ! oratorical conteat was ms.” said Dean Johnson In resources will be a Be Will Begin June 7 And Work hold In Professor Ready Soon called Ammona Hall B. H. Hibbard, professor dress the up for review when the Forest ■ on Tuesday to men at the Y. M. C. A Will Until of economics tho Extend Service of evening. The individual Wolf Von at of Wis- meeting last the U. S. Department of cup was woni Dewall. ' University Thursday afternoon. hy Foreign Justice Wilkinson. consin, will come to Aggie, "The fashioned July 18 Agriculture His during old Idea of sex celebrates in February subjectt Editor, Gives Short Summer School Work Has the was "Two Coma Ott the first three weeks of tho " twenty-fifth on the Dollar summer ah secret and nasty; now we anniversary of its of hav.> Iieen a r Discourse school. 110 will Organized On New The Advanced R. 0. T. C. Community." Second teach a unit in lost the Idea of summerr establishment. place was! secrecy, but wo are won by William courses of rural Basis This camp will be held June 7 to July On Gonzales whose economics and in not away from the nasty,” Year f February 1, 1905, the Forest sub- Upperclass continued ject Chapel, Monday after- 18 at Fort Francis was "Mistaken marketing problems. Professor Hib- the Dean. E. Warren near Service was created in its ■ Diplomacy." Jlm- r present noon, listened to the Tho 1930 my ■ broadcasting bard Is a summer Cheyenne. Fort form Valentino. Sigma Chi, national authority on farm “Sex has given school edition Wyoming. Warren i through tho merging of , won third us the finest words the old 1 program of the National Student Fed- ot tho Colorado Place with "Mussolini's marketing and the college Agricultural College was previously Fort D. A. Russell. Bureau of American is very for- in the English languarge— Forestry of the Depart- eration of America mother, Empii-e.” i on "Naval Dis- tunate In catalogue Is now tho The peraonnel of ment securing his services. father, on press and the camp will con- of Agriculture and armament.” brother, sister, love, home, . . tho forestry The radio was will The supplied Ben H. Ting, of tho filial. bo ready for distribution in sist Of advanced R. O. T. C. division of largo cup won by hoad Colorado Taken in tho about students j the U. S. General ’ Kappa Alpha by the E. right sense, sex Land 1 R. Policy Company of Fort three weeks. from The,a * 't yoKc will Bureau of Markets, will is not Colorado Aggies end Utah Uni- Office. Although be placed some- supervise a only the most important but . forestry received , l l - Collins. 1h<* where course in work of the school versity. the on the campus until Teaching Cooperative Mar- it is the most for summer attention of the Federal next year vital human suc- Govern- The first Herr has been when the speaker, .'Wolf Von 1 keting in the organised on a new basis Major James A. Gillespie, ment organizations will summer session. Mr. cess. professor • as early as 1876, it was not again un- Dewall, Foreign Editor of is this year The plan compete It Is ‘ tho ling one of our own ‘‘.Men who emphasises tho of military science and tactics at til the present hoped that next year graduates, discuss sex from tho Service came I “Frankfurter : Forgpt more of tho * Zeitung”, is one of the who has made graduate field more than It has in the of sororities and an enviable record in standpoint of Ben University Utah, has been into being that a rounded I fraternities beat Lindsey are doing i national j informed in his the will also will participate. * persons Europe on particular field of work. it for past. There be a num- named camp commander for the policy of ! selfish gratification of sexual com- . forestry was developed and ber international affairs, and has work- of undergraduate Judges for thu contest Professor Herbert Hellig, experience. While this courses offered ing summer. The Instructor the work began were Mr. director < Instinct is one staff ’ to go forward with I ed which ■ unceasingly* for international of vocational will especially help the will be McCain, Prof. Westfall, Miss education at Appleton. of tho most prominent, stu- composed of commissioned I long-range objectives. Blakes- it is also the friendship and for the dents who have Ico, and Mr. League of Na- Wisconsin, will also instruct most failed or who wish ann non-commissioned Stimmel. classes sacred and important one that officers from tions. to make In the 25 Herr Wolf von Dewall dis- this He up work. For years of 1U existence, Winning this summer. will direct classes wo example peo- bofh the Aggies and Utah University. | contest entities Wilk possess. cussed tho viewpoint of ple (ailing tho first the U. S. Forest Service has lnson to compete in the German in industrial economics. Professor "Any semester chem- The campa is held each maimer had a the Rocky Moun- perversion of sex relations and people colorful tain on disarmament, and seemed Hellig is istry or physics will bo allowed to those history. ‘•Old-timers’' in the oratorical contest to be held the a very prominent teacher in results in disaster for the taking the advanced course are Individual particularly concerned the vocational make that up the Service recall their in third week about na- education. >nd for the during first six required to at psrt bringing in April. race, while the attend least once. val proper weeks of to end the Mr. proposals that the French the summer and the bitter range wars Moore, who sponsored repre- observance session Sergeant Merretti states the be- the con- gives us things which that sentatives would those the tween cattle and test present at failing second semester will work men sheep men over says that the contest, much London, crown life at its best.” for expert and first-class gun- was the 1 England. be able to make It the use of the western the better this than An up during sec- ranges, year last, the • appreciative ners In the military department Is compe- audience heard the ATTENTION READERS! ond six weeks of the *«rly fights to save the tition keener, the Mr. Percy S. Bullen, the other talk summer school. well under work public forests orations were bet- Dean’s last and all way. The started The Collegian is • Thursday speaker offering a The same plan will bo used for the use benefit of ter and on tho program, staff cor- are for all seventh and the public, written more de- • looking forward to the next meet- February and since then effectively of • variety features and mathematics and tho livered. respondent of the “London Tele- news courses. much struggles of former days to • ing. interest has shown • been by the items each week which will be establish scientific graph” since 1895, has represented Mr. Harold students. practices and Colvin from Topeka. Certain requirements are * newspapers in souno administration on tho | London, Paris, Rome. Kansas, head for a national • of the student Y. M. necessary student to qualify as following may be • r Berlin, and found in this ore«ts in the face of New York City, and was (’. A. work Chemistry Club Has either a antagonism. " in the Rocky Mountain first-class or expert gunner. week’s • Cal war paper: Service has Cumber correspondent in The through several Egypt and * region. will give a Annual an gone talk tomorrow Banquet Sergeant Morretti is enthusiastic : Views and Interview. • 1 bad fire whicli South Africa in tho Boer War. and years, among 1910 * upon problems of students. Every Interested worker along this line Rumblings by Rube. • TELEGRAPHS "There is j and 1929 were no fundamental differ-* man the and has outstanding. • on campus Is invited to The Chemistry club gave its an- arranged a regular schedule This Week's • ence Bouquet. between Great Britain and the come nual • to the banquet In the I physics lecture room at. patio at Ammons of classes for those who Pi Delta ♦ are interest- In the 25 tho Forest United Epsilon Discussion. years Serv- States as far as HaJl on disarmament • and hear Mr. 10 ed. Every cloud has its silver five o’clock Colwin. Monday, February at six ice lining Student • has developed into an is Opinion. organiza- concerned.” said Mr. Bullen. "If o’clock. Most of and adverse circumstances • the members of the tion sometimes * which today has is Rented Cars—A Feature. nearly 2.700 1 there another war, the attended. sweeten revenge. If poison gas, • club they had not Editorial • public servants permanently on its bombs, and on Conceit. long distance sufferings The new been • Hie; Time Promised At semester officers, who CHILD WELFARE practically undefeated and we Dean's Talk Sex. • rolls, and employs in addition to this will not be confined on 1 to the army and were installed at the banqnet by practically our • Dr. 2.800 undefeating, victory Current Movie * Farmer peraonnel some forest guards navy alone, but effect Write-up. Coming Cadet CLASS ORGANIZED will every man Whiteford. are Harley Laird, over the law on the • presi- the school hill would Garden Club • year during fire season.The and woman at The Organized. jeach home. war of to- dent; have been • Lynn Coffin, vice-president; , I less sweet. It is • t Service merely is Oratorical Contest. i i Hey, Hey. Farmer Gray, hauled Forty-two girls have registered for administers as a public prop- day terrible—filthy—as Grace a pictured • Walt, secretary-treasurer; and further illustration the value • another 150 national of of | j Conference j load away! Overalls, straw the child welfare home erty forests with an by such books as “All the Standings. Eouise class in fche Quiet on Ames, publicity time. In the five our • chairman. minutes bas- This Week's • hats, gingham pitchforks, economics aggregate not area of nearly 160,000, Western Front.” Basketball. ■ aprons, et department this fsmester which all should f.ast semester's officers ' ketball season * are Bill 600 changed from a near Summer • al! The welfare acres. Cooperation with the A new I School Catalogue. child class p-nfcyhasisea 1 1 patriotism is now talk Herr.y, president; failure to complete * ; Albert Ogden, vice- States in fire success. And if And be prepared to vote • the of birth 1 protection has been of In England—a | on | importance registration patriotism which • lue Farmer cadet is be Joe we could five min- '|°d I to held at president; Briggs, secretary- to afford experience such ; I the question of • 1 | j and individual extended some degree of or- strives to break Sunday Movies possession of birth * ' down internations Central Hall, Friday, treasurer; and Eleanor utes every we would March 21. This! | Hoag, pub- day never grow I* next Wednesday. A will • ganized protection to nearly two- prejudices, ballot certificates. 1 building up a better clv- is one dance at licity chairman. old. ] • which everyone be • thirds printed on the front of tho entire fewest area of lMzation, binding *nan to mv I page of i » in! should have The Each girl in the class has signified | * S a big time. Costume tables were decorated with | the this paper and full derails - country. The management of | unity.” given. dances let fountains, her willingness to procure, before the , | everyone cut loae. and! t J chemical in some the The Thespian's interpretation rl timber lands for continuous produc- of end of the I contumeB for this affair water in semester, a certified copy tho arent hard; rose a pink stream and des- “The Swan” ______tionj Is receiving play, was a source 1 of increasing attention to in her birth certificate an affld- get together. Just drag out the i a white stream. In others, or J of genuine pleasure 104 cended a commercial proposition. to those attend- STUDENTS jeans, or Ithe rising avlt. properly witnessed, as to the the old house dress, tuck water was yellow and the ing, especially the few of us who take LIVESTOCK CLUB red bandana descending time and place of her birth. ARE NEW a into a hip pocket and I i! white. To give the ban- our military seriously. For it la quite HERE At some in hts off you go. quet a chemical atmosphere, the cock- time life, every evident the Dr. Gillette To from play that an K. O. HEARS Speak FREEMAN iail was served through person finds it necessary to have leg- T. C. THIS SEMESTER glass tubing course is an absolute necessity Culbertson's Tleveiers promises al of the On and the guests ate their with proof time and place of Work those dessert Entomology to ecpecting to serve meals to some torrid numbers, and a good birth, perhaps to settle disputes con- The regular of porcelain spoons. Hungarian (or what have weekly meeting the time is you) roy- Aggies Enjoy Increase Of guaranteed to all. Bill I)r. C. P. Gillette, state entomolo- Berry acted as toastmaster cerning an Inheritance or an In- t Livestock club was held Monday alty. Another suspicion we have al- 13 Percent night gist and director of the Over Last for the program following the ban- surance claim, or to settle disputes 1 Colorado Ag- , at the Physics building. After1 the ways entertained, and which was con. rlcultural Year’s Enrollment quet. "Reactions” concerning proof of citizenship and 1 College Experiment Sta- j regular business was the subject firmed by the play is that table was taken up an in- i man- Few >f ' tion, will speak on the “Work of the talk Changes Occur Katherine Young’s toast. Earl passports. , ners aren't teresting was given By Walter, everything if you just The final figures for Balls talked According to the of Miss Statei Entomologist” during the radio enrollment freeman, State about “professors" and statement | have a princess to hack Dairy Commissioner, you up. there j Cadet show that are 104 new Among Ranks Mr. Allison, program to be broadcast students Pyke responded with a clever head of the home economics 1 Sta- • • • • • on the work which the commission in school. tion The total registration for speech on "students". department, Colorado is one of the 1 KOA, Denver, Wednesday. Feb- is doing in the state. 'Apparatus’* Not discouraged by the complete Few 2, the first semester was 1369 which, changes have been made In was Harley Laird', topi seven states in the United States ruary1 at 6 P. M. and Lynn failure of the first two, we introduce with increase the of cadet that A. M. associate this in second semester Commissioner Freeman first gave 1 line-up officers of the Coffin chose the subject cannot supply evidence that at Binkley, hortlcul- j ''Labora- , the third in step our mammoth cam- enrollment, makes total of a brief history of the commission R. O. T. C. unit for the tories." least of its turist, will speak on "A Gard- a 1473 present sern- 90 percent births are 1 Farm pus improvement oampalgn—that of students for the in Colorado. The first **ter. C. E. haa been The en” on the year. The total for report which { j Hagler named main speech of the evening registered. For this reason, people ' same program, which will was j the suppression of As Is be the spring poetry. last year only amounted to 1303 stu- obtainable Is for 1986. From that Battery Commander of B Battery in clven Mr. N. J. born in certain regular Colorado | i by Ilarmr, formerly sections of Colorado 1 weekly Aggie , far as the self styled muses are con-! dents. This time the commission of C. Lane that farm shows an increase of 13 continued to I i Place who graduated at i profeesor at. but do not of broadcast. Aggies now a stress registration 1 is here cerned, spring and poetry Is 1 the end semester. “Rodent Control percent for this year. grow and in 1913 Professor Morton ; of the F. J[ professor at the University of Colo- births, may be greatly inconvenienc- Work in Colo- necessary to make spring spring. As “This said Mr. became State Mehle commander of Bat- rado. Mr. ed rado” will increase.” McCrack-! Dairy Commissioner. It j became Harrar told many when asked to prove the exact r be discussed by Leo L. * Inter- a resnlt of our well planned proced- 1 en in an Interview was changed last summer tery E. Both of men Laythe, leader of on the enrollment. so that, the j these were esting facts about arsenic eafprs. dale and place of their births. 1 predatory animal t ure however, we greatly expect to “Is very encouraging from the Aggie Professor of Dairy Husbandry at the First Lieutenants last semester, and« rodent control work for the bur- ——————— j. if harrass, not completely abolish this 1 since all other 'college became ex-officio D Love and N. D eau of standpoint Institutions ' commission-j jL, Lewis were .NOTICE LOST biological survey in this state. , widespread annual nuisance. in the state had practically raised to First Lieutenants. O. J. Hiker's meeting, Director F. A. of the i no gain. Club Wednesday, Anderson Col- • • • • • A statistic* and W. and gold Wahl Fountain : "In fact, from institutions Scovflle J. Ehrenkrook. Jun- February at green lege Extension Service will in. five p. in lloom lit prosent Tl»*' first effort "Colorado is divided into four die- I’en In our procednre ji tors, to la.Hf week. Pleaae return hish the country over how no increase in were raised First Sergeants. Old Main. to weekly report on "Glimpses of the’ , trial*,* * said Mr. Freeman, "each be- Udlth Withrow. was the strict support of the twelve- registration for thl* 1061-J. Reward. Farm1 Markets.” i year over last i Ing under the of thirty rule, which cut inspirations supervision a elate year.” figure* clearly show t tor." down to twelve and seven-tenths that Aggie* neper per- 1 is faxt gaining popularity To Time Is One of the dutlne of iho Way Spend A cent. We then stole the Inspectors Spare And Here Is A Little j calendar* • throughout, the stare. ,li History is to cheek the cream stations i from those remaining inspired mo that over 'he etate. commission haa theyj completely lost truck of valen- The es-' Puzzle To Many Good Students tabltahed certain specifications under j Relating To Our Rented Cars tine’s day. As this was one of the Ski Party Enjoyed which these stations mint I chief occasions of indulgence the out- | operate, j Much has been said in regard to I find* him sliced. To cinch the By Faculty Members There are at the present time 640 Supportlme In the midst i put was argil- j li-j the manner In which college <*f books and The history of the rented car dates history—no rinsed stations in Colorado. Another' a man papers which are baa- |I breakdowns and no flats, i ment we will print poetry In this A number of spends hla spare moments. His left while hack to the time when the laughing faculty members en- Job of the inspectors | prl- I tily nourishment la sought. j And didst know, oh Wise Ones. I< 1 column to show the uneducated how | is checking the I which vale life has and hyena* were so small conid that joyed a ski party was put on milk A close check I been analyzed dls-1 After Bupper the radio sounds they only Paul Revere started out nsslnlne It fa. The will ap- city supplies. is! pretty In ah “poetry" ! last weekend by the Colorado ' octed by many people and suggest-1 good he site for smile. There Is substantial evidence, i rented and Mona- kept on the producers and in this way eo a spell Metering—- Rickers, according toll pear nett week, the first gennlne 1 tain Club. The ions and remedies have been cast until for instance, that Cleopatra rented! and the party was composed a better of milk Is some conscientious Senior shoot Hoyle mechanic, ran out of' | proof of our argument. quality availably I of Mr. and hither and effort lilm the boat In which and Mrs. Wing, Missus M for the This tine also in- ■ thither in nrr to upstairs. In his room again he aha Anthony gas. oil, and what have you at the Yours. Cal consumers Williams, F Schott. Dr. F. stave hltn. Some say that everyone dives into the books and staged the historical necking first house be Gneder. aludt-s inspection of creameries and figures from party stopped at to shout, 1 Mrs. Leonora in college should broaden himself he is on the Nile. But I said 'The Zimmerman, Prof the products which they manufai *ure, which awakened by his room cars, didn’t Britishers are coming?” j I I—oh j George Henry. Prof. George I or herself by reading—some say that mate several hours later. sceptical and doubting reader? are Dlmft- including butter. Ice cream, Scholarships I j and! Rut We all know Pat Henry’s eloquent roff and Mr. Dodd. I only an active Interest In community By thla time ha Is thoroughly before I get to cars 1 want to j I cheese Much of their time Is spent I and and national speech which Included the sentiment ! The party had fine raodn until in vrh*’re affairs wtll be benefi- nverpowerlngly sleepy and decides mention the item of the races that Offered Graduates Denver there are About 4 0 ! cial In “Give me liberty or gl«e they arrived at the Poudre uplifting his moral, tntoileet- that the best thing for were held in the Coliseum In the days me death! "| tunnel licensed plants. Duties here In- him is a little — | of We do not know, the j Where they had to leave tho l uni, and social standing. I "shut eye." early Rome when were worn however, occa- cars clude cleaning up price wars, togas Mr. in letter to sion of the Moorhouse, a Presi-i and continue tho have To outburst. Here's a remaining six ! Many attempts been made to back though, if he krrh—pardon me—kneo length, and tell— and go falls to dent. Lory, states that he has re- A definite method Pat had rented a half miles skils. | of procedure estimate the number of meet the not fourteen Inches from the floor. a town car in order! ! on The skiers college stu- girl-friend, hla pride le eore- ceived an announcement from the been prescribed commis- dents to arrive in state at the experienced snow from wix Mias by tho who read worth while books, ly Injured and he history, Ben Hur meeting place ' to 18 repnira to the local According to was FourdaMoh I (niennlnl of Agricultural sion for the guidance of the milk) and 'drink of the Pretzel Renders Union inches from the tunnel until they the number who attend plays of' shop where he forget ♦he only chariot Jockey that owned of may al! Economics and the Division of Agri- producer- Among other require-' America wnere he was to enter I ! reached the Big South, and from i an inspiring nature, but no one. as In a round of cokes and his own hsutk. This fact la substan- into good bull | cultural Economics at tho Univer- there to the lake ft monts are concrete floors In dairy yet, lias Into session. tiated in that all a debate on straight pretzels vs i' i became gradually j I really delved the secrets I Of course he will sooner or go-buggles lost a of California. The organization hams and ones. I'sity peeper until if. was i separate mil?- hom#c«. j of his life and loves. later drift homeward wheel curved Low and behold, Pat, j two feet, on the I and drop dis- or more In the race—except has made for i provision a group of getting Just ten miles from town, 'bend and seven or eight feet In the! Freeman the Into the nearest sofa the aforementioned B. Hur who de- I Mr. also discussed 1 Let consolately with con- the 1930- us look, for a Into the I Hsslstantshlps during year {drifts. Tho lake moment, magazine veloped coughing spark plugs and snow at the was slump in the price of but fat. He a Glancing through It, sequently snatched off the choice ter .after-class gar- 1931 which appointments from activities of Mr. i carry in perfect condition for average stumbles lic had to walk the remaining distance. skiing stated tli>‘ Increased onsumptlon of I iho on tn an rtiole on col- and onion wreath. Joe College.'* The J$720 to $1600 in pay for eleven final gong 1 All out of breath from loping butlers has much lege men. "What books do colleg- 3ome historians tell that Na- across artificial bearing sounds in the us jmonths work, the amount in each , hall and Joe is off In the he the and returned at ten o'eoclk of inns prefer—what plays ar# their poleon landscape, shouted out | Sunday !on the price butterfiit. The coni- on crossed the Alps in a rented .all haste to meet, tho favorite lease depending entirely upon the abil- queen Bet?” above sentiment. mission Juts , Reading further he la eur- oar, but as that before he I started a campaign urg 1 was con- previous training, and no that she won't have a chance ity. experience to; prised to discover what It the the use of more butter and since i Just Is that quered world, and as the road of the (Ing j And now coming down to our own 1 i applicant. A student, who the has people suspect him of reading. was he forced beginning there been an in-I Says a low-gear one, was to have of th'se assistant meets her (usually) and the day. we »MII evidences of col- | holds one ship*, spends | lie to j I crease in butetrfat himself—"My. Just gaze on hack down and abort cut prices, next in a lltch men—and 1 also can about hour seeing her safely to! the inhabitants of carry three-fourths of out lhat list of ‘round In Hie production of collegiate—preferred the Horn on a cattle boat. agricultural j the wilds of her lowa, following in the footsteps of a regusr program of graduate work, abode. After several) j IbnokM" and the chances are that he (Oh, we know our history!) other men and to the will be In to hoart-rendlng farewells he manages' hasn't great tearing |and expected, addition NOTICE hoard of half of ihem. and If And more—ln of to tenr loose | the thrilling days carry on research in selected | himself and amble slow.' near** phone franttoal-| I a field V ilth initiation e had he wouldn't hare the free to shout t will |»«> h,|<] | i considered Revolution, we find the Bhyiork !y homeward where he hope* there 1 "*dlng *nv. And so with a final who rented G. Washington and his ■ tirsovv ginpre at the article he s'lnfa •ide-klok, John Htld, Jr., a barge to. thoae It aside thinking that I who are eligible should BK j perhaps some Ifr* Vila Mgt irate I 'rinds ona he tramps I k>wehi.p«. 1 THERE. upstairs for a Mme he will take time [future (or the ' some out and dairying Uu»in**a. i tow l »“»um workout WHO tho booh, I I rood a fear books—4»i*e wheat Wednesday, February Two THE ROCXY MOUMTAIH COLLEGIA!* VJ, iy3„ o’clock, February *4. In the Zoology Club building. The Entomology Dr. Sandetea will be Mountain Collegian tu Rocky chief speaker of the evening Hears Two Talks i ang VIEWS members of the club will extend ■atersd ns a«con sen- because of Bath Irwin ...... Society Editor tions saw double. "The big drawback tor the the Entomology Club Naomi Van Horn • •••••••• is the new wide In Entomology ... .. Women** Athletic Editor iors in forestry this yeur their activities Tltl* Wilkins Men’s Athletic Editor requirement set by the government, When Floyd had finished speaking. HIGH LIGHTS OF THE CONFERENCE Charles the told Mildred Exchange Edltar said W. J. Morrill. Professor in Dr. Gillette again of persona] in- The President of the Aggie three hour talk the life of Me. Klley—- Agnes Eagle Special Writer chapter gave a on forestry deportment. “They require cidences in the Katharya Bishop Typist and of the rule. of the least one having been personally acquainted possibilities drawbacks twelve-thirty A copy that the graduates have at James Krlng . , Advertising Manager be had for reference of experience before they can with him. speech may for the fcmall sum of twenty-five cents. year civil service examination After the speakers had finished, re- (25c). take the A dollar bottle of Ben-Hur have moro were served and the REGULAR STAFF OF REPORTERS It is imossible for them to froßhirents Perfume and if Bill Berlin Lawrence Penn Ashbury 9 months experience they meeting was adjourned. A dollar Walter than box of Ben Hnr Pace The of the Iota giving Shirley Cram Gertrude Hicks Art Lounsbtrry secretary chapter presented data to prove that the work all their vacations. It is l! Powder The next meeting of the club will Edward Tucker Haael Clark Bob Morrlaon dance 2.7 them a big handicap." average couple within mm. of one another. After several BOTH FOR be held Monday night at seven, ! $l.OO Clarence Scofield Dorothy Doherty Ralph Shepherd ; hours of discussion the conclave recommended that the chaperones on Roger Wright Anna Lory Virginia Brown New Building a Big Help Hut C this campus withdraw all permits to sell listerine. The insidious thing Richard Bourne Is Too Huihll SCOTT Harriet Neighbors Katharyn Bishop COLORADO about halitosis will the in their OF Mary Morhart Cliff William* keep dancers place. “The now entomology building COURSE Llndesmith than bad be- Arthur Ashjlen Lyle gives us more room we • •••••••• -A Louise Long John Morrison fore but it is still too small," said BARBER SHOP 7h* cJU S/orw Another high light whs the height to which the President of Mu Dr. C. R. Jones, associate professor Next to the Inn Zoology and Entomology.” Our College “WHAT ARE WE?” Mu chapter was lit. of work 1b organized much better than it but not equipped nearly The student* of Colorado Aggies find enjoyment in the cadet* even was we are After a great deal of contention the " spirited Aggie chapter swung as well as we should be two week* and they tre an essential part of the Aggie social program. the majority in favor of an against Sunday movies. The * - and the dance* injunction Look Liston Good orchestra* are provided are orderly. Stop deadlock was broken Denver theatres. only by lobbyists representing Senior Class Is Negligent It that some of the officials at the cadet* that STAMP PICTURES 25c appears forget the. , “It gets pretty tiresome trying to atudent* aren’t a bunch of rowdies. students can be aft Aggie hardly | Officers collect dues three or four months for the year elected. Three insuing were representatives FINISHING with the rowdies of the dance. It is should have been saui KODAK FRAMING AT compared ordinary* public hardly I er they paid." from Canada were elected President. Vice President, and Secretary- the dance for Jack Rowley, President of the senior necessary to spoil the students by continually watching Treasurer. It was also voted by the conclave to hold the next conven- class. “We hope the members of the them, them to act like a crowd of school students. expecting high tion in Montreal. (We wonder why). Senior class will cooperate with the i Kahm’s Studio It is essential that the cadets be kept orderly and in keeping with officers in this matter." PHONE 342-W 120 WEST OAK ST. the standards of the but of the is 4 college the deportment students no We want to thank all the hotels ferr the of their fire use escape* such that the chaperones need to keep such a strict on them and eye for the delegates that remained in town over night. It is only by This Week’s their Bouquet spoil dancing. such as this that could hospitality we ever hope to hold such a conclave again. It i* through complaints that this editorial was written and it does This weeks bouquet wo present to We seem too bad that our students should be treated like a crowd of irre George Sandy, well known Senior En- children. sponsible P. S. We also thank the C. and & for the use of their fiat cars as gineer. George is majoring in Mech- a means of getting the delegates out of town. anical Engineering and takes a most Can Give • •••#•••• active interest in the activities of “CONFIDENCE VS. CONCEIT” A. S. M. E., the National Engineer- Others whom we thank: Police force, for their ; An alumni rS* leniency ing Society here. He Is one of the You There is difference between the who confidence who left his activities as catcher men In a vast man has a bug to give us the use of his unlimit- . outstanding the Military in ami the who is who ed in the in Dep t and holds the position of Cadet his ability man conceited. The campus bragger experience directing league the past; The Rocky Mountain ! Lt. Colonel in the Corps. Ho is also around with hi.s chest out saying. "Meet, me” is not the man who for its staff of that covered the best shoe while wait. Our goes Collegian mighty reporters completely Jhe very repairing you Modern president of Scabbard and Blade. Electric of shoes out of old is successful, either in his school work or in activities. He is soon conference. Shop can give you a new pair an George hasuecepted a position with Rebuilden. Let us prove to you that we are REAL Shoe shunned. His acquaintances know that a man does not “toot his owni pair. Westinghoure Electric upon gradua- horn” unless else will. no one I tion and we are sure he will fill it On the other who his feels! Frosh Letter On admirably. Both the sehool and his hand, one depreciates own worth, who CAMPUS Electric Shoe Shop, Inc. ECHOES fraternity will miss him and he will that he is incapable of achieving the small successes of his fellows ! Honoraries Will Be BY THE STUDENTS long be remembered by his fellow So. College Ave. Established 1903 never accomplishes anything of value. He gives too easily. He has up Answered I' students not learned the lesson that is responsible for the success- Fully perseverance lu response to the question raised , of ail If of ful It*** ages. you say you can’t course you can’t. But if i in the editorial of last weeks' paper Editor's Note: in the; response to relative school activities It Off have faith in own and then stick to the task at hand to seems y your ability letter j below, sent in by a frosh, there] tha there are possibly to mountains. | two sides you can move will in the each week upcar Collegian the question as there Is to any other The part about it, is that thi* is universally true. The a write-up concerning the honoraries reassuring | debatable question. In one case, on the Aggie Campus. These write- man who puts all his heart into a thing succeeds. Perseverance built namely, that in which a student de- up* will be for the freshman and the Panama Canal, the Moffat tunnel, and the first airplane. Confi- sires a strictly technical education with this aid, we. feel tht they can and does not care to himself dence that the could be made these prepare impossible accomplished possible choose their activities according to I I tor c lose contact with people, activ- great advances. ! their interest* an dabflitie*. .A write-i * Itles outside his scholactic endeavors of PI Delta The difference between conceit and confidence is One i up Epsilon appears this apparent. | {are not apt to do him much good. week and Pi Kappa Delta will follow •pells failure, the other success. That is one notable case but there , next week. B. I. are few other students who will not be benefited by extra-curricular ac- Dere Editor. ’ tivities. I've decided to Join an honorary “TAKE YOUR STAND” Such activities bring the student Which shall I take? fraternity. one Into closer contact with other stud- Ever thine. There has been and the considerable discussion comment on ques- ents. increases a person's efficiency McGunk. and causes him to plan and utilize his tion of Sunday movies. It is the assumed that you students are in time more fully. Promptness is also sympathy with the supporters of Sunday movies. PI DELTA EPSILON developed as a habit of the Individ- We are going to give you a chance to take your stand by publish- ual by requiring a certain thing to ballot the IS DISCUSSED ing in next week’s Collegian a on question of Sunday m<*vies be done at a definite time. Watch next week's Collegi n for the ballot. Activities lessen * person's self PI Dalta Epsilon 1* an honorary consciousness and develops person- fraternity for students who suppose ality. This is a strong argument in themselves to be Journalists, and one favor of activities for a good person- 1 real Journalist. (Each man In the ality is valuable to everyone in what- club think s he's IT). The letters TRAMP.TRAMP, TRAMP ever line he may follow. Everyone stand for "Perty Demed Emportant.” must meet and associate with people (N. B. The spelling 1* also Journal- out role of Princes# Beatrice with poise ‘THE SWAN’ TO BE and effect. She looked the part of THE NORTHERN HOTEL REVIEW OF the worried, seeming mother and GIVEN AT GREELEY lines read her with grace and feel- BARBER SHOP “The Swan" "THE SWAN” ing. She was especially masterful in, by Fereao Molnar, . which was presented by the C. A. C. LOOK OS By Prof. A. Westfall the first Act, Hazel Clark as Alex- OVER andra, the daughter, 1 Dramatic Club on Feruary 18, 14, SOCIETY displayed NOTES and 15 will be by enough charm of her own to win an! presented the Ores- TUT** fraternity dance* filled the L«on. T.ylor «nd The Swan, presented by the 0. A. ordinary prince without . ley Teacher's College Dramatic Club I Grace Mumford I Caroline Henry visited Jean Knight any assist- •ocial calendar Friday araniac. J. al- .pent th« w,«lt,nd C. Dramatic Club 1 the latter part of this month. Mrs. c ■ «t th«tr tom* In\ Saturday. x Thursday, Friday, ance from her mother. The Recond though Saturday evening wa* left who la well known in : Brighton. and Saturday *venlngs, was another act, where, In spite of herself, she » McGren, Fort for the basketball fraa game with is the i - excellent example of high quality was carried off by an Collins, coaching Greeley pro- Lu Bivens, Mary Jasper, and Alice overwhelmingf Colorado University and “The Swan.*' PENNEY Thelma Smith amateur production. The elaborate for duction. It would be interesting to and Margaret Freal 1 Jean Atkiaon spent the weekend in passion the masterful profesor, The Sigma Phi Epsilon. Sigma and the Nu. wera dinner sottting and . see compare two Interpreta- , gueata at the Gamma Phi i Denver. stage the pleasing work showed her at her best. She de- Phi Kappa Tan and daaeaa wara bald tioiis of the co. 1 hour. Thlraday. of the entire caat combined into a picted the rtruggle between love and j play. February 14. finished effort which wa* effective family obligation C The Greeley dramatic club Mrs. Measott, Philippine Ander- which was going sent a Gilbert Moore from the time the ourtain rose on the on lh her mind. representative group visited hla parenta In i son and Wilma Welscher were din- large Friday “TheTimes" first fell Mfna Ifn House Greeley over ner ecene until St on the last. night to seo the Aggie Dance Saturday, returning to j guests at the Delta house Tues- Interpretation. The haughty Princess Maria Dom- Ft. Colllna of leading A Sigma Nu house dance early Sunday morning. day evening. There were no tedious waits be- Many the characters were A N«w Miratim tar held Fri- inica, who swept Into the last act tween eoenea, no weak spots or dull 1 in the group which was of day. February 14. was enjoyed composed by to the of her A1 arrange marriage son, Spring Willie wee a dinner Harlet scenes. The whole play moved at • Kenneth L. Noble, Leila Nobte, Ro- the Mieses Cam lay. Warner. Black- guest at tba * Tilton drove to Cheyenne, Princa Albert, was admirably Sigma of person- Holder, Paul ford, C. Berlin. Chi house Sunday. Wednesday, where she will remain the rapid pace a lively comedy. berta Anderson, Doro- Bodman, Little, Mat- Avis Parvin. She ated by was a Fred The story itself ie one of rom- -1 thy Bodine, Bennewels, Edward hews, Birens, Lambert, NU, indefinitely. pure Wilson, character. Comic relief was strong L. l*a Leonard Big- ance and bo effectively did setting 1 Mather, Meyer Lieberman, Regi- Nelson. Bernes, Davits, La- was a guest at tha Walker. effectively provided by Lanore Avery, ma Chi house and acting fit together that the com- • naid Hicks, Isa Blakeman, John Bow- Nash. Fallas, Elfring, Bel Sunday. Dorothy Carnley spent Saturday In go. Irene, who played the part of the helpless, Denver. pany succeeded in oaetlng the spell • ers, Vanetta Hanscam, Cyril Hancock, K. White, Downs. Graeber, Lang, excitable aunt. While the other Paul Lorgren the of romance over the whole audience. r and Alvia McKoeh&n. Means and Manewal. epont weekend ini Mr. J. Krlng. ladiea in the cast had only minor Denver. Krentser Rowley no email task for ama- Many of the C. A. C. dramatic Mr. and Mrs. J. Wagner, and went to It is an dub and Mrs. parts, they made them fit into the Greeley business teur to provide including the cast of the Price were also guests. The on Sunday night. group satisfactory play are dance scenes and contribute to the finish Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lodwlck stage sotting* for a play which is planning to drive to Greeley on Feb- was chaperoned by Mrs. La ache wer*» of the whole. guests at the to take to their Sigma Chi house Sun- . Downer Bicknell was a weekend supposed place in a royal ruary 25 see production, and day. believe It will be visitor at the Sig Alph house. palace. For one thing the setting A good deal of crodtt for the suc- . interesting to com- Phi the Sigma Kpnilon Return will be used only a few times and it cess of the performance should go> pare two. Pledge Dance Burton Van Dyke visited the Sigma i Lounebory and Corbett attended cannot afford to approach the elab- to Wendell King, who played the' The Greeley club feels assured that The Sigma Phi Epsilon return Chi house Saturday and Sunday. the Auto Show Denver of professional produc- of the It was hard be- in this week- orateness a part tutor. to - all its oast compares favorably with th« dance was end. G. A. Dramatic taken _ pledge held Friday. Feb- tion. But the 0. Club lieve that he had the part on» the C. 0. r»i>I A. cast. tionad and 14. at the ohapter Jimmy Connors The short notice after the tutor ruary house. accompanied Van i overcame this disadvantage. original i uUom* Iran r»l Chaperones were Dr. and Mrs. H. Dyke to Fort Collins. settings for The Swan were a tri- had been forced withdraw from " lulter'a fm* with A. Chick spent Friday night In Lar- to drat? a Quests -hm4 th. RrWihrra. Grant. included the Mausers. amie. umph of artistic Ingenuity. Shim- school. He carried hie role with en the work of the director, Miss Oakee Mr. and the AUnda and Belier. and the Misses Mrs. Alymer Montgomery r . mering portals reflected soft enough romantic mystery to excite E. Montgomery. The artis- tic of whole Woods, Davis, Smith, Visited the Sigma Chi house Satur- Motored lights which played over them, a sil- the expectation* o? tne audience. unity the production was Sandberg, Neilson to Harmony on Jones. Romig, Jensen. Doo- day. ver fountain breathed an air of rom- due to her efforts. Stoddard, business Sunday evening. $3.98 In the second intoxicated by the elaborate act, ley, Maher, Phetteplace, Lane, Willis, ance, and the parapher- of the Ed attendtlone charming prin- Warner, Cash, Walker. Douglas, Mc- Clark. Paul Shaddle, Craig Pen- nalia of a royal banquet were pro- - Cecil Hellbuach and Ira Barkley he had secretly loved, l»e rose der and to the last detail of sil- cess Daniels, Allen, C&rothers, Symes. Charles Mcllvaine attended 1 spent F.iday in the Keensburg and vided, down in power until he overshadowed the Herman, and Durning, and Mrs. the Initiation banquet ver goblets and gold bouillon Hay of the Psii,■•I Pleasant Valley vicinities. cups. prince and even carried the day SCOTTY’S of The were POOL chapter the Phi in lighting effect* appropri- HALL Sprengle. Kappa Tau against the determined efforts of Boulder on Sunday afternoon. ately worked out and materially help- such an experienced plotter as theS AGGIES WELCOME ed in creating the atmosphere nec- Phi Kappa Tea Valentine Dance Sandsten Visits Princess Beatrice. His day of rom- Swede Neilson spent the weekend essary for the story of the play. Phi Kappa Tau held a Valentine ance past, he came back to earth in his at home in Littleton over the San Luis The plot disclose* the effort# of dance on Friday night. The patrons Valley the third act, and effaced himself weekend. an ambitious mother. Princes# Beat- and patronesses were Mr. and Mrs. from the situation with becoming de- rice, Whose family has lost Kt throne, C. A. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas corum. Leslie Alexander We Serve You? visited in Pueblo Dr. E. P. Sandsten. head of the to get one back in the family by May Avery, and Professor and Mrs. It. over Saturday and Sunday. horticultural department, has return- marrying her daughter to Prince Al- Father Hyacinth, the brother of Locke. The guest* were Thelma ed from the San Luis Valley, where bert, the heir to a neighboring crown. the Princess Beatrice, was presented Canady, Ruth Penn, Adele Melber. Frank Huffman the the fails spent weekend he attended meetings of potato and When prince to respond to as a healthy-minded, whole-souled Miller. Edna Giaefe, Gladys Evelyn , at the house. of Phi Kappa Tau vegetable growers hold In Del Norte, the charms Alexandra, the daugh- Individual by Byron Jacobsen. Rod- De Luxe Esther Bu- Cleaners Olson, Lortne McCurdy, seeks to his had the task of Mar.assa and Blanca, lie reports ter, the mother arouse ger Wright difficult chanan, Lucille Gunyon. M. Van 1,0-pes, George Sandy his home in visited that there was a large attendance at jealousy by employing the tutor of presenting a Prince Albert who was pes, M. Hill, Marjory Mauser, Phyl- Loveland on Saturday evening. PHONE 940 FOR SERVICE he meetings, a number of which were the royal children. Dr. Nicholas Agi. nough of a cad to permit the tutor lis Theobald, Lois Jackson, Beth Ir- held In conjunction with the merch- as a rival. But the professor plays to outshine him and yet not too win, Bobbie Preesey, Catherine Dun- Crowe and Harsh attended his than win OPPOSITE POST OFFICE ON OAK the ants and business men of the region. part more ardently was ex- much of a simpleton to the STREET leavy, Mae Chapman, L. Crowfoot, < Genessee Ski meet Bunday. pected, becomes the hero of the scene, princess. He read his lines well. Kinzie, Avis Phillips, Joe M. Biddle, Some of the problems that vege- and sweeps the young princes off her M. Campbell. Rolene Turner, Kath- table have to meet In obtain- The other minor characters, Ivan Smith, Cornell, H. Sandberg, and growers feet. Of course a romance between Jim- aryn Bishop, Ona Fitzsimmons, j ing better seeds, in standardizing Houghman and Max Moody, as the Parsley were in Denver last weekend. these two Is Impossible, and the last The rale Lou Nesbitt, Mrs. T. H. McClan- their crops, and cultural problems in : attendants of the Prince, and the Suit act is devoted to tl .« efforts of the Mrs. J. disease and and their absn, Ball, Josephine Lewis. of connection with plant Ir- families the lackeys hussars, played j Brother Swedlund Starling was royal to untangle sit- E. The Suit is new far in of all Fiances Yoder, Grace Blosssr. < rigation were discussed. parts with a snap and gusto which Spring Jackets Lengths, Sig Ep guest Thursday. uation and unit the royal children In Maxwell and Jo Trumbo. gave life to their scenes. Paup Shad- a conventional union. the the and the On his return trip Dr. Sandsten Short, Three-quarters Full Length dle as Caesar, the major-domo of the Harry Warner of Denver was at carried j in the to in- It was not a play by one stopped Arkansas valley, deserves individual mention. the house palace, Sig Ep Wednesday after- two stars. A. T. O. and S. P. E. .Smoker * spect some experiments being devel- or Each character pre- He set the in the in which noon. pace scenes $*5.00 to served Uls Identity and carried $59.50 The annual smoker of the Alpha 1 oped at the station In onion storage. hisj I he appeared and added vigor and! without standing the Tau Omega and Sigma Phi Epsilon own part out at j the I color. Sunday dinner guest* at Sig expense of the others. The result fraternities was held Saturday, Feb- i Ep house ware Mr. and Mrs. Pat Hur- was an even unified The deserved the it I IB at the 8!g Ep house. A bsn- ORCHESTRA ENDS and production.! pfay approval EDMONDS ruary J 1 ley, Katherine Woods, Charles Belier carried Full should be which a Harrier Norris the heavy won. recognition glv- I quet was served, following LYCEUM COURSE and Sarah Carothers. fitting program was held. Guests a other than the active chapters of the Scotty Harris and Chock Belier of old Castilian Mex two fraternities were Professor Davie, The glamorous visitors at war* weekend the Sig Ep ico brought a Aggies Lyce- and Mr. Bodine and Mr. McCain, Don * to close house. um course, when the Ramos Mexican Oakes. Charles Belter, Ralph and * orchestra, famous for its concerts Fred Manual, Walt Early, Frank Jep- Esther McCartney, Gladys Olson broadcast the Bill Freanff, Welland, and over radio, appeared Action person. on the lot it's andSarah Graham went to Denver. before audience the Pannebaker brothers from Boul- a an appreciative / dsr. Tuesday evening In the college audi- Ann Griffia went to the Delta Sig torium. dance at Greeley Saturday. rvlta IMta Delta lariatlon < Each member of tha orchestra Theta Lambda of Delta Delta proved an artist, and their colorful Mrs. Marion Can Woodard spent Deha takes pleasure In announcing costumes blended with their excep- Sunday at the Beta Phi house. Ae Initiation of Jean Blackford. * tional ability, to make a pleasant eve- Thelma Bradtke, Dorothy Csraley, ning for those present. The orches- Mildred Charles and Evelyn Miller >*v Shirley Cram, Stella Durning. Fran- tra Is composed of the director, Sen- spent Sunday In the mountains. ces Horn, Marje Little, Marie Moeen. 1 or Hesiquio Ramos, hi* son Rafael, Marjorie Mauser, Marcella Nelson, Bernard Pendergast was a gueot who proved to be an exceptional vio- Mary Lon Roach and Dorothy t at the Phi I>elt house Monday eve- linist, and three daughters. The dau- Schmidt. *'• ning. ghters sang as well as played the * mandolin, mandocello and other in- kappa Delta Seooad Degree Pledging Bill Lenfesiy went to Greeley Wed- . etrnments typical of Old Mexico. Phi Epsilon of Kappa Delta an- nesday, nounces the aecoud degree of pledg- ing for Frances Hentssll, Maurlne Ed Williams visited the Phi Delta CAT CRUELTY IS . Jones. Kathleen McCeikUL Kather- r house on Wednesday. CHARGED AGAINST ine McDaniels, Laura Voorhaee and Dorothy Means. C. U. FRATERNITY George Fuller spent the weekend at. hi* home in Brlgh*on. PLEDGING No longer will the froeh of Colo* Kappa Alpha Thctn Roes Platt, Collins, Singer and [ rado U. use the black cat In their ini. . * Beta Gamma of Kappa Alpha The- , m Schwartz of Boulder were at guests : tiatlen festivities It chargee made by ~ ta announce* the pledging of Olenna .11 * ' the Phi Delt house Saturday eve- ; ’ a Denver woman are proved. Nix of Eaton. ning. \ i Mias Ivan Dunklee of Denver, sec- Phi '* (iitnuna Huts of “Our Younger Brothers, A Harry G*ylor spent the weekend ini retary takes Tau of Gamma Phi Beta organization for the protection of Denver. an in announcing the pledging pleasure animals, has protested alleged in* Idaho Springs. of Lucille Gunyon of humane treatment of black cats dur- Louise Lang spent the weekend att - initiations there. m | her home in Longmont. ing In a letter to Police Chief Rolla Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Thornton and * C. Prater of Boulder, she protested Personals I Mr. and Mr*. O. A. Smelser were * that fraternities are mistreating the dinner at the Kappa Delta guests 1 animals. in a Lodge Tnesday evening. cigaretteit's"[ASTE / 3ko cited of a Bob Arnold and Hen Ferguson an alleged practice the Jack Rowley the weekend att fraternity whioh blindfolda a pledge,’ drove to Denver Friday to spend spent him to that weekend. his home In Denver. gives meat eat, suggests It is cat meat he is eating and then EASY TO SAY, hard to do." Easy to claim Thomas visited his home In i hurl at him which he sees scam- for Cr-5 Irv Moul and Ix>ule Manewal mo- John cats everything a cigarette; not so easy to give weekend. when the blindfold Is Dsnver over the psrlng away tored to Cheyenne Saturday, the one tiling that really counts: taste. removed. Hard to do—but Chesterfield doesit- Spark- Bill* visited Eaton Saturday Cedi Hallbusch spent the weekend Ike T The letter asked that Chief Prater ling flavor,richer fragrance, the satisfying char- night and Sunday. at Fort Morgan. take the matter up with university makes acter that a cigarette —because, in every authorities. the weekend In we aim Peters at taste . • • Edson Barr spent Saturday and John spent step, In Meade. Sunday at hi* home Longmont. TASTE’ ” *' ' above home for the everything ...miy* went Club Bill MeCreckon and Al*x Eagle Roe* Shaffer Forestry n*y SArenr the mountain* Sunday. weekend. ~figfri3i|A went to Dance Saturday JT Denver ■■■■■■ — Chick Mmhew* visited in r Philippine Anderson, La bo! I* Man- weekend. The Forestry Club dance will be •wal, Eileen Bel iron® and Glenns last held at Ammones Hall next Saturday, Mix spent the weekend at their Pete Swearin- - February 23, after a at the hwuii George Newlon and supper Sunday ina eafetarU. The olub will unite in a gen spent Saturday and lesterfield Joint mooting with the Society of Mr*. A. *. Clark visited her daugh- Demer. American Foresters, moss of whom 0 ter, Hazel, at the Thsta house. FINE TURKISH snd DOMESTIC tobaccos, not only BLENDED but CROSS-BLENDED Denver. The main John and Hardin Dawson «pent tfc»e are coming from will Proff«aor their home in Long';• i address be given by Dorothea Baird was a weekend, weekend at J» MorrtH. Mmi Tnwrmr#, BkOOit •seal at kha Theta hone*. I Wednesday, February Four THE ROCKY MOUWTA.IW COLLEGIAH 18, J.930 Marketing Seminar Meet- Are Thirty-TwoBoys ings Will Present Out- NORAM. HOTT NAMED In Nutrition Class Y’s Ideas Athletics look of Agriculture The Beys* Nutrition class, with Women s marketing The seminar meeting NEW STATE LEADER ■———— ——- - - - - » members attending, met ■t— ■ - thirty-two held yesterday afternoon at four for their first lessons on Tuesday, o’clock in the Administration The CbriatJaji Education Confer- build- from four to Miss Nora M. of Kait Green- lance U to be held in February 4, 11, and 18, was given for women’s greatest con- i ing further developed the plan as Hott designing of dreosee while go- ■ once, which Denver, out. at Health Fair Rhode who six-thirty In the rood laboratories W. A. A. : corn—overwaif ht—and underweight. lined in the wich, Island, has had ing to school and for 2 years after- February 28 to March second inclu- previous meetings which Hall. attention wide experience as a demonstra- Guggenheim Girls requiring special were is that of presenting the home ward. The past year she has been i hive, is drawing much interest and At Ammons Agricultural Is Held ! given of tion agent, costume designer and home demonstration East : attention. There will be weighed and then eheets outlook for 1930. agent at many dealt with the The first lessons “ teacher, has been appointed loader of Rhode of universal renown among 1 rules bound to correct the condition—- In keeping with this idea, Mr. o. Greenwich, Island. speakers three aa a planning of meals a day W. A. A. health fair which demonstration The j if carried out. C. home agents and "Mias Hott will bring to Colorado i wnlch are Norman Thomas, graduate carefully Ufford, extension unit and the boys learned that a safe poultryman, was held Wednesday, February IS clothing specialist for the extension not only extensive experience In thei of Princeton University, who will gave a report explaining the ia provide In the combi- possi- procedure to o'clock In the at Am- In the last booth samples of cos- at four gym bilities the problems service of the Colorado Agricultural problems of the farm home but with i speak on economic problems of inter- and of the poul- nation of breakfast dishes, the same and literature mons Hall was the most Interesting : metics, tooth pastes College, It was announced today by women's l Powers liapgood, for this year. organisations as well,” said national scope; balance that the normal tryman Poultry rais- characterizes the pertaining to personal hygiene and Director A. Anderson. beneficial meeting of year. ] is of F. She will Mr. Anderson when making the an- ■ Clark M. Elchelberger, MUa Mar- ing an industry increasing im- The breakfast diet for tha day. grooming made the health circuit begin work in Colorado Visitors enticed and Interested by and the within the nouncement. "Her training as al garet Read of England, a speaker portance problems connected should supply from one-third to one- entered complete. next month. clothing specialist, from the view- • who will be of interest to all. Mias the gay handbills distributed 1 with it are Interesting and varied. fourth of the day’s food requirements. • in India, where the gym and were registered to see Mr. L. H. Rocbford, extension points of the designer, manufacturer Read spent five years Before attending the show in the ani- Miss Hott la a graduate of Kansas in who hold the lucky number and retailer, should be of immense' she was student secretary of the Y. For the first lesson practical would mal husbandman, continued the ring pink punch and wafers wore i meet- Aggies, has her master's degree from students were for the prize. Over one hundred and value to Colorado farm women.” W. C. A. She has also served aa laboratory work, the ing with a report upon the outlook Now York and has stud- served. University, and the student of the British how to make coffee sixty-four risitors attended. members for the livestock in secretary taught The side show put on by industry 1930. ied extensively In the New York Frank of use for this production Student Christian movement. correct type pot to The gym had been transformed in- , of Snappy Thirty completed the at- Livestock requires a con- Fashion Academy. She taught home Have T. executive of also made muffins fair dec- siderable Cosmopolitans Wilson, secretary the beverage. They to a veritable ground. Gaily tractions of the fair. The program degree of expert knowledge economics In Kansas and Montana Y. M. C. A. In and creamed foods to- and this • negro colleges and eggs. These orated booths were lined on each side will be found to be espe- schools before home A was as follows: high becoming Program Meeting the Dr. Alfred W. Zimmern of with fresh fruit made up from which true in 1 schools, gether wares were noisily pro- on posture—D. Elfring. cially 1930. demonstration agent at Lewiston, 1. Song Geneva, Switzerland and Paris, Dr. evening meal. Park benches provided a claimed. L. Lang, A. Lane, and acted out by Mont. From there she entered simi- The club held Its Cosmopolitan Dewall 1 Wolf von of Germany, presi- resting place for those tired of gaiety members Thirty. lar work in Minnesota other of Snappy and later be- program meeting last Thursday night On February 11, the boys prepared dent of the League of Nations aasem- and loafers. scrambled 2. Awarding of prizes—The came clothing specialist for that at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. O. chocolate ss a beverage, ' b!y of Germany, Ben Cherrington, Donna also The first booth proclaimed the ad- names were drawn by little state. Simonds. was served by the eggs as the main food item, and N Supper ! chairman of Foundation for advance- bak- of and the terrible Ricker and the holders of the lucky refreshment committee. A formal muffins. For the third lesson, vantages posture of Social Sciences Desiring advanced training, Mias -1 tnent at Denver Bellrosc baked distortions of figure acquired if rules numbers were Eileen and debate by the college debate 'earns lng powder biscuits, omelet, Hott left Minnesota to attend New 1 University—these are some of the not obeyed. Useful exercises Arleen Wheeler. was the feature of the program. The cup-cake, and fresh fruit-cnp were were of the York University in 1925. She did most outstanding speakers 3. feet. worded for round sboulder, hollow back, and Playette on question as was. "Resolved prepared. commercial work for a large clothing conference. The meetings begin at Vitamins the other posture ailments were distrib- 4. Reading—The That The Nations Should Adopt A At the beginning of the laboratory house two o’clock Friday afternoon in the of that city as well as free- ; uted. Thing. Plan of Complete Disarmament." periods, printed sheets containing the auditorium of the Y. W. C. A. In prepared, in the second booth Miss Forbes 6. Baby Show—in which mem- Ralph Plummer and Earl Balis debat- recipes of the food to be Denver, and the conference will be the marvels of the bers of the Snappy Thirty Jud- ed the affirmative while Collins Gadd variation* of these recipes, and prac- cleverly explained were adjourned at 3:15 Sunday afternoon, to human foot and showed the girls the ged by the points babies are in Bees Are Weakened and Clark Lane debated the nega- tical suggestions were given the March second. of shoes. Exhibits show. tive side. The debate proved of spe- students. necessity proper a baby ’ Students who are interested in at- of school shoes display- The meeting in charge of Edith By Winter Weather I cial Interest to the club because of The class, which now contains correct were was tending the conference should get local shoe companies. Prints Boyd. Head of Snappy Thirty. Edna {the International nature, and due to thirty-two members, will not be able ed from in touch with Miss Mott before four weaknesses were taken Graefe and Lenore Steinmetz and the fact that it is still a live question to receive any further number of stu- showing arch Many hivea of bees thruout Colo- o'clock Thursday of this week. for class of every visitor's foot. Rnth Breseow. 1 It won’t be since right at the present there is a dents. Registration thi? rado have been seriously weakened booth naval disarmament conference in has been closed. In the third expert advice during the recent prolonged period On Tuesday, February 25, Dean now! London. At the close of the debate long of cold weather, according to reports Johnson will speak to members of written votes of the members W. A. A. BANQUET received G. were by Roy Richmond, dep- the Y. W. C. A. on the second of his taken as to the result of the debate TO BE NEXT WEEK until you’re draggin’ every- uty state entomologist at the Colo- series of talks. His first talk was and to the surprise of all it proved o£ the house for rado Agricultural College. given laet Tuesday, February 18. thing out a be Various to a tie. members had The biggest interest in W. A. A. j Furniture While the loss general cleaning of whole colonies an opportunity to ask questions to circlea at present is the W. A. A. ; ! has been The Y. W. C. A. cabinet meeting not great, a large number the debators and give some comments banquet for members which is to j and everything. sat Monday night was led by Vas&a of hives have been weakened to such upon the topic in general. I take place Wednesday, February 26. —And sav! The an extent that it would Lambertson, and the subject for dis- pay beekeep- Guests of the club were: Ilion at six o’clock in Ammons Hall. It ‘ to them Ann Iva Ber- is a of Fort a** Mis* resident Formal Mayer Marjorie Mayer, 'l7, honor stud- - Collins. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. No? Spring more for 111. get >«M, president W. A. A. and allI K. Mayer, live at 414 BMiabeth s remember, W» Caw Supply Ytwr N**d» t around high sooner, he® again made Strtwt. Marjorie Is well But Let U» Examine Your Flowers | good. ed by everyone who oame In con- with whether in olasnoa and Be Sura She was appointed assistant physl-• tact her, or Tym your money We hare a complete line of I« al director of the Btat® Women’*s sports. We're proud of her, and ex- Cut Flowers College In Tallahaaeee, Florida. Shee I lend our conicratualations. ..■< —H- or Potted Plants PAT ESPELIN'S FRED EVANS PAY Erickson’s CASH -niYiiu Damm’s Bakery Optomotriat LESS WEST OAK 117 Fancy Cake. for You* Social Function* Phone 330-W til EAST OAK ST. 11 South PHONE 130-134 SOUTH COLLEGE PHONK 44« lzPHONE 29 U 3 SO. COLLEGE n College L 157 Wedn«*d«y, February 19, 1930 THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIA!! Five SPORTS FARMERS TO PLAY TWO SPORTLIGHT Saving on real GAMES THIS WEEK-END is Teacher*—Western state Style saving Colorado Teachers and Western State split a two game basketball in real Fashion Meet Colorado On and College Friday Night Denver Uni- series played at Gunnison Friday versity Saturday; Both Games On Home Floor; ■ a-i Saturday night. AGGIES SPLIT TRACKSTERS MEET We wouldn’t give a straw to TWO CAME Coach Pleased With Spirit save money on a dark blue C. U. IN INDOOR The Western State five wore vict- sedan if our hearts orious in the firat game winning by were sei MEET Coach Joe Ryan is blsi on a red roadster. SERIES SATURDAY sending land Colorado Tigers. It the Pioneers of 27 17. bright WITH COLORADO a score to Teachers came basketeers stiff this through drills are up to form they will be hard to back Saturday and captured a 28 to And The Rocky you wouldn’t welcomi Mountain track confer- week in preparation for Friday and cope with, but Aggies must me eon- 22 victory over the Mountaineers. the chance to ence will hit its first of save on a blue stride the Saturday nights’ garner. On Friday ceeded an even chance. Farmers Lose At Boulder Ogle. Greeley forward . was high double suit If By One Point But year when the Aggie breasted your Win 36-24 On and C. U. track night the Colorado College Tigers Colorado Aggies, Colorado College point scorer, making eight field Home Both teams dreams were built on a Floor; Games Are Fast meet in an indoor will invade Farmer sing]' With meet at the the stronghold and D. U. will each play two Aggies games goals. breasted brown. Aggie field house Saturday and Showing Improvement after- on Saturday night Denver Uni- this week. D. U. meets Wyoming noon. versity will meet the Aggies Friday The on the on nig|)t and C. C. will tangle point is that the savir The Colorado Aggie basketeers This meet will hold the home floor. C. Sandaload then attention with the Cowboys on Saturday C. —Mines Brook’s t led Aggies in a scor- night. >ou effect at is bas" round balm for their de- of the entire Farmers one point ing streak which conference for it will The are determined to This schedule is the result of Colorado College won two succes- the cinched the game. In nn on effects you want. feat at Boulder Friday night by be the first opportunity play their best basketball sive from the Colorado com- the last three minutes to secure of the year agreement made by the officials of games School • of play San- tnowing under the Universi- concrete information or Mines Friday Saturday. We offer you thrift without pletely #tead pushed on the strength against these teams. The Aggie of- the four schools last full In hopes and The the pill through the squad in fast here of the teams of you to ty a game Satur- hoop twice, two schools. fense worked smoothly against the to eliminate handicaps. first game which was played at Gol- asking change your Day and Ball both found any by a score 38- 24 Coach Hughes den resulted in 29 11 mind. day night of before it one and says tha* he expect* Silver and Gold team last week, and Aggie# have hit their stride and a to score in Hitchcock made two very • to a crowd of 3500 enthusiastic see the Aggies make a the chances favor of the Tiger#. fans. pretty shots. good show- of victory for the Ag- Hie fight and spirit they have shown Saturday night Day played a good The was filled with action ing but hesitates to predict gies in the two lot the Tigers the Mines game gu the a victory games rests a on all season is commendable We have again swamped New i floor in first class Spring the start when of for the Farmers. their tl hit quintet by of 41 to from Day Aggies He ability the basket. a good team and a good coach, a score 15, play- 1 was high scorer making so sunk a free throw in the first The "I am we! peasled with show- let's them ed at Colorado Springs. min- 13 points. Sanstead, failure or several probable the get behind and give our flashy fresh- ute of Ball then made by the team SUITS play. repeated with point gainers on the Aggie ing last week,” support. man, scored 8 points for the Aggies. team to suoressful free throw and B. Y. U. 19-41—Utah 8(1-55 s Loffer- Box Score: pass their hours last semester has stated Coach Ryan Sunday morning, Aggies “ dink of C. U. sunk a field and I am more than goal in robbed the Aggie team of a deal pleased with AGGIES (36) great Brigham Young University nosed double quick time. of Its strength. the fight and spirit they have shown GRAPPLERS WIN #25 to #6O Player G . P. out a 4 9 to 3 6 victory Utah The F. over fouls began to become num- throughout the season. Not once Barrows f p FROM Aggies at .. 2 1 The meet should be PIONEERS ! Logan Friday night. Both erous and Dsy sunk another free an interesting have they seemed discouraged and 1 team# showed form and e»T « 5 3 and exciting one, and of the poor the throw. Chalgren, C. U. and Barrows, some have fought hard in every game.” Hitchcock The Aggie Wrestling team c 3 o 0 fans are the meet won game was marked with r.o specta- then double predicting to fin- Colorado College will of- Aggie, tangled for a perhaps their Ball g 3 third successive meet of the cular paying either team. BM 1 i ? ish about 50-50. fer by foul anti both made their free thrown tha Farmers the stronger compe- season the Stephens g .„.o o 1 Friday night at Aggie In a game Saturday night Utah count. tition. After getting away with a Sanstead The events of the meet which starts when they defeated the Denver f 4 0 0 gym Aggie# turned the tide and won easily fßrooAs Clothing Coj C. U. then uad start they have Improved rapidly scored again to bring at three o’clock and the eutrees for Wilmore, f q 1 Univorsity grappiers by a score of by a score of 55 to 41. 0 the the score to 9-8. favor Aggies, eight! and now have one of strongest Aggies are: 50 yard dash. Morgan. 23-11. the teams In the eastern minutes after start. Nuwtoa then and mile division. Dutch Total* Voltz, White; run, fitimson, Aggies won four of the matches „ 14 8 9 supplied thrill and two Clark, veteran Tiger center, will a points by Roberts and Hannah;6o low falls and yard by one by a decision. Walt, make his last on A sinking a nice long one. Both teams COLORADO (24) hurdle, appearance the Ag- Good Place To Get Tour Hair Morgan, Dyekman, and Pow- 176 pound wrestler of the Aggie Cut gie floor. His floor work is then played a tight defense for the Player g. F. ell; 440 excep- P. yard dash, Van Gorder, Pow- team, was injured in his match, giv- tional and his experience makes him remainder of the half which ended Lefferdink f 4 2 3 ell and Brubarker; 50 yard high ing I) U. their only fall by a for- of beadiest tha Barber 13-15, favor C. U. Numerous set- Chalgren f 0 2 one the players in con- Aggie & Parlor 2 hurdle. Harvey, Dyekman and ' feit. The Pioneers won decisions in Shop Beauty ference. another ups were missed by both teams dur- Middlemist 4 Ingram, veteran, c .. Kierns; 0 2 two mile run. Willis, Barks- the 115 and 155 pound classes. has considerable the half. The is low for Newton been showing abil- Inf score g 11 1 dale. and Roberts; relay, team not lateiy'ln The the speed of the Hunt ity hitting the basket. Farmers had little trouble game. g 0 0 0 as yet s«lecf«'d; shot put. Beattie, Denver University has been on and in the majority of the matches. The second half with a Haley f In opened long * 0 1 3 Honstein, and Dyekman; high Jump, L. J. Ritter off the 165 ail season. They lost two en- pound class Cowley of Ag- •hot by Ball that counted. Loffer- Curlee g 0 0 0 Dyekman, Noah and Powell; pole counters Teachers by narrow mar- gies. threw dink retaliated and Middlemist be- vault. Harvey. to Alspagh of D. U. in five Walker and Noah; Optometrist gins and also dropt games to C. U. minutes with a beadlock. The foat- SUITE 3 came a threat a Totals 9 broad by sinking tough * 6 11 Jump. Whit*. Kierns and Bru- WILSON BLOCK of the shot from under the The C. and barker ure evening was between EXCLUSIVE SERVICE basket. Referees. Moles Bunte. Following are the results OPTICAL Sandy of Aggies and Wilson of D. U. defense was decidely different of last year's meet with C. U.: THE WEEK'S SCHEDULE r. the second half but Seifcly was awarded the decision was not overly TUESDAY 50 yard dash—Davis, C. after tan minutes of fast effective, for Sandstead found his AND U.; Tripp. wrestling. The Hoffman AGGIES C. U. Colorado U. vs. Denver U. at Store C. A. C.: Steward, C. A. C.—5.45. Coach Wagner's team has not lost Jewelry way through it to sink one. Leffer- Mile Denver. THE SAME THE run—Freese. C. U.; Parks, » meet this ye.ir and It as PLACE SAME SERVICE dink then sunk two free throws and SPLIT GYM AND appears C. A. FRIDAY U-; Lamport, C. C.—4.54.6. though Aggloa art headed for anoth- 1903 a field goal to bo followed by Day 1930 Aggies vs. Colorado College at Ft. 50' yard L. ll.—Quinlan, C. U.; er wrestling championship. 107 East Mountain Ave. who made three free counts out of SWIMMING MEET Phone 552-W Collins. Morgan, C. A. C.; Hamilton, C. U.— The results: fonr. This tied the score 24-24. 5.7. Denver at Wyoming vs. Larauiio. 115 pound class—Reagin of Colorado Ag- Aggies split a dual meet Montana State vs. Utah U at Salt 440 yard dash—Pllne, C. U.; Pink- gies threw Weinstein of D. U. In with Colorado University before a Lake Cfty. ney. C. U.; Smith. C. U.—64.2. 5 minutes and 32 seconds with afternoon a large crowd Saturday at BATURHAY 50 yard H. H.—Turalan. C. U.; body chancery. QUALITY the Aggie gym by winning the gym- Dyekman. Mines vs. Teachers at Geiden C. A. C.; Harvey, C. A C. 125 pound class—Sandy of Ag- nastic meet by the narrow margin —6.5. Denver vs. Aggies at Ft. Collins gies won decision over Wilson of of 189-181 and losing the swimming Colorado College v*. Wyoming Two mile run—Warren. C. U.; at D. C. in 10 minutes. I meet 4 7-23. ALWAYS Barksdale, Laramie. C. A C.; Loose. C. U.; 135 pound class—Howard of Ag- In the m»et gymnastic Aggies won 10.36.6. gies threw Keeler of D. U. in 6 in the horizontal bars, the parallels, 880 LAST WEEK S RESULTS minutes yard run—Levering, C. U.; and 37 seconds with a body iTTER. land rings, while C. U captured the phone Colorado College 2Mines It. Stephens, V. A. C.; Fishburn, C. U. chancery. honors in the horse performances. Colorado College 41, Mines 15. 2.95. 145 pound class—Hannah of The eacli Ag- mat event was a tie. team Denver Colorado 37. 22. lost to Place of D. T Relay—C. U.—247.6. gise IT.l . by a 34 1-2 points. [scoring Colorado 28, Colorado Aggies 27. Shot—Beattie. C. A. C.; Prince. decision in 10 minutes. 252 | Riddell was high point man for ( CREAM C. A. C.; Honstein. Colorado 24, Colorado Aggies 86. C. A. C.—4 6 ft. 155 pound class —McGill Aggies, capturing three firsts for of Ag- a in. Teachers 17, WT astern State 27. 16H lost gies to Hanley of D. U. by a total of 44 1-2 points while Glandln Teachers 28, Weetern State 22 High Jump—Dyekman, C. A. C.; decision In 10 minutos. of C. U. carried t.he away B. Y. U. Utah State 37. Krutch, C. U.; Kreutzer. C. A. C.— 49. of the with 52 ! 165 meet point*. Williams B. 55. pound class—Cowley of Ag- 5 ft. in. Y. U. 41, Utah State of Aggies and Farell of C. U. also gies threw Alspagh of D. U. in 5 Pole Vault—Huffman, C. A. C.; turned in good performances. minutes and seconds with a head- Harvey, C. A. C.; Miller. C. A. C.— lock. In the swimming meet C. U. won DINNEBECK’S 11 ft. 9 In. HINDS RESIGNS 175 pound clans—Walt easily by taking first in sever, of the of Aggies Broad Jump—Hamilton. C. U.; MINES POSITION lo#f to of for- GOOD, WHOLESOME FOOD FOR 'eight events. The races ware ail , Ginsburg D. U. by a Chilton, C. A. C.; Timlan. C. U.— close with the exception of the 150- , feit in 4 minutes. 21 HUNGRY AGGIES ft. 314 in. resignation of Erwin Hinds, The elana—Orme “TOMMY” TOMPKINS yard backstroke which Lenfesty of Heavyweight of Ag- C. U.—so. AGGIES—4S. director of physi- Aggie graduate, as gies threw Le Baron in 6 Reasonable Prices Aggie. (Brimming Coach Aggies won by almost a half lap. of D. U. Prompt Serrice cal education at the Colorado School Gymnastic results: minutes and 11 second# with a body of Mines ha* been accepted by the 125 WEST MOUNTAIN AVENUE Horizontal bar*—Aggies Williams chancery LAMBKINS DEFEAT board of trustee-- Mr. Hinds sub- Wrestlers To Meet 16. W. Blandin 16 1-2 and Murray LONGMONT mitted his registration in order to |l2 total 43 1-2 . C. U.: Glandln 26-25 continue his study of medicine C. U. Next s Saturday jl4 I ?, Farrel 12 1-2 and KTeuger Oredtgg r By staging a rally in the last Hinds went to the - 111: t •'UU S*. for and the end five minutes of play the Lambkins school fonr years ago at Coach Wagner’s krestling team will Horse—-Aggies Wurat 16. Balls 1 26 to 25 of his first year he was given the iW meet the U. at Boulder 12 and 11 Total 38. C. U.: wen a victory over an in- C. grapplers Murray ' w position of athletic director. He spired Longmont team, before a neat Saturday in the final meet of Peyton 15. Farrel 15 1-2. and Quant' 1 Drink backfleld football and crowd of 1500 fans at the Longmont coached the in seaaaon. | 10 1-2; total 41. j and Friday night. had charge of the basketball A change ha* b*»«»n made whereby) 1 Parallel—Aggies: Riddell 15 1-2.1 j gym baseball teams for three years. He the conference meet ha* been elim- W Blandin 8 1-2 and O Blandin 11; With only 4 5 seconds left to play coaches In was one of the youngest inated. Each team now meeta dur- total 35. C. U. Glandln 13 1-2. Far- the Trojans hald a flvn point lead, conference. the Rocky Mountain and ing the season and (be * am havlnf rel 10 and Rums 9 1-2: total 83 Delicious but the Lambkins scored three count- Refreshing Whileat the Colorado Agricultural the meat points at the end of the Rings*—Aggies: Riddell 14 I*2. I era in quick succession to win by a College he made a name for himself, season la given the championship. Katum. 12 and Swisher 11.5, total ! point margin. both in athletics and other activities. Colorado U. U now leading Aggies C. U.: Giandin 14. Farrell It- _ ;as. 1 He end in The was all-conference by three points and Aggies must win: ' 1-2 and Peyton 9: total 34 1-2 game we* close throughout and held the conference champion- Put the Riddell Wil-' with both teems field this meet in order to win the title. ! Mat*—- Aggies: 14 1-2, making ten "grin” of the light-heavy weight div- fe, '■s>/' goals each. Collins ship According to Coach Wagner the liams 12 and Swisher 8; total 34 1-2. Fort lend at the He ision in boxing for four years. C. U. team la one of the strongest in C. U.: Glandln 14. Turman 11 1-2 end of the first quarter 8 to 5. but won three letters in football, tmir waa ahead 13 12 in Grind the conference. They beat Teach- and Burns 9; total 34 1-2. ' Longmont to at the In baseball, three in basketball and half. In the second half Longmont ers by a two poiTft margin Friday Final score: Aggies 189. Colorado four In In addition to this '■ ■ • '• added 12 and boxing won U. 181. more points Fort Col- night and Aggies from Teachers J he was president of the aemotda’ed 14. ii. ' last we k by one point. However, Swimming reaalta: lins students and held various class of- this does not Indicate the compara- Relay W'on by Colorado U. Hartley. Longmont forward, wag fices. high man of tive strengths of the two teams as Time, ;68.5. point the game, scor- After graduating Horn Aggies Erv Breast ing five and one free throw. they may he strong in different clas- 220 stroke —Johnson, C. goals coached high school teams four years second; ses. U.. first. Stoddard, Aggies, This was the most important His athletic teams attracted state- /R ■•V w Too muoh praise cannot be given Sellers. Aggies, third. Time. 3:08 8 game of the season, and the victory wide attention, and their successes Coach Wagner In the teams he has 50 yard free style—Debbenham, gives the Lambkins a clean slate led to his appointment at Mines first; Aggies, and produced while at Aggies. Last year C. V., Longtnore, : and unless an upset occurs the Lamb- He served with the American Vi -» V V team the cham- Murray, C. IT..’ tied for second. Time, his won conference kins should repeat last year's per- forces during the World War and It which ties conference pionship and indications point to- : 26.4. the I form the northern his return from France in j anee by winning waa upon MHholiand of ward their repeating again this year record held by Teach-j conference. 1918 that ho entered Aggies. ers. A 150 yard back stroke—Lenfesty. | s Spring Football Aggies, first. Holland. C. U.. second. 1:59.4. with WTM Starts Fnllei, Aggies, third. Time. CONFERENCE STANDING B Monday free 100 yard style—Swartz. C. U.. the M iiiiS€3 first; Longmore, Aggies, second; will take an early fpring football Morris. Aggies, third. Time, 1:02.9 WESTERN DIVISION Coach JHughes etrat this year and Diving—Shelenberger, C. U , first: ; that refreshes all Interested report at School W. 1.. PUT. wishes that LaSasso, Aggies, second: Hunt, Ag afternoon the for suits Monday Montana State .730 When much study in a weariness the tlrxb. gynt gi**M. third. t» to He is especially anxious tha* fresh When find yourself nowhere—- 220 yard free style—Jensen, C. U„ Utah Aggie* 3 .300 X you petting men oflthers who have not as yet fast. down! Don't take more or first; Benjaman, C. U., second; Len- Pipe «nv pun- University 4 too Brigham Young ishment! been on the regular varsity squad 2:49.2. Let go everything! Pause for • festy, Aggies third. Time, Utah .475 •nd next fall to University 8 moment and refresh expect to try out Medley relay, 270 yards—Won by yourself. for practice EASTERN DIVISION That’s report spring Colorado V Time. 3:21.3. just the time ami place when an ice- The drill will bo fundamentals cold bottle of ( loca-f loin do on jt Final score—Aggies 28, Colorado. Colorado University s .800 or glass will you of The work will be un the A with the game. 7 3 .700 most good. regular cheer-leader Colorado College ...... der Coach the direction of Hughes j H* its happy and delicious flavor, w hile Denver University 6 4 .800 sparkle end the close of the > its wholesome refreshment Wagner nntll I MILLION pure, packs a Montana Shale *JV— Montana Mine*. Ik I .371 basketball season when Coach Ryan ! Wyoming University into minute big rest « little and get* you will I Montana State won an easy vlc- .545 Join in the work. Colorado Teachers (» « dny off to a fresh start. football or f Montana Mints. Friday The Importance of apt'rig -1 f y ,ver Western .State l .400 < nmy>*«v. Ailftii* 0* i a to in score Is gaining each .vent H *uceeaaj night by 35 « 7 .222 their second jColorado Aggies ...... will indicate the probable value of! I The Bobcats used j —1 8 .111 'Colorado Mines - of throughout most of the game. varsity squad next year. J team AD fO I 6O O D whc a « I t j Wednesday, February 13, 193 Q Six THE ROCKY MOTTWTAIIT COLLEGIA* Fort Collins Garden Club Here and Intercollegiate Oratorical You’re Last There Contest Has Not Yaking Organized Thursday Many Applicants ••• Hannibal Lagrange College, llanni- Chances The organization of the i with them, he said. "That ia the Although March 2G Is the closing ] Increase Any meeting Missouri Registration bal. (AON).—Although per- Collins ’ data for in the Sixth National Fort Garden Club was held I reason more women than men are entries i haps the youngest collage in the coun- Over Entire Contest Country WHEN YOU RENT A Thursday evening in the Horticultur- flower-garden fans, but there is no ■ Intercollegiate Oratorical on * try as this is the first In Its year the Constitution? already 81 colleges al ball at the college. Officers were 1 reason why more men should npt bo CAR history the institution can hoaat of a a report In the Uni- RICKER j and universities from 29 states have According to elected, plans outlined for part of the i interested In both vegetable and 1 college basket ball team that la at versity of Washington Daily, Calif- year's work and Dr. E. P. Sandsten, flower gardening." written to P. Casper Harvey, national 1 present the leader In Its conference. ornia ranks first In enrollment with professor of horticulture, discussed Prof. B. O. Longyear of the col- director. Liberty, Mo. Northwestern ‘ ’ This 1* considered fairly remarkable Columbia second of the of amateur asked University, Evanston. 111., national 17,24 2 students, FOR •ome problems lege was to explain how he CAR as there are In the conference York university many school ’ with 14,962, New gardeners. obtained excellent results In growing winner In 1925, was the first whose teams fourth colleges of older history third with 12,418, Illinois SERVICE Rickers AGGIES to enter the The proposed by-laws were redraft- plants from seed usually considered J 1930 contest. times lead have at the state. with12,413, Minnesota fifth with 10,- ad to more nearly conform with what very difficult to germinate. Although April 15 1* the closing 657, Michigan seventh with 9,688, PHONE 100 will be needed locally. Membership In the club is open to 5 date for each school to select Its rep- ' Washington State College. Pull- Wisconsin eighth with 9,468, Har- Plant, shrub and bulk exchanges, anyone in Larimer county who is In- rosentatlve, the dlrtinctlon of being man, Wash.. (ACN).—Dr. J. H. Nun- vard ninth with 8,377, and Washing- cooperative growing of annual and terested in flowers, trees or birds. the first arator to win his local con- the of ton tenth with 7,258. There will be activities for all and emaker, head of department and M. perennial seedlings, flower shows, I test goes to F. B. Farr, A. 1 . foreign languages haa been elected dues at per of Carolina. tours of Socal gardens, aiding city of- the were placed $1.00 College South Clemson. The rush of new student* to col- IRONWEAR CORDUROYS , to membership In the Medieaval Ac- home-beautlft- so could afford to be ficials In developing year everyone The competition for the greatest ! leges, which has increased the enrol- ademy of America, according to an $5.00 With New Pen and Pencil Pocket $6.50 a member. catlon programs among the citizens forensic honor open to college stu- ment. in schools from 200,000 In 19- announcement recently made here. and the of protection wild flowers, dents !n America foreshadows bring- 13 to more than 860,000 today, has Three of his books and book reviews Co. troes and birds some of the the the Ac- The were ing together this year largest < come to an end, said report. Murphy-Ready Parrot Fever Is have appeared in the modern Lan- things mentioned for the club's of universities In Emeritus pro- group colleges and ( cording to President Chas guage Journal of recent date. of work. gram Old Disease any project of the kind in the his- : F. Thwlng of Western Reserve uni- Age of *"liT’th* use of perennials the tend- tory American higher education, versity, there are 10 reasons why the Fixtures Wiring University of Maine, (ACN).— made , ency Is to overplant and to complete- according to the announcement college enrollment has increased. EVERYTHING Supplies Parrot fever (psitticosis collcgian- . Many have been the times when stu* Lamps ly disregard color and harmony," said this week at the natioual headquar- • The'y are as follows: us) has Infested college classrooms j dents have been criticised for activi- Cleaners A total $6,000 In prizes will Royal ELECTRICAL Appliances Dr. Sandsten. "Perennials arc always ters. of 1. The most evident and immed- for this have ties or articles many years. Only year » appearing in college who the more desirable plants use in be awarded, and tne winner, will . to iate cause has been found in enroll- Washers Motors, Signs isolated the under its - publications but seldom hag the incl- the home because we germ prop- the national gardens they are become Intercollegiate . ment of school students. The in the high er name, psitticosis colleglanus. Its » dent appearing university here fixtures, with champion orator for 1920. will be soon permanent prop- , high school Increaso in the last dec- famllalr manifestation is . been In is- most regur- recently duplicated. the awarded of er care, and they are by far the most a prise $1,500. Second' ade represented a doubling. Fort Collins Electric gitation. It is found most frequent- - sue of the undergraduate magazine Company economical over a period of years. place will give a prize of $1,000, scal-| in whose characters ly among A students, and occasional- - appeared a story 1. An increased prosperity and Much greater ranges of color and Ing down to $4.00 for seventh place.; officials took ARCHER L. JOHNSTON, Prop. ly among F students toward the end I the and con- higher living standards, which have height can also be obtained by their The national director is sending 1 of the when these souls j sequently suppressed the story. The resulted in families sending with annuals. term, poor many 1520 139 N. COLLEGE AVE. use rather than this week to 902 colleges and univer- PHONE and In go temporarily mad In an attempt t peculiar unique thing regard sons and daughters to college for the "One must love flowers to succeed sities an to make their to it that It written urgent request to throw up to their Jnstructois the j was was by one first time. entries early even if the schools may exai i words, phrases, facts and Ideas i of the professors of English at the wait until April 15 to choose heir 3. The increased number of tylgh that have unconsciously found their r University. Time In Valuable contestant*. school courses which are acceptable way from his mouth into their note- Williamson & Fischer If It's for college entrance. Spent Right hooks. academic Briefly, then, par- Ohio Wesleyan University, Dela- and Market fever is that disease of 4. The increased number of Grocery rot the intel- - ware, Ohio, (ACN). —A scandal sheet LOST vo- cational Approximately SO of the lect which creates in its victims the and popular courses offered per cent 9 of somewhat undetermined origin AND SERVICE Gamma Phi Beta Sorority pin Sat- QUALIFY hallucination that when by the colleges. average college freshman's time is specific they was suppressed and all printed r cop- downtown urday night on rarepus or 5. The increased spent In eight activities, according to repeat like the proverbial poll the * ies confiscated when released from tendency of with Kay Woods name on hark. Call Dr. Richard F. of words of their law, medical and other professional Chrbrock the very instructors, they 1 the press recently. The sheet was Gene Knight 402. Reward.' I schools to demand liberal educa- course in hotel administration at (the students) know something. This * printed out of town and Is thought a These activities something, the tion of their In Cornell university. day after examina- - to be the werk of some student who candidates, resulting added enrollment in the arts In order of tithe occupied, are sleep, tion. turns ont to be nothing at all.* vented all of his wrath upon the fac- and heated debate at the meeting of the 115 E. Mountain Ave. __..We Deliver Phone 437 sciences. attending classes, studying, eating. ! Creative thinking requires a hack- * fraternities and all col- j ulty, things Commission, which includes all class U.of Washington working for pay, walking, physical | ground of facts; make no mistake ' legiate in general through the med- Dally officers and executives of . the Arts exercise sessions." The about that. In literature courses, ittra of this A scandal sheet and "bull * paper. Student Association. last named may be U*-Tlbed as per- jj particularly. It is Impossible to ex- * issued among the students of colleges Not in Building lods of informal conversation In amine examinations IS WHAT | a student—if * all over the nation la not an uncom LYRIC deemed at all—on the Under the plan advocated by Led- : which the undergraduates discuss are nectMary 9 mon thing but It vs* thought that YOU’LL SAY extract gerwood, smoking w ould be allowed every subject under the sun. These!! one valuable thing he can t one of such tenor as this one seemed j the in the Theatre held tn students’ from no campus, but net build- sessions usually are the course; namely, apprecia- - to be was considered to be too ab- OQJMK/ AFTER YOU’VE Literature examinations ing. He believe* this will answer rooms, or in fraternity houses. Fac- tion. amongle surd and ridiculous for distribution. I THURSDAY and FRIDAY he- effectively the objections based on TRIED A ulty members are seldom present. II wise tnstructois, therefore, have I the probable "fire hazard" created Reginald Denny in of 1 come succinctly a matter of signifi- In a study of the distribution Maryville State Teachers College, smoking In public cant facta. But here Is where the di- by building. “One time for one Dr. Uhr- — Hysterical Night” week, made by IMaryville, Missouri, (ACN). The % manifests itself most viciously. brock at Com**ll. It was found the sease the bas- —and m BARBECUED rather phenomenal success of Men women—wno siuoke ( ! A Hilarious Riot of Mirth 1 spends Students who make good grades In typical college freshman ap- ket ball team of this college Is rath- will be expected to deposit cigaret j Also—ferial such courses immediately go to their Comedy proximately one-third of his time In ; er to be traced to the almost phe- stubs In receptacles provided for the' SANDWICH the delusion that one-third in work activities, couches hugging sleep, nomenal success of coach Henry Iba , purpose at convenient point* on the know about the ani one-third In social play and per- they something men- all of his The local In- in career. ' campus. Ledgerwood made it plain SATURDAY tal trials and stresses of the great AT THE sonal pursuits. stitution has won twenty-three that lawns should not he littered with literary masters. In a pseudo- schol- Tom straight games this year and seem discarded remains of cigarets. ; Tyler in When students who made high arly way they begin to sneer at gen- i-ure to complete their season with compared with those No Rule Exist* “Law of the Plains” grades were ! ius. Nothing could be more danger- , an unmarred record. This is Iba’s who It found that No rules has ever been by were failing. was ous. passed Two Comedies •, but News Inn i first year of collegiate coaching the men the the student or College high scholarship had f There Is. therefore, one sure symp- body administration, his record previous to coming to this characteristics j but the "no smoking tradition following general tom of the disease, psitticosis nolleg- ha* , Institution is in Itself remarkable. more time In class at- been fostered thru all the years of They spent ' ianus. That symptom is a Phi Bota While coach at the Oklahoma City tendance: at. in lib- university life. studying home; ■ Kappa key. This means that they I high school he developed a team that class and "I about smok- rary work; on fraternity r , have read a great many books and *ee nothing wrong went to the finals In the national writing and ing." Ledgerwood said. "If a man i committees reports * thought about none, wherefore they tournament and were an unqualified to wants to smoke, I no reason themes; walking or riding and! I have been consistently able to give see why success In their own state. All of from classes; In remunerative work; he should walk a block or two to the right answer to Lh»* variously dis- liis basket hall experience was gain- nov- k- reach a street outside the campus.' reading newspapers, magazines, guised question. "Polly want a erai ed nt Westminster College at Fulton, family duties; listening vis- Ledgerwood said he had In the els; on to -,er?" lu their manifold reading, how- not Missouri, where for two years he DRY record of past and will not in the future smoke iting lecturers; keeping use ’ fiver, they have probably omitted the enptatned a state championship team. time. the the of works of "that cynic,” 6chopenhauer. on campus a* long as present , CLEANERS | tradition prevails, but he is strong in They spent less time In conferen- - whom only idle, thoughtful fellows 1 of Oklahoma, (ACN).— University of an immediate ces with instructors: In physical ex- -1 find time to read. But Schopen- support change. A debate league of high schools that PHONE 1000 and II in sentence of Clarion 120 EAST OAK ercise; attending movies, plays hauer has included one Courtesy Denver will Include twenty-five of the forty “Read concerts: on parties, dates and dan- ' - the advice they need most. eight states is the object of a group ces; card playing: automobile riding; ; less and think more." of debate educators and backers for "bull sessions”; shopping telephon- -| That is the only cure for psitticosis the near future. At present eight ing. at meals; bathing. shaving, . | colleglanus. are in such a MUk .state* league. dressing, sleeping. —J. S. 1 1 good for Man Fox AMERICA —Puget Sound Trail. —Courtesy U. Minn. Dally. ssJJg, all life’s stages. Florida, (ACN).—For the first time (Drink More of It in a long period the football team of TODAY AND THURSDAY ) RIVERSIDE ICE & STORAGE CO 'his institution will find itself an SEE AND HEAR an i ; HERE ARE FEW ‘DON’T’ organization of bachelors unless unforseen event of marriage should ! This Hilarious Comedy transpire within the intervening time FOR YOUNGER SISTERS between now and the seaaon of 1930 C. C. STONE & CO. ‘The Kibitzer’ »IU arrive. Three of the squad of married hut of thla year were none Jewelers With "Sine* I haven t a kid aiatsr. I'mij have too much rasped for the beau- These will return next year. This HARRY GREEN the could boast of moved to karat Into a I ty and allure that la past year college 117 print with ami femininity SOUTH COLLEGE AVE., FT. COLLINS, COLO. MARY BRIAN r.hnesn few of i.« things l‘d tell her. " jtheir stock In trade to diMtfMt* It In having the most married team in the writes Katherine Brush in the Janu- riocd. of «»kuiu country but the boast seems to be LAWRENCE GRAY Hamilton and Watches College Humor about what "I’d "Don't be too expensive to enter- nort lived. Elgin ary j Also *’ Tall My Younger Slater. tain Orrblda and caviar and thea- FINE WATCH REPAIRING ENGRAVING Vitaphone and M*ro Acts ]t«r tickets five dollar convert. “The promlae la, of course. that] ii Bun MMMM——f—— I’d want her to be popular and to be j Smoking man s allowance Have a heart, or eharming. And I should want In v ! FRI. AND SAT. you'll he sorry. For If the honor of Causes Comment Now there’s a word! I GET THEM NOW to be ’cagey’. Ivotir presence coats over much. It ; A Great Star’s First Talkie I think If I had this little •liter (won't be reqiiMftt»m| as often as you If the Art Student commission ap- THE EYES whom I haven't—let’s call her Pat. could be Stamp Pictures I -l.h. proves a proposal to presented for brevity's sake—, I should make Lenore Ulric next Tuesday by Thomas Ledgerwood. ! ! cageynea* the subject of Lessons One. I "Don't make yourself publicly con- In HAVE IT! looking will he allowed on the cam Two, Five and Seven. The point la I | spiruoua. Nothing in sillier han « 15 tor 25c • pus for the first time In It* history, that it's the thing above all other {shrill little female show off, unless Frozen and the oldest tradition of the Uni- Justice The have it where different—See eyn always thing* that extreme youth la likely It's a group of them. Only the sort They are your friends in ottr window. versity of Denver will become ob- Hart Schaffner Ik Marx is to lack If Pat at the ago of, say, of man you wouldn't look at will he A Fiery Drama of Alaska in solete. concerned. New seventeen, bad even a glimmering of Interested. It’s hardly worth If. the Gold Rush Spring ones Ledgerwood said last night that FISHBACK Days It, she'd be so far ahead of her field STUDIO that have hardly had time to 'Don't inrlntiafe by means of your ho would ask for trial of two weeks Also that It wouldn't be even funny. It a Hotel Armstrong Building nestle on We’d like eyes and the hold, small thing* his plan. a hanger. would be grand, though—for Pat. you for FOX MOVIETONE NEWS (say that you’ro wine and to say gorgeous, but very very Characterizing the ban on smok- they’re "YVtaerofo.e I should tell bor that i wicked. Any experienced beholder Our we’ve I * ing a* ' ir and foolish," Ledger- Gang Talking Comedy been told never to use a Isn’t neck- will know you’re not, by your Insist- drinking cagey and that wood will lead a campaign for the that word for young men—- ing Isn't either. i ence. When Thru very cagey I should j substitution of ruloe "modern In Housecleaning that’s what MON. AND TUES. confidentially not Join the croaking chorus that . spirit and statement.’* "Don't hesitate that to say you in new calls these things immoral, they are ... Gorgeous because] His action is expected to result in HOWDY FOLKSI- ‘don’t like bawdy jokes (even If you Touch the Bare i 1 don't believe It; I should simply up Spots springtime shades. Is da). Smut terribly high school, 1 submit to Pat that they aren't clover. MEET— after a/I. You’re not a prude If you With 1 should give reasons. I should pre- OUR CANDY won’t listen to It—you've Just out- proof. She should ‘The sent watch und j Is in i Virginian’ grown It. Kept an VARNISH, QUICK-DRY observe. she has all.! LACQUER or PREPARED WAX If any sense at s32»° ELECTRIC 'll Owen Wister’s Celebrated It ought to dawn on her presently "Other things against which I REFGRIGERATED WE CAN SUPPLY that attractive YOUR NEEDS women, drunk, are ! | should caution Pat are raspberry col- Novel PALACE $7.50 for Extra Trousers not rare, but mat there is no such lured fingernail polish, white salve CANDY | With under the I thing as an 'attractive drunken' wo-1 fingernail*, almost all The only one in Northern should be told that man. She the beaded dresses, hose with very fancy Colorado GARY COOPER sophisticated women moot tn the{ heels, skirts so short that they ahotv The WALTER world—the beautiful, Wilson LoweU-Moore HUSTON naughty ones the ugly Incurve at the back of the Drug with THspano-fliilxa* and diamond ' knee, barber* and who trim the nap* Store MARY BRIAN bracelets and houdoiri like Madams Hardware Taylor’s Northern Hotel Company RICHARD Du Barry—seldom drink much. Theyj|of the scissors." Bldg. ARLEN