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the Published by Associated Students of the Colorado Agricultural College VOLUME X

FORT CUM fit Ain COLLIN'S. i WEDNESDAY MAY 16. 1929 NUMBER

Bassett First Wins SENIOR EXAMS ARE PI DELTA EPSILON A. T. o. 'MAY FITE.” In Tenor Contest FOR MAY 28-29 SPRUCE EDITOR SET CUTTLE FEEDERS TOMORROW NIGHT YEARBOOK WILL M Hlnrd Bassett, a fresh man at Ag- Senior, will lake their final ex- this gies semester, was NEWS CONTEST given first aminations May 28 and 29 accord- ‘ The annual burlesque «»f tlie Alpha place honor in the ANNOUNCES Boys’ Tenor Solo STAFF to the ThoseDAY TO BE HELD ing registrar's office. Tiiu Omega fraternity, the* "May Fite." BE DEDICATED contest held during Music looked Week at who have forward to gradua- is to l»e held tomorrow evening at 6:30 Denver. This marks the OPEN TO ALL .tear thirl tion for four long years have only p. m. on th** lawn at the chapter consecutive time in which Bassett has till FOR NEXT YEAR a few short days now that time AT AGGIES MAY 29 house at 129 Sou tl» Meld rum. This af- won the honors during annual MAY 20 Music Dean Johnson has ruled that all fi- fair is always hailed with eagerness by MONDAY, Week contests. nals In senior subjects must be over the townsnonpli* as well ns the student He 1 received his diploma from the lo- Karl Willers who ! by Wednesday evening. May *59. hotly ns a vhnh Numerous Cash Prize Of- , lias recently i Members of the animal husbandry ■ , cal high school, and before coming to been elected Editor The seniors will have their well- .Member* «*f the fraternity dre>M-d Silver of the 1920 1 department and stockmen from i Spruce Dedication fered National Fort Collins by Hon- three yeurs ago. he j wa> Silver Spruce has selected of deserved “fun.'' then their banquets, in the flimsy garbs <»f tin* falrci part • | nearby states are making final prep Will He Held at Monday’s on one of the leading vaudeville <*ir- orary Journalistic I his staff who dance. Senior Assembly. ami 'tilling together as all brothers are an follows. farewell1 i arations for their Annual Cattle , j Distribution To cults of the United States for Chapel; in New two Assistant teas and dances. Each should, will creole merriment for an Fraternity | Editor—Harold Mills. | year the senior' i Feeders Day which is to be held years, ami made several Begin The Following ! country-wide Women's class is honored at several function*. 'hour at their own expense. They are Contest Associate Editor—lrene Wednesday, May 29. at the experi- •ours While doing this he acquired Mitchell It, is customary to seniors assuring everyone that this Is nothing Tuesday excuse * mental feed lots on the campus Ihe title “the of world’s best boy ten- | Men's Athletic with an of 80 from the fi- to be sneezed at. hut it Is a good place Editor— Mack average Preparations will be made for the or,” an honor which de- For the ; was justly Ivreutzer. nal examinations. 1 to get over the blues, or reds, or what Dedication 1930 best editorials published launching of a concerted 1 ! i exercises for the Iserved. campaign the in Women’s Athletic Freshmen, sophomores, and Jun- have youV Silver will be held f the alumni publications, “comics” j ed Mr. Vessey and his at copies book during the de* ica. or are by men in i that time was Associate professor tion will be given during the morn- Extension Organization and policy; tion exercise*. Each membei not included in the competition. j eluded singing by the entire eom- Oi Animal Husbandry. The contest will ing meeting regarding calves fat- also with Dr. Wood, Secretary Hyde, vocal solos have hia name on hi- indi- Duplicate copies must be submit- | pany. and quartet num- has been continued each year to pro- engraved SCRIBBLERS tened on beet by-products rations. and with I)r. Hurriss of the bureau CLUB virtual book. ted. One to be in the form ber* and violin mote interest t copy is solos, , the of underclassmen j of Som*- ENJOYS ' comparison of pressed and slice* standards. time was given PICNIC Thi- year' of a clipping, trimmed to eliminate Gags between members of the com in livestock as well a* for a Spruce will have the j serving beet pnlp and comparisons of beet to conferences with Dr. Mead and indication in the minstrel guide same general any of the source, and pas- pany numbers were i to those who head the coaching and matters arrangement as last tops wet beet pulp as a fatten- Mr. Kreutzec on affecting ted on copy paper. This copy will be also greatly appreciated by the audl. The Scribblers Club had teams in «• Meeting their material for , year, however, due to a cut in the | a picnic ing feed. ' the Grant Valley and Orchard Mesa numbered serially and submitted to instead , ; future appropriation, the tint borders ence. , of the rcgualr bi-weekly years. i Projects in Colorado. A conference ’ Figures will be available also for the One of the The program was alf Cups will be awnided to the win- through the general body of the bool; judges. copy, marked, enjoyed by meeting last Thur>day evening. The was also held with Dr. A. J. > | the feeding value Klein, of beet tops and t have been complete issue of the publication in and the people of th picnic was held ners in the following cla.*-*-.; hogs, omited. present young .< at the Fort Collins chief division of higher education, straw as compared wltih corn silage , which the contribution appeared, is i church felt fortunate In obtainin'.’ Water Works. After the the ; horses, sheep, beef cattle and dairy ! Much time Distribution will he at the multi- supper rations for i was given to considera- In starting up cattl* ! to be submitted. This will receive the | the services of the artists from C’ol gathered around , 1 cattle. Cup- will also be awarded to graph service bureau. Further party a big camp I tion of the Land Grant College Sur- infor- which are to b 3 finished on grain same serial number as the unmarked orado Springs. fir© and by the aid of the blazing the high point freshman and the con- , vey. mation as to how the books will be and irrigated pastures. and will be filed in the office embers test winner. Included those distributed will be copy, , the scribes read. Miss Alice . among Going down, Dr. Lory traveled given in chap. l. of the director of the competition for Curtis of the ■ who have made the awards t I English Department possible with Dr. Hall, father of Sig Hall of

u»e in announcing the awards. read a verses I are National Duroc Association, Pro- Teachers series of which painted Major Orlando Ward ! Frrfc Collins, as far as Chicago. At Training Ac.-sor Morton, National Western The decision of the judges will be vividly “moods and philosophies,” as Chicago he met Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Home Ec. Students Stock Show, inspects R. O. T. C. Unit made by number, nnd the names of Conference To Be she called her general themes. The Western Hereford Ix?igh and traveled with them to Breeders and a cash given Visit Denver Schools the recipients of the awards will be verses were entitled, “Content,” “Sil- prize by Washington. Mr. Leigh graduated Major Orlando Ward of the 76th announced by the director after houette.’' “Music,” the Windsor Farm Dairy. in 1915. re- Held At Portland “Ambition,” hero In Washington he ran Field ference to his Anyone who ha* not Artillery, stationed nt Fort D file*. “This Is “The > participated , A tile w*»|nr mu. Enough,” Temple,” acroaa Rn-s Thompson, class of 1923. group of II | >iimhii- A. Russell. Wyo.. is Tuea- It is that annourcemr nts etc. in a collegiate contest is eli„ spending hoped , judging Mrs. Thompson was Ena Crane of . les students i».uor*_ for directors. campus inspecting the ]>. O. A statement, signed •ditor- supervisors. and titled ‘‘The Third Trial.” T. C. by ; [ Lynn rational Education Department in \i*jr teacher of edu- unit. Colonel E. in editorial chairman, trainers vocational read introduction F, Buchan, .com- th** Home nief, faculty Richey the of a Economic* in n,.. cation will be held at Portland. Ore- Press Club Members manding officer of the 76th Field advisor, or other responsible officer 1 | promising short, story called “North- cil,\ School*. 20 Artillery, had planned'on with of the must gon beginning Monday, May t. ern Sunsets.” Leslie Gibbons read being Mormon Cricket publication, accompany l a At Lake Plan Annual Dance Junior High Sc hool ;\vo In- 2i». Major Ward, but could not mnkn the each entry. This statement must : Saturday, May :-hort paper upon War, and Harold teresting class. . were **h«cr\ed. The trip. Control name There will be five representative* Mills thi last the and add reof th. gave installment of his Program " give firs’ class lii Members of the and a "child car* which wm from the Co! Silver Spruce author and that he is a reg- Colorado Agricultural story called 'The Lost Tribe Of Classes were Inspected Tuesday certify Planned win Collegian Staffs will gather at Mis- For Colo. , |*o lege including Miss Maude Williamson Terah.” The entire ularly enrolled undergraduate stu- 1 regiment was Inspected ami the gcucc second a group of siit>- hawaka Lodge up the I’oudre. Fri- dent. 1 and Professor C>. A. Schmidt from at a review’ on the oval of the cam norninl students who wore * day. May 24, for the Press Club tidying the department of rural and voca- pus at 11 o'clock Th** list It is recommended that editorial 1 today CongreVs, through th- r.imU. Dance. The dance is an annual af- boards ' tional education. The other three New Rule Passed Major Ward efforts f or cditors-in-chief submit a se- was entertained by o Representative Taylor and Tile other school fair and which 1 visit***! was the the <>ne i* looked for- lection of the three best editorials lepresentatives. sent by state ■ the junior and senior military , la* Senator of On Athletic Events Phipps Colorado, appro- West Senior High School when- the -1 ward to by our hard-working and best stories hoard for vocational education, and os at a dinner held nt the the the three news pub- College priated sum of SS.OOO to be used! college students classes in “scribes.’’ saw i-n lished in their also cf the college board are: Mi-- cafeteria last evening. exclusively In the control eradica- respective journals The faculty council has passed nr liertalnlng to tin* Home Economics I)e- n After year of and state of a conscientious during the Contributions sub- Mary Blodgett, supervisor tion of the notmon cricket year. . rule iliaf Aggies have needed for some 1n north*- parttneit. continuous effort to represent Ag- mitted individuals will be judged vocational home economics. Mr R western Colorado. by time. It pertains to athletic contests This appropria- One "f tli*' gies w’ifh the best most oiiist.aidhiu looms of possible Journal- or the same basis. L. Davies, state supervisor voca- .scheduled for the week end and which A. G. R.’s retain title tion was passed during February I vlsit.*-*| was tin- which ism the member* of both staffs will Social room is Karl Bickel. President of the Uni- tional agriculture and Mr Harry Tie- rnd the became must In* iNistponed. The new rule, in money available enjoy thlr informal Golf II used li\ any of the classes In the Imil.l of party. Barnyard ted Press; Kent Genera mann, state supervisor vocational hni when tests have he Immediately when President Cool- Cooper. i con to poM- • lug for social functions Tld< is The dunce will begin at H::;u room Manager of the Associated Press; trade and industrial education, p ni idge igned poned I hey will autoinn i ion lly lie can The annual Inter horse the bill. In appropriat- - 1 beautifully -m*l « Culliertson's orchestra will Fraternity decorated offer- This i». ailed bv furnlxtt Russell Kent, President of the Na- conference th- celled, for when the ing this money Congress has pin.red during 'hot tournament was eld finally ileal of inspiration the music. Tl.'.s dance is last Sat- gre.-M to tin- pnt.il* board for given by tional Press Club: David Lawrence, federal volitional educa- week ii the players to miss too field answered an appeal of the people causes urday on Colorado .\lpha -11 l Mu development of the rill* art*. the Silver Spruce and the Collegian President Consolidated Pres* tion at Washington. D C The Fni or of the much of their academic work. Gamma Rho team, last northwestern Colorado that has for the staff members. years win- y Tile student* from the collet. , t|o ! Editor of the United States r fed States In divided into four re- been going up for at le.ist an ners. retained their title. All ■ seven thi* the 1 mmlr the trip were those tnkln: each For some time has lieeti can- Spe- and Richard V. Oulahan, gions and of these regions have years. The state of Colorado also Daily; fraternities were represented otiisiderable trouble for those who ex ept ‘ dal Meilusts ami ta tlii-m the trip .n« the in ing NOTH T-: Washington correspondent of i a conference one© a year which the appropriated *2,000 to be used in Lambda This. The first round **ortho hlh- lie* of the teams. Imv*- 1 exceeding! r an-. i|.*-\ New as are members They this York Times, will act judges saw work the nnd the « Sigma Chi’s Sig are planning • I** owe future * h- io work double time during the of »e in the initia- sport Important meeting Collegian The name mormon news-story competition, Alpha eliminated. The Phi Delts cricket wn order vrs. season in to keep up with thus ;-nd Silver staffs In ted this In the editorial com- Extension Spruce Colleg the applied to this insect from the fart year. Agents beat Sigma Chls. the A. Kl’s beat who are aide to attend regularly Inn •• 5 petition, ail the judges of last year’s Offi* at o'clock Wednesday that the mormon settlers ju the Attend Meeting the Sig Alphs and the A. G. R.’s won Salt successful have comput- Great Lake basin In Utah were competition from the Sig Eps. Aggie Farm Radio Ira l. In North Park the ed to serve again. They are: first to become acquainted with Shine: Late: In the second round the Alpha , Rain or Early or them and Bennett, Editor of the Washington feel their destructive pow- Programs Changed Gamma Rhoa beat the A. K.’s, the Claude G. Bowers, Editor of ( er. This occurred In 184 s or Post; Professor Rockford and District foresters a little to Nights The Are on The Job Sigma Nu» nosed out the Alpha Tail Friday less World: Loui.i Ludl than from time 1 the New York Agent fthneffor were in a year the th Extension Omegas and the Sigma Nub bmt the , first Indiana and for- settlers arrived at what Is Congressman from Walden Saturday attending the an- 10, fair r.in-d maker now Due to ted cl. nnd still ebe* the iuid •IL'pinjliHi her art «*f polling the Rho radio hrondt r bv th* \* ng on fin Alpha Gamma team. Cecil ifit I- program* * Club: Oliver P. Newman, V a cricket In any sense of the Major Growers latlon. lalttug I"'|- In- m word Stock A *•*<>, bite of hacotl. they i nine sUUfitl'TlliK a lex or IwskH At buacb and Cecil Staver. played tion a I Broad' a.-' ng >"mpnnv tha I the}' I* president of Thomas R. Shipp, 1 hiit e long-horned grasshopper he Mr Boehford who has !*e©n for InHi the rh«M« was forced to leave bo- tonsera the ragtilar weekly farm program* lie <• Sigma Nu In rinal game, and former Commissioner of the D longing to the I*ocu*?idac the five tin- in charge of a family .•tattoii KO past moll winning by a large arore tofoi • given ov*r A l>i,« trict of Columbia; and Frederic VS i They are very destructive and from ' d* mofistratlon In . alf wintering wave Ham Wile of the Frederic W the time they are hair grown until report of the . otupa a detailed obe lletv It |nil*'i mill lb© student* ’he Wil* News Service. they die in fall, they are almnc OMNICRON NU P m will be broadcast on Friday Entries, or requests for furtm-r ( night* 7.39 p. m hereafter l«|s-i making from the raw pulp to information to be submitte ELECTS OFFICERS gry they atop to feed and If at that are Tha hang* to Friday night d college A” truck v«« lh< * into • ——■— ptii I time to be in Grattan Doyle, Dean of Men. they chame a farmer s Henry seed cake to the ration ord*tint’ll. 1 necessitated without much p. vlous Time out for lunch ' Each studeui The following girl* He-ted field Was Univer* t y, were I every green thing Is . leaned George hlngton notice the night of Mav in. Th-* ahs allowed io order as big meal ns an the new officera for new D. C. u year of i up. They feed upon and damage al- Washington warm and cold water showed an ad program originally planned for and gang to life Vo* lie wished be home ( Hint hale rty Just 1* long us pabl for Omlcron Nu, honorary econo- i most, everything |;i the nature of vantage du.lng cold went her but Hi Thursday, Mav 18, will be given Fri- C.tl colds were set Into action, and it it! The greater part of the afternoon mica sorority President, Margare: I farm crops, their greatest damage tie advantage during the entire pe- day night. May 17 at 7: n*» p. m Last Yyceum was NpeM in reviewing the ct Green. B©c’y and Treasurer. plant Agues ocing done to wheat. Thia damage riod. Date Changed j ( of those forester* could really sing. ilie lintcm Iluhlier company. The cluss I.Rgle; Editor. Naomi Van Horn. IsI usually done after the wheat la In field day which was to have , DR. LORY WILL SPEAK The of ".’is Some of Hie bile sleepers the neigh , divided into of four, and I — 1 ■ ! thet up groups dough and even after It has rip- feeding vn been held at the iota awakened bv On account of the numerou con- | boring towns were ruclelx 1 i-Bell group was given a g dde. The ex ened At this wilt time they take only j Tha f uture of Colorado" postponed tin 111 next October when social events it has been the whop* of the forester*’ yell. 1 plorlna of ibis plant prov«*d to be the I State Board Plans the the be President flicting kernels, leaving head Intact dlacuaaed by Char'. •* lon the calves used In the demonslrat : interesting deemed advisable the manage moat feature of the whole j but practically Lory < by The first place to visit In Denver New Dist. worthless. A of the Agricultural colic from the range. The postpone- Budget of return ' day. Rubber, one of the most import- ' ment of the band to set the date Although scattered the radio program to u*» was the Creosote plant. Here an ex | quite general during ment came nt the lust moment, due th« concert nut fntv«t priHluctM, plays u very Bn- I the Lyceum up one night. showed the students of ly over Rocky Mountain area, In broadcast by station KOA. at 7.3 J nnd Aggie gladly • Meeting the .State Board of 1 to the stormy weather heavy - aid in An Th» concert will be on Thurs I port part our every day life. the given Agriculture. Colorado mormon cricket Is more p. m., Friday. May 24. This will roads. tonioblle tires, inner tuln***. rubber floor day evening at 8:15 o'clock. ill the treating of lies | I j The or less confined to tha northwestern The prepared by the col- coie.es involved executive committee of the ( program, be band units, rubber straps for truck* nnd the last of the the class, ( I , corner in that of the extension also appearnneo and posts were explained to i State Board of Agriculture will meet ' part state em lege service, Include* suit hard rubber before the student thi* year. cases, anil product* braced by Routt Moffat, body Norman Curtis Called All "f the Creosoic used in this plant j j Friday of thim week, and at thi* ! mid Rio a short talk on "Town and Country r,,v Their final unit will milch romprt-. « „f ,|... prortw., appearance as a To Homo In Paonia Is oi mined from Germany at a , meeting they hope to complete the Blanco’ countie.i. They were ue.** Relation!*. ’ bv it late be the •' »■'“ " at a concert to be given for l'""" »"* i*for- budget)* for resident instruction for »■■>« th* whit, man profeeeor of sociology, and a briof Int to note the sc* of Alumni June i crest lug many pita . the that on 4. .-an Is- obtained In America the coming college year The semi- f story goes the Indian used talk on “How We Catch Disease.** An in on !-i< *** ’'* °*' open-air concert was given *1 tie next stop was at the box fa© * ' * , i annual meeting of the entire board them1 as a portion of his diet. The by Dr. I. E Newsom, professor of w«« inllwl t" Viirmn I'mtl- it finally tested nnd pneksd for front of the post-office building <>n of Im.x ami wa- wdl he held June present outbreak started veterinary vatholoyr. Inn- duo lory. The various steps on 6th. At that I about 1920 in,dm' in 11,,,mi!.iI 1,,,mi!. i 'lmimlm.v i of 1,,.,, Saturday as the contribution e tim* th elected Mi. In the western end of Moffat ' The wtll be concluded rmhiT. n, In* newly members. 1 county program <„ iiu< >|<'Mili nf hir 1 the Fort Collins Mu*if die «•!»»*» of and ‘/■•tli College to tendon of i-utliv In fact After a rouipleti- naif the rubber ’ T. J. Warren of Fort Collin* and Ur. « during the period from 1920 to the iisiis l weekly report on futility r„r mmiii, limn hut II ivi> i l’rodm-i« ha* program. A large crowd gath- plant iln* Fo-.-wt class started l O. K Webb of Weld coun’v. will ’ advanced eastward quite “Timely Topics Affecting Colorado's HIIIII.-.11 i. 192 M n Hi..,mill I tint * In* i* * mu- in. < •*•<1 to hear the hand which wa for htniif A nice ram by ] formally take up their dutie Agriculture hv F 4 And »nn, ss- ~r 111- tier'll M,' followed High Ilntmi r 11 I by the Fort Collin- The board will al.-o elect future ' of dollar* have Ween lost In crop* mi'll ,|"|'l»-" . Vl.ml - ‘''Hnol hand. Excellent ,I„. ,'iiHipu- < olllns. it officer* program* at this meeting. |t 'Ht/lNHrrf oh j\>ny* tir\ .. ‘ mill?. played by both groups. WEDNESDAY MAY 15. TWO THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIAN j 9 jj

Room 100, Old Main Pbeac #37 1000 LOUIS G. DAVIS Editor FORREST BASSFORD, Manager ANSWERS Phone 1463 Phone 1463 to that question what to give for graduation at MESSERSCHMITT JEWELRY Enrered *»* ondclass n tier at the Post Office m Fort Colllo*. Colorado CO. * CUTUP Published ererj Wednesday fcj the Aasociated Students of the lll North foliage Avenue Colorado College COLLEGE Agricultural COMMENTS Member wltft fu Privileges of The Western lnrer-4'ollegiate and Tbe Rocky College Florist Since 1007 Mountain Inter C'oFcarafe I . ?*• Association WHOOPIE! I I Flowers and Decorations

STAFF About noon on a sultry day in the summer a limpid FOR Albert Elliott Associate Editor reporter stumbied into the Managing Editors office. Up- Dear Public, we came perilouc’y rea*- being unable Marguerite Shams News Editor the Editor in hi* usual he the on not feeing seat says to choice bit of this week due to some Your Annuals Margaret Lewis Assistant News Editor to hand you a gossip copy boy—- Katherine Abbott Editor bound for the ... S-ucietj interested person tearing up the copy “Shhh, Ish ths Editor in?*’ Harold Mills . Feature Edlto: ESPELIN FLORAL he lunch.'* press. THE CO. Naonit v«n Horn Womens Athletic Editor “Nope, just went out to Ruth Kern .. . College Cutup Comments i , "Will he be back after that?” 117 \Y. Oak St. Phone 445 Bat will and we discovered the loss Cecil Hellbatch Men's Athletic Editor right triumph _ "Not likely: that’s wha: he went out for.” Mildred Charles Exchange Editor ' in time ;o put the gossip in. "He ain't coming back after his lunch? Well, then, ' Incvnt Tajrior Special Writer c.-h make whoopie! Whach yuh shay?” Jack Rowltv Sports Writer It seems that one of the nunneries on the campus “All the ‘‘Have Louts* Lancbe Typist right,” replied youth. a grape?*' ; noted for their aristocratic bearing and domicile has a • • • "Thank you. But I don’t like my wine in pill form, great weakness for the common jelly bean. This in it- M rrl* Howell Assistant Advertising Manager sen.” j the self is interesting but habit has so taken possession "I suppose that you have a cocktail shaker at home of them that it is no uncommon thing for of them REPORTERS then.” ; many i to swoon when one of the sisters pa ses real candy at Marion Fargo Ha set Clark Carl TV tilers ‘‘No, ehur. she’s at fini.-hing school rite now.** house. H: mley Probst Arthur the Ashjlan Agnes Eagle 'Well, then since you wont take some grape with | - Gertrude Hicks Grace Nelson Ralph Hhepherd and I ain’t cocktail either. me. got no shaker I guess Harriet \« l-awreuce that ighl*or» Walter Tlrin Wilkins It is in this ?»me aforementioned there you’ll have to make the toast, and I’ll eat sione.’’ group Evelyn Gilmore Edward Ktnginso Herb Irwin ; dwells and has long dwelled a maiden fair about whom "All right, son. Here’s your toast: Constance Berlin Emil Johnson Margaret I

“Say, your a worldly wise reporter, tell me, what And now. we set back with a drawn out sigh of re do they mean by nip and tuck?” FRESHMEN—SHOW YOUR METAL lief and only hope that the sisterhood doesn't dynamite “Thash simple, one nip and they tuck for 6>n I tin the will you away rpla) or week Animal Husbandry Department 1 office before the the the newspaper paper come* out. ; night. By the way. Did you see Joe last night?” conduct the annual Cha* I Bray Judging contest. This is sponsored “Yes.** the of interest ior the tor purple •mnulatmc regular judging team The annual Fite conducted 0 "Was he drunk?” May at by the A. T ’t and a'so to give those who are inclined to be a chance show judgers to will be pre-ented to whoever is interested tomorrow aft- "I don’t know, but he was trying to get his their pants skill. The is t*.id to be and over his head." ernoon. costuming perfect the A trip to Chi ago i- something well worth working for ajid this "We!! performers are rated as among the best on the campus the other night he took a wild shot in the all who interested contest serve- a" a starting for arc in winning line. It be added that point dark.” • in their might some of them have a ixrrth on the team. Don’t fail to if are interested and tryout you a line. "Did he kill one? I quite dio.v any those in charge that their efforts are appreciated. “No, just got terribly drunk.” The The old is that this instituted when copy boy lit one of the Editors favorite cigars legend fete was ANOTHER VICTORY and seated himself judiciously before the big fellow’s the monkery discovered that their lawn was threatened we k« time our Fort Collins Again t to congratulate neighbors. desk. "Have with extinction. you been to any good partiej lately?" High, on their fourteenth victory in the State Track Meet. The boys SPENCER FARMER “Yet. I went to one of these Collegiate parties the who denied for v.e see training daily are not to be when it comes time a other night. They had rottenest the drinks. I says to The results have exceeded the founder’s most opti. sho v down Thc\ criticised hv their endless Candy, Smokers' Articles, Soft Drinks and arc o instantly many for the ho»tr««, "Mrs. Snitz, this is the rottenert gin that raistic hopes. •trit-g of vi it others would heed and more time Fountain Luncheonette ’ ; iVi-haj.* «pend you have!” ami le time the would break into the win 101 E. Mountain Avenue training * ’hiking . too, Mr- Snitr said. "That’s funny. It was guaranteed Pick-neck season is with us again, now that a!l the column more. rxste like liquid tacks.” to have dried along the roads des. Out-lying - We extend puddles up congratulations. Then I carefully told her, “Of course, I wouldn’t road* are reported in better condition than they have say anything, but if I know anything it has the tang of bees for years by the road editor of the College Purity* (i HOIt AHCHIKK HHIM/> » crushed razor blades.” League. My father used to tell me that t*eopl*» little eared The copy boy lifted his feet from the desk with How dr* 1 '-*-d or ("tnl*-d hntr or how I dally fared : Telephone my effort. “You know,” he said of explana- some byway and th*' H<- sa!«l that all whim East south parking places are somewhat »ny "dolling up” wns Jnst a fcoileh ; tion, “I’ve been going out for track, and my muscles crowded but north condition* are perfect. There have But since observing rutlur close I've come to question him. sure are tight.” * been many complaints from motorists on the roads west “Well, son. should be. That rubdowu Not ngo they that 252 long I chanced to wall you lean against a whitened that there is great danger of picking up broken glass. u.*e i? 70 percent alcohol.” Then lat*r jmssed where friends of mine were dashing thru a hall At this point in the conversation a policeman en- In spite of all their hurry along the beaten track One man wt* taken to the county hospital late last tered the room and seized the A half-a-dozen shouted, “You've got whin-wash on your back pointed reporter. For Saturday suffering from severe lacerations on one of his ""hat’s the charge, officer,” the copy boy asked. handt. Another dine straddle-stool time I chanced to nt a cafe. "Fragrancy,” was the answer. "He’s been drinking " here hash is passed out hurriedly at any time of day. perfume." ICE CREAM And A few more weeks and every collegiate physically passing from the wooden trough n-feellng at my best— able will be his and hitting out for old I who NOW | packing grip the m> t u pul quickly said. "There's gravy on your vest THEY tIU SAFE homestead. A few will probably be surprised to find Freshmen mustaches which were formerly in I rcnicmlM-r in when I catnc from war < I'd been France two year**; finals on them before they have really started to study. danger of being shaved off are now safe on the t dashed Info my dear ohI home with my eyes ehuek fnll'uf Tnrrx; | It is to these few- that we extend our heartiest sympa- L’nivirsity of Denver campus The attorney general ThsuKvuv with Dad nnd Mother will be until I thies. ylear die; :>f has Colorado i *u»*d a warning that any upper- But?]! ray Sis could say was this, * One eyebiuw's arched ton high.** lassmar. who shaves a freshman’s labial deToration | The looks back tan be prose uted of assault and Purity League on a season of great One night 1 gave c stirring sqieceh l*efore e civic club on a charge bat- j achievement. We have don# much to drive lawlessness , - On how to quell one's aiqa-tite from eating too much grub. tery frofh the campus. It can no longer be -aid that our I railed against the human-hog. the low-lifted, pesky glutton. coeds go about with concealed arms. Next year we The said. I could College: A place where a fellow borrows his president "Your speech was good but see one | to make it offense to wear suits. " roommate's shoes, hope capital bathing ; Williamson & trouser button suits, hats, cigarettes, hair oil. j Fischer Market The dawn of a new pra dawns and it dawn- upon us that tooth parte, and occasionally his date. 1 ! went to sec my sweetheart.-on** 1 had not »e--n for weeks. the dawning is a dawn good thing. At the New Location

I tho ght that when sh«*’d s*-* me bat k. b»*t tears w. aid wet cannot be blamed for lieing deceived. her checks; I for not only the atory la told by tbe Forrest Bassford But when I crossed her threshold and smiling, she stood 115 EAST MOUNTAIN uear. 1 dealer In such a real convincing tone, Is for tfhe stupi>ore«l with spider webs here and there. One day heroic; my blood boiled In my veins. The Express-Courier And when the examined in the I swore i d help the needy and give relief to pains: rug was Phone 1.37 115 East Mountain So urchin who faint light which came through the 1 spied a little had downtrodden |>een. Job Printing Phone 10 And wl»ci< 1 hoi) in? cobweb* from small windows of the tunnel marker, it } stool***! to help up picked my chin. made the rug look what the story top! I was host from old one balmy evening to a group my frat. It to Iw*. 'V. <| told of old-time mixers. We'd talked of this and that. A judge-tourist iMuight a Nargllu or At lasj the group requested tha- | exercise my throat; water pipe and wheu lie returned to Hut a fat gob rushed to have me and picked a hair from off my coat. America he told the story that the pipe

other was u*ed by Sultan Abdul Ilamil when The night -<>me friend a of mine nuked in** In to play A hand 1 ever Ills Majesty was In had humor or or t\* <» of auction bridge "to finish up the day." unusual had a great deal of administrative I had iuefc that night : felt like the ace of «|Mide«. work worried him. anti how T.i! « sweet young matron liie-Moni-d. "You're out nf razor blade* which one day one of tbe women of hi* harem I hum* the i»eopJe wnt. h dress; I know- they clothe*; of your eye *ou’re stoic It and gave It to her admirer In Name ii'.w know* "hen t i y. u shave and when you're wholly hosed; . the Service of His Majesty who In turn Change Aud lien I'm cold upon tlu* bier (I'll l»et my bottom dollar * •old It to the antique dealer. That some sweet, s. nr I. -

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article sold, but American tourists en- W hat The World Traveler Can joy tbe Turkish bargaining process suit having plenty of money, want to re- SALE Expect When Visiting Constantinople ’

j when they get here they liave m real A *tor»' nf fas<>tiint*.ug thrill- and ex- sb<*pkerper* have a to tell. rile most about picked up few story important thing a sale is the reason. The reason for this sale this pcreuifv nwait In the is, every tourist words of English or French and bave Orient Rut it h«s nex<-r b*eu mad« store’s to be the prlv chungvie** formulas fi*r each name is going changed as soon as this sale ends. The how- liege of the only thing, majority ..f American* to article sold. ever, that will he is its vWi »h* countrle* which Mini \ Tbe-e changed name. The up into ouirlsts do Pot stop to reason same high ideals under which this store w hat the*, expr* *«.lv«*ly term. “The Old the t*j«*lldllty of furnishing such s " has and the ” same that hive rounirv >,r "The *dd World operated personnel served The gren■ amount of antiquities which they you in the past will continue to next best <»ne run do after one fall* to find In every shop, it in part of ’heir AGGIE he to serve in the future. ready you nee net I wily the wonder* of the “Old ‘ ml*-Imi to mke soma home and when M »’i*.tntry, i* to hear talk of Others It. ever j* Millie, the very oldest or those And this ha* I wen done ' on n great of the greatest significance. So it is ONE HUNDRED f«»r when AND FIFTY scale, a of visitors re group not surprising to a»*e that every article turn from n luxurious tour sale has ,n foreign mi a characteristic and Inter- Ice Cream land*, they to talks arc requested give esting Morj which touristy must be- and expose their unique e\ jieiicn« vs. j lieve If their antiquities will l»e ad- —No, not Ice Hoc of tin* mom popn 1 place* vl*. ! a special mired when they e*i***e them to cur- Itcd by I tourist* Is the Tunnel-Market ious Americans at home. Cream, just Risco's SUITS in Consfantinopie. lien* you meet the | the ! Popular among numerous on- specially good Ice society women from cltie* like New j tlqultie* sold are prayer rugs, N«rgilaa -A York, Washington and others. Cream that all Aggie* SINGLE PRICE—- They J or ti iter pipes fanciful script Koran*, hours •pend long watching, examining : <*r the lllbh- and 1 eig strings of fwad* like ho well. Men’s and Men’s and the of Young $35:00 Suits hnrgalnhi.T price* antique* One . indy bought an old rug and she sold |q the —For the shop* of dark tunnel f"ld the dinner, dessert, I his is the choicest selection Interesting story tl*ar wing for a sale this store has market. these ever offered These are all wool And society women must Sultan Mohammed the «ouqueror was “at the house” or for bar take Inane show tailored some to uud them about to Ids final suits and are hand from this tnuke attack upon parties—ask for Risco springs newest patterns. • \ui»iuntlfiople m N&'l. he knelt down Ice Cream. on the rug and prayed to Allah, beg- CHANGE OF NAME SALE PRICE of oriental Ids aid OA bargaining. Th* shrewd , ging In vie* »ry. Now tha lady

I PHONE The Poudre Valley Furniture Co. House Furnishers for tht> Airies tlibbs ».. .. ■ «»i 1300 ClothingCo. ■ jwEPNEBPAT MAY 11, in ROCKY HOUNTAIK COLLEGIAN THREE

Mra. W. R. Kreutaer, Mr. and Mrs. PHI DELTA THETA KAPPA ALPHA THETA KAPPA DELTA Hir* phi >opHiix>r • • • Mr. Mrs. H. D. Little of Fort day. day. ■the students attending c liege Collina was Alpha Tau were dinner guests at the 1 Omega Frankie Adams ot Denver visited I observed. Dinners at ■fully some of Mothers Alpha Gamma Rho houre on Sunday. H. Keagy. W. Haines, : Entertained T. Stintfton. ALPHA KAPPA Harriet Alerrow at. the lodge. ■ fraternity and he sorority houses • • • C. The mothers of Alpha Tau Omega and Brown were dinner guest’ Morrison, Hurt, and Brocklesly Hand teas at others were , attractive WPre dinner Friday night. Mis* Frances ' guests at the house Lambda Chi Alpha were dinner guests at the A. K I Mirward and Jones ■ml well attended. In nddifinn to this Sunday. Those Mother’s Dinner were present were Mes- Day house Tuesday evening. May 7. guests for dinner at the lodge of students ■pinny groups attended damea Madsen, Mother’s celebrated Littlefield, Hanna, Day was at ftIG.MA AI.PH \ EPMILfIN l Wednesday night. ■he churches In order to further Barksdale. the Lambda house Culbertson, and Voltz Chi Alpha by a Mr and Mra. NeUoo end 1. Kn Brother Oran Good of Denver vln- 1 ■how their appreciation of mothers and Mr. and dinner for the The mothers dlnn-r the A. K house this week Mrs, Alchelman. wure gue-u at the Hig Alp! tied at J Out of town guests at the lodge ■both far and near to whom the uay ess present were the Mrs. Balia, Bourne, house Hundnv. flxl, ibis week end were: Mrs. Lang. ■a dedicated. j Phi Delta Theta Branch, Brownell, Burton, Mother’s Desaor, Longmont. Mrs. Turner, Nunn. Mr*. Dinner Gibbs, Graves, Kindred. King, Le.vi George Denver Dale Andrews visited No Now Po« N00404 Day Ratty drove to Brother the Breselow. Castle Rock, Mrs. Upton McFederies, Naylor, Force, A Mother's Day dinner was served Thomp- Pafurday, bouse Sunday. Wand Mrs. Moul, Denver, Mra. Mor- ifyou own « Hlgma I*l*l Epsilon Sunday by son, Kezer, Roberts, Williams, Mc- th* Phi Dell’s at the hart. Fowler. ft iiiitor l>ance chapter house. Clelland, Heusman, HUI. Brother and William Thoao present were: W. Emery and G. Emery Mient James Wells Parker Duofold ■ Colorado Gamma ot and Mrs. Professor Longyear was a dinner the visited the Sigma Phi Mr. A. J. Foster, Mr. and weekend In Denver. Ivternon of Pueblo over entertnlnod ut their third guest at the Lambda Chi house HIGMA CHI We aremaking a unique nn- Mrs R owl Herring. Mr. and Mrs. C. week end. B Van E. Johnson Offer toownere ■nual Flower Dance at Park W. Dr. Thursday. Dyke, and B. Desk Set the City Gove, M. C. T. Love, Mrs. H ••Hank" CorVett. I>. Blcknell and Bring ■pavilllon Friday. The music P. • • # Lakns spent the weekend in Den- of Parker Pena. was Gaylor, Mr. and Mrs. K. Mauz, Wendell Martin drove to Denver Fri- GAMMA PHI 11KT.A in and by Meyer’s Silver Star and Mrs. Mrs. dinner ver. your Parker Pen Mr. G. S. Rlsdon, Mr. and Engagement Announced day. Dr. and Mange were The what we Patrons and Patron- Mrs. C. on let us explain G. Sargent. Mr. and Mrs. C.. Elizabeth Poundstone passed the guests at tho Gamma Phi house were Mr. and Mrs. R Brothers Martin and Anderaon do with it for you. Huckeby * Bund»trom. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. candy at the Theta house Wednes- Bill Berlin and Art Lounsberry Thursday evening. can Mr. the weekend at their In and Mrs. W. O. Hurley. The Thayer. Mr. Mrs .1 went to Denver spent home and L. Tlnsman. day night announcing her engage- Friday. were the Misses E. Hermann. Mr and Mrs. G. Eaton. T. Wells, and Mrs. ment to Ross Andrews of Denver. Emma Willis spent Friday and SCOTTS Hv V. J Oamtnsnn. Marietta, Rld- H. E Scribner. • • • BETA PHI ALPHA Saturday in Denver. S. F. Carroll Parmeter motored to Csrothers. llswkln". M • s • Frames Wells Initiation Announcement of Pueblo was a OF COURSE Greeloy Saturday. K. Young, it Nelson. L Alpha Kappa Mother's dinner Gertrude Hardy, Marion and Joyce Rho of Alpha Gamma Rho wishes guest at the. Beta Phi Alphi D. Birring. at A. Lane. It Huy Dinner House Sunday. Duley were visitors the Gamma to announce the initiation of Harrv ■jor.es, A True. E Gilmore E Max Alpha Kappa Phi house this week end. entertained at their Little of Akron. William Duncan of ■y. N. Curtis. Engle, A 0. Hardy, annual Mother’s Day banquet Sun* Flora Hurich Mother’s Denver. Harry Sayer of Denver, spent Day LOWELL-MOORE is a name that stands unchal- Hi' Bashor, C. Ryan. G. Sims, J. day 12. The following Janet Glendening spent the week May were Kenneth Smith of Blanca, Stanley at her home In Eaton I,. Carson, P. Anderson. D. Do* Mr. end in Denver. foi" the best there is in hardware in Northern guests: and Mrs. Bender, Mr. Knapp of Monte Vlstn. Clarence lenged D. Young. O. Fltulmmons, E. and Mrs. Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Grace Parvln Col- .Scofield of Crawford. Nebraska, and and Sarah Graham Dorothy Carlson spent the week Colorado M. Perry, M. Nichole, C. lart. Mr. I and Mrs. Lund. Mr. and Lloyd Scott of Fleming. spent the week-end In Denver at the Walker her home ■)unleavy, M. K. Mrs end with Peggy at Smith, Larmay, and I Shaddle. Mr. and Mrs. White. home of the latter. In Windsor. Cribbs and the Messres, 0. Shay, , Mr. and Mrs. Madison. Mrs. Guire. WVddini? Announcement Beattie, C. Hellbusch, Mrs, Alexander. L. Main. Mrs. Hunter. Mrs. Juanita V. Smith went to Lyons Invitations to the wedding of Mias ALPHA GAMMA RHO Lowell-Moore Hardware Co. Vollrsth, C. Huffman, L. Davis, Jensen. Mrs. Sweet. Mr Mr for the week-end. , Sandy. Eleanor Rhodes and L. Holmes Bur Brother “Chip” Johnson of Brush * ftv Fuller, D. Roten, A. Binkley, R. and Mlbs Casselman. Mrs. Kearns, , nett out are visited at the Alpha Gamma Rho 11l N. College Ave. M. Lewis. E. Sevey. A. Reln- ■ Mr*. Steinmet*. Mr and Mrs. Laird. Rernlece Rurdorf spent the week Mias Rhodes, former stu- a Aggie house Sunday afternoon. G. Howell, D. Oakes, Mr. and I and Mr. and Mrs. Neilson. end at her home near Ault dent. is a merabe:* of Gamma Phi H.'trs. Chet Almberg, and Mr. and Beta I . Mr. Burnett has also attend Bill Shellabarger and Irwin Moul ■dr*. D. Marrla. Wilma Evert of Longmhnt Sigma Phi Epsilon *d spent Aggies motored to Greeley Saturday even- . McGowan & Electric Co. Sunday at the Beta Battery Mother's Day Dinner Phi Alpha House. « • • Ing. AND Colorado Gamma of Sigma Ph. BATTERIES RADIO Kho Mrs McCartney and Mc- (iamnin Epsilon gave their annual Mothers Helen SALES AND SERVICE PERSONALS Lea Powell drove to Denver Sun- H|iring Dante . Cartney of Denver visited the Beta : Day program at the chapter house 226 So. I’hl day. ! College Phone 1505 ■ The Spring Dance of Alpha The ! Alpha House Sunday. Onm- Sunday. guests were Mr. and ftnit Rho was held at the chapter Mrs. Dice. Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn. Mr. ALPHA TAI? OMEGA Clyde Hindorllder and Jake Hob- Lucille J of 10. Mrs. Hagler and her mother on the evening May , and Oakes, Mr. and Mrs. Lam- In Mrs. Baldwin and Russell wera son spent Friday and Saturday | furnished the visited the Beta Phi House Sunday was by “Jazz oorn. Mr. and Mrs. Barkley. Mr. ano : Sunday dinner guests at the A. T. 0. the neighborhood of Laramie. Wyo- FORT COLLINS CAFE Patrons and pmronessos for Mrs. Furguson, Mr. and Mrs. Keagy, house. ming. ■ This does evening were Dr. and Mrs. L. W. Mr. and j spring weather affect Mrs. Frey. Mr. and Mrs. Ry- Vruler New Management Mr. Mrs. ! the appetite—try the cafe ■>'inil ami and Sam McCanip- an. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and College Bradford. You will taking a | Leg Evans motored never regret 125 ■ to Denver terla North College i Mra. Jeperson. Mr. and Mrs. Trier- meal the College cafeteria. with Alfred Maxfield Sunday atiea at ft* c ot ;he hapler were: Miss weiler. Mrs. McGovuey. Mrs. Fergu- noon. Hn I. Evans. H. N«uabbora. l. Stain son. Mra. Jeulfs, Mra. Rhtie. Alfred i Him tz, I. Pinkney, i. Mltrbel, Z Wade. Rhue, Glenn Vaughn, Leonard Kea- oiul You trill never be H Rice and Curry spent the week linking satis- ■ Tilton. U. Gray-Jonas, R. Mir, K. g.v, Archie Reinhardt, Donald Oakes Quality Cooking Dixon. K. McDaniels. end In Pueblo. ‘ ■ G. Bbultz, E \ and Miss Jerry Riddle. fied till you have tried ft Wise. E. Simmons, I. Boscoe, il. j • • • at the I Griffith, Hamilton and Gifford - th‘ L. Williams, J. Kinzie. G. ' Sigma Nu spei a set of I weekend in Denver. Seiberling's. Blosser, G. Hicks. R. Richards. H. ( ; Mother's Day Dinner I I Last Sunday was Mothers Day at Marrow, J. French. K. Bishop. A ' I the Sigma Nu house and the moth- Bernie Williams and Edwin Co!- ! Woodward, E. Nash. L. Jackson, L. , MARSHAL CAFETERIA H. D. KLINKER ers end fathers of the members etts motored Estes Park Sunday I Lewis. J. Henry, and Mr. Charles to for dinner house. I Urqulza. were guests at the in Fresh 134 Linden 212 E. Mountain Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Even with Just three weeks left We Specialize Vegetables (FORT COLLINS* KOIKST THUS STORE) • • Mra. E. I Geo. E Dunn. Geo. Loucks, you can save by buying a meal tick

Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Krebs, Mr. and et at the College cafeteria. I Commoners Club I Spring Dance Hi The Commoners’ Club held their

■ annual picnic ami dance at Rock I Haven, Saturday, May 11. An ap- , ■ petite was worked up by a hike in ' New Hosiery ■ the afternoon followed by a picnic i ■ supper at six o’clock. The day was ■ finished in fine shape by a dance in Chesterfield preferredf I the evening. Vogue says lace-leg seamless silk

1 Those present were: Prof, and j and roll silk sox—- ■ Mrs. F, G. Prof, and Mrs. hose, pencil Persons, r ■ Roy G. Coffin, Prof, and Mrs. C. M. ■ Kern, Prof, and Mrs. R. Brooks. im I Prof, and Mrs. H. B. Osland, Misses ! Each ■ Buchanan, Shirley, Ames, Davis, ■ sl.so ■ Carpenter, Ford, Masters, Ashton. ■ Miller, Phillips, Fuller, Green, Snook. ■ Arnold, Scott, Calhoun. Wright, Snld- ■ er, Upton, Brownlee. Persons, Colc- r'iP ° \ ■ »”***, Starkey, Cope, Close, Conre>, ■ Olson, Bruner, Hicks, Goemmer, ■ Goodwin, Mir, Miars and Lane: and ■ Messers Shaw, Fox, Rowe, Blandin, ■ Miller, Weaver, Childs, Yates, I Spence, Starkey, Gammill, Kinzey, I Brown, McKinley, Lindon, Allison, I Larsen, Collett, Organ, Hoffmaster, Furniture I Potts, Marmon, McMillan, Huffman. The Ideal Co. ■ Charlesworth, Haynes, Foster, Stin- ■ ‘■on, Hayword, Hannah, Vellrnth, Complete House Furnishers I Taylor, Parks, KaeSs, Prescott, Mc- ■ Xaughton, Lett, Marten, Pell, Craig, 213-225 Linden Street Fhnne 451-J I Pnrsa Flak, Flicker. and the Ml«*e* I Simmons, Lory, Charles, Bsllvills, I Sager and Knight. \\\ k '/in

'Vest tooth FREE < * I l.»mWi Chi Alpha A regular 25 cent lube of Or. paste I Spring Dance with each l)r. West tooth brush t Gamma-Pi Zeta of Lambda Chi I A’pha held its seventh Spring Formal I Dance at the Denver Country club, NASH DRUG CO the is told a certain once im- story that man Kentucky Colonel or swashbuckling corporal I Friday, May 10. The guests were; famous financier for loan involv- in I portuned a a the Royal Mounted-—Wall Street or the Mi ■« w. Bla< k, F ibb magnate of a considerable amount "I cannot of Chesterfield ■ Ryan, E. English, E. Buckley, M. $lO ing money. dashing cowman Cheyenne-—a E. M. Permanent Waving the cash,” the is said have smoker is entitled ■ Cossetts, Nelson, H. Nelson, Eugene give you magnate to to respect (and yes, even I Shown, D. Collins, J. Briggs, A. Set* I'll let walk in with from his fellows. replied,"bur you arm arm credit!) ■ H. A. L. Barr, Collinado mans, Lutes, Beckett, Beauty Shoppe me across the floor of the Stock Go (ind Exchange." where you will, you’ll Chesterfield |G. Hlghbergtr, D. Law, B. Cummins. DID O STORE t'OLLINAIM) Pardon our enthusiasm,but it’s agood deal like everywhere admitted to the inner circle of ■ B. Eppick, C. E. Jarmin, J Slow, ami Oak St reet I‘hone and South College Hi-1 thatwith aman hiscigarcttc.Tobeseen smok- those in the know. Such endorsement ■Keyser, E. Fallas M. Walker. F.. wai be aChesterfield, for exam isto marked as a earned tobeicio and tahtt—with six ■ Willie, E. Riddle, E. Willock. M. ing pie, —by good ■Jensen, T. Bradkte, L. Berlin, Hob. gentleman,a scholar,and ajudge ol good tobacco! miiliou voting. Hinson and ,tha Mes-or*. James Key RIDE EM COWBOY ■ *«r, L, Parsons, G. Stemmier. W. nnd Bowman. The of ■Ryan guest* Ford coupe *lOO Honor Ford touring ...■ *5O were Mr. and Mrs. J °. Rickcnbackcr, 4-passen- ■Graves. *75 *175 Ford coupe ger coupe Chesterfield Fay for the Car You Drive Home Let Your Summer Work Ch| Mothers MILD and H'ntertalned enough for anybody .. SATISFY BBrt fun CO. n of Blgma Chi entertnlned ' E. R HOPPER MOTOR uqcmttt krrn* to#acco H f ■ Mother’s Day dinner at the j 140 Writ Oak St.- * House Phone 119 Sunday. Those present w**re : |ft *'*-iuea Wagner, j- uller, Wtl- 1 FOUR lOCIT *Omm WBPKESPAT HAT T3F COLLEGIAL t*. Ut,

i-bollW MODERN STANDARDS TO BE W K»ile« t* L V. W. C. New Cover Design Montana State Former Collins !:» Ml W. A. A. Holds Register APPLIED TO EGYPTIAN SCHOOL . *»roh»n For Estes Conf For Summer Catalog Will Have Bird Star Now Teacher Ab« tiec ttm Party At Estes One of the higreat it ,x a, t. #Ji »** OB tb« the world, ff l: properly be fcottaj; , b**? MrCultat. * ma? Jt>T '. • a'.. • fi; ;d* i.trt*-g ittuoetr Ear-* *e»- -to «me ts&rrr yt Sanctuary |rr&fiiAt:* of ht tori ctlind a univerait*, » that of 13 u. 4 *: W>r iB k„ Fort Cullin* tad A group *ofzpoo*-a o'. :.we»* *-fire /t'pftr»*‘ • aw oyer at»d ss* fire ea* town owed dor toe letuw’' ri - Rchwii. at Axfcar of Cairn. Eif-yp* h h»* *>« rut t:aar tfct ~* crTfcnptt oe* a dfflvrmt c ?eH»r :* they v. rt* ■ •vtrfi dJ' * u 1 oy and el«* **-*-.ry ramjiae neer Ccm‘g .aaP 1: fjrt of * C -&a' LubCCioK e»rr«r Wfcei. r**juned teachers make the:r .:r by pri- a* *•*"* ! a* j A of :w o*> eiCT *ruu'»d to ‘ iiMtacr,- id vil i* itriiuH? rn Imwwr wf l»r. ML J Ee* m 4 ir vate the srudetr- '* tto acj.no! l» the «* He wfc-je j-*-j***. ' *v • fc* u i»* f !-♦ i•• '*

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‘Fur- < a to Ut is ar»-; KODAK FINISHING heart- He who b Cerda:ciy no*.. Were raaily eata a r.>l-dog face* -he *• i't: irf Jfcij UaHAn P" ’ ' A • r bL*r.- * ha* ii. Jett.:. f }UK|t M'tday I'r'c tl.'ty-tatr ®*ni- recent- £,4fF‘' i**a'.e to cnarestin in*• rarsl *' -me from Kan 9 v-t. * y nag wr.ere Li m.—Out tfifi* teop-'-'c'iHUftd-jiuatiA- fifty, ton of tto Cto*lMry riot. Vrft City, a- 5:30 p. m. *f*e rr '** » noriac Victor.ctm ever to wteat r *y-flr« st»4 y»r*s da*b- r attend** a --oc ferenee. Tiu* too* ahow;sg « W'lee we decide to be-*® me Cbris- In 5 fere p. m.—Out 1:30 next a*. > von -e m called to c*: «-». r* ;•. plex w'b' •. *u told **: rtady, * nor? 'rf f rwrd ro«rage. •* •fuiw our we ' «b 4 forgive cwemler. f».v» frH Mow* fciirC* 'lm- *• ' ' grow mg wheat, at u; we*-* c n K*k After a k»o» eterjoa* e *« .* doiar n 9’ generaiJy Peris with those bigger • ' r<- • o b»- ■►*-!» «ai ! la*> o»«J h*-a«. frh»*b '' e tu'. ana martei.ng • 5 a a.. MOM tor* ;®.c*4 *be *»e The ‘.has m*» ptoneer* ' ard arranger we are. for will tra > *:tnation. tii#- law wnm tf* group bie-4 for aaae?r. a amo.-g ut had fbHr efeare KAHM o? p*" STUDIO

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Relay—Forfaited by Aggies to THE UNIVERSITY DEFEATS AGGIES C. U. Javelin—Lankford, Aggies, first;

Walt. Aggies, second; Coffman, C. Sports IN A DUAL MEET HELD SATURDAY I third. Distance, 176 feat 4 Inches. High Jump Harvey, Aggies, first; Krtitak. C. U„ Challgren, C. T7. Farmers Win Heavily in the Weights and C. U. Takes md Huffman. Aggies, tied for sec- DIVISIONAL TRACK MEET TO This Weel Most of the Track Events. Beattie Establishes ond nnd third Height, ft feet 10 * Inches. SPORT NEWS a New Shot Record damps his Week Discus—Beattie, Aggies, first; The University of Colorado ath-;> C. U„ second: Stewart, Aggies, third Frank, Aggies, second. Dyekraan. The Kansas BE HELD IN track team, won over ■ let mu won the dual meet from Col- Time. 22 seconds. DENVER Th* SATURDAY ailv.r Aggies, 134 ant (laid 'he third. Distance, feet, t iilnp j Missouri trackmen In meet orado j a Aggies which was held on 440—Pinckney, C. 17., first. 1 "< d In Eli. fur ! . lnrhos. running Kurkv held In rain storm lent a Saturday, Colorado Field last Saturday In a Sprengle, Aggies, second. Mountain | Powell Coufarcnr, bar.hull non- j II This was the 27th * a o ed tO Wi meet annual meet steady down pour of rain. The total Aggies, third Time. 81.8 Hammer Hostile. Aggies, first: « VVi ‘h b» - Farmers a CloJ’ ‘»b-e (lafraUui Sinn* StJ? ; . Ih. Tliar. ol the Second. State Is « between two teams and Ksnio* t points wera C. U. 72 1-6 and Aggies Harvey. Angles, second; Pyekman, Strong ,n Dashes Colorado 880—VanValkeburg. C U, firs;, With Cullug. ai Uoulder. Aggies s»tur- scored 70 1-2 points 60 1-2 for 67 5 6. The to meet was exceptionally Hoska, C. Aggies, third Distance. 143 feet, 9 l" | day. IT., second; Baggetts. C. TV. WeJghts. Beattie the Stro,^. and Clark Mlstourians. No records were 1 close throughout, and the winners Will1 Have third. Time 2-05.8. Inches Battle in broken Ralph because of the condition of ’ were not sure of their place until Weights ,' Prater, c. L'.. a more than Aae.ua, firs*.; r they ell! the .print* feated the Princeton crew by four event taking all three places. that not solve Ills delivery nod lis. Aggies, "ill be competing azni the they rniled second; Luce. C. l\, Prince, Aggies, second; Krutak, C. competition leaves the till in and 11 dope favor of the t" tally lengths Pennsylvania ten plenty in the first fraess which by One conference record was broken third. Time, 10:35.2. will be strong. Teachers, Wy 1j third. Distance, 47 feet 8 inches. State athletes. lengths In the event of the ended S to 0. and did feature • when Dan Beattie the 47 oraing- Western Slate, C. little belter tossed shot I*2o High Hurdles—Quinlan. C. V . ' Sets record Denver, t’., must 1 new conference break- Aggies la- given the In the annual Childs Cup Regetta and , ■ advantage second game on Lake feet 8 inches to belter his old mark first: C. Sar- Boulder Aggies wlU be pushing but two • j Moore. U.. second; ing old one r 47 feet 1 1-2 reprew n; to nseeond 0 inches. ■ because they are Carnegie Saturday. Columbia made able runs across the plate. The which was 4 7 feet 1 1-2 inches. It Aggies, third. Time, ed. final gent. 15.9. Tolc Vault—Huffman and Harvey, winners In the weights a full of tho | ami the other score in this sweep days events win- was the record of the 220 lo It seems Unit game wa* C. U , 4 only day and w hurdles—Quinlan. C. V Aggies, tied for Colorado will have it will first and second; schools take a few here C, ning the other by t point* and C. 2. races good mnr was made In the field house. mostly their way in tho first; Haley, C. U., second; Sargent. Miller. Aggie sprint* «* there which nnd Chapman, C. U-, i will help their gins. chance Aggies, third. Time, White and Davis have been 25.8. tied for third. Height. 13 feet. not domi- to wl\ With their Jacob®, who pitched As usual the Aggies j strength in the for C. C. in ! displayed nated .vet tills year. weights and If the opener, turned In The their greatest In the I the other schools ttuu a good game' Cornell crew won a three strength field Stewart of Aggie* be can figured t ore u» diu Anderson. while C. excelled competing ran seme Tiger in cornered meet events, U. In :r • win point * Iu hurler the ! from Jfarvnrd an.! the "in at least a third iu the du»bc* the and innd< to work ronsiderisl a « tng on their never places In the running Bakery | likely winners of the by mates. In danger during the entire events except the tough for the C. t going . bo>* inl I ineet. mile which was I race. the won hy Loucks Fancy Cakes for Your Social Functions their Lot* and E. meet here last Schwnlm each oon- Saturday. The Bi hiMtU 1 of C. IT. took j on (hu other side of the Aggies. one-two-three The of noetrd for triples to Phone 29 strength Western State is m»t do the heaviest In the 100 133 So. range have been records The Utah Redshlrts yard dash and 880 yard College t I making that of both defeated the j known as they been in hitting games. haven’t are run and Aggies did in the compe- - much higher than the ones estate Utah Aggies track stars In a Jual the same tition on this side of the ridge. They tlshed this nnd meet held discus and hammer throw. on side when the two at Logan last Saturday Beattie always have a good team uml this • j year clash some records GAMES • They won all the placing first in each of the are sure to fall. THIS WEEK track events hut two will be no exception. Ilie 1 tali school* the mile events. ! have been making a ! relay and they were strong Colorado Aggies will be* supreme In showing that hasn't been In the weights. and All the Frame That Old Picture i , equaled on Colorado U. Long Grant dashes which were run on the weight events vs Mines at Mines. as no weight mm side this and the Cougars of Brigham were the stars of the meet. the field, made In slow —in IvoYy and black i | Denver U. vs Teachers at Teach- were time new easel frame by L. M. in the conference can com[Mire with are Johnson—yo»» will be with i Young strong. -1 because of the wet track. Davis of delighted th% result. Dau ers. Beattie. Dan will have of Colorado College defeated We hare a large of plenty the 100 assortment new frames, C. U. won the yard dash in 10 in h.* Pioneers in all bjr L. M. Johnson of opposition I hammer as Clark a dual meet held at course. of flat White ; of C. U. ran the 220 yard C. Denver last • . in u meet last Saturday hurled Saturday. The meet dash In 2 2 seconds; Van Valkeburg ttn* ix*llet 1-17 feet 3 inches for was dose and had Ed the FISHBACK u new Haynes of C. U. made the 880 yard run In 1). U. conference record. LAMBKINS REPEAT sprint ace in the j Both Clark and LAST YEAR'S PER- been meet PHOTO AND AKT STUDIO 2:05.8 and Loucks plowed around 1 jiii re nee of Denver will i'. would have been harder press Health* for the ••Photography of Quality’* the track four times In 4:4 2. in the to win weights as they have Tigers Clark of the Tigers been heav- Coach Armstrong Hotel Bldg. Hughes came to the conclu- ing the shot and hammer >et a new record in the distances hammer that FORMANCE TO WIN SUITE MEET t sion It would be folly to try to that in throw. would place any track meet. defeat the C. U. crack relay team The Silver anil Gold seem to he sure The and consequently that Wyoming track stars won forfeited c.f the quarter, they have two men. J. h. Wins 1 kinn Individual Manors and the Not from the event. Lambkins Were Bears in a dual meet held GET YOUR Smith and Plckney, that have been Pressed to \\ in. Loveland Huffman and Harvey Wins Second and Sterling Third at Greeley Saturday 75 to 65. No tied for firs*, dashing the distance in time has that ir. the pole vault with events were won In fast time be- Miller, Aggies not l*een equaled on this side of the p | The Port Collins Lambkins won Centennial; Crouln, East cause and Chapman. C. U., MOTH j Denver of the condition of the track. tied for tfciiJ PROOF BACS of mountains, .Sprengie Aggies has* i the annual state track high school Kintz, Loveland; Waddle, Fowler, j place. Harvey cleared the bar at 5 he n showing of a gr«*nt deal speed in 'and field held 4 a meet at Boulder la*, Time, minutes 43.9 seconds. feet 10 Inches to win the high Jump the last few moots and he will CONFERENCE NOW make ai : Saturday for the fourteenth time. Javelin—Baker. and Kurtak, Pueblo Central. C. U.. Challgren. C. U., good showing In this meet Saturday. The Lambkins scored 45 1-2 and points ! Snyder, Joes: Sodou, Fort Collins; Huffman. Aggies, tied for sec- Loucks seems to have the. mile•while STANDINGS the nearest rival. Loveiftnd. | Lankford. Waverly. Distance. 162. G ond and third. cinched, no man In theconference has - scored 18. feet. meet The was successful even shown that they are his in this BASEBALL equal The me**t was close, other though the * j not en- High -ump—Bernard. Flagle-. rain did Inconvenience event- Warren seems to win sure the to grab TEAM WON LOST PER the the being content a third first; Uuignaore. Fort Ham runners on track and cause Midi* for tities Collins; i c. U. Wo has won mm 11 ' and fourth place and ..■■•rn«U rally CENT the field a liton. Fort Morgan; Elliott. Fort 1 events to be held in the the two-mile ihe last three years and .fcocoutl. AGGIES 1 j. King, won Individual hoii Collin*; 4 1 goo field house. this should Sotien, Fort Collins; Pack- year lie no exception. ors hy winning the 100 2 20 Denver U. 4 J 800 a-nd yard ard, Pueblo Centennial, and Lank- Summary: the Colorado team shows that £&unei>' Teachers 1 dashes and also was a member <>: 1 j 750 100—Davis. ford. Waverly, tied for second, third C. U., first; Cbat- they are the favorites to win, they have the Fort Boulder 5 2 Collins relay team that and fourth 714 fleld, C. U.. places. All were given second; White. C. V.. two men In the hurdles that are to Polo sure placed th>' K.i-: College 0 6 000 ' first, nosing out one point each. 5 third. Time. 10 seconds. 114-118 Court and Height, feet 9 l-s Trimble they are Quinlan and TFaTey. Denver team In the Miners 0 4 000 most specrum- inches. 220—White, C. U.. first; Davis. Quiulhn lias won the higli hurdles in -1 lar race of the day. 220-Yard Dash—King. • cry meet that the Silver and Fort “Col- 1 T«The achoola plait'd aa follow has lins, Wise. Eads; Stewart, Fort Col- 1 participated in this year. Vaaden- Port Collins 4 5 1-2. Loveland is Mir Chandler, Pueblo hurg of C. (’. Is another of the confer ; Central. Time j Sterling 13. Pueblo Central 11 1-2, 2.12. cm-e crack hurdlers and he wiU com* Port Morgan 11. North Denver 10. ihe Howwt of Iteating the C. IJ urtists. Shot Put Won by Gray. Fort Col- * Pueblo Centennial 9. South Denver •nd l»e mu%f lie given cDmim-c ll:r nu rond, Zeitx, North Denver; on even 8. Fast Denver 7. Fads a. Flagler 5, . j Th* pole vault event will be a ease third, Poraranke, Loveland; fourth, j Joes 4. Waverly 2. Fowler I. Simla **f Aggie raea trying to outdo ouch Snyder. Joes. Distance, 44 feet, 7 1 Colon 1. Colorado Springs 1, Gold- j other. Huffman and Harvey seem sure inches. cn 1. to win the pole vanit with Miller <»f 880-Yard Hun—Won by Monroe, j Many individual performances It’s Aggies doing nche-e second C. C. , Sterling, second, Patterson, Star- j opinion were put on during the meet Mon your furnish some trouble In this event htit ling, third. Shade, Loveland; fourth, i , roe of Sterling won first In the it isn't Yarra, Time 2 likely. 880 Fort rolling. minute* yard run and second In the 440 "hen all ihe dope is figured out the >ard daah. Hamilton scored 9 points, that interests be- fciher us and Gold tram has the edge and Pole Vault— Won by Gibbons. ! winning the broad Jump, scoring they must be the considered as favor Fort olliii*, Ki t ond, Sodeu. For- second In the 120 yard high hurdles ltes to win the meet. They are the Collins; third. Kiddie, Fort Collins, and third in the high jump, strongest in tho sprints and when *r fourth. Briggs, port Collins. Height, ’ make t Hold, silver and bronie medals cause we U feet 4 1-4 Inches ft 880-Yard Relay Won by Fun Tiger Mentor i tiers In the events and the ■ ham- Collins, King. Riddell. Dougherty pionshlp went trophy to Fort Col- Camels for to upd Brown; second, Ea>t Denver, Resigns position lins J King also wa« presented with 1 you third. South Denver, fourth. Pueblo a gold watch for winning Individual Colorado College officials an- Central. Time 1:34.5. i honors. nounced laat Saturday nltht 'hat Broad .lump—Won by Hamilton smoke and The Summaries: enjoy Coach Alvin G. Twltthall. as-i-tant Fort Morgan, second, Packard. Pn 100-yard Dash—King, football Fort Co coach, head baseball and •bio Centennial; third. Shay. North , i line: Wise, Fads: NVumrn. Fori Mor basketball coach and director of Denver; fourth, Clark. Fort Collin* physical McNutt, Golden. Time 10:!. education had resigned jgan. , Distance, 21 feet 7 3-4 Inches. Discus— Zoltx, North Denver; Twltchell resigned li!h position al ;:o-Yiiril t.ow Hurcllr.—Won b> I Drain, C. C. Pueblo Central; Morreuu. Han South to take over the duties as hea l ! I t a, Denver; Riddell. Fori Fort Collins; Mimallck. Pueblo Con coach and director of athletics ut Collins, second. H. Dougherty, Fort j Centennial tral. Distance. 1x5.2. high school In Pueblo. I Collins, third; Morris, Simla Cnion. I Twltchell 4 4 0-ynrd Run—Gates, Loveland. came to Colorado Col* ! ; fourth. Time. 26,9, In Monroe. Sterling; Ster Ur« September 1925, and wa.» Patterson. made assistant line coach under Tef ling; Beard, Bast Denver. Time. 54 (.'\MK POHTPnNKD h. seconds. fer Meade, assistant basket bull and Camel 120-Yard High Hurdles—Pom - The baseball coach. game between Teachers and f, Fort So man has been selected to tanka, Loveland; Hamilton, i th«' Minors that was to be played I Morgan: l vers, Loveland: Hanson. 1 last take his place hut tboao in consid- Saturday was postponed on ac I South Denver. Tim?, 12.2 seconds. < of rain and will be eration are Oscar Uerigstad. Pueblo count played Mile Hun—McCracken. CIGARETTES Central; Harold I. Burrldge. of | | Pueblo Washington .State, Joseph Novak of Illinois U.; and Vaughn Henriod of Greeley High. DINNEBECK’S WHY CAMELS ARE THE BETTER CIGARETTE NOTICE The farmers will play Teacher?: The world's tobacco hero this largest group of coming Monday and thU experts game will have a great boaring on brand. For one . . one . . one size Good Eats quality . package their chances of winning the confer- ence title. They will be short In . . everything concentrated on Camel goodness. the Quick Service Moderate Price number of games played ns the two games with Denver will not he The smoothness and mildness Camels 125 West Mountain Ave. of are pos- Played. sible only through the use of choicest tobaccos.

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College to Test Course in Dramatics C. U. Must Devise Mormon Cricket AT THE LYRIC Control work Adaptability of Offered Summer New Government planned This ac- Of almost unconscious The Potatoes for “It is an Spirit Spring Silage r man who slips on tion to laugh at a ii Fort Collins has agreed to aid th* the In in al- by farmers residing the cricket peel, even though n banana 'Colorado Agricultural co.'ge Sr its In effort to devise wholly # and the realize an a area, total population was the same thought we most the line of new driverless cars value of to be is exemplified by we ensiling potatoes theater production* presented representative student government i reduced almost So as re- serious Injury. percent a hr- may be suffering ’ %!th co fodder in the the summer sr -mn of t e the of sult dry r spring during ; a: University Colorado, a com- i of thei- ravage. One of the best examples of how

rhe cia r * in this-* for feeding during he next wiiiter jj college by college mittec of seventeen students and used la*' most hand for convenience. 1 | The principal weapons the other fellow’s troubles are keep on your ter will be tested n tn experiment i courses, in the dan c puvi!i>ti of three fat ulty members has been the ap- yearj were tin fence and the amusing is given in "Naughty Hut which has been the City park. The cty will rewire Just started at the | by President George Norlin. arsenite dusts. The tin fence con- Fir*l pointed i Nice. Colleen Moore s newest tho ria;:ce pavilion. -Nig* Colorado Agricultural College ex- rn.»k,’-.g The committee Is have the i of to power sisted strips of galvanized t!r National picture. Wilson *»** In periment station. , lighting possible. lo formulate a new government I ten to fifteen inches vide and si* the Lyric sy* this picture, showing st Ricker’s Driverless Cars, Inc. the the feet On* of the main far tor#- in favor ?em subject to approval of I to eight long Tt.c”e were set on Tuesday. Mi»« Three theater courses will be of- Theatre Monday and the silo is its to faculty and all student political bod- « edge and held fast to the ground l>r trouble from the firm of abilt.y preserve fered by *he college this summer, Moore is in "Where the Kent Their Cars’’ feed supply lea. . i stakes. As the surface of the tin the last, Aggies e perishable With a of namely; Plays for amateurs; stage moment until almost yet The old ended last hand :n the spring and 1 system was < offers resistance to the feet of voted of the best on ; construction and dc-ign; and acting. it ha* been one Phone 100 We Deliver marketing conditions. week when President Norlin called the crickets and since they rannot unfavorable The latter two are open to anyone, comedies she has made eft the student of fly their forward is blocked ♦ here is no reason why they should tho-e elections because progr« - adapted Naughty credit given to with college cn- 1 Carey Wilson alleged disorder among the oppos- In trying to go around this obstacle fashionable per mi awsiieo i J for feeding trance credit.*, end higb school cted- But Nice," which has a factions. The fall the winter, ac.ording K J it* high school students. The for- ing ctght before the they into pits lined witfi the back- next to :*• girls’ finishing school a* Its ini kind of tin. climb Bundles of Perfect Satisfaction hurhand however p. ary elections a gigantic same Unable to Maynard, associate animal mer, is open to only those egg ground. from the stage play “The the fight occurred between the rival 1 out the crickets are held captive in man at college. who f * a t freshman college Bigamist." Supporting players parties where thousands of until sprinkled with gasoline and PHONE 611 credit . eggs McCormick Both cul! potatoes and potato sil- the picture, which John •were hurled. burned. Donald Reed. age make good succulent fattening produced. Include The acting class will present two Norlin Calcium dust, mixed Dr I*aued a statement arsenite at THE LINDEN LAUNDRY feeds and can be used to advantage Claude OHllngwater. Hallam Cooley. week it the dance the production* u e*t> warning the students that if a repeti- rate of one pound to three of when fed with ordinary gram, cot- Kathryn McGuire. Edythe Chapman & and will be the LAOS Wet Finiih pavilion assist*!# by tion of the egg battle occurred it hydrated lime, and applied by means Wa>h, Rough Dry, Complete tonseed meal and hay rations. In and Clarissa Selwyane. State Construction and Design of Hoot Service 401 Linden St. class, would mean the end of student gov- rotary hand duster directly into fart, under renditions which have which i, and along a shop cour?e, ernment at the University. the bands of crickets was found to existed this spCng. potatoes would with definite and be D. Carl Carson. making stage plain* In defiance of his warning it was very successful last year, was the net fed to return more profit Jive and .-tage set.*, drawing coloring pa- learned that several fraternities had first in the history of mormoa crick- Local Band Director stock than if sold on the market. DIAMONDS SILVERWARE per cutting, will act a- -tage crew, ets in accumulated several thousand eggv> Colorado that a successful If the silo is available in Receives Just Honor spa'e making stage sets and assisting in for use before the final election campaign has ever been waged the spring, these potatoes may pos- the costumes. j whi< h was scheduled Tuesday. May against them. sibly be saved for future feeding The course in for amateurs Drnm—Warrant Officer David C. C. Stone and Co. plays 7. President Norlin then With the help of the farmers in and the abrogated operation- < ustomary corn • 1 is a cour.-c for prospective dramatic Carl t'arsou w#» decorated Friday the election and advised the studen’ the infested district, the campaign replaced by some cash crop service in instructors and gives them oppor- afternoon for merHoriou* JEWELERS body that a responsible committee of 1929 should be very successful. the I hat been proved advisable to tunity. to read and become acquaint- the development of the hand of would be selected to devise a new EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING ENGRAVING cut some dry fodder in with the of the Colorado Na- po- ed with nil types of plays for ama- 157th infantry system. tatoes to absorb*Hue ex • *«j Juice In | teurs. tional Guard. The duties of the committee will Fraudulent Votes th»* present experiment 57 tons of handsome medal, the gif j be A gold ! To vary 'the program of the thea- to devise some scheme of gov- potatoes and 11 tuns of dried corn of Col. \rthur 1.. Hart of the 157th which will do OF ter course*, the group will give a ernment away with Cause Excitement GRACE ASHTON SCHOOL DANCING fedder were cut Into the silo for and staff the Infantry the reginiental vaudeville and one of the plays given apparent evils of the party elec- ’•**• fail next A mixture of about ; , formally presented to at tive In Utah Elections officers, was Ballet and Ball Room ! the city park on the college cam- system without sacrificing fair Dancing of fodder or*" part to four and one him Friday afternoon by MaJ. A. P pus. Sidney Landon. who is a famous student voice in government. half of and West Oak St. Phone 1786-J part*, potal *es made a mass ' Ardonrel. state quartermaster l>l7 and will one of the Letters will be j impersonator, give written to a num- l niversify of Utah. April *2*l. iK.M. which parked wctLTa the silo and ; property and disburs- number.- the dur„ ber I'nited States Lyceum at college of the leading universities of I.l\) No announcement ha* been * • ing I* inscribed “for effi- ing them officer. It the* summer, has agreed to give the country asking for detaV* made as to when the student body elec- rally all the Juice. directorship of band.” special demonstration regarding of studen.. cient a of makeup forms govern- tions which were called off last Friday Th* the Fort Collins high potato silage w.ll b* com to theater ment. These will be Friday, the group only. studied by the will l*e resumed, it was state Monday par*»d with cull potatoes and be- i school hand, which Includes many of board and their respective merits afternoon There arc many people interested by Dougina Wood, president feeds in rattle and lamb fatteains of the boys In the 157th infantry will be considered. It Portable in these is the privilege 1 •»f the student laxly. Typewriters > courses and they consist to the annual experiments next fall. of band which will attend any student of the a' Student election* 1 a large of local people. Those University laxly which were extent, at rifl«- time to National Guard camp the the any offer suggestions or crit- in progress last Friday were who at present time are going to suddenly It — — icisms ranee. Juue 8. demon*trated mn [ hdertcood Corona rh« which will aid the committee called entirely off in the aftern<*on Royal take course, are Prof, and Mrs. here Music week in its slcal ability as a work. when It was discovered that n series Fred G. Person, Mrs. Ann Gaylord attraction. It played at the city aud- <*f more than I Bruce and Miriam Poundstone, Nor- a hundred ballots, all itorium in the forenoon, at Six Sold on marked In ink, in the same man- Easy Payments 41 jnan Lt wis, I.anon Avery, Dorothy green tcenth and California streets st Forestry Class ner and with consecutive Leach, Beth Mrs. J. R. enumeration, Rudolphe, Fifteenth and Stop* street*, passing noon, at P Stanley and Ethel McMillan. There Starts Tree Nursery were under the noses of the and broadcast from KLZ at 1 o'clock if* who | judges. many otbcci arc eontemplct- Warrant Officer Carson use tb The marked ballot* did not have cor '■'ort Collins high school band as a terested will b*- The re*l>ondlnjf stubs to with them held Monday evening. class in Silviculture is go pre- feeder for the National Guard Mu- in build 'fence. It ha- been decided that the bal- Hawthorne May 20. at 7:15 the Little Thea- parlug to a very small tree sical organization. lie Is teacher of CAMPUS SHOP had bal- THE ter of Ammons us never passed through the hall. Rehearsals will nursery in the Arboretum At first, hand Instruments at the Colorado the will lot box, but were brought Into ‘he room •tart the 27*.h of May in order to nursery be chiefly composer, Agricultural college roruw rratory o' by one who pt**»*l us a counter. The have the first production ready by i* Colorado blue spruce seedlings. It rrti*fc. He alto direct* the Jna»o !- no! aimed to counter* pa***ed back and forth prom- Garage I of ti . "Y .• - produce forest tier* in high school band nt Kurt Collin' vion. The fee- for »tiling iscuously the room. one course are m any commercial quanti- “Warrant Officer Carson deserve The affair assumes more hideous *10:00, for two $16.00 and for three tit but merely to give the cla«s 1 U hen better credit for the wonderful car* are built. when another great worn 123-00. TMi entitle* experience in this pro)x>r;ious theory is ud len Oxfords will tho-e taking line of work. s Bulck build them.” he has done In developin': a 11r-■ ■ vut cml. This that the Sport the take . theory Suggest* Sales and Service *ny • : courses to folk danc- class hand for the 157th Infantry.'' stuffing was not done with the iutcii- Open all Night ing or dimming fur an additional Major Ardonrel said Friday. "And infill patterns for young nth full; the Cheyenne dancers at the tlon of electing the candidates whb-li , 1 ■ fifty * t The dancing course college In bringing Ms high school band won. Black-white basket several months wore favrocsl. but with the inteutio:i ago. For those who ; of here In the week weave, tan-brown smoko the the to participate Music register by May 20 a $5.00 deposit having stuffing discovered and the All sizes. is tho balance rr.ndldnte disqualified by tills program he has shown right neccs.-ary being due mean* ! spirit He richly deserves th*» medal THE CANON AVENUE OROCERY at the regular date of registration The - detectives aiv hn-il Hart and the June 17. These elates g-iged In ferreting out the criminal. To Colonel regimental gives special attention lo will be con- staff hare given him $4.95 ducted afternoons and date no blame has l**on placed on eith- FRATERNITIES AND evenings*. SORORITIES The classes will be conducted i er an orgnnixutbm or un individual. firnnni’* I re»h Meat. Fruit and Vegetables as Girl I maintain that love-making Nl \\ u: to. 4I« Avenue regular college classes members Ml \ i:i.l. SHOE CMC a 4 )on Smile public schools of Greeley, will The I lf calf club* organized l.y the teach the other two classes. Mr*. COMPARE VALUES McGrew I’otltttjr Kiliudou aueiits under tlie sii- (.ive group in Gi.tday won the Is tour (leanim; anil For tour before an- sold. tUbfrm* will U* Re I Troubles state l**n l*l«u :>f the Extension Service of they The Store is Value theatrical- in Denver thi* The supreme effort of Meyer awarded tin* winner* by the Ilenver I‘ spring. tin* ('-•lorndo Agricultural College, wi.l t "Better Values" for We in- Colon Stockyard* company living. your money. bold ‘heir first nnutinl calf sab* at the This is the mo>- extensive drama- • to After the *alo the club nemlier* wPI vite—yes. urge you compare style, tic Itenver St<*‘k yards Tuesday. May 21. compare, DE LUXE CLEANERS coma over ftffervd by the Colo* fisl the market In* token on a tour of the stockyard*. service, rado Agricultural Tweftty-fonr calves for compare quality, compare compare prices. college, and with M VHTIN-I.KSI.IK 4-11 in five Colorado , an ordiug to Walter KreemMti. si**iai- the by a- many boys will find The Store Values to be as cooperation of the city, and the You Meyer good On Oak St.. Opp. I>. (). I'h. this -Ist in 111 elifh work f..r the Colorado !Ho—for Service that Kveels advertUment which it count!** will*lk* judged and wild at be will give the (if not betterl than can found anywhere. exti'iedoii time. An annual fall sale In Septem Agricultural college sendee • city, it has great opportuntiies. The be lunch the her is also planned, in addition to tin Jh.vh will guests nt of regular winter sale during the Nation fienvcr I'uloti Stockyard* company In Ererv l)av a \ aloe Day at the afternoon he al Western Stock Show. they will taken on a Interest and around Club- boy s have entered 1 calf from trip t•» point* of in Lienvcr This ha* been Moot In county in tlu sale. S from liar trip nrrnuged

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A preliminary Judging context for the S calves frotti Garfield county will

Ih* held at Glen wood Springs Just be- fore tin- Denver .sale. A first prize of LYRIC winner a JO» calf h o U*en offered the 130-131 So. of this preliminary contest. I HID.W College Itopr--. illative* of the tracking bous- N«*inhlH»rf*" Denver. Feature es will )» ’ge tin* culve* in Just Pfrturc Dunbar Co

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