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— Mountain crown Rocky Collegian Aggie Published VOLUME XLIII FORT COLLINS, COLORADO, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, NUMBER 13 AGGIES SEEK TITLE IN UTAH GAME Dick Scott Dies Of Roundtrip Fares Comedy Will Be Monday NOTICE Farmers Must Defeat Utes Reasonable For The Aggie team will leave Feature Of Next Sustained In Wreck from the Union Pacific sta- Salt Lake tion ftt Injuries Trip 4:00 p. in. this after- Lyceum Program To Gain Conference Title noon and will arrive back in Special railroad rates have been Fort Collins at 3 Fri- OTHER AGGIE p. m. The Cohens and TWO STUDENTS INJURED AS CAR Kellys in extended to at) those day. Every Aggie student wishing to Trouble is the feature to be shown Or Tie For First With D. U. LEAVES ROAD ON RETURN TRIP FROM Journey to Salt I.ake City is urged to be at the station for the on Thursday and Friday evenings, GAME AT D. U. STADIUM Aggle-Utah U. football today to give them send- game on a November 30 and December 1 In Thanksgiving day. off on their trip west and AGGIES IN GOOD CONDITION AFTER the Old Main auditorium. The no- COLO. COLLEGE The also be individual round rates at the station to wel- trip toriously funny comedy team GAME; LEAVE TUESDAY AT 4:00 O’CLOCK Dick Scott, 19, a sophomore unclassified at student are; come them back home, win Aggies, Clyirles Murray and George Sid- 8 o’clock FOR SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH died at Monday morning in the $12.00 in coaches or lose. Ijongmont of and chair cars. starred and this hospital ney are fact guar- received in an accident *10.60 In tourist injuries automobile on the Bleepers. antees an evening of for Denver-Fort laughter Colorado $21.25 face the Utah Red- flret class rate. all. Aggies champion university Collins highway Saturday night. The other of occupants the car All tickets will he skins on the Utah at Lake he on sale No- “hunting grounds’’ Salt City as the in which was. were not critically injured. This picture was scheduled be- vember 28 and 29. Those final scheduled desiring fore it conference game "or the Farmers in one of the Joe Womack, a junior in the was realized that vacation numerous cuts, lie was taken im- Five Schools to go may leave Port Collins with would be in “turkey day” classics of the conference. animal husbandry department, mediately to the Longmont progress but It was im- hospi- the team at I lit) m. Tuesday, not p possible to switch The Colorado ft as driving, he was injured. tal. The incident the date as the squad returned to Fort Collins happened at In Aggie Sunday arriving Salt Lake at 10 20 a. show is to be this The other two occupants of the 12:30 Saturday night. run semester afternoon in condition m. good physical and will leave today for the Wednesday morning or they Represented and there no Caroline Monk, a freshman Scott is other open date. car, was born in Denver final and may take the 15 game of the The train the 4 train Wednes- The season. carrying to Salt economics student show' starts at o’clock Aggies home from graduated from seven Deertrail high afternoon day and arrive in Salt Lake will leave the Union 4 and admission is student Pacific depot at :00 m. Fountain, sustained a fractured school. He is At by ac- p. survived by his Lake at 10:20 a. in. Thursday. Banquet The tivity tic Lets as usual. conference games to be and severe cats, and Estelle mother, Mrs. J. A. Scott played on Thanksgiving will (eg and a sis- Day The return train will leave Salt a freshman unclassi- ter. determine who will be or MeDougall. Irene, both of 600 South champion who will be tied for the con- Lake at 9:50 President Breckenridge, Thursday evening. Lory Speaks To fied from received Howes street; and Howard ference li Utah defeats Scott, A championship, Aggies and Denver uni- special from LaSalle Friday will several cuts and bruises. They of Deertrail; Harold Cosmopolitans Here Scott, Agate; Dramatic Club versity beats Colorado, Denver will be If Utah beats arrive in Fort Collins 3:40 champion. at p. m. were able to return to Fort Collins Walter Scott, Denver; Jimmy Friday Aggies and Colorado defeats Den- do beats Denver and In order make Aggies trim with Womack Monday morning. Scott, California; to the above and Warren ver. the championship will be the Utes, Colorado will fall quoted rates it Aggies Scott, address available, will be The Colorado The accident occurred at what unknown. Aggie Cosmopoli- Is thrown into On a three-cornered tie heir to the conference football necessary for at least 20 persons wus Working known as Corner.” about The fune.ral will be held 3:30 tan club host to the between is *‘Co«y at Cosmopol- Aggies. Utah and Denver. throne. to sign up. itan club* miles north of Denver Tuesday. Nov. 28. at Balmers of Colorado university, It Aggies beat seven on Utah and Denver Colorado Aggies will be For facing a Drawing Room; further information, inquire Deuver university. Colorado December the highway leading to Fort Col- the funeral was School defeats Colorado University, Play the much stronger team than Denver at M**t this time ilu* Office of tiie men’s «»f Mines and Colorado Teachers lint*. Thu party had attended the at so that students gym- championship will be tie between a university defeated by two touch- nasium of the or at the Union Pacific college at a in football game In Denver. Saturday college might attend. The banquet Ammons Denver and Aggiee. hut if Colora- December downs a little a week 15 and 16. the Dra- over ago. will railroad office. night. Nov. afternoon, und was returning body be taken to Deertrail hall, Friday 24. Dr. The Utes have had a week’s matic Club will their rest has. present sec- Fort Collins. where a funeral service and bur- ( A. Lory gave the principal home to A brake on than ond play of the more the Farmers, and one address year. "Lombardi of the front wheels of the ial will be held Wednesday. of the evening on "Inter- Scribblers car Hear one Limited.” can bet that Coach Ike Aimstrong a clever comedy in three nationalism.” failed to work as the car The banquet is an properly Rules has been on Posted acts by drilling his boys plen- Frederick and Sammy Hat- annual affair for he Varied the curve at ue bot- i Aggie chap- Program approached ton. ty hard after the little embarrass- ter. tom of the hill, and the Cyril Kay-Scott car was ment at Denver which made the Gillette Malcouronne plays the Stories of In the plunged Into ditch where it In Chess Ke\ McCleneghan, of the logging north the Shown Meth- Utes totter on their throne. The part of Tito Lombardi, a woods, of animals, Paintings Play od‘st church, tempera- of characters, turned Scott sustained frac- the over. opened program Utah warriors outplayed Denver mental Italian who his of keeps sec- mountain climbing, and of a tures of the back and neck and with the invocation, after which In (Continued on page five) Aggie Library retary. Hodklnn. The (’he** club, played hy Freddy murdor wore read by their auth- recently organ- Luther Farajian. president of the Stone, in constant to ized. ha* arranged a ladder anxiety by his ors form a varied of tour- Iciub, welcomed the A program Twenty-six water color paint- guests. rep- gifts to the mannequins in the Scribbler’s nament under the following plan. his club meeting resentative from each organization Are ing* by Cyril Kay-Scott. director Spur Pledges modiste shop. Ruth The members have been Sprengle Thursday evening at Helen lame arrang- replied. Laura and Ellin Smith s Collrgiana of the Denver Art Museum, are plays th** part of Norah, whose home. ed in the following order Pro- aid Initiated by pluyed Liszt’s “Hungarian Rhap- Tuesday By Lois Staver hung in the small reading room of is invaluable to the Martin fessor Aroian. sponsor of the club management Hanson read "Logger's sodic” as a piano duet. Dr Lory the library. of the establishment. Charles Pride.” a story of Initiation of Caddis, Boh Evans, Chris a Minnesota Spur pledges was welcomed the visitors and gave a The pictures were painted by Edna Goodwin, who planned the lumberjack held at Kuehlke. Richard Osborne. Rich- Mary Alice Hamilton Ammons hall Tuesday eve- short but very optimistic talk on Student* Ik. Mr. Kay-Scott this summer around setting for the last play, ta Lida read two character ning. November 21. Ml I'. cehd»ratcd urd Schultz. Wendell Markham. studies. ‘My world relations. He believes that Mutuum, the west coast of Moore, a former tlirlr *Uteentli niinuMl on Wilbur Fox. W. W. Lor- mannequin at First Love" and “Uncle Eddie." The pledges guests of the Lambert, international good will is making were Mexico The painting* show views Lombardi Limited. She Is a show- LeWells Rust actives at '!«) week by N|i|M«rinK on the en Christensen. road “Murder on a buffet dinner. Haley Houghton. progress, in spite of the apparent of the ocean, coast line, a light- girl who is in love w-ith Max April Those eanipua H(*nrlii|{ lieard*. Imm**. Hugh Purcell. Raymond Farls and Mountain.” a short story of who were initiated as ac- lack of progress. At the close of house. native streets, and an ox Strohn. producer of revues, heavi- hoo|e-kirt*. mikI M. Aghassi. a twice-murdered victim. Cather- tive Spurs are Catherine (wly*wrat garb. his address. Laura und Ellin Long- ill debt to Tito. carried und donkey pulling carts. ly ine Longmore read “Just Ilildegard Kranefeld. Mar- Tin*) Hit HiiiNttcTN n'nr«T)- individual Smith played a Pup." more. Any may challenge as a second number. Julia Reed plays thing. One-half of the collection was Phyllis Man- an animal sketch, and “Incident.” tha Trimble, Doris Francis. any one of the three persons above Suppe’s "Overture Poet and Peas- ning an actress with whom Tito Paris for exhibition. I)r. n mountain climbing episode Staver, Charlotte Edwards. Ruth sent to him. If the challenger wins the ant.” to is in love. Phyllis, in turn, loves Durrell was able secure Counter, Margaret Gothard. Doro- An inquiry mmlr at Harvard L. W. game, he exchanges places with Following the program a dance Max Strohn—BUl other half to at the Propp. FARM thy Mahoney. Louise Moorehouee, revealed that male students the display his opponent; If he loses, he re- ORGANIZATIONS carry was held The following from Eleanor Higgins ta the tempes- for the next few weeks TO Gertrude Barnes, Melba Weisdor- <»n their an of 21! library tains his own place. In event he MEET HERE DEC. 5 (tenton average Fort Collins and Colorado Agricul- Mrs. tuous Worthington Brown, a fer. Wilma Scott. Glenda Peiter- does lose, r«*nt». The average at m lent aI he must pluy someone tural college attended the banquet. rich society leader. Don Vest, BEAT UTAH! as Farm organizations and Virginia Hub- I', below kirn before lie unoth repre- son, Mosley, Peggy oirriin nit cents.—\. S. plays Harry Mrachcek. George Hough- Rickey Tosselli, the rich plays sentatives will be guests of the bard, Martha Finn. Maxine Bales. A. ((tti«'»w* the l**n’t er above him. dcpr«***lon person -0111. Laura Smith. Ellin Smith. Lu- friend of Tito who young falls in college on Dec. 5 and 6 at a series Florence Longyear. Cornelia Car- ov.r after all.) The challenger always take* the ther Farajian. Murdiros Torotan. love with Frank Daisy. Sampson, of meetings in honor of Farm and ter. Sarah Morton. N’OTK'K Madge Hall, white pieces If the cheegmate Is Dorothy Dee How* Margaret Wili- who designed the last stage set. Home Week. The two day pro- Florence Wilshire. Florence Sh»’U- Several Th< tern questions for the |»eop|e over a« (inv|r> threatened, warning must be giv- er. Lillian Kollo, Mary Gertrude takes the part of the expressman will gram feature many leading abarger, Anna Kelly. Roberta KOI ll»r examination for Pre-Medical be HMIII** Idea some of tin* \g* en. Danger to the queen must Young. Floritie Rehder, Florence authorities the Mawson, Lillian received in farm organiza- Segelke, Allot- •wrr tuni hint ttiidentx have been Kibitzer* year. They think warned al-*« are now- Wilshire, Dr and Mrs. (j. H tion field Pen nock and Mabel Koch«*r. l» The ex- , a« h« at the Dean s office. hers «nU n iii'M alma mater allowed. If a piece is removed It NVhlteford. Mr and Mrs. H F. Civic Orchestra conducted *’*'** The Mirror also think- "O amination will be remain* iti tout place. Any un- Coen. Dean S Arthur Johnson. Al- Tea* o’clock her* the l»ean at three will be (Village** ha« imlliml It* by finished games written ice Baer, Hiidegard Kranefeld. To Give Concert Coeds Are Rather Recent Display P'»pulitHty mi Wednesday. I>e« 6 at hjs *.v.. n .._n v.w.,.., atnl lack* the *tlrring. down and finished later Athanas Ditnltroff. Larry Solln, On College Campuses; Oberlin Was patriotic, alncerit) office. (Continued on page six) Tuesday Evening of a Irtil) It is hoped that permission will Student* wlehliiK to take First To Admit Women college ami that be granted to the ladder As Students Ming, put up 11 ‘'l'* thU examination a h o I d Tiie Civic orchestra will be 0 l*o fen tlie an«l u pre- Mixing «*pf*eel in the 'Y' room in the gym. sented in Coed* “f real make known their Intention** a “Pop" concert at Old are a fairly new display were required to work three hours collegiate rhythm and mel- As yet no women have made A. W. S. Dance at the Dean's office. Main. Tuesday evening. December on American college campuses, daily, the men received five cents ody tending to create acorn ami | their appearance in the chess club. 5. under derision the ausplceM of the col- considering how long the earth per hour and the women wore con- inntead of reverence ami *°v Y. VV. (\ A. Mr. Horace Lee bus been rotating in the same old tent with three cents. • lege The women **• (I. for him*, at III Indie To Be Dec. 9 tltnt Davis, tenor, will be the soloist of rut Nineteen thirty-.areo marks got a break in the board hill as 'Tome on Agglea" |m C>. K.) Men Pestered By Coeds Seeking tiie evening singing two arias with the 100th anniversary of higher they paid 7 5 cents a work for Hm* A.W.S. Dance the orchestra. education for women of the United board, while the men mothers strict Dates For Annual paid $l.OO arc warning Saturday evening. December 9. The Civic before orchestra Is directed States, according to a report in the they were allowed to en- rhildren almut with |>laylng Is the date marked by all girls of f,r**. by Mrs. Edit ha Todd Leonard, “Journal of Higher Education" velope food. yet Home of them grow up the school for the A. VV. 8. dance turns to In the spring u young man’s fancy lightly thoughts who sturted a Junior Symphony published at the Ohio State uni- "Woking.— Helghtsonlan. 1/oretta which ItuleN for C'O-tHltiration was mo successful last year Orchestra in 1922 while s..e was versity. Heights. when comes, coed's thoughts are of the of love but December Atfjrio that It was deemed wise to make An extraction from the Oberlin still a student at Aggies. Mrs. In those days of the hour glass dance. it an annual event. The dance is catalogue regarding rules for to take to the A. W. S. co- Aroused "him” Leonard has continued this early bodices and handle bar mustaches, by the recent kidnap- be to hold in the Men's gym at education reads as follows: dance orchestra, for nine seasons under It was not uncommon to see a man and murder of Brooke Hart, It with excitement that the first was held was jfeeat 9:00 p. m., Don Deane's orches- “Young ladies of good minds, un- the name of the Fort Collins Con- In a faint after seeing the third ““ yonr old Stanford U. student, is time for the second annual A. \V. X. tra will furnish the music, and it blemished last year and here it hop morals and respectable I'ollejfe cert orchestra, one season os the lace on a woman's shoe. Moth- women at Arizona State she is Informal. little coed’s heart lieats fast with rapture as thinks attainments are received into this Teachers and every “Little Symphony" with only er’s daughters were not allowed to have I nit tuft'd a tnovc- Tickets for the dance are department and placed under the is a "secret sorrow. fifty twenty-one and this flirt witli the men through ,,n*i l of her hero or maybe it members, except , among women of the atate cents and may be purchased from superintendence of a Judicious writes him a note and little beginning the eleventh sea- windows, and brilliant to It Differences will he patched lip away year, plate glass pH ion the ftvlernl government S to 5 on the lady whose duty it Is to correct "freshle" knows he’s “dated.” any duy during week of * tho biwt friend, und last son concert playing, the or- men were thinking up ways to put <>r more drastic action against the with boy of Monday, December 4. at Am- their habits and mold the female Hl| will be found for the chestra has recognized and will be side cars on bicycles without los- vt* of erimt' minute dutes The most dated girl the cam- and terror. on character. board mon's Hall from Mrs. Stow or a.ll They at the pub- Coed will known as tho “Civic" Orchestra. ing the aid of the bashful Betty “enie-meinie-mlnie” helpful woman pledge. pus goes and A. W. S. council member; the girl* lic table and perform the labor of There are members the At girl friend forty-two at power on peda..i. Mills be begging her dearest then decides to ask a man from College It Is Maid that receive their steward's department together will programs tie they ***** because Betty the present time embracing utmost Oberlln 100 Years 01*1 take "so and so" Mines the fellows won’t PWfawoni defend slang of un- to mo Aggie with the and much of the buy their tickets. All girls of the washing herself but complete symphonic orchestration. Oberlln was established should be him favorites. Oh college call It “tech- taking think she’s playing They are invited, as well fac- sewing for the students They at- campus as There twelve Aggie students in hundred and it nl,'*d she has "a new one are one years ago. was and wel- can't because yeah! recitations with college language*’ guests. Girls may bring out- tend young gen- ulty the ensemble* two members of the the first to let the fairer *01,1 lose. college c It in their classes. too good to side guests If they purchase the tlemen In all departments Their Well anyhow it’s going to be the faculty and several alumni. stroll the college grounds as the freshman gnse sex With sighs, from the ticket for them. rooms are entirely separate Eng- dance of the season as far as A sliver offering will be taken students. Antioch followed Ober- At football hero In her Alleghany College, Mead- at the those of the other sex, and no dared concerned and the fel- Patrons and patronesses of the for the benefit of both the orches- lln. and then state universi- v*^e wtshea she girls are many * snowball has lish class and **«•* a two foot calls visits their —well to be satis- dance members of the social tra and the Y. VV. C. A. who will ties followed the or in respective of not. lows they ought are plan. him to but course excitement anti enter- ask go bills for the committee. share all seatß fied. No evening. the proceeds. At Oberlln, all of the students apartments are at permitted." sophomore two (Contlnued on page six) the petite Tuesday, 1 THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIAN Two COLLEGE CALENDAR nlgfct. November o’clock Friday Wednesday, 20 tore nine Chla, anl Sig Alpha, Stg Closes Notice —College 4 : 00 Thanksgiving y Mountain Nus. November 80 Rocky Collegian possibly Sigma Thursday. schedules ot Utah at Salt Lake the Associated Students of 2 That football Unlv. City. Published every Wednesday by .. 00—Fo-tbull, there be no December 4 Ill Winds arranged so that Monday, THE COLORADO AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE dances. after big the day Opens. tlie Robinson 1 Co. games College I "tinted by "riming "It’s an ill wind that blows ten men call at least 3. That —Livestock Club - Physic. JOO, Old Main Phone 6»7 7-15- Bniifr OFFICES: Room want girl nobody good." before they a minutes Club - 7 ■ 15—Chemistry Chemistry .pcond-clao. matter at tbe poat office. Fort Collins, Colorado out. December 8 Bsli^ Entered at to go Tuesday, sometimes take That men Meeting. Becky 4 M. C. A. Member witti full privilege* of Western lotercolleglate and tbe 4 00—Y. they'd like to their dates where Meeting. Mountain Intercollegiate Press Association W. C. A. Greetings to yah all. A happy Clinton Rockwell in one of his ~:00—Y. moments with —Green Knights Physics Editor Thanksgiving and a snappy Fourth weaker had a date that 7:00 Robert S. C-rltea get rid of 6 That men Phone 776 of seemed to have three different girls for the same July! Everyone attitude. tako-it-for-granted home. Associate Editor had time last week-end Tri Delt, K. D. and a have a birthday them We Vic Cornellaon a good night—a a refrain sororities would wond«r-_ That men please %/j|f ti. blonde Business Manager with the and the "Stam- Gamma Phi. Hotcha. The result to put In It a or Cordon Ayres game when a gif' cake and borrow a pin brunet, or being sarcastic m the from Phone 643 pede" Friday night. was that the said gentleman in take turns wear- Just getting absent another fellow girls could date your minded Fufl happens to Assistant Manager case spent the evening at home. the Tri Deltb Carrol Wade - Kelsey, while. ing It too. onco In a Vern Hittie. the Sig Ep brute, next. stop griping want your pin Again, here's EDITORIAL STAFF 7. That men where who I JB came back from Denver last week- Hunge: A guy so tough, late, and News Kdlto; being ear Alfred Westfall - about their girls with an to the end with his cheeks says two sexes are not enough. wind Editor beautifully for Delt active: Jack —— - Sport* themselves, Tri Clevenger - time Wanted a to be on by the hair try eye near keyhole. ill Society Editor rouged and his exquisitely Anna Smith . how to hold your man. change. Lessons In Jeau a Bob Whitney Feature Editor curled. Nice work Alice. Phillips objected to wear- M ask your tall Youri, Why don’t you Marie Mlddagb Women's Sports Edttoi ing black cotton stockings and Editor rumored lust week that Polly James Brough Activity It was blonde pledge? WltfcJl Wonder why Dorothy Dunn has white tennis shoes, which were Eschsnge Editor Lola Btavor G. P. broke her engagement much in evidence last week, be- a Departmental Editor been wearing colored glasses? Can Loulae Moorbouae did mistake two G. P.'s Dick was at- Columnist match wonder why Huber: Hurt,- it be that certain males are too cause she said they didn't blonde Theta Desk Editor that little (lane Young bright and shiney? her "baby-blue eyes.” tracted to Cartoonist how disappointed It's because she Marge Brandner Just imagine pledge Why Just Special Writer (ill Slur.m _.■■■- the other night soft ears. Time: Thursday night. What this world needs is more the Sig Bps were ha* such little PETTY “Too Wonderful, BUSINESS STAFF Place: The Lambda Chi house. to sing in the chorus and fewer In their pledge, THE and found like tubbed him O s how they JEWELER Paul Krauae Advertlllng Occasion: Entertaining the to do the solo parts. when they Ask the A. T like In." Harold Boborlaou Advertlllng and figure "Hide and Crawl Gamma Phi Pledges. he had knees a to play nrw«MMWjL Taylor Circulation Leona don’t you think? What happened: After the last A dark man is seen frequently Harry Lauder. Rather childish REPORTERS of the Gamma Phi pledges had trailing Lillian Segelke. WTatch (Oh. not so childish.) Pelinock, Lula l.audblom, Mary Jaue Monaelle Wldoner, Hurt* Frauds, Alice farewell the the pledges said her fond to boye, your step thar—girl! It's kinda tough on la Deuiutb. Bulb Wallace, Jeaaa Simnuda. Jobo Tblmmlg. Lola llomaber. Lord took fel- the actives out of hiberna- who don’t happen to Phil Longm n some come of eororities Marga.et Puckelt, Jack Donaldson. Margarot Gothard. Melvin may Bodgera, foot- HEADACHES? the is still among the C. C. Kraufeld, Eleanor Davis. Martha tion and were discussing Betty Amsley giggling have the president of Spur lows to Denver to Miller, Cheater Laird. I.eWella Bual, Hll.legard Joe llrlggs. Bill Tlmpte, the and other night. It was and forgot to bring Trimble. Jane Veasey, Buth Sprelig'e. Grace lleuderaon, events of evening over Saturday really their members. ball game Brsy. Lauure Avery, George Lang. Dorothy Kilting. Charles .Nicholson. Duress subjects that really weren't for quite the laughable thing. How NERVOUSNESS? Wllne Hall. when about It? Gabriel Horn the fairer sex to hear, out “Someone Stole s who should the drum- EYE-STRAIN? of the sun room but that doesn't excuse GIVING THANKS walk but H. P. and his girl friend, Dode Evans aays she had a Boy about It Morrill,) Fanner mer. (How Spencer M. L. C.. Gamma Phi pledge who Scout pin, once. a Meal*, Handwichac to Regular to Lie such common affairs that it is often easy Possibly it is Holidays get had lingered a bit longer than the Found, the Gamma Phi's suc- your ey* Horvicr and Fountain their real tells that the first Thanks- fiery? offer a forget meaning. History us rest. Were the boys’ faces The Sig Aiphs want to In securing fraternity pins. cess Have them examinti by the fathers for the I’ll were! vote of thanks to their brother. of the rest of you giving day was inaugurated by Pilgrim pur- say they Maybe if some Bill Berlin, for rearranging their to Clod for the he had given pose of giving thanks many blessings The Beta Phis are giving the dates for them Friday night. them. didn’t have near the domestic comforts that we have, They are to THANKSGIVING SPECIAL Phi Taue a "run for their money.’’ What the Sig Aiphs going L. Ritter have been added J. didn’t have a lot of that to and they blessings do with all those turkeys, start a 30c Turkey Plate 25c Turkey Dinner OPTOMETRIST our assortment since that time. Things other than football occu- farm! pied the team’s attention week be- Prob- Upstairs over Woolwonk'i We could all take a lesson from those Pilgrim fathers. fore last down in Denver. Ask Coed's Kill of Rights THE COLLEGE INN will home uud dinner ably a lot of us go eat a big Thanksgiving Sandstead. 1. That men call for dates be- and never even thank Mother for the second helping of turkey. life the favors that extended to us We go through accepting are of We in the habit without showing any sign appreciation. get of of accepting the cheeks that come from home as a matter course. Instead of being thankful for the blessings we receive we gripe if we don’t get the things we expect. to One day in the year isn’t sufficient time for auy of us be the Ilut thankful for all the favors we have accepted during year. aren’t “self that day should serve to remind us that we as made” as we sometimes get to thinking we are. last year perhaps there was no The March of Events food or perhaps the bread of char- ity, bitter bread. In the hearts of By Hubert D. Burke these homes there will be true Thanksgiving. If we have ever come humbly When we have everything which to a Thanksgiving day it is this sometimes forget to We we desire we year. an* thankful this year Yon thankful and take our good for- to have survived the Last be year. say tune as our born right. The last year at this time we were so dis- few we have had a lesson apirited by the depression that we years noon he forgotten. velds which may not could barely lift our heads lu are We have learned that prosperity thanksgiving, our heurts remained inexauatable hut '' downcast. is not an spring a deep well from which everything like in not other must bo drawn with a great The “New Deal'’ has not been amount of work and pains. We proved y«*t economically but it has W the have been resentful lately for put hope Into our heart*, has giv- wall which hud been overflowing en us a goal We have been able in off mud suddenly went dry September. to get our eyes the at our feet and on the road ahead. It is 1929 It has taken us four long Y true the road is rough and but to the *.iachln- weary years repair marked as yet but have dimly we from the ery to draw the product i road, away out! well. We are truly thankful that lu homes there is a pro- many N we have at last away out regard vider who will bring home food %s§! for dinner Thursday. In this home loss of its difficulty. FRED EVANS AGGIES, Oj&lorrw WE ARE HERE are made of tobac* AM EXCLUSIVE EVE SERVICE TO SERVE YOU CIGARETTESco, wrapped in paper, and they M 6 So COLLEGE AVC may look alike; but that doesn’t mean OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOODOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO that they are alike. Chesterfield are not like ANNOUNCING Cigarettes other cigarettes. The tobacco is not THE like the tobacco used in other ciga- Newliouse Hotel rettes. It is mild, ripe—not harsh, SALT LAKE CITY or strong. HEADQUARTERS FOR Then again, Chesterfields taste bet- C. A. C. TEAM AND STUDENTS in ter. They are seasoned the right DURING way with the right kind of Turkish - GAME—THANKSGIVING C. A. C. U. OF U. Tobacco. There is nothing flat or tasteless about them. FOLLOW YOUR TEAM TO SALT LAKE You’re me SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS telling "They Satisfy"! SEE BULLETIN BOARD FOR DETAILS THE Newhouse Hotel IM >ll C'RITKH SALT LAKE I'Uliior t»f flu* (killi'Kian © 1935. Liogitt * Mmi Tobacco Co. 'uesdiv, November 28, 1933 THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIAN Three Mrs. Crain, the Lambda Chi A, C. C. Marie Hanfeld, Bill and Harold Literature on Fresh Milk" and housemother, and Miss Kate Scott, The Colorado State of Rice were dinner Chapter guests at the Sig ‘Laboratory Manual" by the Inter- the Tri Delt housemother, motored the American Association of Com- Alph house Sunday. Departments national Association of Milk Deal- to Boulder Saturday to visit mons Clubs gave their annual ers, “Famous First Facts" J. N. friends. by pledge dance at Community hall, The of Sigma pledges Alpha Ep- Kane, “Historical Geology’’ by R. Friday evening, November 24. silon entertained the actives at a Library C. Moore, "Forestry, An Economic The Lambda Chi pledges enter- The guests present were: Pro- dinner Monday evening. There are a number of new Challenge” A. N. Pack. “A Con- FALL tained the Gamma Phi pledges at fessor and Mrs. R. T. Burdick, books to be found in the library. notary” (humorous definitions) dinner a and radio dance Thurs- Professor and Mrs. John P. Cow- B. I. Morrill dinner was a guest They are: ‘'Case-Conference Pro- by J. G. Pollard, “Familiar Es- day night. ley, chaperones. Dr. and Mrs. G. at the Sig Alph house Saturday blems in Group Guidance” by R. says” by Stuart Robertson. “Cop- SOCIETY A. Schmidt Professor and and Mrs. evening. D. Alien, ''Common Problems in per Work” by A. F. Rose, "Colo- Delta Delta Delta Fred G. Person, guests of honor, Group Guidance” by R. D. Allen rado River Controversies” by R. The Trl Delta had and the Misses u waffle sup- Betty Jane Ams- Nu Sigma and others, "The Child from One B. Stanton, “Essays of the Past at the per chapter house Sunday ley, Margaret Calvine Jane Adams, George Lung U recovering from to Twelve” by A. H. Arlitt, “Se- and Present” by Warner Taylor, night. B ibcock, Alexandra Stewart, Flor- an appendicitis operation in Long- lected Essays of Walter Bagehot'’ "Essays in Liberal Thought” by ine Rehdor, Doris Gardener, Ruth mont. by Waiter Bagehot, “How Plants W. H. Thomas and S. S. Morgan, In honor of Founder's day, a Perrin, Madeline Marie Dillon, (Jet Their Names” by L. H. Bailey, and “America in Civilization" by The other I heard one of banquet was given by the Delta Byers, F. Leßayne (lay our bright social W’alker, Elsie Kappa Alpha Theta for R. E. Turner. lights say “Essay Backgrounds Writing Delta Delta Bodhalne, Jeanne Whoever heard of a in sorority at the Col- Bodhaine, Ynez Ruth Counter and night club Fort Collins 1 old and Marie Suess Speaking" by A. F. Blanks, The town burn hotel Saturday The Morey, Dorothy be at last. ” night. Charlton, Edna spent the week-end in Brighton "Modern Tendencies in World last waking up Re- There is an interesting collec- guest list included Johnson, girls from the Mary Burlingame, Laura Ruth's visiting at home liglone” by C. S. Braden, “Histor- tion of colors exhibit- At any rate, a number of water being collegians were awake Wyoming, and Fort Col- Smith. Lillian Friday eye- Boulder, Mary Long, Long- ical Guide to Colorado" by L. R. ed at the library. They were made attended the of lins ing and opening the Fiesta chapters, and the alumnae strom, Mary Edith club. If like dim Koenig. “Lesson Plans for you ((Minina I*hi Ihi a Brigham, the past summer by Mr. Kay-Scott from Denver. Groome, and Velda Clark; and the {rhts, dreamy music—incidentally, Beth Mitton Teaching Nutrition" C. A. C. sings—and a Dorothy Carlson of Fort Lup- by while on a vacation on the West The girls from the Theta Lamb- Messrs. Calvin but decide for Raymond Faria, Vocational Education nod crowd, yourself whether ton. at Department. a you like Fort Collins’ spent the week end the Coast of Mexico. It is part of da chapter were: Susaune Adams, Mike Thomsic, Loren Mulrhead, 4th, 1933" the rst night club. Gamma Phi house. “Proceedings, by larger collection, half of which is Anita Allen, Lois Mar- Christensen, Leon Rob- Clammer, Hopkins, Conference Research on in Child sent Paris for exhibit. gave a Carnival dance being to Sig Eps that was garet Gothard, Alta Jackson, An- ert Moreland, plenty horsey, and Armstrong, "Rio Grande” The three Colorado Gamma Phi Development, by Most of the scenes are from entertained their lommoners na Kelly, Dorothy Mahoney, Jane Joe Foster, Larry LaSasso, Fred pledges Friday night. Harvey Fergusson, “Allocation of Beta chapters, C. C.. Aggies, and around Mazatlan, Mexico. These Tln-re must have been a Veasey, Edna Ellen Haynie, Ivan Jackson, Ivan Tho- magnet t Denver. The hostesses Riley, Steph- Corporate Income for the Purpose included D. U., held a tri-cliapter dance at pictures are loaned through the Denver Saturday. Lots of tin the ens, Esther Maxwell, Mary Jane mas, Martin Hansen, Clinton Bor- Misses Vaughn of State Taxation’’ by R. S. Ford. i Smith, Ann the Women’s building in Denver (Continued on page six) id Iron on wheels on the high- Slmonds, Gladys Mary Swan, Lois en, Harold Willis. Paul Streams, O’Kane, Edith Marian "Primer of ‘New Deal’ Economics” - Beach, Saturday evening. Those present Gamma Phi girls from Wilson. Charlotte Bennison, Mary Carter Weaver, Clarence ay Ag- Brown, Esther Tyler, by J. G. Frederick. “Trees of - McCartney, Flora from the Tau chapter were the with the chapters from Lois Hoffman, Anna Smith, Mary Sidney Baldridge, Robert es Joined May Huganer, Welsh, North America, v 1. The Coni- LOST: 2 portrait* of myself and i Betty Connor, Mrs. Misses Ruth Stone, Mary Margaret and D. U. for a dance after Crow, Jean Ruth Lock- Everet Van Aller, and John Wise. . C. r Kaiger and Mrs. Martha Phillips, fers" by (I R Green, "Study of Mathews, McGovern, Louise Small, Dorothy some snapshots, all in one pack- man, and Eleanor The o game. Theta Lambda and Mary Emery. rhythmic melodies were i During the meeting, Edith Akin, Fungi Found in Butter” by M Dorothy Carlson, Katherine age between Library and Myrtle Misses Crow, Ma- furnished Dick Kemp and his icta lieta chapters of Delta Delta Beach ’25, Mary Dorothy by Grimes cithers. "Abstract of 1 passed the candy an- Barkley, Roberta Herring. Ida and St. Please return to 722 Rem- celebrated Founder's and Edna furnished orchestra. Pita day at her hony Riley t Bouncing engagement to Grant Small, and Olive Hoffman, and held at the Colburn In some of the speaking on the pro- ington St.. Lauren Sanderson. banquet Brown ’25. Both i are living in the Messrs. Harvey Crum. Ken- duced the Teacher’s College Saturday evening. Denvor Igram. Kappa Delta News by enver at the present time. neth Shanks, Martin Goble, Sam- who home The members of Kappa Delta Dramatic Club at Wednes- Those stayed con- my Elliot, Jay King, Kelsey Carl Greeley (>») Carnival Dance Given were hostesses at a radio dance led themselves with radio > I'liratere** New» son, Herbert Dyer, Clarence Wor- day night. lon held house. Beta Phi's and K. D.’s By Sigina IMil Kps I Saturday night at the Hoffman Hires. * The Eta chapter of Phrateres rell, and Darwin Longman. Jewelry Phi held their the guests were Clarence id Saturday night. Sigma Epsilon Among STORE company announce the of pledging Mary Ben Counter drove to his home annual Carnival dance at the chap- Bruness, A1 Froman, Neil Lane, White Parvin 107 EAST MOUNTAIN of Fort Collins and Alpha Tau Omega in Brighton night. ter house Friday, November 24. Gale Warner, Dwight Hester, Leon Friday Ranald Toni Esther r. and .Mrs. Vaughn of Salida. Orville Hitchcock and James Welcome Aggies I Decorations were furnished by Piper, Fayette Stansbury, Fred uertain Dutcher were guests at the house cornshookß and pumpkins and an Osier, Joo Harrison, Wesley Fish- ORIENTALS Members of the animal husban- Montrose. The Eta chapter of Phrateres Friday. They are from occasional bale of hay. Refresh- er, James Grasse and Irving Rob- <'hlnoH* Mandarin Pajamas and their wives ■y department * entertained at Ammons hall on old-fash- SALE OF FURRED ments were served in an erts. .la|»aiH S4‘ ('oats and Robes entertained by Mr. and Mrs. ere * Wednesday evening. The follow- Most of the Mr. Cloud of- chapter attended ioned bar-room with 91.05 and at a dinner and up onald Tom ing girls were present: Mary Ger- the game in Denver Saturday. bartender. ficiating as Gamma Rho held at their home Alpha ldge party trude Young. Mary White Winter Coats -5 Parvin, Eva SMITH SEED STORE The chaperone was Mrs. Martin Johnson of Cheyenne. rlday evening. Earl. Bob Pott* Virginia Tuggle, Dorothy attended a play pro "Next Antertia Tln-iitr«'” Fox. Music furnished by week-end to was Wyoming, spent the ai A fortunate purchase brings Esther Those who enjoyed their hoa- - Vaughn, Elsie Bodhalne. Frosty Meyers and his Varsity house. the Alpha Gamma Rho them to you at and M Geo. Ethel Todd Velda tallty were Prof, s. and B. Clark Gangsters. The guests included . Morton. Prof a:.d Mrs Lu- - Kefr««hments were served at the Mrs. Wendel P. Martin Mr. ami Lloyd Bedford. Greeley, spent ll, s. Prof, and Mrs H. B. Os- - close of the eveuing. the Misses Genevieve $12.95 and lienry, the week-end at the A. T. O. Men’s Fine Gauge nd. Prof, and Mrs. Kush B. Ruth Houghton. Lois Landblom, house. Itluc-k Coats, Ilrmvn Coats, Free- ke. Mr. and Mrs Walt Dinner Dance Given in ), Catherine Longmore, Monzelle Pure SILK HOSE brant fiul furred collars, Mesdames C. A. Smith. Fred in * Honor of Peggy Pringle Valeria Edna Widener, Dorsey, like Lillian Segelke was a guest at a furred sleeves, if you mihach. Claude Reiser and Mr. Miss Peggy Pringle was sur- Goodwin. Virginia Bengough, Mar- formal Thanksgiving dinner at the them. an Watson. dinner dance the Embroidered prised at a at ian Gllchrest, Frances Woodside, Theta house Monday evening. c bridge won Miss Prizes at were by f 1 Armstrong Friday night by Kathryn Goodwin, Jane Irwin, Ida clocks, stripes, attending were KXI’KHT TAILORING re Freeman and Mr. Osland. Marie Epp. Those Small. Lois Wilson, Leona Taylor, 49Pr. Monk, Isabel Bun- all-over I Quality Fabrics. Rich Fur Misses Carolyn Harriett Savage. Edna Riley, Em- designs Wilberta Messrs, Trims. ■la Phi News ting and Staples; ma Wine. Rachel Hrenniman. Mar- Jack Barrows. Cafe The Denver Alumnae club of f ' Robert Morrasey, jorie Kirk. Florence Shellabarger. Thomanns' Beautiful colors! Rich-looking This Event Should Crowd Reed, and Pat pi., Phi Alpha were hostesses to > I Dick Scott, Elmer Mary Margaret McGovern, Ern.a- designs! If you're giving hose—- Our Shop Scott’s IlnMead. Lucille Hagler. l.'i Wiley. dean Burns and Itarabara An- Opposite see this quality assortment. lie Bray, and Lanore Avery of I The affair was arranged to thony. BEHRMAN’S when they entertain- jrl Collins ‘ honor Miss Pringle on her birth- In KK>aOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO:0OWDO00OOOOOOCH?OOOOO£t0O.OJ I at the Armour apartments orchestra Up-Stairs Sample Shop -1 day. Fiesta Club play- PENNEY For Christmas and Silk Robes Gifts—Corduroy Pajamas \l|*-rt lildg. 140 S. College I ed during the dinner. Paul Wood ANN STYLE SHOPPE launlxla Chi News JO Florist The Lambda Chis announce the 146 SOUTH COLLEGE of William Clark, Jr., of I Oft ft. Co4l(fi) Pl>**>* Mft'W pledging Howsri for Kvsry Oocmlm | Miles City, Montana. ALL FORT COLLINS’ THRILLED TO for 75c at the Your Hat Cleaned and Blocked SEE THEY’RE BACK AGAIN! All those luscious beauties who thrilled in "42nd Street" you Ft. Collins Hat and Shine Parlor and "Gold Digger*”! Lovelier than ever m Warner Bro*.’ third Shop Lots of the and greatrat musical *en*at>MilMil Loo of the woti Man tool But America Theatre everything eke dtffrrtmt, bigger, fmmmtr, in this show of 1000 156 North Collegeege Opp. kind ■well aumrites—the only Warner Bro*. can make! Football Excursion STATIONERY m v - to CASCADE LINEN \ : \ \ \i/V* >. 10c Package ULM) 24 SHEETS or 24 ENVELOPES CCOTT’Q Salt Lake City OF COURSE Hound trip— (party of 10 or more) good in standard sleepers $21.25* Round trip—party of 20 or more—good in tourist sleepers $13.55* DO : . oooOOOOOOOOODOOOOOODOOOOOOOOOOOCfOOOaDOOOOC): Hound trip—individual tickets—good in coaches only $12.00 » . * Berth extra. All tickets on sale Nov. 28 and Nov. 20. Return limit to reach Fort Collins midnight Dec. 1 EDMONDS / Special Service for Football Team and Rooters (•nine schedule— Lv. Fort Collins, Tuesday. Nov. 28, and Wednesday, Nov. 20 4:30 p.m. Salt Luke Ar. Wednesday, Nov. 20, and Thursday, Nov. 30. 10:20 a.m. FOO 1C Return schedule— % Lv. Salt Lake, Thursday, Nov. 30 9:50 m. p 1 Ar. Fort Collins, Friday, Dec. 3:40 p.m. Garments information consult: Paristyle Foundation E For complete Union Pacific Ticket 11. W. Hughes, Director of Athletics AND Agent TWO WAY STRETCH GIRDLES Fort Collins, Colo. Men's Gymnasium—Phone 702 FIG- CORSETTES, THAT CHECK YOUR * Phone—223 W. T. Price, AGF & 601 17th, Denver 30 t> SMALL MFDIUM LARGE FITTED CORRECTLY, Starts OUR SERVICE IS FREE. THURSDAY UNION PACIFIC AMERICA Continuous 1:30 to 11 $2.00 Each Tuesday. November !>g THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIAN Four PORTS Mencimer broke through right tac- Utah Holds kle to the C. C. 25 line where Gridgraph Farmers Roll 30-7 Score yard Up he lost balance and the ball was .... downed. A touchdown would un- Rusty Says In Plan Fails C.C. Team doubtedly have resulted as White Advantage Clevenger Against Fighting had just cut over to take out the By Jack remaining C. C. man in the way. Record According 10 Bill Riddell, Grid prw , A series of plays, with the Farmer dent of the Student TIGERS STOP TWO SCORING CHANCES IN FIRST PER- bod, backfield taking turns at —I'h!7 was for a touchdown on the Farmers continued to gain, but good a place kick from tlm toe of Hud Dammann m f«»i IHI t'lianipil Hi'- next play, but C. C. was offside, Have Your penalties checked their march. good measure. fore (iolnn I.> ftali at and the ball was called back. An exchange of punts placed re- Potter Oil Co. | the hall on the Aggie 23 yard line C C. fumbled and Aggies As for the game between I). I and the H from kicked . Ih») Boulder, l \NI> S.XVK MONKY | in the Farmers possession. Men- . uvered and Campbell over believe that the heavier ('. V. team with it* more versatile WALNUT cimer. White and Muag carried the goul. On a very nicely exe- hackfield <>l»p. Nortli€*rn llotH took the ! the ball to the 4 8 yard stripe, and . ut« d trick play. C. C. will also win by at least one touchdown. on for ball to the Aggie 2 5 yard line Specials the first play. More passes, on a place kick. and CIGARS PIPES TOBACCO the part of C. C. followed re- C C. kicked off to Aggies. sulted in a tally. The pass was Campbell and Toliver to LeMaster. took turns Thanksgiving Griffith’s Cigar Store completed. Hyerson Andrews gained the extra point by trying the line. Townsend then 160 NORTH COLLEGE AVE. took Campbell's pass on a well MEN-- to oooc 0000000000000000000 make o executed play over for another your SHOE SKATES nnil score. Campbell's attempt at con- W 111.- runner Hpnuldlntc version failed. holiday brighter You will enjoy your ' Hungers A man can think when $5.00 meal ticket for $4.00 at I IOSIERY clearly Thanksgiving all the Munir Hhop Hport Klm>|> ' College Cafeteria. he's relaxed at warmed ooQooooaoaooooooooaoooac Perfect silk home, quality hosiery .... more with a new pair Strulwear Brand. Full fashioned, by a well tailored flannel 59c of Oxfords. all new shades JE CHIROPODIST robe. Phil C. Cosman and FOOT HI’EXTALiIHT - - UNDIES Give him one of these For Christmas WE CAN PLEASE YOU qq Wllnon lllilg. I’hone II MW Panties and of you're doing him a real favor. Step-ins fine rayons. C Eveiling Appoint inenta The modern for the Lace gift trimmed or tailored styles His favorite shade of brown, modern girl—an exquisite \ tan, green, maroon, or blue. $3.95 to $5.00 Parisian dresser set in ster- OVERNIGHT CASES FOR AGGIE SPORTS Good sturdy construction Imi- .... READ THE ling and enamel. Comi tation leather, waterproof lining. 98c — AT — and buffer in Mirror on inside tExyrrmi-CCnuru'r genuine tor- top toise shell. JIM McCAIN—- “Shots at Random’’ Maxwell Taylor’s VIC CORNELISON— Sports Editor ON THE CORNER ALFRED WESTFALL— SHOE C. C. Stone CO. “ALWAYS RELIABLE” College Correspondent - 2 doors from I For Reservation Nil Pheasant Cafe America Theatre J •**•**********"******'***•*••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••*••••****************************•••••••••••••*••€ >Pm!sday, November 28, 1933 THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIAN Five Chi Basketball Sigma Quintet Interfraternity Champions Eight Aggies Frazier Dance Takes Two For Group Brings Straight Title Mentioned In Rare Features Chis The Siffma wou two straight from The Frazier James Dance games the Sigma Nu’s A-P Honor List group win the interfraternity basketball brought most unusual and Inter- to championship for this year. esting entertainment first was close to the Aggie The game throughout the first half, but ended campus Tuesday, November 21. 10 for Glenn Morris, and i„ a23to victory Sigma Chi. Sigma Chis took the in flashy end, lead This group of five dancers, ob- minute of when Wilbur ‘‘Red’’ White, triple threat tl„. first play Stephens one slipped through while tained from the World Celebrities in the Aggie backfield, were pick- N'u s wore coming to life. the Sigma Both teams were company as a lyceum number, nlayng ed on the all-conference team by pre. but the defensive ball offense was sented a number of Spanish. Rus- good weak; both teams missing the Associated press in its release ....mi.mils For the sian. German, set lIIIH. Sig Chis. Stenhena Persian, Mexican, Monday afternoon. Glenn is a and modern dances. The fine re- outstanding mid for the losers, senior and comes from Simla while plicae of the costumes to led the attack. "Red” is a Fort Collins typical Soli »nd Idvonl product each dance added to the interest of the and 1« in his Tl, t! fii’Hl part second junior year in school. of the program. which ended 38-21, found Aggies Both boys have played stellar foot- gnni''. Seeking Nu’a taking a five point ball all season and have counted ,116 sigma the Chi's could find in every Aggie victory. BIOAT I T.\M! 1,-ml before Title In Salt Barrows hit the has- basket. This Ralph Maag was a ,1„, Slguui CIU basketball team was the winner of the recent given posi- atralght baskets to for three basketball tion in tho second team backfield Eat at Cafeteria. let liitcrfrateruity seriew. It defeated the Higimi N’u traiu In College Prom the fire-works. here two while Bud Dammann was placed in start Lake straight gmn-s In the championship playoff. Front row, (left to Chls took the lead with right)—M. the third team backfield on the Fray Wllmore, Mclntyre, Tucker, Dyer, and Harrows. Hack by the and Walker chalkln: up A-P sports editor. Harrows row—J. Wllmore, coach, Campbell, Holinger, and Howurd. Miller (Continued Super-Service from page one) Aggies who received honorable but GARAGE failed to make of mention Sam use their ROCKY MOUNTAIN CONFERENCE STANDING were Campbell, at breaks which cost them tholr first end; William M; Michael, at 206-212 W. Mountain Ave. Team W. L. T. Pet. Pts. O.P. defeat In five years of Rocky guard; Hermit Messerschmitt, at (Everything for the Car) Mountain COLORADO AGGIES 5 0 1 1.000 78 conference play. 13 renter; and Floyd Menclmer, at Utah has powerful Denver 5 0 1 1.000 7 fullback. a and experi- University 81 50.000000000000000000000 C enced line that failed to move the Utah University 4 1 0 .800 109 31 Colorado university line, but push- Ti e Aggie team has been lucky n corr fortable load. Bolt was Colorado University 4 2 0 .067 144 44 ed the Denver Own fumbles rocovered. 2 2 Eberle university this yeur In having a handy man players very Beauty Shop high point for ti«e losers mak- Brigham 3 all Young 4 0 .571 75 43 Opponents’ fumbles rec-v'd 11 over the field. With such University man in the of Sam men utility person ing eight point*. 110 \\ « s| Oak 'hour : Wilbur White Totals 17 4 S saw over half of the C. C. SIGMA NU (21) FQ FT PF game from the bench Solt. f 6 11 while Sam Campbell was showing f 3 0 Roberta, , 0 his abilities as a triple threat man 0 1 Allen, c ~ 0 that be can shifted from the end Beard, 0 0 0 IT TAKES NERVES g HEALTHY FOOTBALLREFEREE into the backfield g 1 0 0 If the necessity demands. Llvoni. g 0 0 1 ••Mike 1 - MrMlchael has Conklin, g 1 0 2 been a powerhouse in the Aggie line all year and from his guard Totals -.10 1 5 position can Referee—Tommy Soden. cause the Utes plenty The Bo* Score: (First (.huh ) of worry. Bud Dam maun has dis- SIGMA CHI (23) FO FT PF played nlenty of ‘ football sense'' Stenhena, f 2 11 all season In directing the Aggie Tucker, f .4 0 1 ieam and on several occasions has Walker, c 0 0 0 taken scoring Into his own hands Mclntyre, g 0 0 0 to earn the title Wllmore. g 2 10 of being the best i Barrows, f .2 10 In the .... placekicker conference. Howard, .0 0 0 g Maag and Mencimei both proved Bolinger, g 0 0 0 to be ball carriers against C. C. and they will be called Totals 10 3 2 probably SIGMA NU (10) FG FT PF upon to buck the Utah line. 2 1 0 In the line Glenn Morrie is one Rolierta. f ? 0 1 of the classiest ends in the confer- Halro, f .2 0 0 ence, and he will have to prove C 0 0 2 himself Beard, g 0 0 0 such as he will be opposite g 0 0 2 his fellow all conference man. g .0 0 0 Conklin, - Captain Davies. The sophomores Hartman. Lair, and Rea have Totals . 5 0 6 Rtferee—Herb Baker. worked like veterans all season r\ and have outshined of many the Sft* more experienced men of the con- Earle Ellis ference. Meseerschrnirt and Savich M. J. ("MIKE") THOMPSON, about m as opposite centers arc equal nn FAMOUS FOOTBALL REFEREE with Messerschmitt having an IF YOU WANT TO SEE nerve Wins Cross- edge over the Ute in experience strain, look at “Mike” Thompson’* and weight. job refereeing two tons of foot- The teams are evenly matched ball brawn. “Mike” Thompson and the result* are a toss-up with Race has been a steady smoker for Country as a Utah installed slight favorite years. “I’m open-minded m he on the basis of a more offensive on cigarettes,** says, Wk “but Karle Kills of I’ve got to keep was the w nner team having a heavier and more IPWP the my nerves in shape, annual race held line croHo-country experienced x.- so I stick * liure to Wednesday afternoon cover- probable starting line-up .The Camels.** *ng the miles two and six-tenths for Colorado Aggies is Wi. . <7* In the fast time minutes end 7 of 14 Hartman left B&, *• * *6.7 - ' 4%.$ «■ seconds. He was presented Rea left tack’e Mi ;*r&&i4 ’tufutta Gt*u>e£& Walter Lair sZeadu Schrader took sec- t ond right end 1 place, Thayer Crowfoot was Morris third, Idnn Foley placed fourth. Dammann quarterback 4ATCHUSS hlllr **nd Ih»an Stinson In fifth tl l Wf • LIND * came y M. J. (“Mike”) football’s And the I smoke them, half Thompson, stantly. longer The right race started at the corner Maag < fullback most famous referee, has to his the more I come to College Ave. and Lake St., and Menclmor keep appreciate their the course led weat Lake to on nerves healthy. He says: mildness and rich flavor.” conducted term- Shields, north Shields the tathalon being to m on to m •an©, track by Coach Ivan “Because nothing can be allowed to Many smokers who have changed to east on the lane thru the inate fall A other events farm and There are college to Colorado field Dyekman. interfere with healthy nerves I smoke Camels rej>ort that their nerves are no middle distance men one lap around the track. for short and cinder fOt* V/A Camels. I have tried them all—given longer irritable...“jumpy.” Switch to This field men. |S|*S was one event In the pen- and «'*£*'** 9K every popular brand a chance to show Camels yourself. You will find that * * «««*• what it can offer. Camels don’t upset Camels do not jungle your nerves—or CO. „, 0 HODGSON I*o** even JEWELRY Co"'®" my nerves when 1 smoke con- tire your taste. " b °C Anything ** College and Fraternity Jewelry Your Crest on Li o**0 '° Fine Armstrong Hotel Bldg. Repairing to» o'O THIS CHRISTMAS GIVE QUALITY PHOTOGRAPHS CAMELS COSTLIER TOBACCOS FISHBACK STUDIO Copyright 19S8. NEVER GET ON YOUR NERVES... NEVER TIRS YOUR TASTE ft J. lUyuokU ToUaovo CumpAiu Tuesday, November oa } THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COULEOIAN Six Shieks Almost Destitute W. B. Mooney con- Campus back to Portland, Oregon last with Secretary Five Colleges of the State Of Miss Scurlock Departments week by the death of her father. cerning the program is Result Passing Cigars To of Here Home Economics association At Banquet Numerous C. A. she is this year. Leads Y. W. (Continued from page three) Kducat ion wkich president Announce Engagement one) In Discussion i courtesy of Dr. Durrell. Lloyd Aspinwall and Miss Mary (Continued from page Frances Inman are a Mrs. Grover C Hougham. supervising Mr. and there with the ragged cords Eoreatry that man over and WO Cutler. See m In adult education, which Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth w Miss Charlotte Baker was con- program The forestry club met Monday the the November 21. In used Ik- the richest man on Aggie On Tuesday, Allen Uimb. Ser- lie to campUl is being given In evening classew Portman. shoes? fined to her home last week on night Nov. 27, and heard Dorr Roland place of the regular Club meetings Morettl. Buying cigars to announce in the Fort Collins schools. This and Mrs. Onorlo that way 1 hi* account of illness. Yeager, naturalist of the Rocky geant how he got Miss Stella Scurlock spoke on Simonds. Mr is under the State Board for Vo- and Mrs. C. O. Economics and Sociology Mountain National Park, speak on Mr monts. .. . On Per- menus. ' Wavs of Sneaking Up Ivan cational Education. Karl Douglas*, sheiks Aft6' a lt lSn t the functions of the Rocky Moun- and Mrs Of fraternity lhe Some our sonality." A discussion meeting 7. Dlm- !',. ' th and Mrs. G that lt« .sthe Park Hougham. Mr. of love so fast counts; giver. Mr Byron Hunter who has b**«*n ta‘n National fall In and out was held by the Y W. C A. cabi- Wilfred Marie Mlddagh. It would be Philips Selfs credentials have Itroff. to stiy any- difficult to cooperating with the department It becomes expensive 4*4 net on "Ways To Take Hold" Harriett Mina lKiuglass, with wliut Fraternity of been approved at the state office Swenson. It. man htiT* Scurlock. on a type farming study In word thins about Especially which was led by Miss Hubert Burke received Thelma he is be- Elsie HoUman, ou « bl,x away the moat Colorado left for Washington. 1). and therefore eligible to DeGeer. selling at O cigars but «a»! Relatione of a position In a C. C. C Chancellor* The International Sunday Mrs John Cow- wishes n>me supervisor in Vocational Mr and thing to be that to claim C., November 28. Mr a Shapiro, It a great the Tuesday. Tennessee as foreman Of course s titlew were the guests of Mrs camp In A Dory, Oroup and Mrs. Charles of be due Hunter has Education ley. Dr. with the price to- given completed practically In love but recognition. Westfall Thursday at 4 00. The Burke is a Junior this year. Nor- on Woodard, Mr. and Mrs. all the field work connected with Alice high, secret passions are Interested bacco so group was especially in Helen Stanton, Dickinson. this study. He is connected with Dr G T conferred with man ASSEMBLY PROGRAMS FOR of Avery In style. the United States recognition W. A. The Forester Park Naturalist Plumb and the Rev. the U S. Bureau of Agricultural of the Denver Ralph DECEMBER supervisor* public the most active pins Russia. Following this discussion Some of examination given Oct. 6 was pass- Economics schools at the Administration McCleneghan. from becoming bit worn of current happenings, the group a ed all the Aggie foresters. are December in Denver after- by from Colorado university 4—General building Friday Guests but they still look aisemki had tea together. Those present , hanging hands About fifty students and '■ Lewis and with the executive sec- I ! Mcßoberta will be the Civil and Irrigation EnKii*-**rln« noon. the belles. Esther Maxwell who pre- good to campus were: took this test. This the first Dick pretty C. E. of which he Is was Stolts. H. T. Ding. speaker, speaking Saturday the senior lab retary of A . Shirley on. "The sided this meeting. Edna John- at in four exam given years. Hosemar'e Food and Drug Act." the Semper Hills president. Klmm. Ruth Sumner, HUdegarde Kranefeld. Lola lass Inspected son. Stef Howard W Kurl Pad- December 11— Chute Semper Iienver. Vassek, ang. and Carmelta Undecided. Hcmsher. Peggy Kronin. Mrs at near Brandenburg A families in Justin Tavatso. Mark December 18—General This is a concrete chute which A new class organixed Officers and their ford. Ai«e. Westfall and Mrs. Cowley. recently ula. Sarah the Black Hills of South Dakota, Frank A Prince. bly. President I,ory will drops the water sixty-five feet In by Prof J B Yingling met Friday Prince. Teachers IMtk after Thanks- front Colorado The first Tuesday Wil- i; ~.,t. will have at the Dead- Mrs. A. H. Stewart. twelve hundred feet, and was de- afternoon at the Denver Opportun- a banquet Stewart. following: Art vacation will find the allege were the meal ticket giving Edward 16.00 for tt.Ot by Profeeaor House twelve school In Denver and well wood hotel on Thanksgiving day. liam Raub, John Chesnlk. ( signed ity was Margaret Kalaeh. Freshman Club started on a new McKlnster Cafeteria. Hotfdock and J College After their attended and Among those who will attend are Riggs. Edermlner Out years ago inspection now fully organised Jack McDowell. Roger series "Problems that Grow James Ellis, and Montanla. of the chute, the class drove Into H»* also has another class which Mi and Mrs. Wendell Horsley Margaret Zahurah of Studies and Campus Activities." Alhltt. Harriet Robortson. - ■ ■ Denver where they attended the 7 P M Mr Mr and Mrs. Andy Crosby. university meets regularly at Guests from Denver Dertlna. Loulf.e Club will continue Ibrahim. France# Sophomore I ’XMAS and Professor House at- report* that both of these following Boh Portman. PORTRAITS it "Th* game, Yingling were the Pritchard, Wilma their series of meetings on Schauer. Ruth tended business in the city. doing to classes are exceptionally Bill Maxwell, 33. Ruben (Jref- Erma Dlgon. I-ou- Art of Living." Alva Stephens. Stine and Edna Kopp. KAHM fine work. fenlu*. 32, and Craig Pender. ‘32. STUDIO Merrick. Herbert Kelst. Dr. were the fol* Ise Guests from Mines Extension Service who ar** all foreman in the Black Coeh Nor den, B. A. Solor- 1 Phone 342 W 120 Vernon Stephens. Mary Jane lowing W. W. 0«I Miss Mary Sutherland. Home Miss Maude Williamson went to lIIID. South Dakota, plan to spend and Mellksteny. H Rosemary ver Orb their homes. ran. Brandenburg Collegiana ! Management Specialist, was • ailed la-nver last Wednesday to confer Thanksgiving at If (Continued from pago one) tAinment for tin* niudent*. singl- ing parties, skiing, and hikiw ball fights have be**n prominent. , (Sounds good, hut what’s become of our snow man?) Awarn me mes\ accos An unknown donor at Auburn j V. Trosh 00-ed gave a a copy of ! "Wliat Every Young Woman Should Know.” After reading the hnok she wrote to the publisher j « revision of three chapters and an addition of four new < hnpter*. i At the military hall at South AND w Dakota State College tin* setting will in* a war torn French village with simply light4*d surroundings make to the armory look as if tlie stnoke of buttle is just sutedding. Other novel features, have not b«*«*ti divulg«sl by the* committees*. the The sophomores* won the freah- Only mun-seiphoniore snap at \\»*»tern State- and as a re***ult, fellow* wear gree*n dinkies and girls wear gre»en sioe kings until Christmas. (I real- ly thing hlaek cotton stocking* and tennis shen-s are mue-h more CenterLeaves e*ollegiate*.) Utah I'. is to lutve* a new (HMi library huileling. Dean Hem- nisem was master of ceremonies Not only from our own South- SI the- which at ground hre-aking lites* 111 land—but from from were attended by 2000 students, Turkey faculty, state* and city officials. Greece from all over the world •m Pre**. home economic* anel student com- stem —no stalk. Each Strike Lucky ' » . mon* huileling which will cost (What about our stu- is fully packed—firmlyrolled. Even dent iiidem huileling?) —w •v if t v' the ends of the cigarettes are filled Eight ton e»f fossil bones* were brimful of choicest tobaccos. No M ii lie-art lies I this Miniine-r ami fall * *v* by seare 111 |sirtie*s for the* \e- '' ng loose ends that’s Luckies w *.4 &jtt why m ■s Ir-uska I ld\e-isity inuseuill. draw burn easily and evenly. *r v It Is rumored that one- out of V * Tv e%«-r> 2o glcls at the- I uivondt) V v * of Mililiis*e»ta |Milllts Ire-r tere- nails. ■ I I'lnyenv e»n the- nive-rsit) e*f Hawaii football team wear nee m slmm-s, Irut develop great imilW > ■ in kie king an«l punt Ati yard* with * ease. ■ * 2 ‘M Th ele-an of women at Itoiihh-i stalest flial the- uni ve-rsit y co-«-d» a are not blase-. 'rite- »tu . • e»n su|M-rflue»us fune-tlons, putting nurre- e-uergy inter things worth ... A while*. More attention is bedng ns pale! tei t lie* de-e-|H*r atiel more- phil- X Cor »***''_'*' Tt» on osophical \ie-ws life*, auel flie-y -■ TuWtroO**"' »W are- look ing forward to future oc- :: •: e upatierlis line) considering e l.llliee-s ■ In I lie* hu-sirte-Hs w oriel. A the > A But at College Cafeteria. I,WAYS finest tobaccos Special rates on permanent waves until AI.WAYS Thanksgiving thcjinest icorhmanshift it’s to; FOK TIIKOAT I'HOTECT * N Marshall Beauty Shop •It I'. I 718 S. College Ph.897-R AI WAYS Luckiesp/ease/I as Captain I’Uh Aggies 4 3 0 .571 115 35 Number punts li 13 Davies, all conference Campbell Sam has played a The champions have a Urge end. Win Croft, Colorado Teachers Avg. yardage punts 34 38 husky guard. Dan College 3 3 0 .500 68 48 steady and consistent game in his ■quad out. and deserve all the Savich OOOOOOOOOOOOO.ODOOOOOOOOO at center, and Harry Ost- 2 .333 A|Hfio*-4\ C. Lineup assignin' nts at em! and in the credit that la due them They Colorado College 4 1 39 119 oooooooooooooodoooooooo<‘ ler. giant tackle, Coach Hughes Tlgen backfield. He practically stole the -l« all. Montana State . 13 13 126 played game* winning ... 0 .250 will have difficult l.e. l.e. u time In plan- Cumpbell, LeMaster, show in the game with C. C. Sat- the barb They play champions for Wyoming University 1 5 1 .167 19 108 ning how to keep them from med- Rea. l.t. Andrews, l.t. urday when he took 'Red” FOR BETTER SHOE intramural Mon- ihe ‘'hamplotiMhlp Colorado School dling in his plays. of Mines 1 5 0 .167 35 142 I Ci uteks hank. :.g Mihalick, l.g. White’s place In the backfield for day night. Utah Roark, The backfield has in Its Western State College 0 4 0 .000 13 66 Messerschmitt, c c the second half after playing the REPAIRING TRY The Hot Hour©: (Me«