1922_03 The Daily Collegian March 1922

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Remember
the 25th
at Selma
Basketball
STATE COLLEGE OF FRESNO, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 8, 1922
S, B. MEETING HAS
VARIED PROGRAM
ON FEBRUARY 22
Prealdent Neilsen  Give*
Prelident'a Convent
San Jose
^ycils. speeches and sc
--A'ZZ'W -heat-ri. Vc7c '.'he
features of the Student Body Assembly.
President Lester Nielsen, who had
returned from the Student Bodv Presidents
Conference at San Jose told of some of the
happenings   there.     Prominent   among
^SrcceMlon. held for the Fresno "dumbclls"
who were coming up for the San-Josc-
Fresno game, Friday night.   Mr Niclse
■ a M ' .
were called to the platform, and s u-
werc made by all of them. The J
were interspersed with some rousu
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It was decidedto form a "Pep Society,
similiar to that of San Jose Teachers
College, to instill pep into the meetings and
games. The committee ;
Is to be coil-
President McLanespol	
lilies ol an athletic field.   This, however.
present, a part of the grounds may be had
for a baseball diamond if the students will
George H. Huntting. who has cha
of the vaudeville to be put on in coral
tlon with 'Three Live Ghosts." at
Kincma  for the .Student  Body Bent
Women's Athletic
Association Plans
Now Under Way
I he W. A. A. will be indirectly under t
supervision of the A. \V. S. No dues ;
charged in order to belong to the Assoc
ted Women Students but there will be di
for the Athletic Association.   This avsoc
sports,  and the awarding of numen
girl can belong on a team unless she 1
Be rile  Bollinger,  president  of the
lion as a-unifying bond among the womi
Rev. Martinez Speaks
To Spanish Club t
Blue Triangle Court
21. a
e by Rev. Rnlphal O. Martinez.
.     cupon the people of Mexio- ■"—■
history, customs, and the present co
^"children herein Fresno, of
n Church here is doirig fo
of that country
of K
Wtdch Was on the Sick List?
doubt this, let us suggest
Selles.    ft seems that on (he long to b<
'  evening when our CoIleg<
I the San Jose men, on oui
besides a •goodly number of their clut
nthefiS
-^ueVow«o
kJ consumed his
A.W.S. Hears
Delegates' Report
Southern   California,
Te-Ar-Wr-S-rWIaJ
morning following the assembly.
<ildrcd pondered long I	
: served with ca       -
ir well-being.   Through   '
xiperatkxi is nettled amoni
think that athletics will pr
ilfying bond", continued M
1 California, at the ccifc:
is Angeles. February 24 ar
i   Friday
up".   "■-
isurer,  Santa  Barbari
Kii
ir.T'Uy-
nema Benefit
Great Success
ta Play to Large Audiences
te College Benefit, given in coi
a I,-..-111.
IM    Man
 «tely
noon and evening, was presented
College students.   Ihc number
,,m.     - mi    I ■   ■-.   i    !..r as possible
in each stunt", so th.il tlie vaudeville was
in In mi. nv »ith the picture. IhrccLivc
Ghosts ', a George Incc production.
Albcrt'tSdJck!' 1 ,-irrn I Br.imblcn
and George Ke.ii,-. . no! il-.;- part of
gho-;s in a musical number. Ihrcc Ja::
Ghosts".
In "Three La;y Infer-, on the Banks
ATd.s Walkcf, Jir and Lester Niclson, the
"doc".
•Ihc "Dance Grotesque''wi      >
Ucrmcc   West 'and   the   skeleton.   Hcleri
Theeastof "Kiss rue. Mother
play, follows—The Sen
Mildred Moore. Lord
I ,..   I.ir.d
all l.,r,-ei
A15lSrgea|Mlt
Several New Members
Wanted for Forum
State College, several new members. This
club wns organised in the Junior College,
and has emphasiied strong, snappy
programs of a literary nature, together
with a lively Interest in debating.
Several outside speakers have been
cnioved by the club, hiving appeared on
the programs. The object of the Forum
is to promote interest in debating, as well
«.'    The
University of Southern (
1 ■ !
Many  pro!-!
Point Sytcm and the'Asso	
Students meetings were discussed,
to get the women students to the m
and to keep them intciested »
important issue. The advantagi
Woman-.   Athclc-tic   Association  i
»e Associated Woman
:y, and Fresno will i
will be held in Santa Barbara.
. a-L.lat ihcConlerei
represented hy Bcrylc Bollinger,
j Carefull-Wiley!
Flu is Here!
i^ieralded by tweed sui
__    hats.   The young peopl
of youth, and everywhere arc seen gmups
-' students, laughing and talking, lice of
But In our College is a more evide
re   emphatic   fact   that  tells  us  that
ing is here.   Hitting (i) here and there
... jut halts may be seen a stocky
medium height going from place t
Our sympathy goes ou
 who cut off his wavy brown locji
leaving a head bare of hair cxsiat for
tult directly in front.   We th
wise to take up a collection and Kr. Wile
lull cap. for »c fear 1
Somehow sight of
.Veil sprint hcV'lo why
I   have .my hair clipped close'
kc to add that though Wilt
clcon-u- -,   pring in the best wi
Training Sckool Student
Leads in Ticket .Sale
For Kinema Benefit
in and A
,-s Tumlinson
 olTiccs.   Those nominated
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Mildred Moore and Ruth Pierson.
.Mil talc pliicc Thursday
.
: ;i   i. i     :■■
Ihc nominal, n committee was eon
f.. ,d ol Lis.-, IV-.hr.er. Ikrnicc I luc! or
Vivian Jones,   Ldith  Porch   and   Vclla
Dance Follows
San Jose Game
De Selles Entertain Team Altcrw,
Music Furnished by Case's
Four Piece Orchestra
composed of the members of the basket
hill team aixl the presidents of the vairou
'    •:.
well     All the men of the visiting tear
were intnduced and partners were fours
for practically everyone.
" Ihis was ihc largest -turnout  that th
Lester Neilsen.    "I  was gl
student body respond to such nn import un
M 11 I ll       l ' '     I      '-
tenn. w.-r." cnrcrrained  by the I ).-  Sellc
Club in the Model Apartment.    Hen
ii.hincnts were served and
FRESNO STATE WINS
CHAMPIONSHIP FOR
JUNIOR COLLEGES
Basket Ball Quintet Downs San Jose
By Close Score of 26-24
In College Gym
they defeated	
'College at the local college gym by the
 '26 to 24.  The game was witnesxd
irgest crowd that has ever gathered
final struggle of the season for the local
The team-work of the local college squad
sowed up to advantage through out most
f the game, but during the last few
unulcs  of  play   the   visitors   manaaed
.o  break   this^ up  and  sh
team-work   of* their   own.
San Jose's husky forward, w
ixs
Telonicher and L
thirty-five sales to his credit Altogether,
the membors of the training school have
<old $75 worth of tickets     il
in the campaign.  Arthur Johnson, the
school'      Ihr. "■;-.eded up
markably.
only J53.    Ihc grammer schools report
■   i .  527.50.   and   Lillian
school campaign, reports 100 tickets sold.
Biirdet   I'a'.-a   i:a. charge of the ticket
a!,-, in llnee i;i arn:ar   <.lx.il, an.l  Koy
V.mcc  is  in ch.nge of the sales at  the
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Aki\-s Mimur.i recently took charge of
the ticket sales in the Japanese schools and
has returned the money for over 80 tickets
. .i       sail   i
There were no outstanding stars on the
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veil Crawford and Moody each made
Ighl   points    Cr.naT.i   made   all   of   hi
i ihile „ couple of Moody's
■1
ng the ball down the field and in l-rs.il.ing
jp San Jose's plays.   1 Tic guarding was
|y   done   for   Fresno   by
"    Jes keeping
RvElnEJr,-K?i.S3r f^i£f*SS
part of the last hall and helped to increase
:•    la.
s i is c w-ork on thedeffensive
'Ihc San Jo*e squad opened up the game
bv ringing a couple of baskets before the
Fresno team  found  themselves.    Once
thev g. t going, though, thing, looked
pretts- blue for San Jose. Fresno played
them off their feet and made most of their
Legislative Committee
Investigates Agricultui
Teaching Methods Here
The California Mate Legislative Com
to   investigate   methods  of agricultui
leaching and rcorganirati _n of the work
VISITORS AT COLLEGE
Prof. E. O. Esseg, Entomologist. R. E.
.smith. I'rofc-.-or ol plant Pathology and
Plant Pathologist lor the
Peach and Fig associations, sealed the
State College recently. They wished to
.. nicnts with the college for
use of the laboratories, to cjrry on rc-
This work was begun' last year hut was
■ J c to lack of facilities.
The first half ended wi
When the second half
s though the locals wci
heir performance of tin
team took tirpe out to talk things oyer.
\s hen ihey went back into the fracas thev
n.ira ,eJ to check the San Jose s attack
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' . of the l"<:alfco'l^J™
thedgamc he satkJ?^:TlicntM^Tsna''SloS
plavcd a wonderful game All the
members of the squad. Iron. Captain
Moodv down to llic substitutes, deserve a
great 'deal of credit for the work they
base J>>r.c throughout  the season, and
FRESNO 2b
C.   FT.   F.
Cawford"'.;i.""""-"." J « I
M.-«lv (Capt.)  3 2 2
Urson  I 0 0
Telonicher  2 0 0
Ry°r' sSANJOSE| p
Burchfield (Capt)     <      '%'■ 0
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It is with regret that wc hue learned
of the illness ol vanous members of the
faculty and the staff wishes each and
everyone a speedy recovery.
The staff also wishes the editor a speedy
recovery, hoping that he will be able to