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THE COLLEGIAN rence A. Peters jjan A. Pearson ....Virginia Walsh ....Thomas Gregory NEWS STAFF imclt Buford. UTERARY EDITOR. Audrey McCulIough. le Slenberg. DEPARTMENTS. Nadine Barraci. HEAD WRITER, aylna nuoei. Walker Wells. Dora de Lacy. Clyde Emery. Alfred Serpa. Velma Damron. Glen Harris. Dorothy NeW Msnny Davidson. "" Urn Peters. Clara Minor. Vein.. Mills. Vernon Smith. Donald Rhodes. FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP x do the Bull Doffs have of getting thc sot "A splendid one it would seem. From jf no prospects, Hones has suddenly ,-d a team that is attracting state wide attention. Against Modesto, Fresno showed nothl laps, a good defense. But al Los Angeles, she registered 18 first downs to Loyola's 4, ;jid officially, by the decree of the Association, won the game. But, being somewhat puffed by the commendable press articles, tho Bull Dogs crumpled before thc real team they met r* Palo .-»£; and were defeated overwhelmingly. Their defeat Wl their m..iking. Every man dotc-rminod to play football in the cor .ngpan.* with l'nlv. Just hoi . d.-d, wc all know. Mo sooner had Fresno won thc Poly game than Santa Barbara, with whom our next game was scheduled, forfeited their game v.rthout» struggle. A game irttfc K - i | 1mm , last Friday, proved further the Bull Dogs had truly found their stride and were holdin„ With a team largely composed of first year men, Fresno defeated Reedier 20-0. The day of miracles is not past. Fresno State has a football ten., of which all may be proud. Just as openly as we criticise, we praise. The Bull Dogs have YELPS FROM THE BULL PUP howed tli :-.Ylllh. ATHLETIC FINANCES The Collegian editor was recently quoted in a local daily saying that Fresno State College football is costing too much. L the contrary, the editor has l»H-n well inipivs.-ed with thc shrewd economy exhibited by Mr. Palstine, the athletic manager. It is "— editor'! in-lief that the school should back football to the final 1 'he criticism to be offered is that athletic expenditures should lie confined within their own tillotmenL If football should b kelball, I sintact REGULATIONS COMMITTEE! The Freshmen don or doff their lids as they please. They don't know thc grass from the sidewalk. They haven't learnt-" what a sin it is to smoke tailor-made cigarettes. It is up to men of thc Regulations Committee, to teach them. Rub thc off your paddles and get to work. What are you good for? Youstandin front of the Co-op. like a group of cigar store Indians. Why don't you bequeath your paddles to the Fresno Historical Soaety ? They're interesting relics. Agony ir honest opinion i Speaking ol Principles Infant Rupert Idolises her: ai t tho De Selles hare some wOd HER ot bring the culprits CAPT BILL. CYNISCOPE, :ccia largely to his predecessc ts been knocked twen ig Slid, according t.. flcorge all. Things hare changed l the bulldogs met Modest I lucky to hold them to n 0- ovr me to say w^vr (ot th YE BULL PUP. i!i I. ctive working on the case i ing was because while In S. F. with he decided that smoking cigarettes Ms too ladylike. / BULL PUT Ter I. Phimlowta Detectl-re Ager de for your little, darling boy, . _ nary a nook was Jim. You see, liseussed so thoroughly. deep breathing. leimerelytoe. the women. , The trouble with the other man is Jthing ventured, nothing ki e worst that can happed id that there were exactly j boy. We ho a pot of fried potatoes. I am oiild only comb their hair more thi »ce a day they wouldn't have to a cupful of mother's lard In ord ist it stay down the whole day. something to say < Cooks Music Shoppe Barber Shop 1044 J STREET Solicits thc patronage of \l\ thc studertts de- desiring the highest qual- of work. MRS. EDITH PELL BOLLES VOICE BUILDER Teacher of Artistic Singing Studio Days 730 Elizabeth St. TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS \T.££ WHITE THEATRE WED. NOV. 22D WED, NOV. 22 Matinee, 3:00 P.M. Night, 8:15 P.M. MITZI "Laa/Billy" PRICES Matinee. 50- lo 51.50 Plus Tax Night. .".Of to 52.50 Plus Tax Lore and marriage ar* both c But lore stretches Into th< nd manias* stretches Into tl Her last, anybody's. NOW IS THE TIME FOR Suits ' Overcoats Sweaters Flannel Shirts Gloves Pajamas Night Shirts Fancy Wool Hose Underwear A New Hat or Cap They're Here Harry Coffee 1027 J St, Fresno COOPER'S Fresno's College Girls will find an answer to their many problems in dress, in our varied line of hosiery, blouses, gloves and garters. Let us give you a demonstration of thc latest convenience for Marcel Waving, both long and bobbed hair. DIGNITY STYLE SHOP Price the Pair, 50c and 55c FRESNO ELECTRIC CO. 2320 Tulare Street—Tel. 1475 Plumbing, Wiring and Lighting Fixtures Commercial Typesetting Newspapers, Books and Booklets, Annuals and Periodicals Write for for a Specimen Sheet Pacific Linotyping Company „ that "Half the Road YourV e got their numbers. Fashion Park and Stein-Bloch THE ECOMOAJF.OF QUALITY THEAP /clothes have to be repaired, or re-lined, or re-pressed in so many places, that you'd be far better off to buy good clothes in the first place, Stein-Bloch and Fashion Park Suits and Overcoats cost you a little more than cheap clothes when you buy them, but they cost you less when you wear them. MAURICE DORPHURO OST alVEUABLE CLOTHIER 1019-51 Van Ness Ave^ Opposite Court House Park ie /. The Somethmg You Cet. Not The Sum You Pay h riotous description of place mosphere, ot character and Of details toward an lnerluble ftustrm; THE BOOKSHELF T*e Bright Snawl-^oeeph Herge- Bright Shawl." The words drip eol rj; the splashing pattern of La"Cla exture of the book. All the flare a rkness of hot nights, the ! dancers' (old and scarlet cautious aloofness of nclsely and stretches it rigidly from d La CUvel'i bright S Their are not long, the we—epic CANDY SHOP We Have a Fine Line of Thanksgiving Specialties A REAL HOME BANK DEDICATED TO VALLEY PROGRESS HOME How rich in meaning is that simple word! It means your Country( your State, your Valley, your City; and the plot of ground and the building in which you live is Home. To each of these you owe allegiance and faith. Consider yourself as a VALLEY CITIZEN. This great, fertile section 90 miles wide and 225 miles long is a rich empire in itself. All of us here are growing together—we have common interests—we should help each other. This Real Home Bank is owned and controlled by Valley people and is dedicated to Valley progress. We invite the co-operation of forward-looking men and \ upbuilding of the community. THE VALLEY BANK OFFICERS W. D. Mitchell P W. H. Say Vice-Pres. Ivan Melndoo Viee-Pres. Chase H. Sayre_...Vice-Pres. Montfort K. CrowelLCashier E. J. Fenstennacher See. C. A. Peters, Jr-Asst Cashier Mark P. Hall Asst. Cashier J. E. Andres...~Asst. Cashier T~ This bank is a-member of the Federal Reserve Svstem and Is a Califor- inge land. Incomparable m tmpressarlo? I protest >R. J. E. SCRUGGS BASKETBALL Jerseys Socks Pants Pads Homan & Co. Athletic Outfitters Mariposa and Van Ness That Ltultanla feel To break the nc Of the financial Come up and sa ie best records they had Harvard $40.00 FRESNO BOOKSHOP 2508 Tulare St. EXCHANGES e organisation at the Unieei ilttee is making tripe to high Is throughout the state to tell udenta about the Unirersity ae- Reeentljf President J22.0O to Occidental. COKMIREAD A! supposed to furnish Cooks Music Shoppe Fleur-de-Lis Hand' Woven Irish Linen Here are fine linens—symbols of elegance and refinement— highly prized and "highly priced" at all times—here at Radio & Kamp's at really popular prices—placing them within the reach of everyone. ■ffljrl CLOTH «*g Our "pSce'i CL0TH to'tfiwi Pr°M ?86.00! ^"Vor2"" WN.pf.n:Ch Set | J12.00 ; $15.00 $?7.00 Set $50.00 j2yd*For!i]"" Set i $18.75 $20.00 $38.75 Set Set j $15.00 $20.00* $35.00 Set $60.00 zy"**}'•>"" Set i $21^5 tzsjfi $19.75 Set 1 $42.50 Set $13°.00 : 19.00* $32.00 Set $70.00 Set 2y«-.x2jiyde $2625 $32.50* $58.75 Set $37.50 Set 2 yds a 2 tf yd. tlSM $isUoo $30.00 Set $76.00 Set $wio $35.00 $62.50 Set $45.00 - Set 2ydsxJJiyda $16.23 Napkin? 19.00 $3525 Set $90.00 "y+'iV* Set $37.59 $37.50 $75.00 Set
Object Description
Title | 1922_11 The Daily Collegian November 1922 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1922 |
Description | Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif. |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
Description
Title | Nov 17, 1922 Pg. 2-3 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1922 |
Description | Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif. |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
Full-Text-Search | THE COLLEGIAN rence A. Peters jjan A. Pearson ....Virginia Walsh ....Thomas Gregory NEWS STAFF imclt Buford. UTERARY EDITOR. Audrey McCulIough. le Slenberg. DEPARTMENTS. Nadine Barraci. HEAD WRITER, aylna nuoei. Walker Wells. Dora de Lacy. Clyde Emery. Alfred Serpa. Velma Damron. Glen Harris. Dorothy NeW Msnny Davidson. "" Urn Peters. Clara Minor. Vein.. Mills. Vernon Smith. Donald Rhodes. FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP x do the Bull Doffs have of getting thc sot "A splendid one it would seem. From jf no prospects, Hones has suddenly ,-d a team that is attracting state wide attention. Against Modesto, Fresno showed nothl laps, a good defense. But al Los Angeles, she registered 18 first downs to Loyola's 4, ;jid officially, by the decree of the Association, won the game. But, being somewhat puffed by the commendable press articles, tho Bull Dogs crumpled before thc real team they met r* Palo .-»£; and were defeated overwhelmingly. Their defeat Wl their m..iking. Every man dotc-rminod to play football in the cor .ngpan.* with l'nlv. Just hoi . d.-d, wc all know. Mo sooner had Fresno won thc Poly game than Santa Barbara, with whom our next game was scheduled, forfeited their game v.rthout» struggle. A game irttfc K - i | 1mm , last Friday, proved further the Bull Dogs had truly found their stride and were holdin„ With a team largely composed of first year men, Fresno defeated Reedier 20-0. The day of miracles is not past. Fresno State has a football ten., of which all may be proud. Just as openly as we criticise, we praise. The Bull Dogs have YELPS FROM THE BULL PUP howed tli :-.Ylllh. ATHLETIC FINANCES The Collegian editor was recently quoted in a local daily saying that Fresno State College football is costing too much. L the contrary, the editor has l»H-n well inipivs.-ed with thc shrewd economy exhibited by Mr. Palstine, the athletic manager. It is "— editor'! in-lief that the school should back football to the final 1 'he criticism to be offered is that athletic expenditures should lie confined within their own tillotmenL If football should b kelball, I sintact REGULATIONS COMMITTEE! The Freshmen don or doff their lids as they please. They don't know thc grass from the sidewalk. They haven't learnt-" what a sin it is to smoke tailor-made cigarettes. It is up to men of thc Regulations Committee, to teach them. Rub thc off your paddles and get to work. What are you good for? Youstandin front of the Co-op. like a group of cigar store Indians. Why don't you bequeath your paddles to the Fresno Historical Soaety ? They're interesting relics. Agony ir honest opinion i Speaking ol Principles Infant Rupert Idolises her: ai t tho De Selles hare some wOd HER ot bring the culprits CAPT BILL. CYNISCOPE, :ccia largely to his predecessc ts been knocked twen ig Slid, according t.. flcorge all. Things hare changed l the bulldogs met Modest I lucky to hold them to n 0- ovr me to say w^vr (ot th YE BULL PUP. i!i I. ctive working on the case i ing was because while In S. F. with he decided that smoking cigarettes Ms too ladylike. / BULL PUT Ter I. Phimlowta Detectl-re Ager de for your little, darling boy, . _ nary a nook was Jim. You see, liseussed so thoroughly. deep breathing. leimerelytoe. the women. , The trouble with the other man is Jthing ventured, nothing ki e worst that can happed id that there were exactly j boy. We ho a pot of fried potatoes. I am oiild only comb their hair more thi »ce a day they wouldn't have to a cupful of mother's lard In ord ist it stay down the whole day. something to say < Cooks Music Shoppe Barber Shop 1044 J STREET Solicits thc patronage of \l\ thc studertts de- desiring the highest qual- of work. MRS. EDITH PELL BOLLES VOICE BUILDER Teacher of Artistic Singing Studio Days 730 Elizabeth St. TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS \T.££ WHITE THEATRE WED. NOV. 22D WED, NOV. 22 Matinee, 3:00 P.M. Night, 8:15 P.M. MITZI "Laa/Billy" PRICES Matinee. 50- lo 51.50 Plus Tax Night. .".Of to 52.50 Plus Tax Lore and marriage ar* both c But lore stretches Into th< nd manias* stretches Into tl Her last, anybody's. NOW IS THE TIME FOR Suits ' Overcoats Sweaters Flannel Shirts Gloves Pajamas Night Shirts Fancy Wool Hose Underwear A New Hat or Cap They're Here Harry Coffee 1027 J St, Fresno COOPER'S Fresno's College Girls will find an answer to their many problems in dress, in our varied line of hosiery, blouses, gloves and garters. Let us give you a demonstration of thc latest convenience for Marcel Waving, both long and bobbed hair. DIGNITY STYLE SHOP Price the Pair, 50c and 55c FRESNO ELECTRIC CO. 2320 Tulare Street—Tel. 1475 Plumbing, Wiring and Lighting Fixtures Commercial Typesetting Newspapers, Books and Booklets, Annuals and Periodicals Write for for a Specimen Sheet Pacific Linotyping Company „ that "Half the Road YourV e got their numbers. Fashion Park and Stein-Bloch THE ECOMOAJF.OF QUALITY THEAP /clothes have to be repaired, or re-lined, or re-pressed in so many places, that you'd be far better off to buy good clothes in the first place, Stein-Bloch and Fashion Park Suits and Overcoats cost you a little more than cheap clothes when you buy them, but they cost you less when you wear them. MAURICE DORPHURO OST alVEUABLE CLOTHIER 1019-51 Van Ness Ave^ Opposite Court House Park ie /. The Somethmg You Cet. Not The Sum You Pay h riotous description of place mosphere, ot character and Of details toward an lnerluble ftustrm; THE BOOKSHELF T*e Bright Snawl-^oeeph Herge- Bright Shawl." The words drip eol rj; the splashing pattern of La"Cla exture of the book. All the flare a rkness of hot nights, the ! dancers' (old and scarlet cautious aloofness of nclsely and stretches it rigidly from d La CUvel'i bright S Their are not long, the we—epic CANDY SHOP We Have a Fine Line of Thanksgiving Specialties A REAL HOME BANK DEDICATED TO VALLEY PROGRESS HOME How rich in meaning is that simple word! It means your Country( your State, your Valley, your City; and the plot of ground and the building in which you live is Home. To each of these you owe allegiance and faith. Consider yourself as a VALLEY CITIZEN. This great, fertile section 90 miles wide and 225 miles long is a rich empire in itself. All of us here are growing together—we have common interests—we should help each other. This Real Home Bank is owned and controlled by Valley people and is dedicated to Valley progress. We invite the co-operation of forward-looking men and \ upbuilding of the community. THE VALLEY BANK OFFICERS W. D. Mitchell P W. H. Say Vice-Pres. Ivan Melndoo Viee-Pres. Chase H. Sayre_...Vice-Pres. Montfort K. CrowelLCashier E. J. Fenstennacher See. C. A. Peters, Jr-Asst Cashier Mark P. Hall Asst. Cashier J. E. Andres...~Asst. Cashier T~ This bank is a-member of the Federal Reserve Svstem and Is a Califor- inge land. Incomparable m tmpressarlo? I protest >R. J. E. SCRUGGS BASKETBALL Jerseys Socks Pants Pads Homan & Co. Athletic Outfitters Mariposa and Van Ness That Ltultanla feel To break the nc Of the financial Come up and sa ie best records they had Harvard $40.00 FRESNO BOOKSHOP 2508 Tulare St. EXCHANGES e organisation at the Unieei ilttee is making tripe to high Is throughout the state to tell udenta about the Unirersity ae- Reeentljf President J22.0O to Occidental. COKMIREAD A! supposed to furnish Cooks Music Shoppe Fleur-de-Lis Hand' Woven Irish Linen Here are fine linens—symbols of elegance and refinement— highly prized and "highly priced" at all times—here at Radio & Kamp's at really popular prices—placing them within the reach of everyone. ■ffljrl CLOTH «*g Our "pSce'i CL0TH to'tfiwi Pr°M ?86.00! ^"Vor2"" WN.pf.n:Ch Set | J12.00 ; $15.00 $?7.00 Set $50.00 j2yd*For!i]"" Set i $18.75 $20.00 $38.75 Set Set j $15.00 $20.00* $35.00 Set $60.00 zy"**}'•>"" Set i $21^5 tzsjfi $19.75 Set 1 $42.50 Set $13°.00 : 19.00* $32.00 Set $70.00 Set 2y«-.x2jiyde $2625 $32.50* $58.75 Set $37.50 Set 2 yds a 2 tf yd. tlSM $isUoo $30.00 Set $76.00 Set $wio $35.00 $62.50 Set $45.00 - Set 2ydsxJJiyda $16.23 Napkin? 19.00 $3525 Set $90.00 "y+'iV* Set $37.59 $37.50 $75.00 Set |