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THE COLLEGIAN _ =.rr-^ „e,.„ mSSV™ s« "'".llappr'.na, ,.,c Collegian w. rrta?t -a. 1. . a large pari. It that Stanford did ilclc.it the Frrsnans. as had been expected, and it is also nut tll.it .lope wis upset "hen llie final -core was posted on the board. Not only had the co.uii aiiii.ip.ilr.l .1 l.iri;cr tola] Mi St.inj.ir.1 but llic fact that State scored at all was considered noud. It is not lhe psilicy ot llic pillririaii to take .i.li.uilajjc of its po.itioii in older to criticize llic editine, nf other publication-, but it appear- to us lli.it had the -port- v, liter- ot tile ilaih paper- in lr. -m. 11-cil more discretion 111 llicir choice ..I word-, .i.ljr.tivc- paiti. ul.irK. and made an attempt to sec lliitij;- 111 the li-ln "I the lutuic i.itli.-r than in the i.-ulr- ot a petty practice ^.iiur. Fresno Stale would have hern a i;rrat .leal better oil. After all it must be remembered that Fresno at no lime entertained any such wild idea , ,1- that of defeating Stanford on the gridiron. Recently, during the course of a conversation, a iriend remarked up< llic huge "mound" ul eirlli 1h.1t h.i- sprung up over the summer jllsi ea of Klackstonc avenue. It appears that it w.i. thought .1 queer spot to suit dump for all the excavation outfits in the city. He was corrected in Ii belief and told that this "mound" Has mure than .1 licip ol earth; that it wa in short, lhe new stadium "I Fre-nT. State l'"llrge, and that it wjiuld Co the -tudents of tile college -.511,01X1 when it was completed. BAD BREAKS th scissor, .nd paste-pot—I. 1 rvci—Who takes Geology' i.n—Prlth.-e. AJfami —Forsooth. Aloysus. CoUegeYWUlMeet October 6, at Y.M.C.A. . director and College V spon.01 pool BBd gymnasium. .Ill be throw and deputation work. The College valley towns, bringing the Slat. Co lego and Its affairs to lhe attention . valley high school student". Imporlal features are lhe discussions of can pus problems, lead by Rev. Mr. E. J Frid, II at the weekly noon meetings. ;." ".'■.i':','; ,.'.' ,:"',''.;. ;. '[.',..■[ l!^,il,a|Ino3'o^eatt'lK',,rIn,7|,li,s, .„. ncction a sign is needed lo tell the tllous.mds who p-lsS on tile highway -ign should be readable by night as well as day. It -hould be lighted and si« that would not affect the nb-ervrr-' eyc-iglit. As pan of our sta program „c need ihat sign. Let's get it! Juniors Elect McAboy Frosh Class Meet ■ lionllro Itally w Small accounts welcome. Funds withdrawable. State supervised. UNITEDflWsTATES ASSOCIATION 2011 TULARE 'It didn't gel walled on. did yu,i "Isn't this* stupid party:• Buttles Shoe Co. J5he BROKEN DRUM "You Can't Beat It" STADIUM SERVICE STATION Home Economics Club Chooses New Office,, The First j (Congregational Church j Extends Three Invitations j FIRST To Students To attend on Sunday. 10:00 o'clock, a cla.s whe will discuss, with freedo and frankness, Religion in Relation to Science. Liter lure and Social Institutior Leaders for the year, each whom will take a number Dr. G. B. C< . Profes r F.mor . Mrs. Walter R. Hep Profe, n John A. Now SECOND To Members of the Faculty and all adults THIRD To All To come to Church a; 1:00 A. M. and 7:30 P. M. M and Divisadero Streets THOMAS T. GIFFEN Minister Oct. 3, 11:30 A.M. .llbjec OLIVE SERVICE STATION ■ General, Richfield, Associated, Calpet and Shell Gas Auto Accessories Eastern Oils J. R. BROWN, Prop. VAN NESS AT OLIVE mis ■ ■■^o,u,,„1,UuDLcwtftR.quAUUFIRSr-VAtUtAlvVi ) Frosh Reception Is Enjoyed by A Record Crowd To tho .train* of the Ute*t popular music tba foolUh Freshmen frolicked, ,1,,. -stuck up" Sophomore* shuffled. „,,, jubilant Juniors Jumped and. the snaky Seniors slid Isst Friday evening ,: the l*rge*t Frosh reception In the ir:i.e Alllngbam and Emory Ratclllfe. THE COLLEGIAN GisMlOTE|0RGAlWZATI0NS ANNOUNCE WADERS, PLANS W.A.A. Invites Women To Become Its Members j Fresno j Beverage Company 1 Manufacturers and Bottlers Let's Eat at Reno's Cafeteria 1139 FORTHCAMP Delta Ksppa ria.'ol Scholarship committee. Ilelcr llowlng: President. Ilutli Sims dacKclghand President, Josephln. —"-• Myrtle Mer illowlng orrieers: Alpha—President. •; treasurer. Preston Wllllston; cu Ilan. Bernard Burton. Sigma Alpha Chi—Pros Id ci Thomas Allen; vlco-prcsldent. Jam II; secretary. Sam Klelw. rcr. Joe Wlerrick Alpha Dell*— Preside Hoover; vlce-presldenl treasurer. Ervln Gln.berg. Zeta Mu—Pre.ldent. Orln ei-presldent. Cyril Wliit..; ordun Baekland; treasurer l:.-|ir.-s..nlatire. Ray Cobb. A.W.S. Entertain At Welcome Party " parly was staged In reported, th E.lep a man of the .ilf.i Kloiso Wobster, Dernlca Coney, trad Nowell. Loals* Cordon: elei Edith MrKarland. Harriet Seal. I CRESCENT SERVICE STATION (RAMBO AND SCHMITZ) We handle your favorite gas and oil— Richfield General Standard Gilmore Accessories—Ice—Wood and Coal Phone 3880 Forthcamp & Belmont STUDENTS! MAGAZINES CANDIE TOILET ARTICLES TOBAC ALBERT'S CONFECTIONARY Opposite High School Cosmopolitan Club Has Spanish Dinner | Entertaining »ome M mt i**te at Bitrada. SpaaUh Kitchen Monday night, the Cosmopolitan dub is start In Its fall activities. Regular • Iness of the club wa* carried on d new officers were elected. Those Hailed In their new chairs were M. Student Tells Class Of Japanese Trip A Japanese college .Indent who traveled in Japan under the auspice* of a large Japanese dally in QuTfornla. trip to members of the 2 o'clock English 1A class, Monday. She Is Katuko Frosh Co-eds Guests Of W.A.A Monday the students and the head irlous sports Introduced. . y Alma Wanamaker. musi solo by Maurlne Crowtho Maybellr. Cromplon as a< Il.irn.n, Louise Orgrcn. Jack I! R.ih.-rl Moor... William llastl.-. Earle The Sigma Alpha Chi fraternity 0 men: George Danielson. LeRoy Ca renltiB lhe fraternity Pre-Legal Club Elects Keesling As Treasurer College Y. W. Will Meet >n have been Invited u Mention—THE COLLEGIAN dolls made from a llgraphy. These poems llhoul a chaperon." HIGH SCHOOL SERVICE STATION Ice, Wood, and Coa Linn's Fuel and Feed (Oppo.lt. th. Stadium! Groceries a Specialty Ice Cream and Cold Drinks Park Street Grocery Solicits Your Patronage ORREL A. BENSON (Class 77) . Phone 5508-R 337 Park < Johnson's Cleaning is The Best We Specialize in Fancy Cleaning 2948 Tulare Street Phone 4694
Object Description
Title | 1926_10 The Daily Collegian October 1926 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1926 |
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 | Oct 1, 1926 Pg. 2-3 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1926 |
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 _ =.rr-^ „e,.„ mSSV™ s« "'".llappr'.na, ,.,c Collegian w. rrta?t -a. 1. . a large pari. It that Stanford did ilclc.it the Frrsnans. as had been expected, and it is also nut tll.it .lope wis upset "hen llie final -core was posted on the board. Not only had the co.uii aiiii.ip.ilr.l .1 l.iri;cr tola] Mi St.inj.ir.1 but llic fact that State scored at all was considered noud. It is not lhe psilicy ot llic pillririaii to take .i.li.uilajjc of its po.itioii in older to criticize llic editine, nf other publication-, but it appear- to us lli.it had the -port- v, liter- ot tile ilaih paper- in lr. -m. 11-cil more discretion 111 llicir choice ..I word-, .i.ljr.tivc- paiti. ul.irK. and made an attempt to sec lliitij;- 111 the li-ln "I the lutuic i.itli.-r than in the i.-ulr- ot a petty practice ^.iiur. Fresno Stale would have hern a i;rrat .leal better oil. After all it must be remembered that Fresno at no lime entertained any such wild idea , ,1- that of defeating Stanford on the gridiron. Recently, during the course of a conversation, a iriend remarked up< llic huge "mound" ul eirlli 1h.1t h.i- sprung up over the summer jllsi ea of Klackstonc avenue. It appears that it w.i. thought .1 queer spot to suit dump for all the excavation outfits in the city. He was corrected in Ii belief and told that this "mound" Has mure than .1 licip ol earth; that it wa in short, lhe new stadium "I Fre-nT. State l'"llrge, and that it wjiuld Co the -tudents of tile college -.511,01X1 when it was completed. BAD BREAKS th scissor, .nd paste-pot—I. 1 rvci—Who takes Geology' i.n—Prlth.-e. AJfami —Forsooth. Aloysus. CoUegeYWUlMeet October 6, at Y.M.C.A. . director and College V spon.01 pool BBd gymnasium. .Ill be throw and deputation work. The College valley towns, bringing the Slat. Co lego and Its affairs to lhe attention . valley high school student". Imporlal features are lhe discussions of can pus problems, lead by Rev. Mr. E. J Frid, II at the weekly noon meetings. ;." ".'■.i':','; ,.'.' ,:"',''.;. ;. '[.',..■[ l!^,il,a|Ino3'o^eatt'lK',,rIn,7|,li,s, .„. ncction a sign is needed lo tell the tllous.mds who p-lsS on tile highway -ign should be readable by night as well as day. It -hould be lighted and si« that would not affect the nb-ervrr-' eyc-iglit. As pan of our sta program „c need ihat sign. Let's get it! Juniors Elect McAboy Frosh Class Meet ■ lionllro Itally w Small accounts welcome. Funds withdrawable. State supervised. UNITEDflWsTATES ASSOCIATION 2011 TULARE 'It didn't gel walled on. did yu,i "Isn't this* stupid party:• Buttles Shoe Co. J5he BROKEN DRUM "You Can't Beat It" STADIUM SERVICE STATION Home Economics Club Chooses New Office,, The First j (Congregational Church j Extends Three Invitations j FIRST To Students To attend on Sunday. 10:00 o'clock, a cla.s whe will discuss, with freedo and frankness, Religion in Relation to Science. Liter lure and Social Institutior Leaders for the year, each whom will take a number Dr. G. B. C< . Profes r F.mor . Mrs. Walter R. Hep Profe, n John A. Now SECOND To Members of the Faculty and all adults THIRD To All To come to Church a; 1:00 A. M. and 7:30 P. M. M and Divisadero Streets THOMAS T. GIFFEN Minister Oct. 3, 11:30 A.M. .llbjec OLIVE SERVICE STATION ■ General, Richfield, Associated, Calpet and Shell Gas Auto Accessories Eastern Oils J. R. BROWN, Prop. VAN NESS AT OLIVE mis ■ ■■^o,u,,„1,UuDLcwtftR.quAUUFIRSr-VAtUtAlvVi ) Frosh Reception Is Enjoyed by A Record Crowd To tho .train* of the Ute*t popular music tba foolUh Freshmen frolicked, ,1,,. -stuck up" Sophomore* shuffled. „,,, jubilant Juniors Jumped and. the snaky Seniors slid Isst Friday evening ,: the l*rge*t Frosh reception In the ir:i.e Alllngbam and Emory Ratclllfe. THE COLLEGIAN GisMlOTE|0RGAlWZATI0NS ANNOUNCE WADERS, PLANS W.A.A. Invites Women To Become Its Members j Fresno j Beverage Company 1 Manufacturers and Bottlers Let's Eat at Reno's Cafeteria 1139 FORTHCAMP Delta Ksppa ria.'ol Scholarship committee. Ilelcr llowlng: President. Ilutli Sims dacKclghand President, Josephln. —"-• Myrtle Mer illowlng orrieers: Alpha—President. •; treasurer. Preston Wllllston; cu Ilan. Bernard Burton. Sigma Alpha Chi—Pros Id ci Thomas Allen; vlco-prcsldent. Jam II; secretary. Sam Klelw. rcr. Joe Wlerrick Alpha Dell*— Preside Hoover; vlce-presldenl treasurer. Ervln Gln.berg. Zeta Mu—Pre.ldent. Orln ei-presldent. Cyril Wliit..; ordun Baekland; treasurer l:.-|ir.-s..nlatire. Ray Cobb. A.W.S. Entertain At Welcome Party " parly was staged In reported, th E.lep a man of the .ilf.i Kloiso Wobster, Dernlca Coney, trad Nowell. Loals* Cordon: elei Edith MrKarland. Harriet Seal. I CRESCENT SERVICE STATION (RAMBO AND SCHMITZ) We handle your favorite gas and oil— Richfield General Standard Gilmore Accessories—Ice—Wood and Coal Phone 3880 Forthcamp & Belmont STUDENTS! MAGAZINES CANDIE TOILET ARTICLES TOBAC ALBERT'S CONFECTIONARY Opposite High School Cosmopolitan Club Has Spanish Dinner | Entertaining »ome M mt i**te at Bitrada. SpaaUh Kitchen Monday night, the Cosmopolitan dub is start In Its fall activities. Regular • Iness of the club wa* carried on d new officers were elected. Those Hailed In their new chairs were M. Student Tells Class Of Japanese Trip A Japanese college .Indent who traveled in Japan under the auspice* of a large Japanese dally in QuTfornla. trip to members of the 2 o'clock English 1A class, Monday. She Is Katuko Frosh Co-eds Guests Of W.A.A Monday the students and the head irlous sports Introduced. . y Alma Wanamaker. musi solo by Maurlne Crowtho Maybellr. Cromplon as a< Il.irn.n, Louise Orgrcn. Jack I! R.ih.-rl Moor... William llastl.-. Earle The Sigma Alpha Chi fraternity 0 men: George Danielson. LeRoy Ca renltiB lhe fraternity Pre-Legal Club Elects Keesling As Treasurer College Y. W. Will Meet >n have been Invited u Mention—THE COLLEGIAN dolls made from a llgraphy. These poems llhoul a chaperon." HIGH SCHOOL SERVICE STATION Ice, Wood, and Coa Linn's Fuel and Feed (Oppo.lt. th. Stadium! Groceries a Specialty Ice Cream and Cold Drinks Park Street Grocery Solicits Your Patronage ORREL A. BENSON (Class 77) . Phone 5508-R 337 Park < Johnson's Cleaning is The Best We Specialize in Fancy Cleaning 2948 Tulare Street Phone 4694 |