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THE COLLEGIAN
...Laurence A. Peters
NEWS STAFF
Emmett Buford. Audrey McCullough. Amille Stenberg. Minnie I
Nadinc Barrack. Leo Rafcill. Clyde Emery, Doris de Lacy. Thocnas Gregory.
Al Serpa. Velma DamroV Sylvia Huber. Glen Harris. Dorothy Nelson.
Manny Davidson. William F. Pelers. Clara Minor, Velma Mills.
CAMPAIGN SPEECHES
A candidate for the Student Body presidency should be required to consider and analyze student problems before assuming the responsibilities of presiding officer. He will find it necessary to think if he has to (rive a campaign speech before thc election. He will give definite thought as to how student body matters should be handled.
Furthermore, the students should know what their candidates
look like before they vote for them. Last year, when Lester Neilson was nominated for President, no one knew what he looked like.
A green turtle may have been running for office, for all the students knew. As a result, the vote was light especially among the
Put your candidate up before tl
his paces. Let him shoot his line foi
know whom to vote for.
COLLEGIAN CONTEST
The Collegian wishes the support of every one in thc c<
essay contest Its success means a big thing—the fuller co-c.
tion of our students and pur advertisers. Few students realize
what our advertisers are to thc paper, and what they should be
the school. It is the purpose of this contest to so interweave t
interests of students and advertisers that never again can an il
personal feeling toward our advertisers exist.
Thc Collegian is doing its part—are you? Write a short s
s»y.
STUDIO CLUB
'The Collegian" takes this opportunity to thank the Studio
Club, and the girls who compose it, for thc excellent work thr'
they have done in behalf of the paper. The hearty co-operatii
spirit with which tho riuh i known to work, has placed it in tl.-
front rank of college activities. We are also indebted to the Studio
Club for the remarkable football posters that adorn the halls,
nouncing each college game.
Keep it up, girls. The students certainly appreciate ]
IN MEMORIAM
As lovely as a mountain ash
Flushed in the evening to a silver-rose.
Your bright I. li laughter,
Bent to the wind's caress, but firmly rooted.
You were; so we beheld you.
Then came the storm
Which strikes and leaves the forest muted.
Laving within the grove a lonely place
Above which shines a star.
E. L. W.
tenriewed by the Collegian n
claimed. "They come to the polls unhampered by the political prejudices
of their male counterparts. When
J. Gump, the People's Candi-
The Creator must bar* be
Haflebowrr or to Mas Coip.
Notice: Would the person who took
Hue's Political and Social History
of Modem Europe from tho Collegian
Lost—A goki Wabl Erenharn pen-
between Campos Mid High School
i emerald. Finder pi
MOTHER HUBBARD U
Old Mother Ratchllffo
Went to the Enclyeopedi,
So he couldnt give his c
ids. Coach; wa had a fight
s helping him pick up his I
. McDonald—"Man k
YELPS FROM
THE BULL J
line, but I have not succees
edy for my shortcomings?
DOPEY DUNCAN.
II playing. No, thank you, my at1
YOUR FRIEND PUP.
! THE BOOKSHELF
. In the earlier lyr-
ire to face farts, rathsr than
m'is. for him. a selfish, futile
ion, beginning nowhere and i
the job. The team, realising his value
ofthobd
through their line for ten i
time. Ryan al
says "scrimmage" Red Firru gt
f. .Ho Is out for toe rest ol
with a bad "Charlie Horai
• Mr. Pup: I've heard so much
about the big four; could you give
me any information about them?'*
INQUISnTVE TOMMY.
Darling Tommy (Presuming that
. )u are a female): After making
deep inquiries In the matter, we find
e big four is composed of Ryan
(Gang Master), Jones, Hunldna and
t book Mr. Lewis di
One can .aily find many Babbit
SLOW!
l Mary Louise?
Between Owl Drag Co.
and Postofflee
Phone 5563
2017 Tulare Street
Fresno, Calif.
MRS. EDITH PELL
BOLLES
VOICE BUILDER
Teacher of Artistic Singing
Studio Dayrj at Residence
730 ElizabethSt.
TUESDAYS AND
FRIDAYS
Phone 3616-W.
alsttne—This young mi
N- OBSERVING STUDENT.
ENCYCLOPEDIA
BRITANICA. $15
DICTIONARIES OK
ALL LANGUAGES'
IN STOCK
Fresno Book Shop
2508 Tulare Street
ORPHEUM
The Best Vaudeville
Player Tianos. They a
Cook* Music Sh<
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
Phone 591 P. O. Box 2063 1133 N
Wormser Furniture Co.
1022 J Street, Fresno
SEE US FOR STOVES
A B Gas Stoves
Perfection Oil Stoves
Wood and Coal Ranges and Heaters
Chambers Fireless Cooker Gas Stoves
FREE ENLARGEMENT GIVEN FOR BEST
ACTION PICTURE
of
SATURDAY'S GAME
—See Announcement at—
"THE COOP"
The Dignity Style Shop
DIGNITY STYLE SHOP
Phone 5122 1034 J Street
Irish Linen
Here are fine linens—symbols of elegance and refinement—
highly prized and "highly priced" at all times-hcre at Badb*
Kamp's at really popular prices—placing them within the reach of
everyone.
B^djr
CLOTH
Napkin.
plriJe
*
Bgjjj*! cloth | .jjtiks,
Oar
$35.00
Set
$i£oo
$15.00*
$27.00
Set
$50.00 I2 1"f" Foe1*""
Set $18.75
$20.00*
$38.75
Set
$45.00
Set
2 yds a 2 yds
$15.00
$20.00
$35.00
Set
$60.00
Set
2ydsx2tfyd.
$21^25
$28.50*
$49.75
Set
$-12.50
Set
2 yds x 2 yds
$13°00
19.00*
$32.00
Set
$70.00
Set
2 yds X 2 ft yds
$26.25
$32.50*
$58.75
Set
$37.50
Set
2yd.x2tf yds
. $15.00
$15.00
$80.00
Set
$75.00 j2*",,2*""
Set $2730
$35*00*
$62.50
Set
$46.00
Set
2ydsx2(4 ydsj With 22 Inch
$16°.25 19.00*
$35.25
Set
$90.00
Set
2 yds X 2 1-»
yds for
$3730
MMO
$75.00
Set
Floyd C. Lynn
DRUGGIST
1045 VAN NESS BLVD.
FRESNO, CALIF.
PHONES 4506-4507
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 3, 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 ...Laurence A. Peters NEWS STAFF Emmett Buford. Audrey McCullough. Amille Stenberg. Minnie I Nadinc Barrack. Leo Rafcill. Clyde Emery, Doris de Lacy. Thocnas Gregory. Al Serpa. Velma DamroV Sylvia Huber. Glen Harris. Dorothy Nelson. Manny Davidson. William F. Pelers. Clara Minor, Velma Mills. CAMPAIGN SPEECHES A candidate for the Student Body presidency should be required to consider and analyze student problems before assuming the responsibilities of presiding officer. He will find it necessary to think if he has to (rive a campaign speech before thc election. He will give definite thought as to how student body matters should be handled. Furthermore, the students should know what their candidates look like before they vote for them. Last year, when Lester Neilson was nominated for President, no one knew what he looked like. A green turtle may have been running for office, for all the students knew. As a result, the vote was light especially among the Put your candidate up before tl his paces. Let him shoot his line foi know whom to vote for. COLLEGIAN CONTEST The Collegian wishes the support of every one in thc c< essay contest Its success means a big thing—the fuller co-c. tion of our students and pur advertisers. Few students realize what our advertisers are to thc paper, and what they should be the school. It is the purpose of this contest to so interweave t interests of students and advertisers that never again can an il personal feeling toward our advertisers exist. Thc Collegian is doing its part—are you? Write a short s s»y. STUDIO CLUB 'The Collegian" takes this opportunity to thank the Studio Club, and the girls who compose it, for thc excellent work thr' they have done in behalf of the paper. The hearty co-operatii spirit with which tho riuh i known to work, has placed it in tl.- front rank of college activities. We are also indebted to the Studio Club for the remarkable football posters that adorn the halls, nouncing each college game. Keep it up, girls. The students certainly appreciate ] IN MEMORIAM As lovely as a mountain ash Flushed in the evening to a silver-rose. Your bright I. li laughter, Bent to the wind's caress, but firmly rooted. You were; so we beheld you. Then came the storm Which strikes and leaves the forest muted. Laving within the grove a lonely place Above which shines a star. E. L. W. tenriewed by the Collegian n claimed. "They come to the polls unhampered by the political prejudices of their male counterparts. When J. Gump, the People's Candi- The Creator must bar* be Haflebowrr or to Mas Coip. Notice: Would the person who took Hue's Political and Social History of Modem Europe from tho Collegian Lost—A goki Wabl Erenharn pen- between Campos Mid High School i emerald. Finder pi MOTHER HUBBARD U Old Mother Ratchllffo Went to the Enclyeopedi, So he couldnt give his c ids. Coach; wa had a fight s helping him pick up his I . McDonald—"Man k YELPS FROM THE BULL J line, but I have not succees edy for my shortcomings? DOPEY DUNCAN. II playing. No, thank you, my at1 YOUR FRIEND PUP. ! THE BOOKSHELF . In the earlier lyr- ire to face farts, rathsr than m'is. for him. a selfish, futile ion, beginning nowhere and i the job. The team, realising his value ofthobd through their line for ten i time. Ryan al says "scrimmage" Red Firru gt f. .Ho Is out for toe rest ol with a bad "Charlie Horai • Mr. Pup: I've heard so much about the big four; could you give me any information about them?'* INQUISnTVE TOMMY. Darling Tommy (Presuming that . )u are a female): After making deep inquiries In the matter, we find e big four is composed of Ryan (Gang Master), Jones, Hunldna and t book Mr. Lewis di One can .aily find many Babbit SLOW! l Mary Louise? Between Owl Drag Co. and Postofflee Phone 5563 2017 Tulare Street Fresno, Calif. MRS. EDITH PELL BOLLES VOICE BUILDER Teacher of Artistic Singing Studio Dayrj at Residence 730 ElizabethSt. TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS Phone 3616-W. alsttne—This young mi N- OBSERVING STUDENT. ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANICA. $15 DICTIONARIES OK ALL LANGUAGES' IN STOCK Fresno Book Shop 2508 Tulare Street ORPHEUM The Best Vaudeville Player Tianos. They a Cook* Music Sh< 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 Phone 591 P. O. Box 2063 1133 N Wormser Furniture Co. 1022 J Street, Fresno SEE US FOR STOVES A B Gas Stoves Perfection Oil Stoves Wood and Coal Ranges and Heaters Chambers Fireless Cooker Gas Stoves FREE ENLARGEMENT GIVEN FOR BEST ACTION PICTURE of SATURDAY'S GAME —See Announcement at— "THE COOP" The Dignity Style Shop DIGNITY STYLE SHOP Phone 5122 1034 J Street Irish Linen Here are fine linens—symbols of elegance and refinement— highly prized and "highly priced" at all times-hcre at Badb* Kamp's at really popular prices—placing them within the reach of everyone. B^djr CLOTH Napkin. plriJe * Bgjjj*! cloth | .jjtiks, Oar $35.00 Set $i£oo $15.00* $27.00 Set $50.00 I2 1"f" Foe1*"" Set $18.75 $20.00* $38.75 Set $45.00 Set 2 yds a 2 yds $15.00 $20.00 $35.00 Set $60.00 Set 2ydsx2tfyd. $21^25 $28.50* $49.75 Set $-12.50 Set 2 yds x 2 yds $13°00 19.00* $32.00 Set $70.00 Set 2 yds X 2 ft yds $26.25 $32.50* $58.75 Set $37.50 Set 2yd.x2tf yds . $15.00 $15.00 $80.00 Set $75.00 j2*",,2*"" Set $2730 $35*00* $62.50 Set $46.00 Set 2ydsx2(4 ydsj With 22 Inch $16°.25 19.00* $35.25 Set $90.00 Set 2 yds X 2 1-» yds for $3730 MMO $75.00 Set Floyd C. Lynn DRUGGIST 1045 VAN NESS BLVD. FRESNO, CALIF. PHONES 4506-4507 |
