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LOGAN, U'l'AH , FRIDAY,

of the Utah Agricultural

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NOVE MBER 22, 1912.

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lTflANKSfilVINfi DAY LINE-UP

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H ere is the lin eup of the tw o bun ches of men that will do bat't le on Cummings Fi eld , 'l'hanks_giving Day . It looks good, docsn ' t •·it ! Each of us ar e balancing eac h of our Aggie boys against ' hi s oppon ent , apd tryin g to de1lermine th e r esult. In weight th e two tea ms are fairly well mat ched . As to abil. ity , that remains to be seen . Ilowcver , cast- iron statistics will play c,nly- a, minor part in the comin g fray. •Inst ead , it will be a test of · sand; it wil] be that "fig ht 'em" spirit that our team has imbi bed, and th e "fight 'em" spirit that is growing stronger each day in our student rank s, th at is going . lo giv e us th e ext ra inch of .ad( ,·antag e. Ev e ry mau on the team is in fine fettl e and keyed up to c' sma~h '' as long as there is au (Continued on Page Two)

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THOSE WHO BELIEVE U. KANT DOlT A Few

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" Doc," Tit us. " We need mor e student ent husiasm. If all the students would get bu:;y right away with some stunts aud make thi n gs liv ely it \\"Ould help a wl1ole lo t ." A Salt Laker "I have been telling them all down her e that they will get the sutpl'i se of th eir live s-' t hat I think you ar e going to beat them. Xow that Lon Romn ey is out of lh e game it is more in your fav -

GLUB THEAfi.GLUB BOOSTER H US GONDUG fSGHAPEL IS WIT The fil'St demonstration designed to awaken in te l'est and en thusiasm fol' the Thanksgiving game took pla ce last Friday when the Agl'icultrual Club took charge of the chape l exel'c iscs. The Agricultural Club is made up of ·a bunch of game farmers who (Oontinuecl on Pag e Three.)

A committ ee, appoint ed by th e Ol'. Th e way they have bee.n faculty and students, call ed upon play 1~_gof lat e and with all their the Boo 3 ters at their l'egular , best nrst team ~1en too_, 1 feel r w d 1 · ht f h 1 that my pr ed1cti ous WIii come mee mg e nesc ay n1g or t c true. I have predicted correctly purpose of getting the Boosl el'S rvcry gam e this season excep t to co-operate wit h the Institution th e lli gh School d efeat at the in getting the lal'gest crowd of hand s of B oise, and I fee l that 1 boosters possible at the corning am a pr ctt ., · ~omp ctent picker of (Continued on Page Tw o) winn er s, as Kirby and Goodspeed

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know . If there are any funny bets as 2 to 1 against you, I would take some if I were yon as I will down here. If you keep in your str id e/ and don't lose heart. when here, I believe you will be th e victors, th is ca nd idly, alth ough th ey have a fine team th is season and perhaps Romney w~ 't make so much difference. Al!'in all I th in k you are a good bet at any kind of Odds. ,vith kindest regards I remain Yours very truly, Maurice. Harry Stoney. The Agricultural College ha s a fine team. 'l'h e only crit icism 1 have is a seeming lack of college silirit among th e newer stnd cnts . Get them busy a nd boost for your team. College congs and d1ccrs go a Jong way toward victory. I am going to be in Salt Lake for Uie game and certain ly expect tu see a good one. Howell-C ardon Co. I'm an eastern man and know good football when I see it, and yonr boys play it. All the live merchants in this town are! going- to that game Thursday anLl we're going to fit with the A . C. st ud ents and root for our team. \Ve merchants consider the A . C. team as "our team" just as much as do the students. If yon arrange an excursion to return 'rln1rsda:r . night after the game, this whole store will be at the game . REID SITAl\lITAR'l'. Th atcher Clothin g Co. You students had better get busy soon or we mer chants arc going to put up more ''stunts'' than you are . We 're all behind the A. C. team and ar e boosting a trainload 1000 strong fat· Salt Lake Thursday. PRES'lJON 'l'IIA'l'CHER

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(Continued from page one.) ounce of " ~mash'' remaining in his system. We are optomistic about the big coming event . There's a sma ll whispering voice that whispers to us all day long and even i'n our sleep. It won't be put aside b~' any reasoning ot· argnment. Listen! it is speaking now. "We'll lick the U., \Vc'll lick the

U.'' So Aggies, grea~e up your voice boxes, pnll ont your good olcl "hlue and while" and make that little, persistent voice your best friend. Girls. comb your hair the night before ·so you won't miss that train.

COMMERClAL-BOCXSTERS• Attorney Harris got up and CLUB IS WITH US made the motion that the Chair appo int a ,committ ee of five tu 1';; ~:',;,' ~~~~c~~~:• !~~ (Continued F1r·om Pas;e One) take this matter in hand . This 0 game. Here are some of the re~ wa3 passed unanimously. trousers made to order, on short marks: Now students of the A . C., this notice. 145 1 Dr. Ilarris, as chairman, open- is a samp le of th~ spirit of the ______ _ _N_._~_ _a_in ______ _ ed . "We have come to you to- citizens of Logan and Ca<:hc night to urge that you gentle- county. It is up to every stumen, as a body, give this matter dent tu get in and boott for thi, your undivided support. We game and go to Salt J,ake . want to show the people of Salt Lake, and the State, that Logan Salt Lake City, Utah, is on the map and that the AgriKov. 18, 1912. cultural College of Utah is there. U. A. C. FootBall team, Logan, Utah. 'l'hey refer to us as the people The Emblem of Quality Highest Award I .M.P .A., from the cow counties, and we Dear old Bunch:1909 want to show them that we liv e I hav e been considerab ly worPhones 420b, 178x in a live up-to-dat e city ancl 1·icd the past week by the rumor s 135 Main county nnd that we are just as I have heard concerning a pos• mnch alive as they are." (Ap. sib le ear ly disbanding of the team + •i><!'1£H!H$H!><!><£><iH!><S,.!1t£H'5+S,.S,.S,.!"1~~• this season. IIow ever, I can not planse). SHOES SOLED WHILE YOU express the joy which I now feei Coach 'l'eetzel. "Yon people on receiving Student Life anc) :i: WAIT. All wvrk guaranteed . Free Delivery , will haYc an opportunity this finding you are again in the har. :I: ~: C. TROTMAN T year of support ing the best tean, ness. the Institution has ever turned 36 N. 1st Wff3t )fy sober thoughts lead me lo out. (Applause). We will hav e believe the incident, although un- of-i.:,,Si+•:>1!Ki><~iwi:1-<£><i><S><!><S><i+S><i><i>1i>< + lo work hard from now until the µleasant, which Jed you to hesiR. M. ROLFSEN game , but I am confident that we tate in ~•our intentions , to be on• will win the game." (Applause). ly one of the trials by which sur- The place you get the best price Joe Olsen. "I l1ave come hete mounting we prove ourselves on Gym. Shoes, Pants,and Jerseys Football and Tennis Snppliff3, tonight as a representativ~ of men . bathing Suits etc. 4 doors Wff3t the Ag. Club. the larg est club You hav e eve r)' one proved 1st National Bank in the school. It has been our yonrse\Yes, real true men by your experience that when a body such lat e final act in returning to tile as the Ag. Club will get in and support of the school. This is the The CommonRoom Club boost with the officers and stu- 1ype of manhood our state and ST. JOHN'S HOUSE Books, Mngn~lnes, Games. Pool Table, dents of the Student Body, ronntry needs and of which our Shuffle Board, Shower nod Tub B,~tbs movement can be carrjecl through. clear old school ~an be duly Tennis Courl. OI'EN To ALL 'l'he Ag. Club is boosting for lhis proud. game as a unit and we feel tlrnt / Remember the unpleasant past QUALITY FIRST we are going to win this game."! only a.Sit has been relative ~oafPRICE NEXT (Applause.) fording you a chance to wm a Hardware , Cutlery, School H. R. Hagan. "I have bcrll I nioral victory, Notions , Lunch Baskets and sent her e as a representative vl Now fellows get into your work General Supplies for Students. the Student Body. We want this with the old Aggie "fight em" The LaFount Hardware Co. bocly of Boosters to get in an,1 spirit, r e-enfor ced by the addiwork with the cit izens of Lo g,111 tiona\ vigor and energy that must ancl Cache county th e same as the characterize that spirit 1·ejnveTHIS BPACE IS Ag. Club is doing at our school. nated . Lay aside your personal Are you with us! (App lause ). convictions and work tooth and RESERVED FOR President Hat ch th,'n pu t the nail with Coach 'l'ectzel towards question before the hous e. that great victory on Tbanksgiv1\fr. Sam That cher, afte r a few ing clay, of which we are now so rousing remarks , marJ,, th e fol- certain. lowing motion : "I move that At no time must you forget the Commercial Clnb get behind that all friends and graduates oi this movement and tr .v to gd up the school are like myself with among our you lieart and soul for your fusome ent hu siasm ture success. townspeople.'' Sincere ly your, Eliason Sisters Sheriff Crookston: " .Tdid not Old Sc)loolmate of Class '12. Headquarters for Ladies' Suitti, intend to go down to this g-a1M, Dress Goods, Silks, Milliner/) but now I believe J will. If I was and Ladies' Furnishings. M!EETING OF DEBATERS r. rich man instead of a poor man '!'here will be a meeting of all Logan, Utah I would pay the fare of all the people the Oregon Short Line men interested in debating work conic\ take down. We shou ld take at the Commercial-Boosters club rooms Tuesday evening, NovcmTRY A BOX OkF l 500 or 2()('0 to this game." her 26th at 8 o'clock. A big' A nnmber of other members got erowcl is expected . up and made stirring remarks relative to the matter and the moThe capacity of the train next CHOCOLATES lion made by Mr. '!'hatcher was Thursday morning will be about THEY ARE DELICIOUS 1 one thousand. Fill it up , Aggies. -'-~------------rassed unanimously.

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AG. CLUB CONDUCTS HOW WE DO IT remember in om· college days, CHAPEL EXERCISES such as walloping the U . of U. on Well, we met 'em, (Cont in ued from Page oac) know how to do things right, and this el'ent was no exception to the rnle, for they certain ly woke the stupents up to !he fact that there \\'as still life and sririt enough in the Student Body to back the team through the strongest line the U. could possibly muster . 'l'he exercises opened with all t he officers of the club, the Coach a nd football team on the stand. Dave and J ohnic Sharp s: arted th e th ing out rig h t by leading the st ude nt s in a few good rousing chee rs. Joe OJ-en. president of th e .Agr icult u ral Club made the introductory speech. Bert Carr ington, vice president of the elub. introduced the various members of the team to the Student Body and then exhibited n blackboard on which was recorded past scores which the U. of 1T. had pi led up against us. He made optimistic prognostication of what the comi n g score would he dcc l ari n O~ (hat the U. wouhl m~et its «v.re ll ington" on 1' hanksgiving Day. Captain Crookston, in a brief speec h (most all men who do th ings arc men of few words) repor ted t he team in fine condition an d t hat the spirit of nnity was aga in r estored. Gordon Kirb~-, our husky left tack le, drew t he heart strings of each student around his Alma Mater, as h e briefly outlined a few of the thi ngs wh ich we would

November 28, 1912. Coach 'l'eetzel expressed his pleasme in again seeing the team united and declared the game to come was ours. We were particularly fortunat,, in having present our ex-star tackle, Fred Brossard. Fred still carries \\'ith bim a fullness of the good old U. A. C. spirit and he poured it out in a style that made every one sit up and take notice. He had , een the principal game played this year and expressed great confidence in the team, dedaring them to be the best bunch ever. Manager Fister expressed his pleasure in working with the team and announced the dates of coming games. Elmer Brossard, known to all students by his ex cellent work on the team, told of the interest dernomtrHtcd by the . towns-peopie in the coming ganie . Ile said the (O\\'ns-people \\'Ould turn out 1000 strong to go to Salt Lakr City. A rousing cheer was given each speaker. showing plainly th at evcr,r student had caught the " 1Vhip the U." spirit. Chorisle 1, Ben Parkinson !eat\ the students in the old favorite song" A . C. U. 0lll' A. C. U." and st ndents went to elas ~es each resolved to stand behind the team and push them on to victory.

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So we think they 'cl better ram bk Back to sage-brush covered plains Where , iu fighting with coyotes , They could make far better gains; Leave to us the task of tra ining Football men for victot;y. Aggies 110w are in the limelight l'/othing like our U . A. C. :--:ext \\'e 'JI show our Salt Lake neighbors ·what we've shown 1V.rnming's best. Crimson lrnews she 'II have to ruslle,That we 'II put her to the test . Aggies! don't forget 'l'hanksgiving ! Down to Salt Lake c,·cry one. Wh ile we trim the U. of Utah Show them how the trick is ,lone.

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And we set 'em Back a notch or two, you know; And we roug hed 'em, And we cuffed 'em, And we trampled down their row; And we rushed 'em, And we crnshed 'em, And they didn't stand a show. Yes, we blocked 'em, And we knocked 'cm, Off their feet with every blow.

In looking over Student Lifr this week, I find no mention ot the splendid program rendered by Professor '!'hatcher and his band boys. I think it proper that t hey should be congratulated io1· the mus ic which they give and I know no better pla ce to offer congratulat ions t han through the columns of our own paper. Loyalty to the different activities of the College pushes the partie-

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:Misses Nettie Peterson and Etta Nelson were h ostesses- SatllL'· day evenin::r at a socia l in honor •of the rhartcr members of the Sigma Theta Phi. llfr. and )\'(rs. Andclin were present, and tl1eir Get yom tin h orns out. We'll musica l selections were high 1) appreciated. ]l[iss Etta Nels,rn give those Salt Lakers a fair i michaperoned the crowd to tbe Ly. tation of a chinese band. -+, ric, after which a l unc h ean ,v_"s Com er Main and Cent er Sts. Don't fo r get the mat in ~e after ii served at t he h ome of l\ltss ltlllllllllllllllllll l lltl l lllllllllllllllllltllllit t he game. 1Peterson.

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POIN'l1.SABOUT THANKSGIVING [ • . - -P u b ll s h cd · e ,·01-y ];'rlday or the Schoo l Year by S tu dent Body Ol'ganlzullon Picture to yourzelf old Jcrusa- 1 Of the: U . A. C. lem two thousand years a~,,. lySubscription, . . . • . . $1.00 Per Year ing among the hills , with the Single Copies, 5 Cents i\[ount of Olives standing as , ''Entered . as second-class matter September 19, 190 8, at the postoftlce faithful sentinel over the city . Or at Logan, Utah, unc)er the. Act. or March 1879." , On the fifteenth clay of th e College Delivery Is macle from Stuseve nth month in each year, dent Lite Office, Room 275. multitud es of people journeyed to j EDITOR-( N•Cuu: :r ... ..: ••••••• \ 'KDA 8l"N8AK.lm the Holy City. It had been clclfAll(IJ,D R. HAOAX A880CIATE EDITOR S : ............ l\'A!li Ilott~O!li cr eed that after the gathering of O 1•••••••.••• 8. A . .FOWJ,KB .•........ JOSEPH lJUKllAS the corn and when the wine was BU81N)l!88 M'ANAOER ••••••••••••• L•:sr,11! A. Sl!ITII made, all should join in solemu A8!18TANT BUS I NY.88 M'AS"A OIW , IlltTANT IltJJ.l,F.X A ll Smart young men of this ATHLET ICS.. - .•...... ············· GonDON T{111nr communion, sacrific~ and prayer city are pretty well agreed on . LOCALS J :::: .......,...D•:1,l,A M'OlllHSLI, for eight days. Booths were built l . ···-......DAYIO SUAI\J' YOUR OPINION l3OLICITED of pine , olive, and myrtle bran , h- this: They prefer B . .{(UPPENSTAPl' ARTIS:'. . ............ W31. Oooo:H•1n:n ltommT MAJOn cs, and altars were con-...t;:uct~d, HEIMER Clothes to any other R EPORTER.81 : : ••. ' •••• EU I Y.lt BnoSSAUII make and they like best to do \Ve hav e tried this week to ar- upon which the Jewish deYtlke ............ Au·1rnn CA INE ., ................ LU<.:ILY. Lr.r. range the mat er ial contributed made his offering to the gre11~ their buying at the qualtii; store Volume XI. Number 9. foi· this paper, in what, to us. Creator. '!'he glory of this Il e- The bes t CLOTHES and the best CLOTHES SERVICE in seem::. the best way, endeavo ring brew festival has passed a way; November 22, 1912. to systematize the arrangement but the principle that every ,mr the world-tha t's our offer to OUR FOOTBALL TEAM so that when certain news is de- should rejoice in the fruits of pou. A nd, for g ood measure most sty le. quality, value. sir ed, whether it be of athletics. the current harvest continues Fe llow st11dents, today the A:;- of locals, of clubs, etc. , you will down to the present. ricultural College ha s the sp~ed- know just where to find it. Now The Greeks and Romans h eld iest and best trained football you may not like this plan, but, lik.e celebrations in autumn in team of its hi story. I know that whate,·er yom; at.titud e may be, honor of th eir goddecses, Demeter you as a student body have let us know- send in your criti- and Ceres, giving thanks for· watched this team growing jn cisms whether yon agree with us abundant crops, and that their strength during the year, dream- or not. \V c deoii-e to make St 11- liv es had been spared to them. Logan's Foremost ing of its victori es and rejoicing dent Life a paper that will suit Coming near er to our own in them when realized . You are. the majority , so criticize ns - find 'L'hanksgiving is the English IlarClothiers justly proud of on,· team, stc1- fault with us, if: need be , bnt vest Home . The sturdy lads and dents, for it is mad e up of t he best whatever we do lei us all worh lass es danced on the green sward, +•i❖❖-1S~K£KlK!><£>tiK$+:Ki><£KSK:>'E>t:>t~Hf>+ material in Utah, and eve ry together to make this paper OUR or engaged in athletic sports for + LOGAN SII OE R E P AIDI NG CO. + + Opposite Cou r t House + man's a man. paper. nn entire week, while r eligion :, + 178 North Main + + Men's Sh oes H a u SOied + Right now , f ell ow students this &ervices were held eac h evening + Hand Sewed . .... .. ...... 75c + CLASS GAMES team want~ you to show your in their chapels. + Heels .. 25c. Rubber Hee ls 4.0c. + First Class Workmanship + support and ea rn est approval of Our Pilgrim Fathers brought + + First Class Material + After all the health talks WC its work. We all know the Aggie to Am erica many of their nativ e + O'l'TO K.IIILBERG, P r opr ieto r . • !><i+!K!i+++• spirit never dies; it is too deeply hav e had we arc in a position to cnstoms. As a fitting recognition +t!K:KiKSM£K!K?KiKEK£K!K!K£K?><!K1K planted in every Aggie lieart to pass on the r eal Yaluc of ath l etics. of the manifold gifts and mercies Janel. bathed in the soft, mell ow Th e Fr eshie-Soph game is one of Provid ence, Gov. Bi-adford in- Light, ancl ca ,·essed by th e ba lm y be uprooted, so show it . Th e writ er goes out almost ev- ste p in the right direc tion. If we stitnled the first 'J'hanksgiving winds of th e south, brin gin g ery afternoon to wat ch th e team, nrc all to get the most out of Col- in the autumn of 1623. llfassa- w ith them the p un gent orde rs o[ our team , at pra cti ce. Only some le ge w e must leave it with a soit and ninety of his braves came the forest, was the First Tha.nkshalf dozen students are out as a invitation and parti~ipated in strong healthy body. But to be by the fe:tiv ities of the occasion. giving in America cel eb rated. rule to encourage the boys by st rong and healthy we mn :-t get Nature, seemingly ashamed of Our '!'hank. giving of today hal!!I their presence. '!'here shou ld be hundreds. Every A . C. student plenty of fresh air and exe r cise. ha\'ing left her children so long cln1wJ1 somr part from each of should come out if only for a few It bas long been a favorite argu- lo the raYagcs of death ond dis- th ese• clifl'ercnt festiva ls. The minutes and not e the difference in ment of anti-athl etes that those ease, or to the mer ciless onslaught time of nnlnmn after t he har vthe boys immediately. Yom who need exe rci se least get most of bloodthirsty Indians, had this c·st, comes from them all; its idea snppl;· ol' charily for les.s fortunate peostanding on the side-lines only a of it. Now is wh ere the clnss year ?ielded a bountiful short time shows, in a wa y, your games cop1c in to r efute th em. If of all things whith these hardy pie comes from t he Jew ish Feas t interest and support. 'l'his is on- we could have inter -<'lass g-ame~ pioneers had un ccae;ing-ly rnclea- of 'rabernaclc :-i; in giv ing th anks ly one of the many things ,mg- and inner-<'las --; games nea T'ly ev- vored to w1·cst from the virgin for crops, we copy th e fe asts of De miles ancl Ci res; its mi rt h a1\i1 gested by a few liv e students, of ery man in College wonlcl be call- New England soil. manifesting our loyalty to a win- ed into th e open air and on lo th e So tl1cy sat down to rough- fest ivily savo r strong ly of th e ning team. road to h ealth. ·\Vhy can't we hewn table s Jaclc11 with , wat er Eng-lish H arvest ITome; and its foul , wild tnl'key, venison, and spirit of 'fhanksg iving and r eli gOn Thanksgivin g day the Ag- have more of this sort of thing ! the products of com and barley. ions ncloration was given it by gies meet the U. of Utah in Salt And there in the sombre wood- our clrvont Pilgr im Fat hers. Lake City. '!'his game is to be the GET THIS game of the season for these two A specia l train will leave Locolleges, and students, much of the work of winning this game de- g-an at 7 :50 a.m. rrhankRgivin~ pends on you. Our team i1 wil- clay and will arrive in Rall Lake"Where all the student~ meet." Lending Conrectloners ot Loga n. ling to work to the yery best of at 10 :45 a .m. Manufacturers ot tha Famou"! "ll.OV .\l ," C'll O<'Ofa \T ES. Rat e $2.50, good retnrning Our Catering to Class Parties cannot be excelled In "price" or qualll y ." its ability for victory, but you must furnish your support. Your Friday.

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ent husiasm is the expression your entire sympathy and approval of its work. Between today and Thanksgiving is but a short time, filled with bard work and Jong practices for our team, but there is pl enty of time, students, for you to learn the College songs and chee rs. Get busy , express as fully as possible your Ag gie spi rit. Snow that you are fairly bubbling over with the feel in g of a victory to come next Thursday. Feel it, talk it, dream of it , work for it, and your dream w·ill come true.

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1- etlubs,~ororttits , jfraternttits . Th~, Ag ~\ub with its _character. 1st1c push has taken 1n a bunch of the best men in school, and intend to keep the kettle boiling throughout the year. The follow. ing are the new memb ers : J. F. Knudson , Jos. H. Rinn er, Jos. Anderson, Grover Clyde, Lloyd Tuttle, Aaron Bracken, ,John Sharp, Geo. Cahoon, Jos . Foster, Wm. Goodspeed, Geo. Stewart, Hugh Williams, Geo. Sweitzer, Russel Crandall, Rwsel Packard, Vern Bird, Harry Green, Willard Stevens.

-+Some girls, wearing the orange and black, picked up a "wee bite" at the Phi Kappi Saturday morning. The boys are all smiling over the "incident'• and congratulating themselves on the fact that, although so early in the morning ,they were in fair shape to greet the ladies.

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Sorosis initiations took place c,n Friday and Saturday. The new members are: Mary Howell, Marie Eccles, Lucille nod Edith Ha yba ll.

-+SIGMA THETA PH I The newest arrival in sororities will make its debut in college activities Sat\lrday by giving a • matinee in the Smart gym. from 4 to 6 p. Ill.

-+The la st dance before Thanksgiving Saturday 4 to 6 after the game.

-+The Pi Zets wish to thank all who hav e been so kind to them during their quarantine. The fruits, magazines, flowers and numerous other gifts were mor.i than appreciated and will always be remembered.

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'fbe Pi Zeta Pi 's are gradually Miss Coral Kerr entertained becoming a littl e more sociable Rorosis at her home on Wednes- Saturday afternoon th ey all went day night. After a short busines~ to the Oak by way of celebratin).(. meeting the rest of the evening --+--DEC . 16th -AG CLUB BALL was spent socially .

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and "Asleep in The Deep," were FAILS TO PLEASE _greeted with thunderous ap: plause. He closed with singing Entertaining and p1easing as tliat old but beautiful song whid1 well · as educating is ,he character it seems is destined to never taste of U,e n)ucical entertainmen .t givof death, "Rocked in the Cradle en last Friday night in the Tabof th,e Deep." erna cle by Mr. Andelin, Miss As this large and appreciative 01·vill,1 Clark and Miss Lila Jost , nll of whom ar c natives of Utah. audience filed out , each face wore Mr. Andelinc is a man o:f rare a smile of satisfaction; and apta'.ent i his voi ce is deep and musi- par ent indications were that evCil,l and is in· direct unison with ery person, regardl ess of his past likes or dislikes , wa, imbueil lti~. pleasing personality. Ile was p!ainly the favorite of the even- will, a love for wholesome and high class music. ing, heing obliged to re spond time and again to the liberal apA LETTE R. plause given him. Miss Lila Jost although her singing did not Dear Editor. take so we ll with the audience, I think that right now is a is also a very talented singer , n;iost fitting time for you to call havini . returned . only a short time the attention of al[ onr students ago from Germany, where she has to one of onr college songs with been taking vocal lessons from the request that they not only some of the ablest teacher , in 1·e ad the verses but delve into the Europe. One reason why she did spirit of the poem and try to re1iot take so well as Mr. Andelin , aliz e all that Stud ent Life means h~canse of her choi ce of songs. to them. Yours faithfully, Mr, Andelin chose such songs A. E. as "Annie Lanrie,1' ":fi.l_[y Old Kentucky !Jome , " etc., - songs 4 LMA MATER. that nev : r fai l to plea se and in - 'l'ho' the U. of U. may honor spire; while the songs selecte,1 The colors red and white hy Miss Jost we r e of an entirely And her alumni cheer U1eir mater different ~haractcr. \Vith all their main and mi,.,.ht Uufm:tnnnt ely we did . not l;a_ve1 'ro our pennirnts proudly w:vi~g, 1)1~ pleasure of hearrng M,ss \Ve turn wlth hearts so true Cla1:k_ sing . I-Towever. her piano ! And we give ' three rousing ;igers s~lecl1ons wer e well chos en , I For the A. C. 's white ru,d blue. skillf ,nlly render ed. and thorongh- 1 1.~e,do~·ed by all. Ever loyal to our College , olr. And clin and 1[iss Jo , l I E,•er ready her to serve snng in t)n ee diff erent languages ! " 1 ith brain ~nd brawn and heart - Gern;,rn Italian anc1 English· and soul 1 \¥1;c~ ·Mx. Anllcljn Rang '_'}i{y Old ! l T.,.olclii1g n~thiug _in reserve, Kentucky Ilomc," th e dropping e turn with lovmg glances ~fa pin wonld have been audible 'l'o her colors while and blue ~ y{vi erc in th e room. rrhis song And we give three rousing tigers 1 11 · \ For our clear old A. C. U.

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fo this life of toil and conflict, We are p rone t() calloused ilio ught Wh ile we hide our noble r nat ure Fail to do those t hings we ought; -Still in times of deep reflection Each one finds his higher self AH harsh sentiments he places For a time upon the shelf. He can now see good in others He is grateful to n,ankind, And the claim of human kinsl\ip Now developes in his mind. When the summer's toil is ended, When the crops ar~ gathered in, When potatoes fill the cella r , Meat and flour fill the bin, When we' r e healthfu l and we're happy, Wl1en onr friends are good and true, W,ill not finer thought and feeling Mru,ifest themselves to viewY Wi ll not hearts fill with thanksgiving ' As they di? in Pilgrim days I [,[ave we not much " mo're tha n they did, Is t here not true cause fo r praiseY ' Let us keep in mind the spirit Of that band on Plymouth shore Thanks for life and joy in Ii ving Grateful for our bounteous store. -D. W . Smith.

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The school of schools she is to us And ever she will be A It hough in distant piernory H er halls and grounds we see i"o we turn to her fair colors Our d ear old A. C. U. And we give three rousing tigers For the White and the Blue.

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he handled them together with his familiarity of the subject has . caused much int errogative discussion among the members of l\Iary Ilowell spent Sunday and his Zoo III class. LOGAN,UTAH l\Ionday in Salt Lak e City. --+Capital and Surplus $115,000.00 --+Great was Dr. ,vi dtsoe's su run Thursday even ing the sen- prise upon returning from the We Solicit Accounts of the Faculty and) ior girls enjoyed th emselves im- Woman 's Building W ednesday Student Body, and shall be pleased to mensely at a swimming party. night to find a small pox flag ( have our share of the College business Aft er spending an hour and a tacked beside the door. half at the gymnasium, all re-+paired to the home of Josephin e Buy that intermittent alarm Burton where hair was dried , clock and wind it tight. games were played , and delieious - t--refreshments were served. "Irv'' Clayton and " Zek e" --+J enson hav e taken te;nporary apA Ninety Page Magazine of Need le Work, showing l\Iyrtl e Johnson, when asked partments somewhere near 7 N hundreds of articles easily made with the Ladies ' why she was taking public speak- and 5 E. They have a small vicHome Journal Transfer Patterns. ing answered that she was going torola and well endeavor to enterto be a "lady suffragette." tain any callers for the next few 15 cents a copy including a fre e -+ days . transfe r pattern -+What has been more conspicuCan you Imagine? ous by its absence than a glee, Prof. Caine without authority Y club Y 'l'he Senior girls, in order Goodspeed without a frown Y to start things rolling at last , Examination day without have organized a fu][ pledged Special Attention Given to chir ping society and guarantee to grief! Dell Morrell without an exthe Proper Fitting of Glasses surpass very soon anything of the cuse? ,·ort in the count ry. Boys-get Allen Bartlett without his lesbusy. sons. 1 -+-l\Iary Ilowell without a smile! 1 Prof. Pet erso n in Geology : "A M.D . Stevens without his fog-horn, 1 ~tream is like a man , when it bedomes over loaed it beg ins to wab- voice? Practic e Limited to Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Office ove1· Bowell·C1~rdo11 Dry Gooch1 Comp1~11y Olli e Johnson in tights Y ble.'' oO tu ce Hom·I½: 9 to 12 1~. m., 2to6 1>- m. God be in tra inin g Y : -+-l The ball flew high , -+Up in the sky, The capacity of the train next And fixed upon it every eye, 'rhursday mornin g will be about 'l'he bleechers ro cked and reel- one thousand . Fill it up, Aggies . ed WANTED (And th en he woke up .) By Christenson-Some one to -+We Carry Everything you need, including Stationery talk to. Are you going to Salt Lake i Toilet Articles, Perfume, Soap, etc. You Will Need Student Life Staff-Someone Sur e! Well, get your ticket a Nobby Bathing Cap this fall. Ask to See Them to writ e a bright, snappy, shor t ear ly. story. --+Prof. Arnold-Some one to "Don 't knock -the locals. How roa st; supply of sarcasm con"The Prescription Store" Phone 21 14 West Center Street. man y could you have written this stantly accumu lating. week ! Harry Reed- A "regu lar" •~-:,-:,-:,-:,-:,-:,-:,-:,-:,-:,-:,-:,-:,-:,-:,-:,-:,-:,-:,-:,-:,-:,-:,-:,-:,-:,-:,-:,-:,-:,-:,-:,-;,-:,-:,-:,-:,-:,-:,-:,-:,-:,-:,-:,-:,-:,-:,-:,-:,-:,-:,-:, --+queen with taking ways ; pleaso .----------------------------, At the Woman's Bui ldin g. Miss reserve his monthly allowance. WILKINSON & SON Cooper inspecting some cold storLon J. I-I.-Someone to boost . age eggs remark ed: "'l'he Lays of The Students ' Store, Books Stationery , Post Cards, and Souvenirs, Prof. Larsen-An English 7 Anci ent Rome.'' class that woula attend religiousAlways a Complete Stock to Select From -',ly to technique·and de-ta.i!s. Opposite Post Office Chem I st ud ent: "Dear Pa , -some one to mention please send me $10.00, I broke a "clea r teacher." Walter Glenn-Some one t~ test. tube .-'' Our Exclusive Line of Murdocks Chocolates -+-tak e stock in Canadian wond erAre made umler the most sanita r y and up to elate methods ot manutacDr . William Peterson and a stories. ture known and ot _th e finest quality of mntcrluls thut can b e obtained consequently we arc In the best possible position to furnish the finest numb er of his students in Geo, Miss Garner-Some one to carChoco lat es and Crro m s on the market ancl a lso the best values. Try us logy II mad e a research trip for ry her books. nncl be . co nvln cccl t.hnt o ur ,::oo<ls ore s u1>erlor to u n yt hln g mnuurn c tt1r ccl In thi s lin e. 3 short distance up Logan cani\fr. Sells-Some one to smile yon. benignly upon. - ··-+Miss H~mtsman -A new hair Dr. Titus ha s proved himself to tonic and eye-spa rkle. be a real sport . Not only has he l\Ir. Gates-Some one to believe produced a class of expert marble his diamond to be real. 13 West Center Street players, but Tuesday morning he Mr. Burke-Enoug h time to get TI. J. CARLISLE, Proprietor. BATHS produced a deck _of cards . Th e at least one-third of what the ala crity and deftness with which Prof. assigns in English 25.

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CREDO! ASTHE FOOTin my College, the best in the West. BALLMAN ISII believe believe in its faculty, the builders of Men. '' There

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at him run!" "Go it! go it! go it! " 'rh ese and similar exp r es~ions are hear d thousands of tim es during each footba ll ga me. 'l'h ey ar e hurl ed into the air by l:.'acult y, Coaches, Busines:; m en, College men-di sin te rested town s girls -a nd the fair co-cd. Ah , yes, and even the fair co-cu .sometimes does so methi n g more. -She will cve 11 crowd a long llH· bleac hers un conscio usly following th e ball and th e player-and sometimes ( thi 1 is very rar e indeed) you can hea r her scr eam " U he's grand-grand-and we Jo,·e him. Or, aga in all unconsciouSly, and with out th e slightest thought of th ose about her , she will jump to her fee t . franti ~ally wave her a rm s, cr.r: lau g h 1 shak e her s mall fist ant! fall to her scat again. Anti what is it all nbout I Is it all clue to th e gen eral exc it ement of th e ga mc1 Or i'.) it dnt! in part t-0 admirnti on of those men who rep resent them by participnting in the game! A littl e, 0 just a ver y little is clne perhap s, to the last cause. But wha t inspires thi s admi ra tion and con fidence of the upper cla ssmcn fo r th ese men! \>iha t big thing is it I.Jc hincl the Pr ep., that , during a ga me, makes him shout both word s of en courag emen t an'd wor cls of disgust at th e play ers l If you asked these people about the football man they wouldn't tell yo u much abo ut him . Tliey have a very faint and far away idea of wha t "tra inin g" mea ns. They know that a footba ll ma n ha s to confo rm to cer tai n stand ards, but just what standa rd s, they know not. They feel that th e pla _vcr"bclongs to them and th ey ha\'c to do, think, and be just as each indi vidu al would ha ve him. In a measu re this is

I believe in my fellow students, then truth and honor. I ·believe 1in,my College spirit which cannot die. SIO! I know the athletes in our teams, all staunch and true . I know their mettle when they fight for the blue. I kno~ they will fight to the last ditch for our school: I know the University team can be beat Our team is the team to do it. ·

met hods would be used. For instance she "oulcl never think of tackling a man in the manne r of today . Oh no! Still she co1ilrl take his little finger and bend it back , or she could t ickle him under the arms. If a gic} ·were playing footba ll she would at least do away with the sponge and erect a sa nitary fountain somewhere on the field. Bnt a .girl's duty at a footba ll game is upon the bleecbers, admiring and inspiring, w hether or not this is ,true, who can tell. 'l'he footba ll men are a little soy about saying th at any j aunty feather or shrill little voice ever sent them on do'"n the field, but we ar e entitled to our own opin-

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tru e for the football man is th tJ from him. He can't even do that I idea l of hundr eds. Th e:·e hund- most natural of things which we ! He thinks he reel hav e an individual interest call "q ueening." X is expec ted to never mak e a in him; th ey glory in his triI blunder , no matt er bow small. umphs and successes and sympaHe gets a littl e "peeved" now thize with him in his failures; nnd autl th en if people make a "fuss " , a II becaus e tho se who know say over him , or if they are sarcast it; We have on hand a that to b~ a fool ball man , he I to J1im. complete line of musts firct be a man . He mus! · But, after ail, he forg ets the hav e th e courag e and ·stam ina to PIANOS fight for eve ry in ch ; he must unpl eas ant thing " of being a AND player; the hard work , and tra in"keep his head" at all times. H e PLAYER · ing are forgotten; the "fa llin g must n ever loose his temper, no PIA NOS ont s," aud hard words he docs matter how t rying th e circumAlso Sheet Music, Purses, Music sta n ces ; he must think qnickly. not r emember , and h e settles Rolls, Sat chels and Record i and at the same tim e be pos sesse d clown to play hon estly - and to win ; for he is still somebody's of the phyeical pow er to put th e thought into action. In other id eal and for that int erest in him , for his school, and for h.imselfwords th e big thing which achc does his level best , counts for our admiration, our nearness to. and inter est in the If a girl could r eall y play foot89 South Ma;i,n Street footbal l man is be-cause he is our ba ll p erhaps some rather unique! ~------------,. idea l-s tanding for cveryt h in!! which we ourselves want. So he must be mentally efficient, moral- \\ ly praiseworthy and physi cally ti perf ect. ,; And yet t he play er him self neve r thinks of th ese thin gs. H e plod -s along and works , works . works! Il e now and th en grum• blcs at trainin g, for it seems to him tha t eve ry littl e knick knack whi ch wa s intend ed to make peopl e happ y have been taken away

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