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LOGAN, U'l'AII,
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LIVELY DOINfiS SATURDAY NlfiHT
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NOVEJ\fBER
Agricu l tura l College . NUMBER 10.
28, 1912.
IWHAT WE'LL DO
Cheering, Singing , and Shouting the Students of the Agricultural College , 1000 Strong, Make Big DemonstTation . Bon-fire, Speeches, Music.
We'll lick tlie "U" by gos h t lmts w hat we 'JI clo. But to clo it we mnst all sti ck toget her . For as old as t he motto is whi~h we a 1·c ta rr ying with us. "Un ity is st l'cngt h ;" it is sti ll true. No regular formation will be asked of us until reach in g Sa lt Lake . At the gates of the Salt [1nkc Ptatio n we wi ll form in line under the direction of the committee in chal'gc. First th e Ag . Cluh will fol'm at the head ,of the column as a blo0k A. The boy~ forming the l et te r wilt carry three long banners on which wi ll be printed the word s, "W'e've come to do l)" and "U of U--0 Ag -
Th e greatest display of college spirit and ent hu siasm ever mani fested in Logan occu rred her, ' Saturday n igh t when more than a thousand students, wild with enthusi Mm, paraded up ancl clown th e street s, sin ging coll ege songs, ye llin g, waving t heir banners.and sun -d Rncing. The occasion thus fittingl y celebrated was in ant icipation of the coming 'l'hanksgiving football ga.me with the University of Utah. Bes ides th ei r appar ent chan ces for a glori ous vict ory on th e gr idi . 1·on on Thur sday, the students feel amp ly s usta in ed and encouraged b_v the fact that t he Mayor, (Continued on Pa.ge Two)
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Trnmediat cly in rea r of t he Ag. Cluh boys the A. C. ancl Logan hands will fol'm. one on eac h side of the sll ·ect. Behind their respec(Goutinuecl on page ~hreP.)
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LOfiAN CITIZENS fiREAT BOOSTERS If th ere ha s been aup doubt in the mind s of auy of Lhe st udent s aR to th e attitude of the loca.l citiz ens toward the Coll ege , that doubt was dissemiuatecl by th ~ action of t he Commerc ial Boosters Club , together with ti,•, bu~iness men of th e town last week. 'rh e Collcire committee hacl scare~ly mad e its r equest of the Commercial Boosters Club befo r e lwo committee:, o~ business uw1l, c-c,u, sisting of five members eac h " ·ere set actively at work stit-rin g up int er est in th e coming gam~ with th e University of Utah. One of th ese committ ees has he~n hboring for th e past fe w nays :un ,1ng th e loca l people. while the other ' has been devoting its effo rt s to creat ing inter est on the part of th e various cettlements in the eount_v. 'l'h e result is that there has never beeb witnessed before such a splrit of enthusiasm as chnracterlzes the entir e citizen( Continued on paire four)
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BATT 'EM WITH MOHR fiOODSPEED 'l'bis is written for record, not for infor mllt ion, Every m11,11 and woman with as much Agg ie sp iri t as 11,while rooster . or a reel pig was out Saturday night, so this accou nt of th e happenings is here recorded that those who come after us may know there were "giants in the laud in those clays ." Forty pieces of music and eight hundred vo ices, nearly musical, sang out with one spir it A. C. U . Our A. C. U. Y,:,a and the very hill s echoed back We Are Proud of the Whole Machine . Many hearts then throbbed wit h the throb of the patriot's h eart at Lexington or Bunker's Hiil. ,vill ing legs carried anxious arms to where boxes and other comtustile material lay. A funera l pyre wa serectccl. A stand sprang up and on it stood some of the most honored ancl venerable men of the a~e a Docto1· a Lawyer a Prophet~ Our Coat!,'. Loud a;,ci (Contlnuea en Paire Four)
AS THE TEAM THINKS THE ALL STAR fiAME Crookston . "We're going after the "U" from th e jump. We are playing to win. Nothing but a vi-ctory will do.'' Goodspeed. "We are in the best po ,sible shape to wiu and with such sup • port as we've got, we must win.'' Brossard . "We are going to win. The towns-peop le i.re wit h us. Th~ Stude nt Body is with us. We are going to fight to the last ditchsqua r ely honestly - and tu
It was ind eed an all star team that faced th e team on the field Saturday afternoon. Each name reca lls some warrior of other days . Madsen, the great tackle, the Egbert boy s, Brossard, Robison. i\fartineau ancl Hobson were a mong the form id a.ble array . Nevertheless t hey we r e sno\ved under by the good score of 36-0. Th e Stars st artecl off weli and for th-c first quarter things look ed as though a close game were coming . 'l'he first team. how ever, got into th e game and by a series of WIN." line plunges ancl pas ses made a Ba.tt. touch-down . Batt failed to ki-ck "I clon 't know , but things look the goa l. From this time on thb brighter t hau ever before, and T Sta rs cou ld not advance the ball. (Continued on Pa1re Two) (Continued on Paire Two)
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LIFE that will put the University to flight, so eve ry body be in Sult Lake and see it done.·' The place to buy your shoes and Attorney Nebeker played fnr. furnishings. Suits. overcoats and trou se rs made to ord er , on short ther upon the excited and popu la, notice. ent husiasm by his happy eompar145 N. Main ison of the U. of U. a nd A . C. U. as light ing like Turk s and Bulgar ians. "Ou r Bulgarians wHl Bat t the Turks with Goodspeed poRTRAlT and if the,' like that, we wili g-ive them Mohr . . And we'll keep g iving t hem mol'e till tlie laur els of vi , to1·y that have been Utah's shall rcposc in honor on Coll,·ge The Emblem of Quality hill." Highest Award I.M.P.A., Then OCl:. urr ccl a very spectacu1909 1a,· hut impressive featu r e of the Phones 420b, 178x ,•vrning Lon J. IIaddock tol,J 135 Main how t he Aggies had fo und a live + !11!1•!><!H!llS•i~!H£ll!H!>t!ll!HM!l!H§>fS:11:°'1~ •-!><t• + animal. lurking on t he A. C. SHOES SOLED WHILE YOU grounds, and hiding in the halls WAIT. All wurk guaranteed. and class-rooms on the hill. Af tFree Delivery er it had been killed, it was stuffC. TROTMAN :,. ed and mounted-;--on a st r etc h er . 36 N. 1st West The boys carried it through the ;!: streets and t hen burn ed the lhing ¾ •:'111;,11iKt~ll!ll!ll!><!><!><:1❖·i><!><!ll!H!ll!><S><!H!+ bodily before all th e spectator,. R. M. ROLFSEN It was nothing more nor less than The place you get the best price the Unive r sity "hoo doo" which on Gym. Shoes . Pants.and Jerseys ha s abode wit h us these ten l ong Football and Tennis Supplies, years. Now it s vile form sha t bathing Suits etc. 4 doors west 1st National Bank be seen no more; it has gone up in blue smoke, arnd our men are n ow free and untrammeled r ead J The Common Room Club to wrest from the State Univers ST. JOHN'S HOUSE ily the honors which we now Books, Ml~g1u,ln es, Ga.mes. Po ol Table, fee l a r e ri ghtly ours. Shuftle B oard , Sh ower and Tub Ba.tbs T eu ul s Court. Ol'KN TO ALL So all hail ,the 'l'EAi\1 ! Our team, our victory, our glory l
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(Continued from Page One) l'ommerribl Club and a vast conlOUr~c of townspeop le and citi1 zeus of Cathe Valley ha\·c signi : tied their intcintion of going to I ~alt Lake City lo back the mugnifitenl team whi"11 the College 'i, 1 sending-. and to witness what promis ,·s to be the finest exhib it!tn of "the llHlllly spo rt" ever pull«l oil' i11thr state . No wonder lhc !tam aud the student borl,· :u e i11 hig 11 spi1·ih;. Th ey have t!:e ,inited sup po1·1 and cympathy of this rntin· norlhcrn sect ion, and c:f course a1c (g<iing in to win.) ll cadPd by the Coll ege orchestn.11 thry nrnrthed up and down :Slain irnd Center streets to Prs! North where a huge bon-fire was lighted . A flat wagon was wheel-
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AS THE TEAM THINKS (Cont inued Prom Pa!(e One) ca n ee no reason why we should not ,vin. ,,
Jones. "\Ve itrc going to put up thr fight - of our lives. We arc also going to come home with th~ whit e wash brush in our OWli
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Taylor. '' Every on e is confident of a mighty good battle. ,Ye will dv our best to come out on lop . "
Green. "W e' ll show those wha t we're made of. slay hard and win.·•
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Nelson. " \ Ve Hrc all ready lo play the ga 1lle of our live~, and it is going to be a winning game.''
Owen. are looking
" Th in gs mighty brig h t. All yea r we have been working for t hi s climax, and now w e are r eady to fight to the finish."
Mohr. " Hi sto r y ,·epeals itself. ,Ve de feated the "U" ten years ago. W e can do it again, and we are
l'cady-'' Kirby . " ,V e will bnt we mnst in to win. must have a
have a hard fight, be confident an' d go 1'hc Student Body victory."
eel up, and fl'om this were deliYercd some stirring addresses, anU orations that would have turned a \V eb icr gree n with envy. Student-body president Vern Peterson gave a short, li vely explanation of the occasion and announced that Lon J. IIaddock would read a proc l amat ion from ~[ayor H ayba ll. In it th e i\fayor enlhnsiastical ly endor sed the mo\'cmcnt of closing all business houses and having the town and ,•onnty out en masse to load down the spec i al train to Salt Lake on Thanksgiving day. Dr. Ram '!'hatcher ad dre ssed the thl'Ong which so compl ete ly filled the st r eet as to rend er traf fic impossib l e. Ile made some comparisons and for eas ts that were very in spir in g to the list en ers and app lause greeted hi s utterances. Coac h 'l'eetzcl told th e crowd how the men h ave been fortifie• l and equ ipp ed to meet their friends and en emy, t h e U. of U. !Te fe lt that thi s is the yea r in whic h we sha ]J realize all the pasl fond but fut ile hop es . "Our team ran beat the U .. and that is what they're goin g to Salt Lake for." Round after rnnnd of applause g r eeted th e speaker, fot• q,e Cl'Owd is aware th at sel<lom docs the Coac h make a bare pre.diction . so fee lin g this way now, there mus1 be amp l e justificatior, fo·r this confidence in a decisil'e victol'\·. 'l'hc· enthusiasm w a.s:ed hi gh when TTany Stoney told th e vast r.ssemb lage how lie h ad watched
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ALL STAR GAME (Continued from Page one) Laurcnson, sub-A gg ie qual't cr back. got a wa y for a forty yard r un, which came near resulting iu a sco;e. i\Iohr , on end, played hi s usua l star gam e, whi le our back field wa s a tower of strength . '!' he lin e did well on d efe n ce, but played inco n siste ntl y on off ence. Schw eit zer and Hugh Peterson ~ho wed themceh-es to be "all sta r " oflicial and their work was gc n e 1·ally sa ti sfacto ry.
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11 ALL-STARS AGGIES ,umuu Owen C. l\Iart ineau-Oyle r G,·cen .... R.G. B r ossa rd-Robi son Eliason Sisters Fister . i\'elson- Ln she r .. L.G... Cob urn Headquarters for Ladies' Suits , "Eve ryt hin g looks bright for Batt .R.T... ]l[ad sen Dress Goods, Silks, Milliner/) Yicto1·y. Th e game will be mighty Kirb y ... L.1'.. Hobson and Ladies ' Furnishings. clo•e with the Aggie• nosing ont )(ohr . R.E.. .. Andrews Logan, Utah on top.'' ,Jones ...... L .E.. And erson !.---------------' Goodspeed ... Q.B. Ed Laur emon ---1 '!' here was an old man of Dclcc·ti, T ay lor ... R.II.B .. . I. E gbert TRY A BOX OF Wl10 said to his wife: "I expect the tram's development. and aft- Brossard .. L.TT.B.· · A. Egbert H ave lost in the dirt c1· sering both learns in act ion Crookston .P.B. .. P. Brossard •••• •••• All the stu ds of my shirt, two or three times this yea r , h e -- -+-· So how ran T fasten m.v necktie!" was prepared to stat e that A REAL. LIVE WIRE CHOCOLATES -Ex. "we 'vc. got the team this year What 1 '!'he AG CLUB of cour c ! ______ T_H_EY_A_R_t_o_n_ic_m_u_s ___ _
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Fig-ht 'cm, Aggie:;! Fight 'em! is th e slogan of every student. ~tudent Life al\l"ays \l"elcom es Fight who, need not be asked, because one can readily see that I he nddition of a new paper to its li.~t of cxl•l:an~Ps. 'l1he ideas we every body's brain has already ~a·11 in il•s ,rn:: l:ayc pro,·ec\ aC'quired the shape of the pig skin beeause of our confidence of vic"" '·.,· h<l1 fnl. as ha,·c all critictory OYCr the L'.. on Thanksgiv-
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strudive thinking. It is said, that "Ife alone can give life to knowledge who has learned the art of communicating it to oth-
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the debater an attitude of openmindednes, towards all questions emphasizes the impor tance of rea('hi110' conC'lu sions, not has. tih· and ,~ilhout evidence, but ing. on.ly upon fair in,·estigation . The foot hall seaso1i is nearing One of its b(•st features is that 1n end, hut other battles are to it lnings him in tOU('h with till· uc foug-ht. \\' hat sludcnt i ·mportant qncslions of tbc day there who docs not know the and with men of national antl standing of the College in debat- international renown. !ng ! ..\n intermountain standard i\L lT. GREE:-.:E. of victory has alread.1· been at Dcbal in~ i\f anap:e1·. taincd-A 100'/, record establish ,?d from the winning of the llHee WHAT WE 'LL DO IN intel'(·ollegiatc debates of last SALT LAKE
fellow jcunrnlists. The "Evp1 green·, from "\""\ ...ashingtou Rtntc CollP~e. is alwnys \"'\r_\J ,1{-0\ 'RH. shoes are so good read "ith rleasure. It is a live. that p<'npl<.' or all nation~ of the up-'.o-date, paper and ranks earth unlle in procla}mlng them among- ll w besl. 'rhis pnptr shows the "Lc-ad<'rs of ~l~e \Vorld ." \\"hat a fr"" ·c·uts can do. JI' ll·e " Ho:·ky Mounta in Coll~gian " would add n f('w cuts ocyear . easfonally, it would aid material(Cont inned from 1rnge one.) DebalLrs, I ha,·e confidence in 135 N. Main Str('E't ly in li, ·ening it up. Life is what •ive hands the students and citithe Fort Collins Collcg-e paper 1-011 when I suy that our standard ~rill not be l~wercd this year ,..ens of Log-an will fall in in sing 1c ------la<·ks. follow lheir leaders . LOG. \.~ .\ ND The " l'tah Eagl e' 'is to be com- ·,rhen we mrct i\lontana. at Boze- fit,, ,.,,,(] " 1 1 plimented upon it~ coYer for the man, au d th e B. Y. U. au d th c The line of march \\"ill be fro111 \\"tu. Currl"ll. l.,l'OJ) . Norcmbcr issne. It is neat, plain. l'. of l '. here in th e spring. the d crot to ~lain street thrnce ExprcR.::;mau rUJ• Stud<' nt. L ir e. Bagand very appropriate . The quc st ion for th is -'·ear', South to 't'hir d Routh street, :.ra~t• TrnnsfetTC'd to. all . parts ot city. H<'aclquartcrs Riter Bros. '!'he "Cronicle" is putting out debate:, haYc already been sub - where we wit all di~hand until phone',. HN"idenc-c phone 4 66 IC ~ first <·lass paper this year and mitled and try-outs will be held the game. some time between Thank sg ivin g ~h ow3 an improv ement over past Th e A . C. S tud ent Body• has and Christmas, in order that the years. Most of the articles arc teams may work on their debates c·hosen the cast blcac•hcrc and the int er esting and show effort iu A. C. stud~nts will please be iu during the Chl'istmas holidays. tl: c endeavor to arouse c<!llege Th e.-e's no need for an appeal their sc•ats on the east bleaehers spirit and enthusiasm. to be made for you to enter thl south of the gl'andstand at 2 :30 a11:l hu;r )Our P11rnitt11'r nncl SloH'S ( I' all (IC'Sl'l'i)l li o n ror The 1Veber Academy in its 1J·y-onts. All who can will no p. m . Our friends \\"ill fill the li!!hl lzot:!'f'kN pin,!!'. " r"' se ll "Paper, '"l'hc Acorn" gives us a doubt do so. sincie debating ap- bleac·hers on the north of the cast tho C'll('n11c•..t in town nncl buy ,·our rurn'tm·t.• haek. when fairly good sheet. The form and peals lo the college man large!.' s:randstand. ;rou lc:1 n~ f-;('11001. ,ir ra n gement is good, but most of bec·ause of its all around cfficicnThe $2.:30 rate ti kct is good THE LOGAN 2nd thc attempts at wit and humo> cy tra,mng- . The debater's flureturning Thursday night on the fall short of the mark. Take ency o"·es littl e lo mere facility. HAND STORE ~pceial train leaving- at 11 p. m. more .pains with this department It is a mastery won through his ~6-30 \\ 'C'~l Js t Nor•t h or on U1e rcg-tilar trains Friday of your paper and the who le wHl own persona] efforts by much be consiste nt. practice and perseverance. '!'he W e enjoyed the cover an d gen- deYelopmcnt one receives from. SOCIETY C IJO'l' IIING s11ov:s F.'r C. cral style of "Gold and Blue" ll.'t debating committe e's coac h- CLUB \Ye <·n1·1•;\' Ilic- fnnious Douglass nnd hope that it will alwa ys keep ing is a feature no one can afford FRATERNITY Sho<'s ror :'.\lt•n. \\'onu-n nru l Bo:rs. Best ('lolhin;.r in the City for the 11p to its present standa rd. to l ose. 'l'he College debater is Mon<'Y, l.lht r ll l llfsr·o unt to St udents aL In past years we have been earefnlly trained, not only to 1\'F,\\'BOliDS' 'l'l[F, cr,OTIHEB:S favored with an exchange from' know for the satisfaction of hi s Ralt Lake H igh School, but np to own information, but to aid in Always in the highest the present date have seen noth- dicsirninatin!! knowledge and to sty le of the art. ;:•, ..!•!•l•:•:•: ..z❖:❖!•,..,., .. ing of this years i•sues . W e 11.k-c lhereb,· be able to .''ie ld an. inNEXT TIME TRY •,?. ~•ou "Red and Black ," so if con- Auence in any community in
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in the team; but do no thing that I.OOAL CITIZENS GREAT you can eve ,· look ba ck up on with BOOSTERS. Act as your ideal of a Publlshod C\'Cry Friday of th e Sc hool reg ret. Yea r by S tuden t 13ocly Orgnnlzatlou college man or woman would act; (Continued _from Pa~e One) of thP. U. A. C. boost, cheer, sta nd up fo r you,· ship of Cach e valley at the presS ub sc ripti on, .... . $1.00 Per Year Sing le Copies, . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Cents coll ege but at no time loose con- ent time. trol of yourse lv es. Many of the individual mer"Entered as second-class matter September l9, 1908, nt the postofflce chants have gone to cons iderab le at Logan, Utah, und er the. Act. ot Marc h 1879.'" Statement of the Owership, Ma.n- expense in devicing and gett in g out ingenion s advet·tising spec ial ~~~\erueni~;!~ t rom Stua.gement, Circulation, Etc. ties, and go where you will of Stude nt Life, published W eek throughout the valley you w ill be EDITOR-lN·CBIZP ...... . .......... \'EDA litn( 8AKKR .} . . EIAU('ILD R. HAGAN ly at Logan , Utah, required by sur e to meet with num ero us indi Aii11oc 1.t.TE EDITORS}:::::: .·.·:.·:::iv~~ the 4,ct of August 24, 1912 . .... J08BPII l'JJ OKMAN viduals wea rin g placards on th eir Note .-Th is statement is to be eoats, hats, or in other <:onsp icu• BUIINBBS MA NAGER .... , .•. ... LKSL JE A.. $l11 1T 11 Ai81 8TANT B081NKi!1 8 H ANAO£R .BRYANT BULi.KS made in dup li cate, both copies to ATHLKTI CS ... . ····· .............. GounoN KnrnT ous places calling attention to the All Smart l)Oungmen of this Loo.u.aJ:::: ...........DELLA MOit RELi. be de liv ered by the publisher to comin g ga me. Th e gist of th e city are prettl) well agreed on 1 ...····•·•• ·..........DAVID SUARI ' t he pos tma ster, who will send one placards are "U Kant Do It. " this: TheI) prefer B. K UPPENBT.t.H' ARTIS!' . . .....•..... . . . . Wx. GoonsPt:EO j .. ... .. .. .. .. .ROBlmT MAJOU copy to the 'r hird Assistant Post- "Beat U. or Bust." " No Th ank:HEIMER Clothes to anl) other master Genera l .Division ot Clas- giv in g for U . of U. " "Eat 'E m make and thel) like best to do R11:f'ORHB8 ::::..:·····.-.-.~.l:~~~-:v.l:;i~~~~ 1··•·:: ::. ··· • • • , ... , ,. . ...... LUCI!,!-: LE! sificat ion ), Wa shingt on, D . C .. Aggies, Eat 'Em,'' etc ., etc. In their bul)ing at the qualtil)store Volume XI. Number 10. end r etai n the other in th e files additi on to this dive rs and sundThe best CLOTHES and the of the post office. November 28, 1912. best CLOTHES SERVICE in ry of th e studen ts are proudly Editor, Miss Veda Hun : aker , displaying th e yellow quarantin e the world-that's our offer to That lon g looked-for day has Box 272, Lo ga n, Utah. flags for enthusi sa m and th e pleHs- l)OU. And, for good measure arrived at la st , and the enthusManaging Editor, Miss Veda mg feat ur e of it all is that the most .stl)le,qualitl), value. iasm that for the past two weeks, Hunsaker, Box 272, Lo ga n, Utah. old er peop le, sta id prof essionals ha s been gr owin g stronger day Business Manager , L. A. Smith , aud busin ess men are ent ering by day , has fina ll y evol ved into into the sp iri t of the occasion as a force sufficiently strong . to c_a~- Box 272, Logan, Utah. Pub li sher , Earl & England Pub. act ively and as earn estly as are ry us to any victory. the yo un ger people. Just what is this force ·that Co.. Logan, Uta h. Say what you will , one must go Owners: (If a corora tion , give mak es it possibl e to accomp lish Cast and travel far t o find a comal] thlngs t It is unseen; it can- names and, add resses of stockLogan's Foremost t hat has manifested not ·be measur ed; it is impond er- holders hol ding 1 per cent or munity greate r enthu siasm in snpport o.t _ Clothiers able. But it is here, all about us . more of tota l amount of stock. It is the cause of the extra vim in "St ud ent Body", Uta h Agri- the local insti tuti on t han hav e the people of Cache valley in the '--------------' that ,e-h eer; of that ca reless, good- cultural Coll ege, Logan, Utah. + iK»M..£ ..!..S.><S><M:i-4+~ pendiJ1g game. • LOGAN SilOE U.EPAIRJNG 00. • t a,,be-al ive smil e; and is th e cause Known bond •hold ers, mort ga+ Opposite Court House + of th at happy go-lu cky fee lin g gees, and other secu rit y hold ers. + 178 North Main + THE BATTALION . + Men 's Sboes Half Soled + that bas saturated all of us. holding 1 p er cent or more of to+ Hand Sewed . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 6c + Th o enro llm en t in the military + Heels .. 26c. Rubb er Heels (Oc . + Let u s feel burd en-free for just tal amou nt ·of bonds, mortgages , Fh' st Class Workmanship + department thi s year is 185, ex- + one day; tl1row a ll care and wor - or other securiti es : + First Class Material + ry aside and apprec iate th e fitness Average number of copies ot clu sive of the band. Th e averag e + OTTO KIHLBERG, Proprietor. • +! +!•M><S,.!><W><i><i><!><H-+¢>)H I •• I ! t daily attendance is about 150. of thi s 'I1hanksgiving Day and re- each issue of this publication sold joi ce that con<liti ons are just as or distrib uted, through the mails This is enough for thr ee larg e rival any of its predecessors in they are. or othe rwi se, to paid subscrib ers companies. As to the work covered, all oC ~ize. In t he succession of eve nt s to- during the six monhts preceding Th ~ uniform s will soon be heN the date of thi s stat ement. (This the companies ar e profi cient in day we will be "Stand-palte·rs." from th e manu el of arm s, and in most and when th ey come take adYou can't fee l too loyal. If cir- informatio n is required of the close order mov ements of rnntag e of th e first fine da:y to cumstances tak e a turn different da il y newspapers only .) L. A. s:MITH, Manager. the compa ny ac ting alon e. In - get out and wa tch th e boys drill. from what we wish, cheer the your Swo rn to and subscribed befo re struction in exte nd ed order wa s '!'hey will make it worth louder; mak e it stronger than evbeg un this week . whil e. er.. If some one on the team me this 26t h day of Nov. 1912. For th e bene fit of the thirty-CIJAHLE S E'.'-!GLAND. makes a bad play cheer ·him up (SEAL) No tar y Publir. rive daily sluff ers, an hour afte,· . The tryout s for intercollegiate by a rousing college yell. Ile i\Jy comnfr-s ion ex pir es FPh. 4 :30 has been set apart for th em tea ms will be held before the fee ls worse over it than yo u do. 1st, 1916. lo drill and to eatc h up to tho se Christmas holidays. The quesAnd rememb er this: oftent imes who r eport daily. These drill s lion is: R.esolved,That r egulation, when you feel a littl e dishearten- BATT 'EM WITH MOHR GOODSPEED began 'ru esday of this week and rath er than <lissolntion , is the ed, t he ot her fello ,vfells just a from th e numb er r eporting, we bett er method of dealing with littl e more so. W e 'II stick till conclud e that they are prop erly th e tru cts. Thr ee teams consist(Continued fro,:n page one) the last hop e is shattered if such appreciated by th o.se wh om they ing of ten men in all . will be sewer e their word s. be the case, and th en we 'II hang heart-rending were int end ed to benefit . How - Jected. Hi story of the H ebr ews we hcnrd , on just a little l onger. eve r , th ey ,yill probably de cide Now is the time for men to get But keep this in mind. Each hi :;tory oC Yale, of H arvar d ; yet to r epor t at the r egular hour , and to work and mak e a plaee for of . us is responsible for more a more wond erful history was wh en they do, the battalion will th emselves on th e teams. than "self." W e are 1·epresen ta, that nii,:ht being made. Th e old tives of a big school and om· fel- Football rroo -doo was fortwith low students. Thousands will broug ht and am id tears of joy and form _ their opinions of that school Thanksgiving we saw his body and its inmates by our persona l go back to the ea r t h rrom wh enee "Wh e re a ll th e stud e nt s m ee t." Leading Cont ec ll oners or Logan. nuf ac tur ers or th a Famous "ROYAJ.' ' CIIOCOJ,ATES. conduct. So show your loya lt y, it came, whil e its spirit flew Ma Our Cate ring to Cla ss Parti es can n ot be excelled In "prtce" or "quaUly," your enthusiasm and your pricl~ sout hward to U ,i•ho gave it.
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lillGMA THETA'S MATINEE The sororiety girls are to be thanked for one of the most enjoyable matinees of the year. Saturday, after the p:ame with the "all Stars'' the entire crowd C'ame over and enjoyed dancing unlil nightfall. 'J'he girls them. selves were charmingly arrayed in a color scheme of green
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Friday aflemoon l\[r s. E. D. Ball entertained informally d number of College girls. 'l'he time was spe.nt· in sewing and discussing a delightful story read by ~rs. Ball. At the close of tbe afternoo.n de li,•ions refreshments were served . The following were the invited guests: Mrs. Blan che Ha gan, Mrs. Clayton, Miss Blythe Gr~orcl, Miss Gittens, l\Iiss Effie Warnsck, Miss Ellen Agreu , nnd Miss ·Burnham.
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'J:hiugsto Be Th&nkfulFor. I am content with whnt I have , Little be it or much. -John Bunyan. My God! I thank The e who hath made Th e earth so brightHo foll of sp len~or and of joy . Beauty and li ght . So many glorious thin1?S are here Noble and right. -,Adelaide A. Proctor.
In order lo keep school actiritie1 rollinl(', the Sop hs and faculty met last Friday e.,ening in u preliminary basketball game. The contest wa s hot and heavy, ancl resulted in a score of 53 to 23 in favor of th e Sophs. The line-up was as follows: ~,acuity-Sop hs Cobum ........ F .... . .. Tanner Evans ......... F ......... Reed Robinson .... .. C .... .. Warnick Petersen ... . .. G. . . . . . . Gowers West ... . ..... G . . ... Knudsen
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If there were any~ thing better than AN HUS TRIP I n sp ite of cal'eful coaching by P l'of's. Caine, McNaNtt" and Carrol t he Stock judging team was defeated in Po l't]a n cl. 'l'he t l'ip it self was very inst r uctive and th e boys had an opportunity to sec so me of the g r eatest eattlc in th·e <'011111ry. The grand champion of the l\ational Dairy Show and Peter Pan , the gl'ea.t ayrshire hei n g on ex h il1ition . '11he show itself was a great success an d I here was a very kcrn rivalry in all classes of sto ck especially the ,Jerseys. ~f r.· Clawson Cannon h ad charge of the Utah herd and hi s bnne h took about half of the p l'izes . 'J'h e boys returned Frid ay a nd th e.v all exp r es· ed th emsel ves as sat isficd wit h th e trip W ith more expe ri ence t hey expeC't Tltah to C'ome out on top in the st udents st.ock judging ro nt est in the futur e shows. A wry pleasant reatm·e of the trip was a little d inner party at Gooding. Tdaho given b,1· ,Tack Wel ch a nd George Caine. ' 1 .Jack" is happy and ceeming l_v prosperous a lso dec idedly interested in the "U" game. George Caine accompRni erl the team on from Gooding and was wit h t hem dnr in g lllC' rntir e show. George also is do ing well and might_v interested in h is old friends and schoo l.
AG CLUB NOTES Jo e Olsen. '!'he AG CLUB took cha1·ge of chapel last Friday in or der to show the Student Body how the footba ll boys felt about the coming game. Rcsu lt___: \VE ARE GOING 'l'O WIN. Cap. Crookston. '!'he coming game is going to be a hard one hnt WE ARE C:OIXG 'l'O WI~. Kirby. We expect a hard fight but WE ARE C:OI~C: 'l'O WIN. Coach. 'l1he team is working harder than they ever have ,rorkeel before, and WE ARE GOING 'l'O WIN . Can·ington. I t is'nt a question of a1·e we going to win? ,vE A RE GOING 1'0 W IN. F 1·ecl Brossard. 'J'hi s is th e best team we h ave ever had, but th~ students must go in a body to the ga me w ith the spir it o( DO OR
A SUGGESTION Our College dances and mat i nees are a source of great en ,ioyment and a splend id means of t h e students gett in g acq u ainted. Bu t I think t hey would be grea tl y improved if the orchestra co uld be placed in the gallery of t h e gymnasium, so th at the mus ic could be distinctly h eard th r oug h out the hall . A STUDEN T .
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Prof,Arnold : I asked you, class, Don't give up; there is still a president° and secretary of the to read a chapter on a subject in which you were int e,·ested. Mr. tennis club . Major, what chapter did you -+-G--: "May I go home with you choose 1 Majors. I read the chapter en .. to-night!" titled "Old ]\[aids." Dora: "U Kant Do It."
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When Dr . l\filler spoke of facial Humphries in Math.: What is expression, etc., etc., last Tuesa trapezoid ,Anthon Peterson: A four sided Jay in chape l, it was a pleasure to note that every faculty mEmparallelogram. ber immediat ely straightened up -+-and at least tried to look pl~as. ·Instru ctor Robinson: "Bees were supposed to have come from ant. hcaven. 11 Andrew Nelson, after shining Student: "Do you know whether they all left there 1 I should many pairs of ladies' shoes, and like to find that out a consider- chas ing butterflies , with the tern-. perature at freezing point, and 1 able. time before I die ." snow in the air, is now located at II -+his new head-quarters, 169 East. In Chem. I. Prof. Porter was experimenting Center. The. Phi Kapp 's say Andy is a star boarder. with ant imony and chlorine .
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1st Student: What is he putPrep to another Prep: "W' hy ~:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,~:,:,:,:,~:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,~-• tin g into that chl ori ue I 2nd Student: Finely pulver- was the bapd playing a fun~ral march yesterday!" i~ed alimon y, I belie,·e. "Beca1rc there was a funeral." -+-"But c\•ery one seemed so ' The Crop of Football . Enthusiasm 'in Freshman class: pleased about it ." "Su r e! ,v e all are! 'l'hc AG Say, Jones, if x-3 bu. of wheat We Carry Everything you need, including Stationery Toilet Articles, Perfume, Soap, etc. You Will Need y- 10 pounds of water and Bro s- CLUB fellows gave us a demonstration of how we arc going to a Nobby Bathing Cap this fall. Ask to See Them sa rd . Crookston and Goodspeed ar e in the backfield, what chance bury the U .
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Glory Halleluj ah. lfai :·e th e whit e and blu e unto tli e place it h eld of yore; Whil e th e hu sky farmer lads ·a re piling up th e score; The sky is blu e with pr omise, and our ri vals blue and sore, l~or this is Aggie's da y . Ulory Hall elujah , et c.
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Uc made a run 8.!'0Und t he end, --( Our team so tri ed and lrn eWas ta ckled from the rear. 'J'he men from th e A. C. TJ. The rig h t gua rd sat npon his neck W c 're on om· may to get you, The fullback on his ear. U. of U. The center sat upon bis legs , Ju st ab sorb th is littl e story, Two ends sat on his chest, W e 'r e ~ur e out to get the glory; Th e game and all is our s, you 'l'he quarter and the ha lfback ~ of U. then Weepin g Willo w Sat down on him to rest. llurr ah, 'l'o-day 0 , U. of Uta h, Don't fail to get the trend, W e 'N in, W e Win! \V c 've come to do you; Your lin e has got to bend; Th e left guard t at upon his head (Repeat t hr ee limes) W c will surprise you, We 're right aft er you, dea r The tack le on his face, Aggies! Wh en we go through you, friends , you of U. Th e eoroner was n ext called in throu gh you. Your speed you 'II find retard edTo sit upon his case. A-G-G-I-E-S ! -E x. Your palms of vi ctory , Our men just can't be guarded , A-G-G-I-E-S ! Will chan ge to willows, W e '11 run the score right up on A-G-G-I-E-S ! you of U. What is the connecting lin k W eeping aloud for U. of Utah . AGGIES. betwe en the anima l and vege tab le IJ I j _. __ For our team is tried and tr ue, kingdoms! Hash . - Ex. Lon g yo u hav e boast ed Th ey 'r e men from th e A. C. U. How yo u would do us; Fight 'e m Aggies , Fight 'e m, W e' IJ get your scalp today , Fight 'e m Fair; Fight 'em Squar ~ We' r e from Missouri , friends, you of U. :!! lig ht 'em, Fi ght 'e m, Fight 'e m. You'll l1ave to show us , show us, Just - assimi lat e this story, Your palms of vid ory , l<,or you 're bound to lose th e gl ory Will chang e to willows , Our Director. To our great machine the team of W eep in g aloud for U . of Utah . With lh e goa l before you, A. C. U . Whit e and Blu e, GRIDffiON GLEANINGS Shakespeare and Football . !'\ow altoget her We hav e on hand a "Let him not pass , but kill Sma"h them and break thr oug h-Mohr reall y ought to dye his complet e line of him rath er. "-Othello . 'G ainst the men from Loguu hair befo re th e U . game . 1 ' 'Tjs sport to maul a runner. '' Na ugh t e,u1 they do. Vera W eiler is r ecovedng PI ANO S •rn1ree cheers for A. C. from injuri es r ece ived in t li°e A. -A ntl1011yand Cleopa tra . AND "I'll ca tch it 'ere it come to For A . C. U. C.-Wyomin g game , and rapid ly PL AYER ground. "- l\1aebeth. ( Yell ) R<th ! R a h ! Rab! gaiuing weight. PI ANOS " 'V e must hav e bloody nos es 'l'h c water in Salt Lake didn't (Repeat last fou r lin es) Also Sheet Music, Purses , Music IV. ag ree with Crookston 's SO I"l! and cra ck ed erowns ."-Henry " It' s the first · time that ever I Rolls, Sat chels and Record, thr oat , (Tune)- On Moonlight Bay. A,·sista nt Mana gP,r Ostler ex- hea rd br eaking of ribs was sport .' \Ve ar e ttoat ing along pects th e team to mak e a goo d -As Yon Like It.-Ex. On Uta h field ~howiu g on 'l'hank sg ivin g day . You ea n hea r the Ct·imson moan I sn't it great th e wa y Taylo1· Stranger at th e end of the car ing ,,nc] Brossard work hand in hand lin e : How does th e car rim! 39 South Main S tr eet '!'hey seem to say, - in football. of cour se. Bri ght Senior : By inspiration You arc stea lin g our rep. W e und erstand that 'l'a ylor mainly. ·!\ow pl c,1se go 'way has been clear hunting in " Th e !!,lj Hut w e will buck ,, we' ll pluuge , l\fountain." we' ll sma ··h, we' ll stay It is rumored that Flor ence ,; hurr ay ! sa id that Bnll Batt ha s got to sto p his ki ckin g after th e U. \Ve 'r e with yo u Aggies , ga me. Rip. the Red. 'l'ear the White Shove 'em left Drag 'e m ri ght Zip for blue Rah for while Fight 'em Aggies Fight .
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