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THE AGGIE LINEUP c:
BELOW IS GIVEN NOT ONLY THE NAMES OF THE A. MEN, BUT ALSO THE POSITION EACH PLAYS, . TH ,E NUMBER HE IS TO WEAR IN THE GAME, HIS WEIGHT AND THE NUMBER OF YEARS HE HAS PLAYED WITH THE AGGIES BEFORE THIS SEASON. . . . NO. NAME Position Weight Years NO. NAME Position Weight Years 9.-J. B. WALKER. ................... L. E . ....,...............160................0 1.-L. GODBE......................... .. F. B.... ...............154.............. 1 10.-ROSS ROWE. ....................... R. E . ............ ......142................0 2.-DA VE JONES ......................L. H. B . ................ !56 '................3 11:~. L. OWENS .................... R. T . .................... 178......:.........0 3.-HARRY GREEN ..............:. R. H. B ............. .... 180................2 12.-WILLIAM DOUTRE ....... .. R. T . ....................162................0 4.-G. GRIFFIN ...................... L. G. .................... 18L ............. 1 13.~H. P. ANDERSON .............. SUB .. ...................165................0 5.-JOE SNOW .......................... R. G. ..................210................1 14.-J. B. BEARNSON .............. SUB . ...... :............. 170................0 6.-HUGH WILLIAMS ............ C. ..........................18L ............. 1 15.-J. C. SMITH ........................ SUB. .................... 169................0 7.-PEARIL JQNES ................. Q. B . .................. 158................0 16.-H. C. PETERSON .............. F. B . .........:..........170................1 8.-CLIFF NAYLOR. ............... L. T . ....................188................0
BlfifiAME SPIRIT .
OUR PROSPECTS By Captain
L. James
( By 0.
Godbe.
Despite the defeats of thi s season, I left for Salt Lake Wed. nesday morning, with Coach Teetzel and the Aggie football team feeling confident of a victory over the University of Utah. Our eleven is hea vier and, I believe, more capable of putting up a tough battle than the men who repre sent the Crim son this fall. It will be a battle from besrinninl{ to end and, the team that quits first, will lose. I don't believe we will be the ones to. quit. In fact, so certain am I of the fact, that I predict a decis• . .
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One thing for ·which the American Universities are 1 unique is the Big Game spi,rit. The fame and popularity of the i univer sity depends, to a great Iextent, upon the football team. i The freshmen flock to that inst itution which was victorious , in t he Big· Game of the previous year. Football spirit has become a second nature to the st udents . My first experience of the spirit of the American students was in the University of California. I did not notice the
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COLLEGESONGS ~IARCHING THROUGH GEORGIA Our boys are on the football field, ,vit h the goal before you, They're gathered tor the fray; \Vhit e and Blue, The A. C. yell is in the air, Now altogether, " ' e've come to win the day. Smash them and break througb We'll teach the game of football 'Gainst the men from Logan To our fri ends across the way, Naught can they do, While we are shouting for A. C . Three cheers for A. C. CHORUS For A. C. U. A kick! a shove! we'll send the ball (Yell) Rah! Rah! Rah! a long (Repeat last four lines ) A 1>unt! a. buck!we'II send it through the throng, GENERAL GRANT No lin e can stand our fellows How well I remember the days of In their struggle fierce and strong etghty~nine, Whtie we are shouting for A. C. ,vhen the foothills were red in OUR DIBECTOH.
the sun; And folks shook their heads and in solemn words they said They knew that It couldn't be done.
But
the Gollege grew, and the students gathered too, Just the best you've ever seen From the new brick tower to the
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To the 'l1un e of "Uebeccn of Sunnybt•ook Varm," Chor·us.
When the dear old A. C. ball Goes sailing through the air, We'll be right there To put U. of U. to where she's been before. When the Aggies . hit that line, There'll be something doing
CHORUS finbtah, we've got you, We're proud of the whole machine Just where we want you, (Yell) By Gosh ! And we'll all have a-deuce We're proud of the whole machine , of a time. II How well I remember the days of 1.'0 J{NO\\ ' ALL JS TO FORGI\ 7E ninety-two ALL. When footballs flew in the air; If I knew you and you knew ,ve knew less of them than we did I me. ol sugar beets. If both of us could clearly see; And a player we Judged by his And with an inner sight divine hair, The .meaning of your heart and But we've learned since then that mine; We 've surely got the men-and I'm sure that we could differ It Is only our grass that's green. less. Then smash right through-it 's the And clasp our hands in friendlionly thing to do We're proud o! the whole machine WEEPING WILLOW ol Utah, e've come to do you; We will surprise you, Whe~ we · go · through you, through you. Your palms of victory, Will change to willows, Weeping aloud tor U. ol Utah.
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Long you have boast ed How you would do us; We'r e from the A. C., _You'Jl have to show us, show us, Your palms of victory, Will change to willows. Wee»lng aloud !or U . o! Utah. MARYLAND.
"fou ask what school
w~ love
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A. c. u. •us A. c. u. :None can surpass her in the ,vest, · A. C. U., our A. C. U. She Is our Alma Mater grand, To us the noblest tn the land , ~nd true.. to her we'll ever stand, 4-. C. U .• our A. C. U.
~hene'er she's brought into a test; A- C. )J .• our A- C. U. $.}le ever ran}cs among the best, A- JJ.• our A. C. U. :rh.ere ls no doubt about her tame, She always fights to win the game, And proud we are of her great name !-· C. U., our A. C, p.
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"JOLLY STUDENTS" You may talk about your football squads Of the mighty U. ol U. And all the other bunches brave, Who bu ck the A. C. U. Of the many flags that float beside The noble white and blue, Of the flags that fly in the far off states O'er the hearts both staunch and true, li'rom the Grnllly shore of Frisco, Down to distant Portland, Maine, Away off to the Philippines, And then baek home again, There's no co llege, university, Or school can ever show So brave, so true, so great a crew Of students as we know. CHORUS For we are loyal students of unr college grand, '" ~!'Ve got the sand, , ve' ll ever stand for White and Blue Our aim is high and we are alwa~·s sure to win, Rah, rah, Rah! Rah, rah, rah , rah: We' re t he kind that dare and do. GLOH\" HALLEf,UJAH Raise the white and blue unto the place it held of yore; \Vllile the husky farmer lad s ctre piling up the score; The sky is blue with promise. and our rival blue and sore, For this is Aggie's day. Glory Hallelujah, etc. OUR TEAM
Logan, the moon is shining, F'6r you my heart is pining, For yo u can lick the lining Out of anything that tackles yo ". 1, Our team's a slick one, each man's a quick one , we play football right t.he from start,
ness. Our thoughts would pleasantly agree, If I knew you :>11dyou knew me. Let's stick together Thanks- Salt La!7~:t:~t In it. not tor a giving day How in the deuce did you Owl that And enjoy a hearty Victory. out? -E.
F.E.
\Ve told
YOU
so.
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(To the tune of "Weai-ing of (Tune to "I'm on My Way to the Green.") Mandalay.") Member Federal Reserve Bank. Oh Aggies, dear, and did you We're of great name H. E. CROCKETT hear We work for fa me Cashier. The news that's going round? And always get it when we're The U. of U. is on the field in the game. L------------~ To beat us they a:e bound. Don't ask us why, we only try, ,--------------, But the blue ~nd white are her e Can't you see our Aggies go? Who's Your Tailor to fig:ht They're hard at playing The ~rimson to the e!\d, J And they're not delaying. So Aggies cheer our warriors on What are people saying? The College to defend. It' s "just watch 'em go Our standard's high, our game They;re not so slow" 36 West 1st North is fair . They've come to play-th.iy' ll '- ---- -- - ---But we are out to wm, win So red and white, prepare to · fight; ALL TOGETHER ·we've come to score a trim. (Tune--Chorus of "All Alone .") Then fly the colors blue and All together, all together, foot white ball's the game we play. And give the Collel!e yell The line is nice and handy, Let's smash right thru that backs are fine and dandy. Crimson line, We'll have lots of-hurry up and And beat them all to-the get here captain . deuce. Take the team, put some steam, ---the game is all our own. We're going to the lake Hurry up and do some scoring, A thousand or more Quick, the boys are warrin,r, U's turkey we'll take For the game is all our own. We've done it before -D. A. F. '16.
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An article which appeared in Student Life, November 13th, caused some disagreement between the "musicians" and the Student Body officers. That our attitude may not be misunderstood by the Student Body, we wish to submit the facts. Since the writer of the article lacked the courage to sign his name, its publication placed the responsibility upon the editor. That an error was made in allowing it to appear in Student Life is shown by the editorial in the last issue, wherein it was stated that unsia'ned articles
price paid for the services of mu sicians was established by the President of this institution when the Gymna sium was opened, and is the pric e we are paid for all Iike engagem ents. As to the music played "This is The Life", and "Pass the Pickl es" would not be very effective funeral dirges. Practically all the music played was of the late st edition. The musicians of the College and Town feel that they have been unjustly attacked, and since the officials will not resent the affront, it is evident that our services are no longer desirable. Consequently we have notified the Executi ve Committee that they may procure other musicians for College playing. G. B. ALEXANDER, N. W. CHRISTIANSEN, STORM McDONALD.
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Idishonor, it ;s high time for the team, to get t usy in ,he snug,
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are not allowed to be publ ished. With a desire of giving those I responsible for the error an opportunity of making a satisfac-1 \ l,l 1)1:-II. tory correction, . a meeting was Mr. a nd Mrs . Lew is A. MerOUR STOCK OF FURheld with the Executive comrill and Mr. and Mrs . W. D. 1 (ICI N I T U R E, CARPETS, mittee, and they were asked to Beirs will entertain the memi (I STOVES AND RANGES BIG GAME SPIRIT. state in Student Life that the bers of the U. A. C. Alumni at (I ARE ALWAYS COMarticle did not express their senthe Thirty-first ward Amu se- (I PLETE. timents. Vie had two reasons · (Continued from page one) ment hall, Nov. 26, at 8 o'c lock for asking this. First, the ar- \ sharp . ticle appeared unsigned in the , student body holding meeting s official organ of the Student to persuade the students to Jud ge: Are you guilty or not Body. Second, through cour- back up the team. The only gu ilty? Furniture & Carpet tesy to those whom they em - meeting held before the Big Prisoner: H ow kin I te ll, yer ployed for their dance. This J Game with the Stanford U ni- Honor, until I've he ar d the evi- j C M p A N y 0 especially since several of the versity, wa s just to give a dence. Id players are in no way connect-: farewell to the team. But, long ed with the College. They de- before the farewell was given, clined to make any explanation. the students had bought their We do not care to answer the ' tickets at $2.50 a piece. No ROAD SHOWS - VAUDEVILLE exaggerated inconsistency of! student was allowed to buy Orche st ra Second to None. Open Every Night. the one who proved himself more than one. I saw advertiseFEATURE PHOTOPLAYS. ignorant of anything musical. i ments on the campus, by the MATINEES SATURDAYS AND HOLIDAYS. However, a few things should outsiders, read y to buy studbe explained. The heading, "A ents' tickets for $4.00 or $5.00 Monopoly on Music" is a false- a piece; but the y could not be TIAT H SIDNE There was not a hood. In what way is there a secured. monopoly? Furthermore, the student who did not attend the THE MODERN BARBER SHOP game. The bleacher s were full. We Shall Appreciate Your Trade Cheap Hardware is not I was told that $50.000 were CARLISLE & GUDMUNDSON cheap, but "High." The best collected. There were many, 13 WEST CENTER Hardware is not "High" but outside of the compound, who were ready to pay two or thr ee cheap. We sell the best. prices for tickets; but none Everything a Drug Store Should Have could be got, as everybody wa s anxious to attend the game . It was r-ot after all, a splendid team. The students Logan; 123 North Main knew that. Only a few da ys before the Big Game, the New . A Dollars Worth Zealanders had demonstrated For A Dollar on the California Univer sit) football field, that the CaliforYOU WILL SAVE MONEY BY BUYING YOUR SCHOOL SUPPLIES nia team was quite inferior, AND STATIONERYAT Jack an<l Jlllwhen compared to them. Yet Went hunting flowers every student had backed up WILKINSON'S They stoppedthe team, and because they did THEY ALWAYS HAVE WHAT YOU WANT. When they found ours. Across the Street from Post Office. their best they were patriotic Cache Valley Floral Co. to them. We deliver. Phone 378 w. I find a different stat~ of af 702 North 9th East fairs in our college. The studlflT'Illl~ ~ lFilllllll[~~~ [/6lllll~~o~[:~ [!T'~lffilllillo ents have to be persuaded They must even be threatened PERFECT BY MADE THE GRE4TEST CIRCUS IN by the vile i!pithet of "pikers.' ' TOWN That means they are not patri . , 129 N Main St. The Thatcher Music otic to their team. That is an un-American spirit. The playCompany ers represent our best. We.--------------------------. 39 South Main Street th LOGAN,UTAH. ~::\~~~:f~r tf;mal~ec;tis:rs YOU BAUER, POOLE, SCHILLER nnd fighting our games . The honor BACHMANPIANOS. or dishonor th€y get, fo shared A Complete Line of Sheet Mnsic, by us. If the student~ are SO "Where only the best Is good enough." Launderers and Dry Cleaners'. Music Bags and Victrola Records. lifeless as not to give their full Suits Dry Cleaned and Steam Pressed $1.50. Join our Sult Pressing support, an<i if they are so im- Club. We are here to serve you. Command us. GIVE US A TRIAL. mune to feelings of honor or '--P_ho_n_e_4_3_s _______ Lo_ga_n-',_u_t_ah_. _______ 4_6_E'-. ._ee_n_te_r.,.
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bit unusual you may think for us to be talking Overcoats in October, but remember
C_o_1_1e_g_e_D_e1-,v-e-ry-,-.-m-ad_e_r_ro_m_S_t_u_coine an annual custom, but it deQt Lire Office.Room 276 . should still carry the same sig- · that this i_san unusual store; unusual in the quality of its nificance as it did in Puritan merchand1st; unusual in the greater values it offers. Editor-In-Chief days. Our country is excepDAVIDW. SMITH fI Amon~ a sco_re or more excellent coats, here is the tionally prosperous and the disAssociate Editors Kuppenhe1mer Kmg George. Correct, dressy, beautifully JULIUS B. BEARNSON cord which is rending the world tailored from the best domestic woolens and a selection of LEONARD DAVIDSON shou ld remind every American Business l\fanager foreign f~brics you'll scarce be able to duplicate anywhere · of the priceless value of peace LANGTON BARBER at any price. and contentment. Our stale, Assistant Business Manager EASTMANHATCH our community and our school, Athletics and we may say every individWILLIAM YEATES ual, are all enjoying exceptional Locals blessings, and it is to be exMABEL SPANDE LE ROY HILLAM pected that the thoughts of Soclals every one should be turned to ANNETTE GOODWIN the source of this prosperity as Exchanges were the thoughts of the PilEDWIN WINDER Artist grims so many years ago. F. BRAITHWAITE THANKSGIVING. STUDENTBODY OFFICERS. Logan's Foremost Clothiers In this life of toil and conflict President J. HOWARDMAUGHAN we are prone to calloused Vice President thot. GLADYSCHRISTENSEN While we hide our nobler nature Bring Up Your Secretary GOLDIE FAUX Fail to do the things we Executive Committee ought A. C. CARRINGTON Still in times of deep reflection A. J . TAYLOR Each one finds his higher VEDA COOPER Standard Bearer self. ) OLOF NELSEN All harsh sentiment he places Football Managel' For a time upon the self. T D I d p · J. F. WOOLLEY He can now see good in others O eve op an rmt Basketball l\fanagel' GROVER LEWIS He is grateful to mankind EXPERT SERVICE Baseball l\fanage1· And the claim of human kinship LLOYD TUTTLE now develops in hi s mind. Track l\fanager PROMPT DELIVERY When the summer'~ toil is ended . LEONARD•DAVIDSON - Debating l\lanager When the crops are gathered JULIUS B. BEARNSON in, Socials and Theatricals When potatoes fill the cella,· STEWART HORSLEY When there's flour in the bin, Cheer Leader Company JOHN SHARP When we're he2lthful and we're Song Leader happy, _ _ ROSS BEATIE Whenandourtruefriends are good wit. h t h em through thick and Ito change your system soon. I Will not the finer thoughts and thin, and so sure as we play, so . You st ill have three or four feelings surely we will win. · hours ; relieve your conscience, Manifest themselves to view. and be able to be the other felIS TIDS FOR YOU? low w1.11not heart s fill with thanksRemember there are only two giving ---As they did in pilgrim days. This article is for just three of you in this crowd, we all Have we not much more than people in the A. C. crowd today, know who you are, so show us they did -the person who says I don't what you can be. Is - there not true cause for shee how we chan possibly win; CARD OF APPRECIATION praise. t e person w o says me may Let us keep in mind the spirit win, and the person who says We wish to thank the Logan Volume :xm. Number 10. City Military Band for their of that band on Plymouth we will win. Thursday, November 26, 1014. shore Now the latter will say to his services at the football game, THANKSGIVINGDAY. Thanks for life and joy in living friends after the game, "I October 17th. LEWIS EDWARDS,Manager. Grateful for our bounteous knew that we would win; I G.A. ALEXANDER,Director. Along with our school spirit store. have said so right along. How and our patriotism, our excitecarefree and happy that perNOTICE ment and our antidpatio1;. we PRF.PADED? son will feel in the future when The next number of Student still have time for some of the he thinks of how he so truly more subtle thoughts. The Are you prepared to do your backed the team before the Life will be issued by the commerical club. very mention of Thanksgiving share toward winning the game game. day naturally takes the mind today? But what will the two former oack a few hundred years in Are you ready to help put say when we win the game toQUALITY our history, to those who were the fear of the A. C. spirit into day? so instrumental in securing th0 the minds of the U supporter Why they will say, ''I knew AND strong foundation on which .today and cause the shive rs to we would win; I told you so SA TISour country now rests. The go down their spines? If you right along." But how will same spirit which actuated are fully prepared to do this we they feel? Why they will be FACTION them should be with us nr,w. will win because we must win. ashamed to look the other felmakes clear the reason We are so likely to forget those Don't celebrate before our vie- low in the face, when they are combined why SPALDINGS are outfitters to things wlhich become common tory, wait until the prize is in sayi ng it because they will won- champions, whose implementa place, even though they are the our hands; because we will need de.r, "If I said anything to him must be invariably right. Write tor a Free Illustrated foundation of our happiness. every earnest effort which we before the game?" Did you Catalogue. Discontent is not alone th e can put forth to win the game eve.r have that feeling before A. .G SPALDING& BROS. possession of the pessimist. today. If this has ever occurred to you 27 E. 2nd S. 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Logan! Rah, r ah, r ah! Rah, Logan!
RICKETY BOOM Rickety Boom, Hurrah! Hurrah! Rickety Boom, Hurrah! Hurrah! Hoo-rah Hoo-rah, A . C. Utah! ONE-A-ZIP. One -a-zip-a Two-a-zipa, Three-a-zip-a_ zam. We 're from the A. C. And don 't give a Hobbl e Gobble Wobble Gobbl e-Zip-Barn-Boo A. C., A. C., A . C. U . !
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Eifel Tower, Ferris Wheel Motor Boat, Automobil e, Leap the Gap, Loop the Loop, Aggie, Aggie s, Hip-pity Hoop!
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We bid you welcome to our City, Your College Home . We hope t he year of 1914-15 will prove a Successful yeaz:. To the full of all Success mean s in your
Gee Hee, Gee Haw , Gee Haw! Haw! Haw! Gee Haw, Utah!
COLLEGEWORK And also in your SPORTS
Lackerty ax, lackerty ax We're a bunch of crac ker jacks. Sis boom-m-m-m thats th e joke U. of U. goes up in smoke.
Thatcher
ITS UP TO YOU TO MAKE IT SO
We're U's hoo doo Who's U's hoo doo Aggies.
What 's the matter with the A. C. She's all right, Who's all right ? A. C., She is , She is, She is a ll right!
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A-G-G-I- E-S! A-G G-I-E-S! A-G-G-I-E -S ! AGGIES!
R ac kety Cax!-Co-ax!-Co-ax! r., .c·k ety Cax!-Co-ax!-Co -ax! 'l'hut's the kind!-That's the kind ! A . C. !-A . C. !-Every time. Logan! Logan! Rah, rah, rah;
'em Aggies, Fight 'em, 'em Fai r ; Fight 'em Square, 'em, Fight 'em, Fight 'em.
Mr. Ray Podn is back at Student Life is print~d ~y the school again aud he is still the Earl and England Pubhsh mg Co same old "Sam." -we also do job printing.
Hip-a-rah the white Hip-a-r ah the blue Tear'em, smas h'em A. C. U. (YELL.)
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Just before the battle, Utah, wish to We are thinking most of you, express ·our thanks to the or- How you'll tre mbl e, shak e . and chestra for their services at the sh iver, presentation of "The RomancWhen those Aggies come in ers" in Nibley Hall, Nov. 14th . view. N. W. CHRISTIANSEN, Farewell Utah, you can never 'MARGARET WORLEY, Beat us on Thanksgiving day ELRAY CHRISTIANSEN, For though you won from "OcSTORM! McDONALD. cidentals" You've now a different team Mr. Carrington went to Richto play. mond last week and talked to the Ag. Club at the High School All help to turn the U upside . there. · down and put a bar on it. Result : A. A Glee Club is now to be one of our college organizations. Alice: What is Hazel's last The club has been practicing name? for over a week und er the dir ecGretta: Well, can't you tion of Prof. Thatch er. Read . The work in the Cai:let Sig .. Caine, Marie Eccles nal corps is advancing rapidly andGeorge Lu ella Fogg were guests at and .good efficient work is al- a Sunday dinner at the Phi Kapready being carried on with pa Iota house. the Morse code. Teacher-"What is the difLieut. Santchi has arrived in 'respectfully' Logan, and will immediately ference between take charge of the Military de- and 'res pecti vely'? . partment. Student-I dunno . Teacher-Well how do you Miss Midgley: Mr. Richards dose a lett er? will you tell us what we are goStudent--! always say 'your s ing to have in the examination? trul y." We, the undersigned,
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THE MAN WHO TAKES EVEN the first step indicated in seeing for himself the dilfer-ence between the De Laval .and other cream sepa r ators doesn ·'t put his money into any other ma .. ch in e one time in a thousand. THE COMPARA TIVELY FEW buyers of other sepa rators are those who merely r ead "printed matte r . claims or listen to the · arg um ent of some dea ler ·work .. ing for a comm ission . an d who do not think it worth while to see the diff e r enc e for th efn ...· se lves. T H E WISE BUYER OF A cream separator today does see this dilference when buying hie first separator, while the un .. wise or ca r eless one usually finds it worth whil e to do so when he comes to bu y a second cream separator a yea r or two later. EVERY DE LAVAL AGENT co nsider s it a privilege 'to show the difference b etwee n the De La va l and other separators, an d to afford every prosp ective bu yer the opportunity to try out an d prove the dilfer ence to his own satisfaction, if on fl.rat ex .. amination he feels the s lighte st doubt about it. THA'P'S THE REASON WHY fo u ?· buyers out of five are buy-ing De Laval Cream Separators i n 1914, . and why the use o! DH Laval machines will, before 1'>u~. be nearly as universal on th~ fa rm as a lr eady is the creame r y and milk plant us e of pc-wer or facto r y separators.
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owing the rivals this afternoon + +++++++++++++++ to take a victory from us. Our I + WILLIAM CURRELL + goal line can only be crossed by -t -+ / + (The Rexall Transter Man) + ive victory. • beating do~n our who\e tea~ + + Caclls Answered Promptly. Since las t Saturday the play- and t~e Cri_mson machme will + Phone 61-"The Rexan Store" + + Phone 466 W-Resldence. + ers have taken a different light find this I!-bit beyond them. Prices Rea8onabl8. · + + on football. The spirit among i The Crimson eleven have not LOGAN, UTAH. + + the players has been strouger ' ~o~ our goat _by any mean~ but +++++++++++++·•+ and keener. There has been an Iit is the Aggie team that 1s on overabundance of life and "pep" 1 the offens ive this year and the in i;ractice and the attitude of Utah bunch on. the defense. We every man is to enter the fray I, have them trym~ ~o check us. this afternoon determined to Irather th~n us trymg to check fight from beginning to end. , them, which means much to a With thi s spirit predominating , . f?otbal_l team. We have ~h~ cham For victory sta res us in the face. 1 p10nsh1p to de_fend and 1t 1s_de'.1r While our eleven has been I to us and we mtend to retam 1t. Fine Candies. Ice weakened by accidents in games ' The Utah team startE;d out this fall, Coach Teetzel has ral- 1t~e season scarcely hopmg to Cream, Shetbetts lied to the occasion and develop- wm from us, but wondering how / close they would hold us. Our And ' . defeats have added confidence i to the Crimson bunch and they GOOD SERVICE Manager \Vooley see now a chance to win and will battle hard. We do not under-----------~stimate the strength of our opWHO'S WHO"! ponents this afternoon. We real This afternoon the members ize it will be a battle from be- of the team are eac:i tc wear SOCIETY ginning to end. We are just ful- a number. This will make it CLUB I ly prep_ared for t~e onslau ght or easy for the spectators to know FRATERNITY ' the Cnmson war10r~ and feel who each man is with0t.t asking equal to the .occass10n. We are everyone around him and will prepared to give two for one and increase his interest in the will enter with that spirit swell- game. The number s will be ing in our breast s. found with the line-!.lo so take ALWAYS IN THE eiGHEST We feel the students and Lo- your Student Life with you STYLE OF THE ART gan behind us and will perform ---· on the gridiron this afternoon Practically all of the exams in a manner which I feel certain are over with, so turn loose and will make every Aggie fan have a good care free tiine in Promptness Our Hobby proud that he is such and proud Salt Lake. of the footba ll team , Coach Cnptain L. J. Gmlbe Teetzel and the Utah AgriculSpecial attentfo'ti· Civ'en' to· 1he ed men to fill the vacancies.The tural college. eleven is well balanced, strong Scientific Fitting of Ghtsiei ' and fast. A TRAGEDY Our line shou ld present a stonewall defense against the Her hair was in wild disord. University of Utah backs. It er. will be hard for the Crimson Her face flushed, her eyes team to pull any forward passes flashing. Practice Limited to Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat. our backfield being equal to the Her fingers clenched and unOFFICE IN ARIMO Bt.OCK. occassion of interfering with all clenched as if in painful agony. Office Hours: 9 to 12 a . m., 2 to 6 p. m. attempts. Her looks belied a deeply inOur team has learned to fol- j ured and desperate woman. low the ball during the last Indignation and pride minglweek better than before any ed with keen despondency. game. Infact, the eleven is in Cruel one, oh! crnel one, she for better shape on the eve of cried in agonizing trmes, this Thanksgiving battle than , I have been here as long as I on the eve of any other game r·an stand. this season. The men are anxiYou have injured me, you ous, infact desperate, and will have tortured m~, and yet 1 fight until they drop before all- could not give yon up. When first I saw you most attractive was y JUI" »ase and polLandis Shoe Shop ish.And then you became my Elzes and ~':~::ies to fit any face :1~dadapted to ahy beard. -. : ·-- '" \.L.'.: ~ -·-e. TROTMAN, Prop. own, my very own. SHOES ELECTRICALLY RECache Valley Drug Co:, 79 N. ~ain, Logan. How all my friends did envy PA lRED WHILE YOU WAIT. me. 4 0 North, 1st West You have ruined my social FREE DELIVERY sta ndings into society. Oh' that I had never seen you, I might have walked in peace today. ALL WORK GUARANTEED But your soul was too sma ll for my large understanding. \Ve have the negatives for last Be gone! We part for ever! year 's Buzzer. Let us make There was a moment of convulsome dut>licate pictures f9r you sive breathing, ending in a t'rom them. sharp sigh. The tragedy was CUSTOM TAILOR Did you get a group photo of ended and with an almost super your fraternity? Up Stairs, Opposite Tabernacle' human effort she pulled off her 39 North Main Street. "New Shoe."-H. B. Cl,EANING AND PRESSlNG AT REASONABJ;E PRICES OUR PROSPECTS.
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Paint the Crimson Blue! Georg e Cahoon went to Mut ual last week.
The fiifth ann ual Thanksgiving dinners was served Tuesday Freshie to Maughan.-Say, at the cafeteria to a record you look like Sam Whitney with The team work of the football breaking· crowd . Hurr ah for the .faculty!· Who all of those tags on. said they were dead? squad is so much improved that we tremble and fear for the Students learn your school ! James M. Kirkham , of the ► Miss Rozina Skidmore, fo~~ - sake of U all. Th e other day a Prep. very inUtah Farmer, was a visitor at merly a teacher of. Do~e stic nocently pointed to the horse school Saturday. Arts at the B. Y. C., 1s registerHillam.-Give me ,J local. barn and asked if it was the ed. Eli-Well , I only kHow what gymnasium. Stay with the crowd until We welcome all winter course me and my girl talk about and you are dismissed. Parade from Lucile.-Say did you hear st udents and want them to be I couldn 't tell that. the depot to Hotel. that awful noise in the east this one with us today. For Aggies We extend our heartfelt sym- morning? An interesting and inst ruc- always! Ted.-No, what was it? pathies to the family of Lorentive meeting of the "Buzzer" Lucile.-Day broke. John T. Caine III sure had zo McAlister, who died last staff was held at the home of Sunday night. N. A. Pedersen. The outline for our footbal l team sized up about Dos. : All those who have each department to follow was right last Monday . Here' s hopGeorge.-If I should put a had plant physiology ma y go to ing they prove to be all he said rose discussed. back of my ear do you sleep while I explain this. and a lot more. think it would grow? I Wyler: Can others too ? We certainly have boosters in Lowr y :r--:e lson and Morre ll Alta.-Well, the soil might be Doc.: Mr . Wyler, that is the Salt Lake. John C. Sharp sent for all the A. C. pennants avail- Powell can not find enough to alright, but I doubt if it would first time you have aske d per, mission. able to decorate · automobiles do in dramatic s at school so get enough water. with down there. Seventy five they are going to take part in a Sund ay school play at the Fifth wer-e sent. ward soon. Student (in book stol'e) .A most enth usiastic rally How much are these note was held Monday morning . The books? LOGAN, UTAH cheering was the loudest and CJer].{.-Five cents. Student.-Is that the bes t most spirit ed heard so far this year and the songs were sung you can do on the m ? Capital and Surplus $120,000.00 with almost the same enthusHoward Bachtell was called iasm that we expect to hear toWe Solicit Accounts of the Faculty and ) home last week to Ashland day. Oregon owing to the sudden ( Student Body, and sha ll be pleased to Woolley must be getting awhave our share of the College business . death of his mother. We wish to ~xpress our sympathy and fu lly serious. We hear that he stuck around the hotel in Salt , hope he will be with us aga.in L::ke and refused to even go out soon. ~nd look at the girl s. We hear The annual Thanksgiving alsc tha~ it ;' 'Ould have. been a chapel exercises were held Tu es- icod thmg _if Less Smit? had day morning. The Rev. P. A. liad s~methmg of the kmd to Simpkin of Salt Lake gave the hold him down. address which was a most in--spiring talk on Thanksgiving A young Freshman after giving and peace. · writing a number of letters home, and reciving no answer; Last Monday afterno on the Said to a Postman down town. Dutch band made an automo- Say do yee ever get them there bile trip to Smithfield, Hyru m lette r s out of them squir e tin box~s on the corners. I have C]J and Wellsville in automobiles in posted fourteen letters in them order to advertise today's game in the ~ast week to my ma. and (_j[ in Salt Lake. Large audiences pa. I am very sorr y said the at the various places visited postman but those boxes are seemed to enjoy the perfor- emptied ever y day in the Court mance. House furnace.
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There will be a large assortment in large and smalJ boxes, which will be tastefulJy packed. To receive such a gift wiIJ be a pleasure to anyone. SURE! WE ALL LIKE Boys,' remember that she is CANDY! very fond of candy. You busy students need not Don't forget the date . Dec. worry about your Christmas 16. It is going to be the greatest presents. Just save your pen-I Hale yet. nies until the big candy sale which the Home Economic club , A SUGGESTION is going to hold, the Wednesday How would celluloid ~ollars before Christmas vacation. appear on next years Fresh.nan
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Our footbalJ boys left Wed- fail to figure how Coach Nelson nesday morning for Salt Lake Norgren expects to win. City. To invade the hostile terIn footbalJ, during sixty minl'itory for the Thanksgiving day 11tes of battle, Dame Chance often plays havoc and should she battle this afternoon, which will take it upon herself to oppose decide the much coveted cham- our ranks at any stage, then is pionship of Utah, Coach Teetzel when the Logan contingent took fourteen dusky football must stand behind tire team warriors. Along' with the Var- and encourage the players. If sity, is the entire string of sec- the tide turns for an instance, ond team men. To support this the visitors (who are none 0thaggregation of footbalI warri- er then ourselves) want to come ors is what we are going to Salt up strong and show the eleven Lake for this afternoon and alI men, battling for the glory of who enter the Blue and White the institution, that we are with bleachers on Cummings field ihem alJ the time. this afternoon must be with the Encouragement from the eleven heart and soul. No bleachers, in the ,-:-:i.yof ,.;lleers "doubting Thomases" are want- 1and songs, will play an imported today. ant factor in today's game. Utah Coach Teetzel has worked for will be there strong with thouseight days preparing his elven ands of rooters. It is up to our for the game today. He has bunch to out do them in lung something to show for his ef-· power and pull the team) forts, you may be. assured, and through. From the kickoff un-' is confident of a victory as you ti! the final chirp of the ref-I are that the train will finally eree's whistle which will end ' land you at Zion. The team_ is the game, the' Aggie supporters feeling much the same and with must be in the game just as this spirit prevailing among the much as the eleven well drilled _players, students are unquesti- athletes on the gridiron . onably attending the game toNow everyone start now. Get day prepared to see the cham- the spirit of the thing and keep pi.onship successfully defended. it up all the way to Salt Lake Acording to the "dope sheet", and until we land back in Logan the Utah Au:l!"iesand the Uni- and then there will be some versity of Utah are about even- more. We are a championship un. But how often does the footbalI team this year and it "dope sheet" error? Every big is our turn to hold the upper ,rame in the east this year has hand. Make the Aggie spirit been a smack in the face of the •ring throughout the state today dnpesters. Comnarative merit~ • • • , of the two Utah teams cannot Yale was smothered under I be gleened from comnaring 36 to O by Harvard last Satur scores, The strength of the two day. The Bulidog tenacity of opposing elevens must be taken Yale tumbled, but today the into consideration and, man for Blue and White contingent has man, the Aggie eleven is super- a chance to triumph over the ior to the Utah team and, for Crimson. Will we do it? Sure this reason, footbalI critics of we will. Salt . Lake are disturbed as they • • • Colorado school of Mines trimmed Colorado Aggies last Saturday 19 to 0. The Miners now can glory in the Rocky Klassy Kollege mountain championship .
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