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"T ruth with time as its ally always wins out." It has Jong been a truth that the A. C. Student Body "Sweethearts" took us by storm. needed a glee club, and just as long ,Ye were astonished at ils excel- has it been a truth, that under proplence. \\ ·hen we say excellent we in- er leadersl1ip ancl management they After a wee!{ of hard practice, we elude not only the play itself but could have one, for, there are plenty male si11,,,ers a111onf! "·ill run up against the 'Butte School Or f!oocl also the setting and the aC'ting. " ,., · - tl1e The play ,, as ju t right. It fitted ~tuclents who could be organized of ~line s, tomorrow for the last our desires exactly. It was alive and 111to a glee club and be tra111ecl to game on our home gridiron before full of sparkle. But best of all it sing as well as the famous Cornell the big Thanksgiving fray. Little was not weighted clown with a Glee club which has made many a . can be said as to the outcome. The hea,·y, eumbersome plot. In fact transcontinental trip and paid all ----I the plot, if plot there were, was so ils expenses by giving concerts in A f'ter two weeks under the able l contest has only been arranged re, completely buri ed beneath the clever the big cities of the United States. tutorsh ip or coach lloward Brossard, cently, so we know very little conlines that all trace of il was forgotTime has fostered this truth for the Senior class pigskin chasers plac- cerning the strength of the Butte ten. The only idea was the contrast a long number of years. Attempts eel themselves in the role of inter- boys. Our own team, however, has between man and woman at different I and miserable failures have at limes class champions last Saturday after, been working hard and should be ages and this idea was brought out I shattered it beyond what seemed noon. This very unique distinction by some of the "smartest" con,·ersa-l any possible future resurrection, yet became theirs when they hauled showing some form. lion we have ever heard, and yc>t it , it has kept struggling for asertion down the Sophs by the score of seven For several reasons the football was light enough to allow us to re- until af last conditions favor its to naught. The Freshmen had de- squad has been divided and the first 1 lax and enjoy it. Judging from the realization. feated the Sophmores on Friday af- squad put u nd er the leadership or idea worked out and the manner in Tuesday at 4 o'clock a Glee Club ternoon but the Frosh played some Coach Teetzel, while the Freshmen which it was handled, one (·oulcl be- organization was born. The Student ineligible men, ancl consequently Imel an~ secoi:d st ring men are being lieve that a man had written the Body is back of it, which means that to forfeit the game. ,,hipped rnto shape by Coach Samp. first act, a woman the secoud. A under the present regime it is go-1 "Without much introdul'lory cere· The two squads are lined up against woman has her day, but praise ye ing to go. mony the Seniors, piloted by Joe eac_lt 0th er a nd go lllrough regular Lord, the man has his eYen if ii K J. Kirkham was made c·hair- Quinney, scored the first , last and' scrimmage. 1 docs come only after sixty years. man and .T. "' _· Thornton secretary. 1 only touclulown of tl~e game. Tura Tuesday ni~ht a regular game or The setting was out of doors on The charter members arc>: Dr. Geo. Aldous carried the ball over and he ! four full periods was played be• the lawn to the north of th e H. Hill, E. J. Kirkham, J. \\'. Thorn- 1 had a premonition that his team tween the two squads. The first l\Iechanic Arts building. The build- ton, Archer "'illie, Dean Clark, 1 would not score again so he kicked buncl1, as was expected, ripped holes ing served as the house and the lawn gnoch 'elson, Lew l\lar Price, La- goal. The first quarter then ended in the second string line for long and shrubbery as the garden, !encl- f'ayette Jo!IY, .T. F. "'oolley, IDimo and Jack Maughan retired from the gains. The latter, however, played ing a very natural touch to the Coffman, Melvin Luke, Arch Barney, game with his face in a sling. hare! and made the team play for play. The weather was ideal and ,vm. Owens, On-in Jarvis, l~ugene Play resumed in the second 11er- their money. Both coaches have between acts a glorious sunset at- Dalton, C. 0. Stott, R. C. Pixton, iocl found David Friedman in the been leaC"hing their men new plays tracted the attenti,rn of the audience. Myron Crandall, Alvin Twitchell, role of quarterback for the Seniors, and formations to be worked in It seemed as though the freedom \Vm. Bond, Mr. Bennion. Quinney having replaced Maughan future games. or outdoors got into the acting. The organization is at present at half. The teanu, played even in As to to-mon-ow's game little cau There was a free1lom and naturalo}len to all male singers. l'ractiC'c>~ this quarter. The Seniors lost ground be said. lnsufficient material makes ness about the playing seldom will be held every Tuesday, " 'eel- a coup le of times when Friedman it unwise to make predictions, but achieve,! by amateurs. l\lr. Powc>ll ! nesday, Thursday and Friday after- started to perform some jugling the chances are good enough to warsuggested a gardener in an accep- noons from 4 to 4: :::o. l~fficient stunts with the ball after fullback rant hearty support and the interest 1able manner, but was a little too leadership is insured. Already foot- Pixton of the '18's had made good nf every.student. deliberate to make the best of the (Continued on page ft,•e) kicks. The feature of the game was ---part. Miss Thatcher, as the maid, a perfectly executed forward pass by ..\G. <'Lrll .\XXL"AI, BAl,b cried right well, but we who know THE Ul'DGE PRIZE the Sophmores, Pixton to Christenof her exceptional ability, regret The ('0mmittee of the faculty ap- sen, which netted forty yards. FriedA few hints of the enjoyable time that she did nnt have a bigger part. pointed by the president to confer man's stellar work at interference com in g, when the Ag. Club gives its Miss Woolf plavecl Jenny aclmir- with Dr. Budge concerning the $50 cut of a ll other passes that the annual ball November 15, are beably. She read her lines well an1l 1>rize, he offered last spring lo Sophs attempted. Tura Aldous did ginning to percolate through the her acting was beyond reproach. estab lish , reports that Dr. Budge has some terrific line plunging, and \-Vin- halls. The various school clubs will Her mo,·ement and expression put a the matter under consideration ancl cler and Christensen, rival ends were represent themselves by decorating throb in every speeC'h. The way slw that he will later indi cate the acti- also in the limelight during the booths. The decorations will be of (Contoinued on 11age c>igbt) vity lo be encouraged. (Continued on Page Two.) an agricultural nature.
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The writer will not vouch ror lhe truth or the following report, as it has been evol\·cd from a few C'alchy phrases that he chanced to sec on the lly-leaves of Dr. T 's new Hymn book. liaYing thus cleared the ground, he feels at perfect liberty to proceed. Not many ,lays ago four worth} members of the college faculty met in the Geology Laboratory, which is loC'aled in the south-west corner in the basement of the main building. The purpose of this timely meeting remained, for many hours, a mystery to all the students as well as the other n1e1nbers of the esteeint-d instructing corps. Our slender physicist, our less slender :\tathemalician, our large Economist, and our larger GPologist are the worthy four. You may rely upon it that ther<' were many anxious stndc>nts worrying about the outrome or so singular an incident. Tlwre was an extl'emely tall man grinding at the rna11 of l'lah and a short thin girl with her fare hidden in College Geology by ('hamberlain and 'Salisbury; there wen• l~ccles and Freckles pouring OYer the diagrams in Tausig's cha11ter 13; There \Yere Physic3 "sharks" telling their less "sharky" friends that Teutonic is not Atomic; and there were several engaged at squaring circles as well as a number \\'hO were racking their brains oYer the hi-nornial theorrem and the hi-normal mornenclature. All in all there were SE'\'eJ'al minutes of concc>nlratc>cl and systematic efforts clir0cted at ac·quiring l<nowleclge.
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the <lour and scaled himself ou the lan,;c [liet·c or naliYe gold that lies baC'k o[ thu ta!Jle. Ile ,n,uld Irn,·c a[lpologized and gone back, but thal his curosity had been touched and llw temptation to remain was irresist.iblc, sinte he had entered uno!Jserveel. "I must sar," were the lirst ,,·ortls he noted," that a skating-pond ,, ould be l he means or reducing the number or colds. Of course there will always be a few who will not ge> out, and there will be a few, no doubt, who \\'ill see stars; but thP majority will be benefited." "The question, then," said Dr. T "is to find a suitable place to make this JlOIHL I think it is uerfec·tl~ C'lear that it will result in an economi<' gain." Professor p suggpsted that th, reserroir ahoYe the power-dalll would bc> ideal if an inexpeusin· means of frePzing it could be founcl llc>rP Or. w produred pronl lhat this \\'hole lJocly or water C'ould be c•overecl \\'ilh a smooth, strong, solid, surl'aC'e simply by permitlin~ a fc\\' gallons or liquid air to evaporate in it. "Thi!c< will ('OS( but a I rifle," he sai<l, · sinc-e oul' liquid air nHlt'hint' can he operatP!l for almost nothing, ancl llwrcl'ore tlw only C'OSt \\'ill he for transportation. F'urthpi•mon•, I think that cost ran he Pli111ina!Pcl. The enthusiastic st u ,Jpn(s will \'Oluntr r to carry (ll(> stuff up and ,JaC'que and J~cl. l'm sure \\'ill allt>llll to the eniporalion r01· •10 othrr l'PlllUnC'ration than the exl>crienC'e." • ,\ resolution \\'HS abnut lo be pass-
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were getting th e \\OrSl of th e !Hllllc all the lime, nen·r onte did they slaC'k their efforts and gi\'e \YllY lo further defeat. They fought to the : last trench and gavp in only at llw ! sound or the referee's whistle. The work or Twit<'hell. Younp;. Lewis,and ; Kap1,Ie in the backfield and .Jucld I ancl \\'ilson in the line was espet•ially c·omme1ulable. 1'tah's only mean~ T or acl\'ance spemed lo be the for,rnrd pass, . and this they workc•cl T rather fre<1uenlly but for few v;ains. ! The lineup whiC'h started the game was as follows: , Colo. Aggies. Position. 1·tah Aggies ! KlemmNlson . left encl - .Ellsworth ! Doke lel't tat·kle .Jud,! . 'iC'holas. lcl't guard Higby I ! :;hrpardson rentN Luke "'est right guard S. Owens Summers right tackle Wilson llohinson right encl t'. Ow~ns lluttin quarter . Lc>w1sj' Nyl' left half Ka11pl" Slrong __ . fullback .... T\\itt'hPIIli \forrison . right hall' Young Ollicials l'.IIenry Smith, rc>ft>reP, ! "Pink'' SUllllllPrS, um11in•: ,JO(' Brussc. Iwacl lint'sman. • --~
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(Continued from page one) ga1110. "Pa" \Villc>y, Senior \\'incl jammer, kc11t up the Jl<'Jl in his team. ATHLETIC AND SPORTING GOODS. \\'in<'ht•stN Shel Guns. \\'inc-lH'sll•r, Ht•m- + Dr. DaYis otncial<>cl as rC'feree an<l ; Srnilh, Parker, Remington, 1'::\f>ert Gun Repairing. + su<'<'<'Pclecl,by his goocl judgment. in + ington anc_l l\Iarlin Hilles an<l Ammunition. • lfunt111g Boots an,l Shol'S, ('an\':1~ <'lotlling, J•'ishing Tackle. + r0mlC'ring clc>risions in esraping ! llicyc-lc>s and ;\lotor<·yclcs. !•:as! ma II Kodaks and Sup1>liPs. ! brkkbats an<l 11011bottles o[ an angry moh of c>nlhusiaslic fans. J The linl'-UJl: •··•··•··•··• ..•··•··••·'t•••··•··•··•··•··• ..•··•··•··•··•··•· ..··•..···•··•··• ..···•··•..···•··•..···•..···•··•··•··•··• ..•..•..···•..•..···•··•··•··• ..•.... S011hs Sc•nio,·s C'hrislcns<'n 1,:,1lefson e Barkman ,\nclc>rsnn t g Kirldinm Oldroycl (' German WilliP . _. Thain r g lf H]YCrSPll TTolmstc>a<l Bown 1' t Rc>nrhrr 1' C "'in<ler q h TT!'ndri!'ks Quinnt•Y :\faughan h h Bennion ::'lf:1<]SC'II h h Xeh<'k<'r \ 1,lous f h Pixton l?rit-clman an,! :'llur<lork.
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e ry game we play. \\'e want to win tlte games we are entitled to win. \\'e do not like to GIVE away Published Weekly by the Students games to the Wyoming " 'owboys." of Utah Agricultural Colle~ A true "Aggie" is a good· loser, and does not "s queal" when beaten by a Entered as second-class mattei September 19, 1908, at the postoffice better team, but he hates like fury at Logan, Utah, under the Act of to lose \\·I1en he thinks he ought to March, 1879. win. The student body failed in carCollege Delivery is made from Student Life Office, Room 275. 1·ying out its part of the "game" Printed by last Thursday when only some fifty Ear l and England Publishing Co. of them went to the depot to meet Logan, Utah. the team. In tomorrow's game let's see a revival. STAFF LOWRY NELSON ................ Editor J. EASTMAN HATCILBusiness Mgr. S. J . QUINNEY ............. . KATHLEEN BAGLIDY .. ) Ass?ciate E. K. WINDER .............. ( Editors J . W. THORNTON ......... \ FRED BRAITHWAITE ........... Artist Vo lum e X l\ ' . P riclay ,November
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·we hold these truths to be self• evident: (1) There cannot be strength in any aggregate without unity, both in the body itself and in the governing, controlling, coaching staff. (2) Experience and historical precedents have established the truth that athletes must have a se, of training rules; that those rules be not "arbitrary imp ertiuences", but laws laid down by the body they represent, and tlutt eve ry ath!E>te representing that body be made to understand and sense the meaning of those laws. (3) That incompetence on th€' part of participants in any acth·ity, means failure in competitive undertakings. That athletic incompetence is due primarily to these factors: (a) inherent inability; (b) failure on the part of the aspirant to comply with estab'ished rules of training conduct; (<>) ineflicient instruction. ( 4 J Favoritism nn the part of a coac·h in selecting a team, results inevitably in bringing together a weaker lineup, and is continually destructive to the elements-unity etc.,-that go to make a perfect team . A man should be on a team only because he has the ability, and for 110 other reason. Once on th€' team, the coach should not allow him to be a "privileged character." (5) Rules without e nforc ement are valueless. (6) No team can have a success• ful season without the enthusiastic support of the body it represents. To what extent we are governed, by these axiomatic rules, is difficult to determine. Our failure is and will be proportional to the extent of our departure fro111 them. The faculty and student body should unite in establishing the rules and seeing that they arc enforced. These two bodies cooperat<' in making possible, ancl supportin~ athletic activities. The student body furnishes the funds, ancl the school hires instructors to train the men. It is an <'XJlensiye activity, and we must have sysl€'m about, If we ever ex11ert to get the result!\ WE' are after. \\'e do not <·arp ahoul winning; c-v-
dream a dream so foolishly, utterly, irritatingly impossible of fulfilment. 1 As I approached Student Life ofTice, ' l had an insane desire to emphati-1 The Most cally kick that irrelevant box off the wall; for the door was about to Exq uisite unhinge itself with a straining to- 1 And ward the interior, due I supposed to the air pressure which always exists Alluring in the region of a vacuum. After Perf ume opening the door with some difTiculty, I was a little ashamed for Representing the having so accused the poor box, for blended ode,,.:; of it was not a vacuum, and is like!) the most fragrant ""-~=='== "' flowers. not to be, for that spike still keeps its solita1'!} way. It has that lasting quality to a DBKU I OB X I GH'l\ \lAH E'? EDITOR. degree than almost any 1 greater other perfume. It happened on Monday night, the Bouquet Jeanice .\ GG I E l<'OOTB,\ LL ) L\ X G01<:s Extract, oz.. ......... ........... $ 1. 0 0 clay bef'ore contributions begin to 'l'HR Ol'G H P R JUC H E R'S l, D rn 'l'oilet Water ........................ $1.25 come in to the little box on the left C'om11lexion Powder ............ .75 of the door which leads into that The following is a clipping from I Sachet Powder, oz. ............... . .75 1·00111 wltich has so fruitlessly at- the Denver Express, sent to student Talcum Powder.................. .25 tempted to rise to the dignity or an Life by o. E . Lundstrom former , Soa11, cake ···· ··· ··· ······· · 35 n· (I b d 1 Sold only at o ice. temem er that reams are student at the A. C. "ho is now fill· I always incoherent, and this is a ing a mission in Denver. Mr. Lund- I dream.) I cannot tell at what time strom in his letter says that he "hap-j of the night it came, neither can l pe.ned to see the last part of the 'l'Hl~ REXAT, r, 8'f0 R E tecall tlie events that preceded nor "scrimmage" and as the paper states. the visions that followe.d. It seem- Mr. Rigby went through the preacl1eel to rise lil,e a target, while I took ers line wit11 twice the energy that a look at it, and then disappear Fort L. Collins went through ours. again. It was like a portion of a The preacher's line was in poor murky landscape which suddenly be • sJiape." comes clea r and distinct from the Fort Collins, Colo., Oct. 26. •An rnst. You have probably seen in order issued today by .l\Iayor S. ll. the "movies" how devilish shapes Clammer forbidding religious organwalk out of smoke, and when they izations rrom holding street meet, go, they give a little jump and go ings brought to light a bit of sideup in smoke. ,veil, that's the way play in connection with the Colorado tltis vision came . Aggies-l 'ta h Aggies football game This dream beg ins in medias last Saturday that escaped the notice I !'es, which means in the contribuof the referee and wasn't observc-d 1· tion box. 1 could see nothing only by the umpire. reel. (Naturally because l was supAn over-zealous speaker of a rep11sed to be asleep.) •ow the Jigious organization, forgetful of the A label sewed into smart Fall clream beg-ins * * * * * I am ract that the l'tah team was in town. j clothes specially designed for all c lawing papers from tl\at little box stood on a street corner and proceed- \ those Younger Young Men who with those half erased letters on\ eel to denounce various sects and be- , need clothes in sizes 31 to 36. Come to us and see it, "Student Lit'e," I can't even feel liefs. A young .l\Iormon football playLANGHAM-HIGH that large spike that has been the I er was passing. Hearing his l'aith l he new clot hcs for youths of the ,solitary inhabitant of the box since assailed, he retaliated oratorically. 11igh School age. • • * * * why the box is full! A lively scrimmage resulted and the Spruce J~nglish mode ls for Fa ll '!'here ar some protruding from football player went thru the revival- 1 $20 to $2G. that * • • * crevice * * in ist's line for a good gain. 'l'hirty Spe<'ial Points in eve r y Langham-High Suit the top. claw out a bale of folded The mayor, hearing of the near-j legal cap (foolscap I should say or riot, issued his order, which arfeC'ts I dream). Thr ee strings tu tie it! the Salvation Army. City mission anti j • There must be a hundred articles in all other bodies that have been holcl- 'i that one bale!! (They say l talk- ing street meetings. Such meelin.p;~ eel in my sleep .lllonday night). But hereafter must be held indoors. --------------O ' I~ bale! That's nothing' Ther e Denver Express GO TO are dozens of BALES! I am now ,. . pullinp; out bale a[te1· bale, " he ft - CH. \ SE nO \\' X YOU? •r nun,;y • ;J!) SOl''l' ll ) L\1 :\' ST ln ,wr ing" each one and gloating over it l'O OLE with fic-nclish glee. There seems to There will be a cross country run \ B \l · l~B S(' llll , 1,EB :\111,'l'O:\' b no <'IHI lo it! Tlutt little box is on the morning of Thanksgiving day. l'I.\ XOS ,\ \'! ) l'l ,.\Yl<, R 1'1.\XOS. a 111agic 111anufacturing plant! Bun- A three mile course will be selectc<l, YI< "l'H( H ,.\ 8 .\ "71) <lies of articles are falling from the as soon as possible. Every able bodYH "l'O B 10<:COB HS box, and are lying all around on the iecl man of the college should get in s 111,;wr ,ll' s H' :1n·sH' BO l ,l ,S n11or. ll eav ns! \\ ' !tat shall I clo training for this event. It is a new 111 fad, t•n•r~t hin l,!. i n 1h e ,hl' ,i<' with them all? There is n11t roo111 feature here, but we want it to be 1,inC' for one l housanclth part of them in encouraged. It promises to create a "Where the Interurban Stops." Student Lire . \\'<•'I! run a se111i• great deal of interest in lovers of wepkly !'or a few weeks, and after out door sports. 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The fellow that mentioned thl' note paper, printed with P. A. C. on it , in your last paper, had a real, live id ea enter his head. He should be taken before Dr. Titus and examined, and that idea should be classified among the most rare or 1nicrobes. Th e plan is ce rtainl y a good one . I should think that Stu,lent Life of ficials could take this matter up and try it out. A few hundred, or thousand lett er heads and envelopes could be printed and placed in the bookstor e for sale, at cost, where the students could get them. I believe it would be- a good thing for the school. Th e lette rs , 'T. A. C'." co uld be printed in blue, on white paper, and any other brief motto or live repres entativ e of the school could be printed in small type with it . I believ e the Student Life staff could get up something nifty that would make all of the students anxious to use the paper for their correspondence.
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Jn severa l instances the team was mistaken for a traveling· choir or concert trou1>e, espeeially when "Ca rus o" Higby would sla1 t •· Logan tile 1\10011 is Shining," or ,,·Iwn Coach, wilh his cle<'P bass, wo11lcl sla r t "They Say That Those l\Iormon Boys A'int Got o Style," in a key about six oct.nes below middle g-flat. The l.lun('h showed som(' sp irit , howeYer, and sang at e\'ery c,ppor lun il y. At La Salle, Coln., il was necessary to gel br eakfast in a hurry, in order to catch lhe local for Ft. Col!ins. Coach Teetzel, l\Ir. Samp, anr' "Doc." Ackerman, showed great ab ility as "ltashp1·s and lray jug glers" h elping the old restaurant proprietor to sene lite famishec! boys. At Dent, Colo ., Lyle Jucld chased a roos te r until it couldn't walk and was just t u cking it under his coat when its pwner came along and Lyle said: "Good morning, do you want to sell this rooster?" ·while waiting at the depot, l\Ir. Samp saw a tr a in approaching from across thev a lley and said, "I wonder if that's Ol'R train," and "Peepstone" Curliss replied, "No, it ' belongs to the railroad company.'' l\Ielvin Luke was continually mistaken for Harry IIallon's father, and Harry, seeing this, would approach Luke in lhe hotel lobby and say "Pa, give me a nickle.' No one was seriously hurt in eith e r game, bul a narrow escape occurred at the hole! at Laramie At supper Coach yelled, "Hey, loo!( out! You'll cut your throat!" ancl everyone looked UJJ, horrified, tc see one of the fellows, with a daredevil r ecklessness, eating mashed potatoes willt his knife. After almost every meal, Coa('h Samp would get as far as the dining room door and discover salt and pe]Jper shakers in his pocket, sl ippecl the r e during the meal by a certain young man who ah,·ays took pains lo be seated beside Samp. A subscription has been started to buy a pair of spurs for Teel l~llsworth to match his joc-lcey cap. "Hold 'er." <'lf.\l'I
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( Presented before the Quill Club by Alta Calvert.) The Jong knotted grass waves and tosses feebly in the morning: breeze and the shadows o( its motion shake feverishly along the shrubbery which lifts itself to the sunlight. This wavering grass, dew-drenched and sparldinh, seems to be shedding myriad pearly tears of joy at the departure or darkness and the corning back of sunlil;.ht. The daisies and the buttercups ar.: ha!( unclosing their coy lips to sip in the breath o[ morning. The mighty sun god smiles down in glorious splendor upon the '1· gantic projecllnb , ,1.,ti .,, ,.,e ""'"·· tains. The glow o[ tile morning has not yet descended upon the little old
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place is a beautifully woven web o[ a spider. lts sill,y fibers very gently swaying in the morning breeze. Glance into this schoolroom through this filmy net - a mosl forlorn and desolate place-one long room \\'ilh three long ro\\'s or desks; and walls bristling with pegs for !tats )nd wraps. Scraps or old cop) books and exercises, litter the dirl) floor. Ink is splashed in every di rec ti on and adorns ever)·th i ng in the room. Some silkworm's houses are scattered over the desks. Two miserable looking little gray 111ice are scampering hither and thither, in and out between the seals, loo kin~ for something lo eat. There is a strang e unwholesome air whicb comes Crom out the room, like rotten books, mildewed leather, and sweet apples wanting air. A forlorn, deserted feeling prenlils throughout, and you feel a desire to be bone or else lo know something more about this forsakeu place. Then would the gentle spi.rits or nature sho\\'er on you her holy min-
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Dri1!;;" ~ our colo1·s to the game l\Ionday evening Nov. 7, the Home EC'onomiC'S club will hold one of the most unique parties in their history. It is termed a 'Hobo Harvest Party.' The members and escorts will mert . at the Tabernacle square. From Try to pl ease tlwir ]latrons by !!;iY-+ here they will pursue a winding ! ing them Goocl , C'IPan-l·p-to-Datc ! route lowanl SC'hool, pausing at in; Goods in all their lines, such as lerrnls to collect lunch at the back cloors of kind hearted individuals (as by arranii:ement l. Laden with ii:ood N1tahles they will congregate al llwir c·lub rooms in the Woman's ; ! buildinii: and make merry with !Pasting and danC'ini,:. l\liss ".ilkinson will chaperonf> lh<" party. II AM n~A 1, TONG 1·r,;
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