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1 .H;(;11,;s Fir~ , J,, <·cum :Sumh l'kn M'" l ,;t1•gt• J\Ionday night in the Smart Gym., would lead one to expect someS'l'K\ I, (;, \ M 1,; l<'H O;\ I C,·o" d thing rather exceptional in the way of entertainment. ; Bl''l"l'l~ O:S 1<'1,l'li.l<JL'I,. \ \' This season's l'. A. C.-B. Y. t'. Although the details or the big Annual are being kept _:•'._· 1 Lyceum course had it's fornial "hushed up," it has leaked out lltat there are to be som<> big . /\ disastrous fumble on Butte's 11J>Pning' last Friday night when surprises iu the way or decorations aud retreshmenls. All of the • par( and a qui<-k pirk-up followed "T h o Cavaliers" de lighied a membe r s or Ute tlub have p1·omised their assistance for Saturday f by a :;5 yard run by Judd [or tho nowcled house at ibley IIall. The and J\londay so that the o ld Gym., wi ll be turned, with the help Aggies cleC'iclecl one of the most a ffair was a success from begin- , of flowers, autumn leaves, corn shocks, chickens, etc., into a •1 unique contests Utat has been playecl u iug lo encl, and favorable comveritable fairyland. Perhaps the biggest innovation will be in in Logan for many a day . monts we r e heard from all present the style and design of Ute program. The printers are working It was a queer game,-really on the variety or the pieces rendered t on an original idea that is bound to please everyone. "'ith all weird in some respects-an astonand the pleasing manner in whiC'h the arorementionecl attrattions it is claimed that the enlarged '. ishingly weak team, composed of they were sung. l I orC'hestra with special, selected music for dancing will be the ! 1 eleven fairly competent pieces of The program included seleetions big special feature or the ball. Ten artists, selected from all the + material, smashing with their sufrom many or the most popular f musical talent of Logan, will put forth their best efforts to make perior Wl'igbt against a well-knit grand operas, including l'armen, + the fascinating new music comply with every wl1im and mood of t uuit of ordinary stuff,-eleveu indlJUgoletlo, Bajazzo, and Tannhauser. t the dancers. l vicluals each fighting by himself, Several pieces from 11 Trovatore J and trying with T,vo PLAYS to were ~ivcn as ,,ell as lhe Ilarcarolc :. ...... ... .................. ... ... ... ... ..................... ............... ...... ............ ............... ...... ......... ................................:. gain sufficie11l ground to keep the and other well known selections. strong little team from scoring. 1 1 1 ~::ba~~;r:~~\~e ''.t:i<~n-=c~=~ect ; '~l~t: t:~:P~~- :~ts t~f cl~n~\vld~~l:velf~! crowd th·111 we1·e the solos ·1lthoug1, larger team won; but <·ertalnly not <•1·

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both soJ):.anci and tenor s~l~ists di<; i, by superiority ot' team-work or ,cry good w11rk. Several attempts training. If real football had won, at comedy were in evidence at dif, ____ the score would have been slightly ferent times, but, as a rule were well As a feature o[ l'tah Products Seventeen strong the squad left different. received by those present. Week, which has been set by a , yesterclay [or Bozeman, where they Spectators who were present at Nib ly Hall provecl totally incap-, proclamation or he Governor or the 1 will meet the Montana Aggies to- Saturday's game watched on In wonab le of caring for the large throng, State, from November 14 to 20 the I morrow afternoon. il11J)e is enter- cler while tlte Aggie team went 1 whic h turned out. and comfort, for\ Manufacturers Association o[ l'tah, taained that the team will ~h0\\ through the same two plays time t h e most part, was at a premium. has decided to offer prizes to the improvement over Saturday's form after lime without altering their at1 This, h owever, will be rcme:diecl as I high school or university students and clean things up with the Mon- tack. Each time the ba ll was snap, soon as the repairs at the Taber- who submit the best five or more tana farmers. J)Nl. Right Half Back went th r ou gh nacle are completed, which will b<' reasons why l'tah people should use Ott Romney ancl . .Jack Travers, left tackle or Left Half Back went in the near future. l'tah Made Goods. The contest will• who formed such a strong frame- arouncl right encl. Old veterans or be governed by the following rules: work for the 1914 Bozeman team, the g~ n1e who had been used to a TH E'l'.\ 'S 0 1'1<!:\'non;1<; I>.\ Y l. All young men and women re- cannot play this year under the con- cliversi 11ed attack wondered at t h e The Thetas have the distinction gularly enrolled in any l"tah high ference ruling. The team is much limited number of plays. or holding the first and only open school or university are eligible to weaker as a consequence and has l'i'ith the men who played in Sathouse this fall. It was a delight-for enter this contest. been easy pickings for sum(' of the urclay's game why can't mo r e t h an a boy especially to enter their new 2. J<Jaclt reason must be statt•d in better teams of the Rocky Mountain two plays be used? The individ u a ls home on First I,Jast, ancl haYe ab11ul I 100 words or less. Conference. l'nless something un- aren't to blame,-.Tuclcl, Church and 'steen of them take you by the hand . :{. Each person in the contest forseen happens we should therefore others showed all kinds of class at not all al oncl', or course, but con- 1 must submit not less than five nor be ab le to settle up with Montana times. 1'here is materia l on t h e secutive ly lead you to a table and more titan ten reasons why l'tah !'or the trouncing she gave us last team this year that is as goo d as hand you a ~lass of l'rnppc that people sh11ulcl use l'tah Made Goods. year. could be askl'd for. ,vhy ca n 't t h ey made you "want to ling<>r," there 4. The reasons must be the perCoach Teetzel is accompanying be taught a few of the p lays othe r Then sing to you Oh! so bl'autifulsonal work of the students and must the team, while Coach Samp is re- teams work for gains? Sat ur day's ly-then l'scort you through th<> not contain long quotations. maining here for the purpose of game and every game will show that house, describing the "whole ar- • 5. At the top of the first page working the Freshmen and second two plays cannot win with an even Lair" to you, and then tantalizing the student must write 11lainly his string men into a team that will give break of lurk. The opponents learn you by keeping some Se<'rets from or her name, the name or the school, the first squad soml' good 1iractice. what to expect and how to meet the you. Do you remember? About and the name of the town or city He is also bringing to his aid some attack. They are prepared every 250 people clo. You rertainl) miss- where the scho11I is located. The or the old stars "ho still have the time for just what happens. et! ~omc•thing t lH'n. paper submitted shou ld be endors, I wl'Hare of their alma mater at heart. To .Judd should go much of the eel by one of the student's teacbers Those who are making the trip credit for the way the score hap.\( ;<;11<; (;01,;s 1'0 Bl~Hl\1•;1,1,;y or by the principal or president ot are: Captain C. Owens, Twitchell. penecl to be when the whistle anGrancli~on Gardne1·, grnduate of, the school. Judd, Lewis, Halton, Church, Kap- nounced the finish of the game. His 1!114, leaYC'!i this week for Berkeley fi. F!,·ery school is <>ntitled to pie, Hatch, "'ilson, 1-Jllsworth, recovery of the ball and consequent where he \\ill attencl the l'nh·ersity submit 5 sets of reasons. The prin- Young, Doutre, Rigby, Luke, S. Ow- run of 35 yards to the goal line realof California. 1Ir Garcl1wr's "line" C'ipal and teachers are requested to I ens, Lindquist, Curtis, Manager ly deC'id('(l the game. Then, too, his I ls the exact scien<'es, hut the past judge the work or their students Wilson, Coach Teetzel. l terrific plunges through left tackle 1 year he has been engaged as "swineancl send from their S<'ho11I the fiv<' ---nl'ttecl must of the Aggie gains. herd" in Poc·at<>llo Valley. At Berk- 1 arti<'les which are considered bP3t. XO'l'J('F, TO J)R, \ :ll. \ TH' Church pl:tyl'cl a splendid game at ,\SP I H.\:\'TS ta<'kle, breaking through the line el~y he i~tencls to ~tu'.ly (:eoh~gy,, 7. All papers '.u·e to ~ent to All students interested in enter- rei,:ularly to throw the Butte men with an :11111 to tiJJeciahzrng Ill hc·o- the Manufacturers Asso<'1at1011 of nomic Geology, or that pertaining t'tah, Vermont Building, Salt Lake inl?: the tryouts fo,· the College play for losSl'S. Kapple, too, played well nfter- an<l was sorely missed when forced to th<> <lPY<'lopm<'nt or 1111<lrrgro11ncl C'ity, and m11st be postrtl not I ·!er meet in Room ~nn 8alurrlay 1 to retire because of' n hacl leg, For noon nt 2:20. 1rnler. (Continued on Page 1,'wg.)

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Logan, Nov. 7 , l!Jl 5 . Uear .Mama and Papa, and \\'illie: To-day is Sunday and yesterday was Saturday! Saturday, the I.Jig day I have looked forward to for SU('h a long Lime, Lhe day when I saw my first real football game. You know \\'illie wanted me Lo be sure to tell him all about foolI.Jail, so here goes. I sat by som~ other girls and we were a little vuzzled for a while to know what was going to happen, but soon ,ie heard some other students singing "\\'hat can th ey do against Lhe men from l,ogan'?" Then a whistle blew a nd a fellow \(iclcecl th e ball near!) off tlw field. lie wanted a clecenl Umpire Prof. Davis . ball, hut another fello\\' got hit Head Linesman l\Ir. Egbe>rt with the hall a11<l fell down. Thal waH wh e n, the game started, for PHIZI•: IS Ol•'l<'.l•:Ht•:1>l "'l'.\11 aho11( tw(•nty frllows fell on to1i ot' S'l'l'l>W\"l'S the !inst 011<'. Lieutenant Rant'hey (Continued from pag e on e>) w<•nt a nd hPlJ> 1hr nH•n get uv anir 8. lt is clesirahl<' (hat llH' r eason s l'l olh<'S an,! tole] !11('111to ]<t\ <1011 ·11. · ' given should hP "\Joilt><l 1\own", anc\ 1 <·ou JI< n 't 1ll'ar w \rn t ti ll'Y sa1·c1 11·111·1e stated in the fcw<'Ht ll\UIIIH•r ot II!PY \\'Cl'l' IUH ' (' 1·mg (J O\\'n, 1.J t SOOII U words possible. u nt' fellow fell ,101\'n and all the 9. Competent judges will b, • otht•rs ft>ll on top of him, then two seleclecl to JH\Ss on the lll<'rits ol nwn c-ame from the other si<le with the ]Japers submiltPd, and priz e~ a strin !,( and me asurNl their Lrac-ks will be a11ard ecl for tlH' three best .u11l they t'Pll clown again and tlw papers as follows: J<'irst prize , whist\ (• b!p,,·. Sc-amp, our ne\Y coach $10.00; se<'o11<\ 1irizt•, ~:; on, thir<11 toly prize, $2.fi0. ('OUld P:<'l all the tracks measure,!. This is worth lh t• ('OtlSide ralion or Tlwy all took turns falling down our students , for besid es th e lllOllt>· and EIH•1wze r .John said "Good for Lary prize, thNe \\'ill he no s mall ' .Judtl." .Jucl,l fell clown and the honor attaehecl to th<' i111\ividual ' o thN s km•pJpd around him, while :, who wins that vriz<', as \YPll as c·on man \\TOtP ";l" on a 1.Jla('k I.Joarrl an11 siderable distinction to th e school ·, <'H'rJbod) )·ellNl three ('heers for .Ju<l,I b<•<·anst' lle ('Ould hold more ')'ht• t,ilH'-IIJl

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graduation from any uniYersily or college <·onrse. t'reclits thus used must have been earned in excess or tlw 1li credit~ onlinarily required for graduation from high SC'hool. geometry ancl trigono111ptry, howl•'urtlH'r, that one unit or high eYer, as these arc really college sub, sC'hool wnrk may be given a maxi- jP<:ts, except in no rase will more 111u111 value of 8 hours college rrecli!. crPclit be given than is giYen those , Full credit may be given for solid subjects in a university or a college,"

was a ··o• cuursc \\•ellington great general Didn't he !irk Napoleon?" "Yes, but ·apoleon was only half his size."-Scribner's.

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This co lumn Exquisite Entered as second-class matte1 which will reSCHOOL 1,E'l'TEHHEAl>S September 19, 1908, at the postoffice will be a barometer 1 And at Logan, Utah, uuder the Act of gister the trend or student and Cac\Ve gratefully acknowledge the March, 1879. ulty opinion. r eceipt or a box of stationery from Alluring Articles for this column must be the College bookstore, with "l'tah College Delivery ls made from St u d ent Life Office, Room 275. signed by the authors. Perfume Agricultural College" neatly printed Printed by in blue ink across the top of each Representing the "('HII,l)REN JN AR:IIS NO'l' sheet. We are informed that this Earl and England Publishing Co. blended odc,,a of Logan, Utah. Al,1,0WED." the most fragrant paper was ordered at the suggestion. The best performer on the plat- of a student flowers. body committee, ap-J EDITOH form cann·ot do full justice to a piece . pointed last year. Students may 16 It 11as that lasting quality to a LOWRY NELSON ···· ..... · ....... ' or art in its presentation to an audipurchase this stationery at the greater degree than almost any BUSlNESS ~IAN.\GER ence, unless he has the sympathy of other perfume. book store. If, when the present J. EASTMAN HATCIJ · · ....... 'l 7 that audience. The "Cavaliers" last Bouquet Jeanice supply is used up, the students deASSOCIATJ<, EIH'l'ORS F'riday night did not have the attenExtract, oz ...................... $1.00 sire a new design, they have only to I 'l'oilet Water..... .. . . . ...... $1.25 S. J. QUINNEY • · ....... · ...... ' 16 lion, which any audience will usualsubmit it to the book store a11<l ('omplexion Powder .. ... .. .75 E. K. WINDER ....................... ·· ' 16 ly grant as a matter of etiquette; their wants will be gladly taken SaC'het Powder, oz......... .. ..... .75 KATHLEE BAGLlDY ...... ·· ··· ·· 'l 6 let alone the sympathy and appreTalcum Powder . .......... .. .25 care of. H. R. MERRILL ............. •·• ··· ·· ' 16 cintion which should have been Soap, <·ake .. .35 18 J . \V. THORNTON ' theirs. B .\H! B .\H! H.-\H! JNli\\'l~l,L Sold only at REl'OH'rF.HS Their art was certai nly beyond the Mr. Coburn informs us th.at D. A. FREEDMAN ····· .. 'lti ronceplion of a good share of those President Widtsoe has asked him to 16 QUAYLE PETERSON ... •········ .. · ' present, particularly those who oc- provide and install a c.ommon ink'l'HI•; JU<JX .H,r, 8'r0HE \VM. OWENS ........................ ···· 'lti cupied the gallery. The incessanL well for the use or students. lf any 17 ERMA ALLEN.. ···· ·· · · ···· ' whispering, tittering, throwing of of the students interested ha, e any 17 HAROLD PETERSON ...... ······ ' paper balls, etc., is not only annoying suggestions as to the kind, location, HEBER MORRELL .................. · 'l& but humilaling to those who com- or any other details o[ this inkwell, 19 RAY OLSEN•· ················ ......... ' prise the appreciative part, and hap- please confe r with Mr. Coburn at I \'olnme xn·. ~,;;,-~ pily the majo1·ity "r the audience. The once. Prillay, NoYembe,· 12 , 1!113. signs on all public· show houses ll'hich read "children in arms not OIHl.\Nll/.:I<; .\ CO-MD C0:'IOll,:H\\ ' INNfNG ON .-\ l•'l,l ' KI~ LANGHAM-HIGH allo11·ecl," arc for the express pur<'IAT, Cf,l'B, THI•::\' We believe Lieutenant Santschi po3e or aYoiding this annoyance. Last Wednesday an announce-1 had the proper "Aggie" spirit and Could not those who manage these ment \\'as made in chapel that all I expressed the young American-like affairs see that order is maintained students taking commer<'e were re - I attitude when in Student Body meetal these entertainments so that those quested to meet in Room 302 that\ ing last Friday he said "Prod ucf' who go lo listen and enjoy may not here was to be a very important I a winning team! If you have to ha Ye their rigllls enfringed upon by meeting. or course the g'.rls_ taking j nre your athleti<' committee, do it' these "infants who should be i 11 commercial subjects th111long 1t lf you have to hire a $3,000 coach, arms?" was meant ror them, went to the ·, DO lT ! lf you have to kick f'Very \\ 'e hope that the Ca\'aliers will meeting and were informed it wa~ A label sewed into smart Fall man off the team, and get a ne11 line-up, DO IT! Hl'T Gl~T THAT not judge our schools by the atten- only for boys. lt was the first time I clothes specially designed for all those Younger Young J\1en whc, lion they received Friday, for this the girls knew that they were not I WINNING TEAM!' nt>ed riot hes in sizes :ll to ;16. lack of appreciation was only true rommercial stu. dents. t'ome to us and see This year we have hired two with a few individuals compared roac hes and ;t trainer. The individLANGHAM-HIGH 1 with those who thoroughly apprel'H0I•'. ARNOLD IN NI•;\\' uals on the team are exc-ellent men. the new C'lolhes for youths of the C'iated the pert'orman<'e. OHLl~. -D/S P .\_PEH . There is a loyal student body baC'k l t igh School age. -----A timely canal article by Prof. Spruce English models for Fa 11 or the team, as was proved by the 11.\HD l,l '(' l{ 01,1) BOY! Frank R. Arnold, instructor in $20 to $25. c-heering last Saturday. rnvery man Thirty Special Points in eYery "'\\'hen it isn't one thing, its an- journalism and modern languages at on the team played a hard, conscienLangham-Iligh Suit other. I used to couldn't study the l'tah Agricultural C'ollege, ap-1 tious game, and yet we bare!) when the sun was shin in g because peared in a recent issue of the New wormed out a victory, due to a proit was so pleasant outside, that my Orleans Times-Picayune. lt occu- !..,_ ___________ --' vidential fumble, over the Butte attention, an~! sometimes me my- pies a full page and describes a trip miners, who represent a school oi self, was <'onstantly being lured to Prof. Arnold took from Tolouse to about 100 students. \\'e have pleasant fields and romantic walks. , Celle on the oldest or inter-ocean enough "beef" in our line to withGO TO Now, here c·omes this darn snow. I' canals. It is a timely article this stand the onslaught of forty miner. never could study when it snows. l canal year, and is of special interest the size of this bunch. They just build in a nice warm fire, sit down because the port of Cette has been hit against "Pa" Luke and buunc :lo SOl"'l'II ;\I.\IN S'l'HJ,JWL' comfortably in a rocker, take up a set apart by the French government back again. "Shot-gun" Judd or B .\ l'Elt J>OOI,l•J novel and begin to read. I read a for the special use of Switzerlanrl SC'llll,1,l~B :'lltl/rON "Battering-ram" Twilchell can make page and find my eyes peering over during the war. l'I.\ NOS ,\ Xr> l'I, .\ YEH l'I.-\ NOR. a hole in most any line . But • the the lop of the book looking at lhf - -\ ' H"l'HCH, .\S .\ NI) team lacks organization, training. \ ' H'TOlt HJ<:<'OBHS railing snow. Why do I do it? 'I'() l{Ml<]P <'1,0SER 'l'.\B O\' They do not work with that maSIH;t~'I' :\ll'SH' .\\'I) 'll ' SI(' That's just what 1 don't know. l STl.Dl~NTS. chine-like ease and rapidity that HOl,l,S certainly haven't got to that point A ('ushman and Dennison lime l11 f':u·t, <•1·<•1·~thi11µ,in the ~[m,il' characterized the Butte team. of "appreciation or nature," wh~re stamp has been introduced in~o the l,in<' l can go into ecstacies over an orchn- A. C'. accounting department Ill or"\\'here the Interurban tops." THE "l-1001>" •try snow st"rm. No fool would be I der to de,·elop greater efficienc·y in For the escape or those gases ~-r;lZY enoup:h to want to go out for commerc-ial students. Henceforth, PAGE

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;.:, J • •: f ' J I. 11hen out for a walk. I•'low<>rs for everyone, in you, we have initiated a column fair ones to any marked dep:ree. as each student has a card on whi<'h It Our clown-tolln includlnp: stor<> at ~stud<>nls. Feeler1 in Student Lire which shall herein - But r give it up C'anno,_t __k_ee'p' the lime of beginning and finishing ~ open about Dec 1 alter be known as the "lloocl." my mind on a book two Jiffies his 11"1·k is stamped. ~~ al AYe., will\\'ebe Deliver. l[ you have an ·thing worth say- when it is snowing. ----+ which might prove harmful or clan- a stroll in such weather, even if he gerous if kept p nt up in your I could get the fairest doll that treads mental realms, that you may have a the A. C. halls. I am not in love. 11lace to utter the thoughts that arise M.v mind does not dwell upon the

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~be 1!,oob WHAT JS 'fHJ<; )IA'l'TEB Wl'l 'H '·\\ ' !wt do we expect our officers Ol'll STl'l>EX'l ' BOl ► Y <Wl1'l( ' l1, BS '! to do'?" was asked at the last Stud-

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l>a, •p A. Ji't·Pe<hnnn)

This article is written on th.e sugi;estion made by Lieutenant Santschi at the last Student Body meetin g that "lf you have anything to say conce rnin g the student body , write it to the Stuclent Life and sign your nam e to it." I am writing th is to the Student Lif e and expett Le, see it in pri1H with by name al· tached at one end of it. . , . Judging from l he last few Student Body meetings our presidin~ Student Body officers are more 1non\ rathe1 to preach to the members ~han to set an exa :nple of doing ot only do they themselYe~ t hin gs. sermonize but also invit e memben of the faculty to carry on thei1 church work. IL is understood b) every member of this organizatio1 • that on Wednesdays at 11 a. m. is t he hour for our spiritual uplift out that on Fridays, al the same hour , we assemble for the purpose of dis· cussing the more earthly every-da) matters connected with our life at the Agricultural College. It is easy enough for anybody to talk about college spirit, patriotism, and some of its other appendage~ but, what does he do · lo bring about that desired spirit? Can any one fost er t h at spi ri t among men and women (D r. \Vidtsoe says we arc that, and he ought to know) by telling them how unappr eciati H' they are of the work of their leacle rs or by making them to feel as if they were a good-for-not11ing sel of students. This kind of h,nguagP is especially provoking when every older student can testify tliat we have never had a livelier and more patriotic set or students tiian we have this year. L et us lake the Freshman class for examp le. '!'here is enough lat ent co ll ei;e spirit among its members lo set the whole student body in motion if our stuclent body leaders would only utilize that latent energy.

ent l.lc,cly meeting. \Ye expect our elected representatives to mix among us and be one of us and that way they C'an easily learn what we need and what we want. Each and every member of the student body can not go around and start things on his own ac(:onl. That would be anarchy; and anarchy, some of our best thinkers tell us, is dangerous. Ther e was not au instance, during my stay at the A. C. when the students did not stand b) their leaders. But, we expect the lead e rs to lead and not scare tl1e herd. H we should leave, for instance, to every individual st ud ent to call for a shirt tail parade, whenever he has a notion for it, we sho uld have shirt tail parades every day in the year. The student body officers are usually older stud, ents, are more acquainted with the A. C'. traditions and consequently are expectecl to fall in the front rank and command the others to follow; and who dares to. say that we would not. Let us consfder our football situation f11r a moment. Our Student Body officers would make us believe that the reason we lost most of our games this season was due to the bad behavior of one or two fellows on our team while on the road; ot11ers say the coach and the assistant coac l1 are at fault; while still others maintain that the cheering of the students or what not are to blame for our unsuccessful season. But here are the facts.

Farmers & Merchants Savings Bank I

TOTAL RESOURCES $230,000.00

We Invite Students Accounts

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was in them for their alma mater. \Ve all like to see our team win, but let us not judge the wor lc of our boys and the coaches by the \\ ore! "w in ." Now, Jet us consider the Student Life. Tl1e student body elected an edito r-in-chief who iu turn appointed a staff. The student body exDuring the three years I have pects these people to put out the Life once a weelc The been in this school I have not seen Student students haYe a right to expect a a more enthus iasti c football student body than I did this year. l\Iore first class weekly from these men with such football candidates reported on the wl1om they lrnYe entrusted If there is not enfielcl this year than in the last two responsibility. years. l<Jven now, a week before the ough n e ws or articles to print such end of the football season, we st ill a weekly, then Jet the editor-in-chief \Ve have plenty have two learns- on the field besides increase his staff. the Freshman team and their sub- of literary talent in the A. ('., and they would be only too glad to carry stitutes. The men on the varsity Of course, the studare as earnest and clean a bunch of on this work. fellows as ever handled the pig skin ents are invited to write for their weekly, but whether they contribute at the U. A. C. or ·not thev. certainl" ha Ye a 1· ight Now as to the coaches. I was in ' lo demand a good news1rn1ier from' Iogs on the field with the team for their staff. five weeks and I ran sincerely say that no other coach would get bet , In c·onclusion, I wish to repeat, lcr results out of Lhe meu than oud that we have mor<' college spirit in roa!'h, Teetzel. He started the sea- our Student Body this year than we son with a green lot of men, some e, er had before· if only our leaders ' of whom never saw a football be- woulcl only call for it. fore, and developed them into a ·- --c·nmparatively well organized fight.\ PLK\ l•'OR )ll'S[C

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machine. TORGESON STUDIOing any training

BUY YOUR

Books Stationery and Magazines -AT-

WILKINSON & SON Opposite 'l'he

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Every athlete who had under our coac·h will testify that he ran pick a good man when he sees him and that he ran g\'t the best out of him. \\'e lost lhe games because the men on our team are not as fast, nor have they played the game as lon g as the men on I.he opposing loams. This is a natural clefkicncy for whic-h no onP C'an be held responsiblr 1, as 11111' member of tlw Rtuclpnt Hocly, nm fully satislie<I with the showing . of our fool hall men. l am <·onnnced that thPY played c·lran sportsman Ii kl' gamrs, and that they gaye the best that.

share of the high school g r aduates, and yet our music department can not produce from them what they were capable of in high school. I make tl1e following statement without fear of contradietion,-that the college orchestra of last year made not more than three appearances during the entire year, that the college band was not present at a single basketball game, and that it was necessary to hire a band to play at our football games. \\'hat conclusion shall we be clriYen to accept. Either that the head or the music department lacks the native ability lo succeed in organizing musi\'al ability into choirs, orclvistras, bands, etc., or else he is too busy with outside interest to C'are for the 1>ro11rr functioning or his position in this institution.

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This school has an ac-tive thriving Glee Club. ·we know it will sucreed big, and grand, and will be a credit to th e st udent Body. \\'e also know th at th e doors of th e musi!' department are shut against it, yea even locked. They are not even willing to give the "key" t no e. Wl\l. STARLlff.

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Every body knows "Dool a Boo la" It 1s four years smce this school since "lsb." made it useful as an A. ga,e an opera, and judging from thp 1 ('. song. Does <'Yer\' bo<h· know that present life of our musie departa member of the· mu~i\' fanilty ment we shall have another whrn c·lu\l'gNI the leader of our "l•'arnwr we .are all on tl1ose pearly white Banc!" one big clollar ror setting stai1·s J>lunking golden harps . 'l'hfl "Boola, Boola" to ba1ul musk'/ Oh. se riousness or this music situation sC'hool palrioti!sm ancl A . <'. loyalty is Yery apparent. \\'e shall either where art thou! go on being ranked as poor in music· __ -• as the small high S\·hools, or rlsr 'l'H!<; Ql'ESTIO'\ BO\. we must haYe an awakening quilP \\'In · clo wr gpt •·jaw(•il" CYcry unusual to our present musi<· c]p. time ~,·c go to Rtn<IPnl Jlo<ly 111,,.,t· partm(•nt. It is trne that high ing'? s<·hools uf this state with an <'nroll\\'h) 11.. t Tl~LI. thl' stu,l<'nts tlw ment of ;:, to 100 stud('nts mak,, "Terrlhle" things our foot hall men equally as i.:ood a clemonstration are guilty of in~tl':Hl of 111 'Tl. •c: music· as this eoliege. We gl'~ our about th,•m?

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STUDENT Smart

JLocals s::iu o'dot'I, Slown('SS llocly going

-The

Student

Frei:;hi cs to gi rl in any 0110 that wants in th e l,ibrary' ?

way ho!-

Congral ulations, Fresh men. Three o[ you were in your seats Friday for Student body meeting before the last bell rang . Dale Turman blood poison in was ca used by Dr. Budge says soon.

night.) will rake

l'r uf. Peterson. -A load ed stream runs crook ed much lite same as an overloaded man.

"Satisfaction or Money Back"

\\ 'i ll some member or the l'hoir please see that the blinds lo the rear \\'indows are pulled down before chapel begins?

1,.\ l': \' l>EHIXG , J>HY ('1,1•:.\Nll'IG lffEIXG .\XI) Hl<a' ,\UUNG You Co111111and. \\' e Serve Ca ll 4;J8 Bl'ings om· He1n ·csc ntu• tive to you1· door. GEORGE W . SQ lRES, Mgr.

Hear Hisca \\'ill1ams of the Hoyal Welsh Quartette relate his story of the sinking of the Lusitania, Tuesday night in Nibley Hall. aclvl.

SPECIAL PRICES TO STUDENTS l<'Hl~SH CL.'l'

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Student (to a Nortlt L ogan far-· mer just e nt e rin g Lo11:an last Saturday night).-\\'ell, 1'ncle Charles, we won the game! rncle C'harles. Oh l knew that an hour ago. Student. - \\"hy, the- game is it1Sl finished, how C'ould you know? t'ncle Charles.1 ran ah,·ays tell wl1en t h e A. C. is winning by the yelling which can he heard all on,· ,· Kerth Logan.

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\\' . F. Jleyrend, local dealer fo•· + the lntenrntion·11 Tailoring l'o ., 011e of the largest and most reliable tailoring houses in the l'nilecl States , will cli\'icle his profits \\'ith you, Jlesi! denre 471 \\'. C. St., Logan, 1· tah . ~ .. = ,: - Advt.

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J\Tiss J<;mma Mauritsen, a fair A. ('. alumna writes from Rigby. ldaho, to the sec r etary o[ the Alumui

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ing institution ~ ; of the a lumni :

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for the full amount fee whirh insures thP

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Women's READY-TO-WEAR APPAREL DRY GOODS--SHOES We Give S. & H. Stamps

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spreading the A. rising ge1wratio11

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g* Title your Pictures ; at the .,.. time you take g. them ~, TheAutograph1·c Kodak

immediate forwarding of the collpge !; paper. l\fiss l\fauritsen doesn't Sa) <l what she is doing, but we presume <l that she is teaching in the Rigby .

~c·ho11ls ancl thus C'. 11:ospel lo the t .......................................................................... .! I of our sister state. '

betterment in is found here.

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association to send her Student Life. 0( course l\Iiss Mauritsen enclosed t I an order on some respectable bank •

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; "The married men are not as bad as some people would make us be- ~ lieYe they are." This st,ttc-ment was made by a few you11g la,lies al the l'. A. C. \\'oman's League dance, af-~ ler they had the pleasure or dining , with the beneclicls.

Concert Crom 8:~0 to 9:30. Dan ce from 9::}0 to 11:00 l'BOl <'i•:SSIO:\' .U , OH<'Hl ~ST H \ <,oml Pla\ ·e to Se,·, -(• Ban<111ds an<l (.i\ e l'at·ties

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the

Phone

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JAS. A . .1111NER, Manag e r. One Door South of Posloffice

"Oh'. Lord, save me," ca ll ed out l•' ot · some little ,-,tcp i,, 111adt', e , •et·y sea,-,011, towanl the drowning man. Just at that in - ~· Shoe )lo<lcls. Ami , alwuys, th e la st and best idea slant he caught hold o[ a branch of a tree. "Oh, Lord , you clon't n eed to now," he said drawing himsel[ U[).

Concert and Dance

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night

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"better halves .. Ile was a guest at the Home Economics doings last Monday night. Monday

E\ 'EHY

Bill Goodspeed in Hort 1.- The vase s hap ed apple tree g row s c los e lo lhe g round lik e a fat g irl while the pyramid shaped apple t r ee g rows high like a popular t r ee. ·

[or

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THE MARVOLD FLORAL COMPANY

can't forget the Ag. Cl ub Ball l\1011day, Nov. 15, 1915. Smart I gym. Ge11eral admission one clol' lar . Students fifty cents. You

Slam-

American Stearn Laundry

has a severe case of his ri ght arm. This a 1:ruru on hi s h and. he will be rid o[ it

couple

in j some nf his latest dances . The Gym was too nowcled, however, fo r Dr. lo

Dr. Davis madP his lirst a1>tit•ar - j do his best . anc·e before the publiC' , at the last n e me111be r Saturday·s gct-ac·q11ainted -da11<·e, in pede .

boys 11lease re[rain All small flipping CoaC'h l'rof. Porte r , it is claimed, by a pebbles at from Samp's r ain shield. Enlhusiasli\' fe" rubber uecks, was seen in Murfootball fans don't like to be forced dock·s Caudy Kitchen. The facts in back into the grandstand for such lhis case were not as yet substantitrivial reasons. ated. 50c per students.

PAGE SEVEN

The Quill Club will meet today the l'aC'ulty room at 4 o',•lot'k.

fu11ny

Stucle11t ( Saturday wo11cler if Ca rrin gton oYe r NO\\'?

hall: "Say, tu go study,

Boy s, isut' it :imazing the one pretty gi rl held us in the low u[ her hand I~riday night?

place.

\\'anted 4 more singers to make l'ror. Thatcher's cliapel :;lee club complete.

Members of the Quill l'lub meet today in facult) room al ·1 o'clod,.

t·a11

is the

I 'i(·t u r e. l•'i VO fishing for fun~i.

is lhe hour.

de Luxe. to chapel.

gym

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makes this easy

Cardon Jewe}fY C0. "~-!

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EIGHT

STUDENT

. OBO HARVEST PARTY In the me e ting prizes were H eel t_he winner o[ last year's. ----ll. J~. ('. l~iS'l'l.;H'r.\lX ---Th ey met at the tabernacle amrnt

I square

I Lat est reports

Iratastrovhe: n ea!l .....................

one

from

the s1·cne or the

,·o un"

rnan·s

and their

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for ca ndy, there

for doughnuts, all the tim e progr essing toward the club rooms In the ,voman's buildin g. lmm e-lint e ly a[ ter arriving there, lun ch and r efreshmen ts wer e served " ·ith no

part y in

the

\\ "on1 en's

FRANK Q• REYNQLDS

M D omce IIours:

er~on e present _and the I~leas ur e _01, be rn g acco mp a m ed by on es best g ,rl or best fe llow, mad e th e affair one to be lon g r e m e mber ed. Wat ch for Lile next party. CO:\Dll •:HCl_.\_l_, _(_' 1 -,-l.'-B-S-. -L\' l "'J'. \H HJGH

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The Roya 1 we1sh Male Quartette

OF NEWPORT, SOUTH WALES SURVIVOVRS OF THE GWENT WELSH SINGERS SAVED FROM THE

LUSITANIA DISASTER

SCHOOJ,S

CITY DRUG COMPANY

for

t ·,c <·n·1H> l'IIJl( 'J• fllld .\nS('O

For 07

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1,0\ •t•!BS N.\HHOWLY l)K\1'H

I<'ilms

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Logan

Youth took ble the other

a char actei-isl ic t umevening but yout h f ul 1

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lu scious.

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Hear Ri::-ca Williams relate his stor~ of the Sinking of the Lusitania off the coa::-t of Ireland, Friclar . .\lay 7, 1915, of his fight for life among two th,iusancl passengers and his rescue rrorn a raft after floating- liYe hour:-:, the meeting in Queenstown of' the sun·iyors of the (;wenl Welsh ingert'. and their thankfulness to UP "just alive" and home again. A c;t'ARA ·T1~En ATTRACTION

Two r alh descended

r t ardy m 1-ry makers th e front steps dreamily

.WeServeL1'ght ' Lunches i

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TheFinestQuartettefromthe Greatest Landof Singers

~--~~~---~-~~~~ ¼ man events it became ne<'e ary that "even this must pass away." About Try to please thei r patrons by givtwe lve P. X. the gay revelers deing them Goocl. C'lean-t·p-to-Date pa rt ed by twos to preach the g-ospel Goods in all their lines, s u ch as lo those that dwell on the earth.

i• ICE i• f SHERBETSCANDIESf

in tile

11AM

n;Ar, TONGl"E ('lll~l~S J•; Tl•:A COFi''l~t,; l'I IOCOLATE 110'1' SOl'PS TO~L\TO ANll Vl~Gl~TAIJL~;

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out

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the

quiet

I Nibley Hall, Logan, Utah

Their hearts were yo un g and their feet and heads were light. Y et not quite so light as they imag-iiwd Blissfully unronsrious of the t•11mmon !'lay bent•ath their feet, they dreamed th ir abstrac·t dreams. clc llberateil walked off a 1i1·e foot em bankme,;t and woke UJ> painfully

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conscious

a concret

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Ol.,FIC~ lN A.Hl<L\l AHl)lO BLOCK il 00 to 12·00 a 01.; 2:00 lo ri:oo 1>. 111.

Agents

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('t,t •n l'lC1.TRE l'OXTl~ST

.\11~t·o C11111l'1•asun(I Supplies.

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" \\' e are going to organize mercial Clubs in the t·tah Schools." -- --This is a stateme nt made by .Jo e. The Camera club met Friday and Quinney, President or the t·. A. C. de cided on an autumn picture cont ti 1 (' · 1 Cl b t" , h Jd 8 3 1 ~~ t\, t~as~~;t u~·:~~r::~,~~d:yo v: ;u~I~: ~~~: ~::~:~:E:;:t~:e ~1~::t~:~ a~~c~ sam e week, when the c,,ntest will be the presence of eve r y co mm erc ial . decided . All pictures a r e eligib le student foretells a s u ccessru l year for exhibition , but only autumn pie- ror t hi s co ll ege c lub . I1 lures or those sug11;estive or autumn Plans for the Co mm erc ial Club I will be awardecl prizes. No picture ball were discussed and judging 1 previously winnin g a prize is e li gible from the s u ggestions s ubmitt ed, this . for a prize in this contest. All pie, year's ball promises to be one of the lures e nt e r ed must be g iv en to Roy big thi n gs at the A C'. JIil lam or Roy 13oswell not la te r lllr. l\Ioses Cow leY, ch airma n or the than Tuesday, November l 6t h . Sub- co nstitu tion com mit tee, br ought in stantial priz es will be g iven, so a n ew typew ritt e n constit ution which students, e nt e r your best pictures . ' will gove rn t his club from now on I 1 an d will put the club on a more permanent basis. The requi1·ements for adm issio n to the Comme r cial Cl u b - -I,have been raised. Hereafter candiJ'lU.:SCHIP 'l 'IOX DHL'GGlSTS dates for membersl1ip must be passed upon by a membership committee, A Full Line or which was not provided ror in the Dltl'GS AND TOU,ET ARTICLES old constitution. ( '.\:\ll<m .\

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Th e ente rtainment consi sted I or a short program, games, and da'.1c '.ng. with co nsiderabl e time o u t 101 1ef 1es hm enls . The ge nurn e .,. c-iabilil y arising from knowing ev~ I

en Tait." At 11,:;o, fHty voi<'eS brok e up the uniqu e entertai nm e nt by nine loud " rahs " for l:-1. E. C. and 'twas all over.

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l'H .\C'l ' l('t •; 1,1.\11'1'1< : D 'l'O I•:\ 1,;, K\lt,

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SpeCta · l att en t"lOn G lVeO · t O th e +! Scientific Fittin~ of Glasses ;

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light except th e drowsy "('ampnre." Games and amu e m ents t h e n fol lowed, in which many of the young nien wer e astonished with the r eception afforded them by l\li ss " 1le l-

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'was J)lain to the members 11[ the was ideal ph_otographi ca lly, and Home Economics club, but remain ed many rnterest111g pictures we r e i a secret to their wondrous ptll"tn ers , tak e n . ! until, at lengtll the signal was given., --· "We're off!" It was then discov erBl•:NJ<:Ol("l'S HOI,D L'.\HTY f

for u sandwich,

\\'nuudcd young Iady·s reelini:;-s. The side,, alk is IJeariu•- · ,, well nuder the sho<·lc

partners,

ed that it should be a progr ess iv e --·luucb, and very J>rogressive it was .l\,ond ay ni g ht th e be n edi cts a nd They stopped here for a pi cld e , there their wiv es e njoy ed a get-acq uaint-

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and first and second portrait to I + ; Berl Ri chards. i 1 night at 7 :30 . Th e ob Th e ('anyon trip taken by the pecull a r me eting plac e club was a success. The weat h er j !

50 co-eds,

last Monday '.ject of the

awardcuntest as lollows : Sweepstake pnze and first lands cape to Elroy Boberg; second landsc a pe to Tura Aldous,

LIFE

side-walk.

Tuesday, November 16th l'nder

Auspices

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of' Cache Slake Association,

.\lutual

lmprcnemen