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QUINNE YCAPTURES SHAW'SPYGMALION,Crimsonites Fight Hard I THEGOL D MEDALCOLLEGE PLAY For a 14 to o Score In the fourth annual contest for lhe medal offered by the l·tah Society or the Sons or the American Hevolution, S. J. Quinney, '16, was awarded the decision. The contest was close howeYer, tlie judges being diYided for some time as lo who should receile the honors. The oth-

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play this wear, is a C'lc1·e1·, scintillating c·onH'<ly, full of witty, spark-

ling conn•r~ation. The play C'ame into notoriC'ly iYhen ;\!rs. Patrick ('ampbcll toun•cl the connlry in tlw er contestants were \\'. F. ll<')Tencl roll' or tlw "flo,n•r girl." The pla.v '16, Stunner Hatch, 'lX, Laun:•n,·c is 1'11ar:11·tl'risti1~ or Sha\\'. That pcrHuntsman, 'lU. l•JaC'h mail<' a <'rPii- sonai-,t' who has til'iiletl lhl' "<•ars of ilable showing and should feel that th<• grouncllings" fnr the JHISI ll'n

the medal was only an inl'idental, that he gained the l h ing wor th ,,·hilt• and the real objeet in the aequiretl strength and confidence that al\rnys results from the thing well clone

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The judges o[ the conte st wcre Lieut. Santschi, Rev. Mr. \Yitteuberger and l\Ir. Georg<' Ga rd ner. The representatil·es of the sodety who were present are: .Judge StC'piI<'ns, Apostle Geo. A. Smith, C'ol. \Yillard Young, C. P. OYerfielc1, C. \\·. Fifield, E. 0. Lee, J. '"· Arey all(\ A. Jl. Hayward. The remarks by .Judge Sl£'phens and Apostle Smith were 1·ery much enjoyed. The rem:irks of the forme l' on "prepar<'clness ancl human erfirieucy_" were timely, as were also those of Apostle Smith on ''doing the best you can and getting the most out or life." Col. \\'il!ard Young in making the presentation speech, gave the 1rnrpose or the organization as the fos tering of the memory and spirit of those patriots who fou11:llt the great battle that gaYe Americans freedom The contest was a surc€'ss and \\'Oulcl haY<' been much mon' sur,·essful had it been adYertizerl more and not come so soon after the holiclays. The next contest will be held in February and will be extempor-

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port unity for <1·eatil'e parts. Some aspiring student· can 1Uake a "hit" as the "flowc>r girl." AnollH'r can star as Prof. Higgins, or i\lr. Doolit!IP. Prof. Higgins is the "Pygmalion" whn takes the ignorant flo\\'er girl an1l makes of her a DuC'hess. Tt is not. thc "Pygmalion and Galatea" by Gilbert, which was proclured herP~ some Y<'Hl'S ago. It is founded 011 th<' s:-tlll<' story, ho\\'eY<'r, of tlw s!'ulptor who carverl the beautiful rorm out of th<' ston<' ancl then call<'<I upon the gods tn mak<' it aliv<'. l'l'of. Higgins. a 11hon0tic exp<'rt. mak<'s of the flower girl a Duchess Th us the name Pygmalion. )IEETI \'G OP l<!XF,(TTI\.E C'0)OIT'l'TEF, ----At !hp w0ekl:v mC>eting of the Excr·ntil·<' C'0mmittee ,vedncsclay, J\1iss Gladys Christensen was appointed on the Ex£'CUtiYe committee lo fill the Yacanry caused by the leaYing o[ :\lr. Heber ::\Ieeks. Hereafter Student TiodY parties! f'an hc> held on either :\Ion<lay or Saturday nights. All parties helcl durinl!: the week must haY<' the sanct inn of th<' Student Dody· \ll'N,idC>nt.

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The annual football struggle with our inevitable foe, the PniYersity of Utah, is now a mere matter of history and serves as a fitting climax to our gridiron activities. To our plucky lot of players mu~t go the credit for making the Crimson's "forty lo nothing" score a ,;ad delusion or a passing .fancy. And to our lo~'al student body, the honors for such loyal support that they i_raveunder odds. We congratulate the Universily of lTLah, they won fair and square, ancl we have no alibis lo offer.

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Th<' debating tr.1·-011ts will h<' hel!l l•'1·iday aft<•1·11oon, ll<'C'. 10 in Hoom 280. 'l'h<' (Jll('stion ro,· tlH' ti-y-outs will he: "Hesoln•<l, that the l"nile<l States shoul<l l'(•sist hy fol'C'(' if ne(•css,11·,1· the coloni~ation of South .\ mel'i<'a hr an~· Jt~111·op~a11nation." The tt·~·-outs 111·e 0Jl<'U to all st l((]('nts of' th<' institution. Hix minut<'S will b<' gi\•en I'm· def<'n<linµ; C'ithel' the atJir111ative 01· 1wµ;atin' si!l<' of th<' question. )late,·ial 1'01· the (lpbate has hecn 1·£'se1•1'<'<l in Hoom 202 ,inst Ol'tsi<le the clool' or th(' niain Jih1·ary. The1·<' will h<' a meeting of all those int<'t'<'ste<l thi« aftPl'noon at 4 o'<'lo<'k in Hoom 22;; for the l)lll')I0Se of <lis('USSing debating work.

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"BT,l"t,, IH,000" C0)HXG l\Irs. Hichard Lyman was a visitor at the rtall Agricultural College on i\fonday to do advance acl, ,·ertising for the coming or Lord 1 and Lady Aberdeen, who are to leelure in Logan on December 13. The j committee appointed to superYise the affair consists o[ Dr. C. N . .Tensen, Prof. Geo. TI. Hendricks, Prof. Arnol<l and the presidents of the four women's clubs or Logan. SO)JJ;~ H.K\r,

Jlefore thrco thousand <'hcering fans a ncl playing on a snow-covered field, the Crimson eleven annexed the much-coveted state title, by winning, 14 lo 0. The score gives the relative merits of the two teams judging from the 11lay in Thursday's game. A dry field and more suitable weather, would, no doubt, have ,Yrought a great difference, In Lllo playing and also the score. Both the rtah scores came as result of straight Cool ball and particularly Uie stet Jar work of Quarterback "Dick" Romney of the Crimson. His remarkable speed in circling the ends with splendid interference made possible the Utah counters. The kicking of J\Iclntyre, the skipper or the Crimson aggregation, was another feature of the contest. "l\Iac" also kicked goal after both touchdowns. The notorious Piggie ,vard entered the game the last half, but failed to dazzle the multitude with any or that spectacular playing

The Crimson presented a better trained team than the Aggies, but the excellent fighting spirit of the I \\'bite and Blue ke11t clown the score. As it was, l:tah had to work every minute and had to appropriate all the ingenuity of her "vets" to get what they did. Many times during the contest, the rejuvenated eleven of the Aggies made phenomaneous. enal plays and baited a triumphant march toward the goal of their H OW TO )1.\liE G.\S0l,1\'I•, more experienced opponents. The to the lecture Dr. DaYiS will l'hem. Club this afternnon at four -le:@ w}@@@ w} w} w} w} w} w} w} w} w} w} w} w} wj, w} w} Aggie line held like a stone wall, o'clock in rhemistl'y lecture room of @ w} while the Utah line could be plugth(' New Scien<·e building, Oll Syn{w, ('())DJl<m('L\ T, cu·n H \ 1,1, )IOXI>.\ Y Xl(lll'I' w} ged in any place except the guards. thetic Gasoline. Synlh<'tir or Xe:-.t :\Ionda) l'Yenint; at R.:Jn o'l'lock, in the Smart gymw1'Had the speedy Aggie backs been left tackle "made" gasoline is practically new w} 11asium. the C'om111e1Tial ('lull or the l'. A. C .. will hold its @ led to charge Utah's more than they did and to the world, ancl it will doubtles~ @ SL•Yenth Annual Hall. E1·ery one knows what this means. The w} (McIntyre) a few mo1·e aerial atpro,·e V<'rY interesting to learn how @ Ball is nnt<'cl for its <'X<'<'llenC'e ancl thi!'l year it is promised that w} attempted we are going to obtain "gas" for ~~ it will hP bigger an,! bt•tter than eYN before. WI tacks, we would have played to a better advantage. joy rides when the earth has Yi<'M- {fr The cle<·orations will he <·lass. The music lhc> bPst obtainable, For the Aggies every man was in eel up its supply. Dr. D:nis ha~ :?} for all possible' is \wing clon<' to 1·ollert all tlw latest dance w} Judd, Twitchell, and done some work on the experimeut {91' musiC'. Th<' r<'fr<>shnH•nts will br' r<'rreshing -oh, belieYe us they w} the game. and is in touch with all the re<'<'ll' ~ \\'ILL IH'' Wl Kapple charged the Utah defense Th<' data ancl material on th,-, suhj,•c·t ~"} .\Rli tho8c who cl,11H·,•d with us l:n;t y1•:1r. They kno\\' w} until, It. flew right ancl left. P-veryonc> is invited. Wlwi ~i w} w} w} {~ Wl{2l w} w} wj, {~ @ @ @ ~} @ {~ wj, w} @ 1ila_yl11[;of Cavtain Owen and Lind-

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quist at ends, was of first order. Church and Doutre went through Ute Crimson tackles time after time and clowned the Utah backs, throwing them for a loss. S. Owen, Luke and Rigby met the onslaught of the l'tah aggressive forces in great style. Grove Lewis piloted the team very well. Game in Detail l'tah won the toss and chose to defend the south goal, getting the advantage of a brisk wind. Judd kicked to D. Gardener who returned ten yards. Breckon made three yards, the Aggie line strengthened and 1·tah was forced to kick. Judd made nine yards, Twitchell five, .Judd three and the Aggies kicked. A forward pass to Brecl;:on (ailed, and t.:tah was penalized on the next play for holding. McIntyre kicked when l·tah could not budge the Aggie line. The Aggies were held and Cy Owen kiC'ked. D. Gardener and Breckon made good gains around the ends. III. Gardener was thrown for a loss and a fifteen-yard

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for twenty-five yards. With the ball on the Aggies' five yard line Breckou scored the first touchdow1o on the fourth clown. McIntyre kickeel out and then kiclcecl goal. The playing in the remainder of the quarter favored lhe Aggies. The period ended with the ball in the center of the field. Score: t:tah 7 ; Aggies 0. •.\1-1gies Strong in La~t Half Tile Aggies kicked ore at the beginning of the second half and soon forced Utah to kick. Au exchange of punts followed, and the Aggies were soon working the ball well down the field. The ball was lost on an attempted forward pass, but "·as regained " 'hen the Crirnsons "·ere forced to kiclc Judd and Ka11ple negotiated some big gains and the Crimson stopped the rush of the \Yhite and Blue. From the cente, of the field the Crimson made their clowns and finally Rornuey went around left end for twenty yards and a touthdown. lllC'Intyre kicked goal.

Juniors. Saturday, Dec. 11-Freshmen vs. S011l1omnres. Tuesday, Dec. 14-Juniors vs. Seniors. \\'c<lncsday, Dec. 15-1:<'reshmen vs. Juniors. Thursday, Dec. 16-Sophomores vs. Seniors. l<'riday, Dec. 17-Freshruen vs Seniors. Friday, Dec. 17-Sophomores vs. Juniors. All 1·11 t t t 4 15 sh,,rp. games "' s ar a : p. m.

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oft' big gains. From the forty yard line, C'y Owen attempted another goal but missed. l·tah took a spurt, III. Gardener, \Va rd and Romney making huge gains. This brought the ball to the Aggies' ten yard line where they were held for downs.

iod found the Crimson marching down the field, but the " ' hite and Blue soon halted them. l\Iclutyre's boots helped rtah. Forward passes were attempted by both sides, but vielded no results. Referee Smit!~ penalized the Aggies twice . after w~1ch ~onrney t?ok advantage of the s1tuat1on ancl c1rC'led left end

Judd went twelve yards Knpp]e . five, TwitC'l1e 11 five, 1~ew1s six and t I1e b a 11 was we 11 (l own the field. From here Twitchell ran twentyfive yards, which was the most sen-, · ] P l ay of tl1e game. sat10na The Agg ies made two more clowns anti time was called: The line-up aud summary: I AGGlrS lJTAHI . ". , I Lrndquist. . - . . . 1.e. ····-··· Van I elt Doutre ............ Lt ............ l\lclntyre Luke ........ l.g ......... Brockmeyer Rigby ......... c .. ................. King s. Owen .... _ .... r.g .. ...... _llfarthakis

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He 11ill talk ;it hoth the ; award a pri1.e or ho1,ks to th,• Yal\H• hilllS(•lf. Lugan and Monroe Hontlll I JJs. .,.. .,.. or :!:i.1111, rer the s1•1·01HlhPst. hook~ Olht•r l'Xperts whn II ill leC'tun• on o to till' 1·a1u .. or 1;,.00, ro,· 11t.. third (hp J)O(alo and its 11iSt':IS('S, are :llr., ht•sl, hooks to tlw 1·a]up of 111.011• .\ tl. l'ratt. of tht• l'nitPcl Stall'~ ll <'o 0 The hooks an• to ht• s,•lpc•l"d by th,• pa,t111Pnt or M:ril'ultun•, t>ror w. There is something about a good Overwinrwrs fr»m lloug-hlon \liflli 11 1·01110 11. Olin, agriC'Ultural t•xpPrt for coal that makes il one of the mo:-;l worthpany•,; ralaloguP. Jl ,. It. c: rail war. 11·hosp spp1•ialty I while inn'Hlm nts a man can make. :1. Th!' !'ssay w1nni11~ thl' flrst is tlw potato, and Dr. Geo It. Jlill, or priw wlll llf' printt•d. with th,• nam1• tht• l. A l'., 11ho >:tH•n( a !!OOd shan• 0 O of t ht• wrill•r, in I hi' "Jlook-Hoom" of his time in the post 1-,rad11:ltt> s1•1•tio11or the ,\tlanlil' ;\l(1:J(hly. s<·hool al C'orncll, stuclyinp; potaJ., 4. l•:al'h 1·onle,;(ant 111ay submit 0 diseases. IO We cordially invite you to call and see only one essay. the new Kuppenhcimcr Fall and Winter fi. Notic·r or the rPsult or thP 1·011'l'ltl' Fi,·'-! Spot o Suit;; and Overcoats just unpacked . IPst II ill h(' SPIii to ('tt(·h Ht111ll'11(who :\.lrs. Ne11·ed l wishing a $75 hat) suhmits an Pss:iy, I.Jut 110 111:inuI c·ook and <'O0k and (·ook ror you. o cso o 0 0 Sl'ripts will he rPtlll'IH'd. an,l II hat do I gl•t ·? Not111ng! Ii. Tht• name and adcln•ss nf thl' 1 Mr. Newed You're lut•ky. al-! 1·ont<'sta11t and the name or the c·ol- wnys ~Pt inclig-e~tion .Ju<lgti. {} 14.'g<'at whiC'h shE' is a studPIII lllllHl n o B . .\. ( ' . S'l'l'Dl •:'\''l'S Bl I 1,1) ".\" ?1)¢¢1)¢¢¢.,¢1)1)1)¢¢1)1)1)1)¢¢1)1)1)1)1)(:¢¢t,rr;.o,..l)Ol)l)l)l)l)l)¢¢¢1)¢¢(11)¢1)(1¢ lw gln>n in llw upper Jpft-hancl 1·orllE'I' or thP first sh<'<'t or tht' l'ssa) Last l•'riclay a111l :'lal11rday llw sluJ•'lr st· C'lnss "While You \Vail" \Vork 7. o essay is to c·ontain 111or<>d1•11ts or the Jl. \. l' did 1rh,d 1ht·) SlDM limn 1,000 words. sho11ld hal'e dnnc> yl'ars ap;,>, wlti!'lt . l\la1111sl'ripts sho11l1l hP ndclr<'>-S· wa~ thP 1·onstru1 lion or a larg-,, ". \ " Pel to (hp eclilorial otli!'<', llo11p;hto11 high 1111011 th<' 111011ntain sidl',ll'ltil•h ,~or Shew ll<'pairing. l•J11uippr1l with llw 134.'sl ancl Most Modern Mifllin 1·om111111y.4 l'ark St.. Hoslnn. will not only I.Jc visible fro111 l'edar Ma!'hilll'IY ill tllP \'alll•y. 40 orth Fst \Vcst Street. Ma ss. Th<'Y lllllSt l'l'HC'h UH hy \\'pdl'ity hnl also rrnm lhl' approa1·hc•~ nrsday, Deremh1 •r ~!I. I<::\. to !ht• town f<,r many 1111l1•s.This will 1)1)1)¢1)1)(11)1)1)1)1)¢1)1)¢(1¢ ¥¢ I) ¢1)¢1)1)1)1)¢1)1)¢1)1) ~ JII ()\'(' a splen,lid ad l'l'I t i~Pllll'll1, IIOl ~ PAI LESS DE TI8TRY o F'orty 111lllin•1 minol.Jl's. fighting ouly for the S('h11ol. but ;,lsu fc,r lhl' o It is nol nt•c·<'ssary long-pr to __ ,,,,. ..... ,.~ 011 .l' J)OOI• Sdn-of-a-;.,,111. .~n•at arl and industry l<,I' whil'h lhP o Ruffer pain in the extraction of o lfp took a close or ralonwl l!'eth, the r emoval of n!'rves or institution stands 11,orP lhan 101: anyother minor opNations about And all the "c•u~.ses' run. 0 thingls<', that grpatPst and most o o the mouth. \\ 'p havp spec·ial o 1H•1•pssary of all human arol'ations local treatments thaL entirely Only our or them rcmainrcl , \ 1-,ril'11lt11n•, and iu; kin1lrc•d i •d11s- o do a way with pain in theso o llicl b<'hind a droJ) c,f hlood operations. \\' e also save you o t l'il'S As the clP\'PIO()lllClll of Lhh; money on your dental work •l p'll hav<' a family in a yPar e;n•al industry vro,·cl'IIH in this ntl- o o and guarantee you the very o That'll fill yo11r !wad 11ill1 1111111. ll•Y, ancl the saK<'hrnsh wastl' art a!'me or perfection in dpntistry. o ,·0111ert!'cl into prosperous farms aud o DRS. E SIGN & SMITH :lleet. 11ill you·? ;\lonsiPur La C:rippi• happy homes, larg-ely as a result or 0 Ovrr Howell-C'ardon's Store. O 0 0 Your most warm impulsin• rril'IHI the t1•achings and inspirations l•min- 0 0 ,:,,:,q?,:,,:,,:,,:,,:,,:,,:,,:i,:,,:,,:iQ,:,,:,,:,,:,,:,,:,,:,,:,,:,,:,,:,,:,,:,,:,,:,,:,,:,,:i,:i,:i,:,,:,,:,ov,:,,:,,:,,:,,:,,:,,:i,:,,:,,:,,:,,:, llut 11011'1 p;et ramiliar with him, ating- from this lol'al institution, tlw Or you may soon SN! t hr " 1,;11c1" gigantic "A" like an allsl Ping eye. \\'ill look clown upon th<> transformation from itll lofty position with fc•et flrml~ pla11te1l far apart upon Lhe J\liss \'prna Hkanl'hy won the Typewriting speed contest for the l'Q(·l,s, will Slllilc upon its acr,impmonth or Nov<'mber I.Jy writing 51 words 11Pt per minute ror 10 minlishmPnt. The slu1Jpnts are to b<' utes. Th<'~<• 1·011tests arc given Pvcry month in lhe typewriting de1·0111111e1HlP<l for th<'ir ha!'([ work and partment or the l '. A. ('. All the S<'l·ond year typewriting stuclpnts JS • ·ow OPl<J~ l'lltPrpriSP in pla<'ill~ the eml.Jlcm <'nl<'re<l into th<• <·ompPtition and lhe following are the results: The Pince for S ..\XDWI CHES 11·hcre it ean lie seen and aC't as a Per ('HILB COX (.\\R\E IJeaC'Oll light lo each su1·c·('{'(1illg stuNA:\.ll<J :llachine Gro8S, J•:rrors. Penally. Net. Min AXD ME ,\LS cl('nt bocly and thP !'itiZPIIS gf'nerally Miss Vcrna Skan!'hy l nderwood 6:l4 24 120 514 51 \\ 'hen down on the Main Drag l'nderwoo,1 Mr. \Y. D. Hic·hards ..... It should remind C':ll'h on• "ho turns 498 16 80 418 Drop in. 42 Open from 6 bells a m. to !) his gazl' uvon il of the I.Jlessings Miss Deaf ri<'e Nielsen ..... l nclerwoorl 405 45 :mo :lfi 1 bell p. m. pht<'<'<l in the surra,·1• or tlw Parth fot . l nderwoocl Mr. \Vm. l'<'t rrson 422 17 8ii 337 :14 LOGAN 15 NORTH l\lAIN llansen l 'nd<'rwoocl those mortals wh11 ha1·c tlw intclli:\Ir. Parley 4:lG 20 100 336 34 !)ij .. I 'nde rwood :171; J\liss On eta Thor))l' J !) 1\'l'IH·l' and thrir1 to extra<·! th<'lll. 281 28 l\[r. Hemington -\nothC'r thing for whil'h th<' sl11G. S. Parkinson 166 166 17 L'nde rwood d1•11t holly drservrs c-rNlit, is the [Hill· Miss Vermil<' Stanforcl 216 J2 60 156 16 l"nderwoocl ish111Pllt whi<'ll thPY IHII !' lllP((>(] oul Mr. lfJ. n. Olson 2:.(i 20 100 156 16 J,;\'BHYBOHY l, Jli:ES Ol 'H to studPnts so la<'king- in loyalty an(\ The other c·on test an ts wrote less than lfi words net per minute. Dl'TTEJt KISSEi> POl'( 'OH\' puhlil' spirit as to tal«• 110 part in GOOD LI. "E (W :'11 .\G \Zl'\ES -j lhis important (·omm1111ity enlerl'OST C,\IU)S prisP. \\'p are not c·onsidering- incli- ancl will lune a bcnelidal effeC't upon h<'acls, or otherwise marked as non, ( '.\ \'UY ,\ \'B SOFT DHl\'I\S ,·i,lual c·as<'s now, but arc> spPaking future aC'th·ities. Tt is 011ly to be re- progrcssivr. It might be the meanR OPR MOTTO or a prindple. Th<'re may be <'irC'u111, ~retell that a lot of citiz<'IIS in pri- of assisting along all worthy romstanc·es that afford a111plP justili<•a- vate lif<' who an• always conspin1munily ent<'l'JHises, which are comTRY TO PLEASE lion for al.JserH'e from this post of nus at public Pnt<>r11ises by their ab, monly left to a Mmparatively few GI<JORGE GREE.', Proprietor rluty on the part of so111e, but as a senre cannot be maclp the r<'<'ipients 11e1·sons to carry through Tron C'o. Phone 380 W. 25 No Main ___________________ I general precedent it Is a good one, of a free shave or the tops of their I Hel'orcl

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ity of nearly all our old men l.JaC'k next year an unusually strong fr(•shman lea m lo choose from, and a fel', changes in the system of lraini,, etr., we hope for a very surressfu I season in 1916.

Published ,veekly by the Students of lJtah Agricultural College. Entered as second-class matter Seplem ber 19, 19 0 8, at the postoffice at Logan, Utah, under the Act of .\larch, 1879.

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Coach Sl'ClllS to consider IL the This \\ill be "The Servant in the height of audacity for any one to llouse," which has been called by p1·c·s11111cto question his ability or\ the l'hirago Daily News "lhe most his vosition. And there are others IH•autiful play of all ages." An unwho consider us disloyal• because wt·, usual opportunity it is, to say tlH' presume lo (Juestion. That it is an least. ____ __ unhealthy att1tude, that we arc pe., 1 , , .. , • 'Tl. l)L ' "'l ' l ll •'I•' • • ' I ., ( HHISL\I.\S s •.,., , , simist,c· kno\'1-ers, etc., 'lo answer \\·e are «esirous or publishing a these we n•t·ommend for c·ons1clera. . b r St u de 1it . . spcci.1 1 magazine num er o uon these statements of our att,Life for the Christmas issuE'. Come Lucie: \\'e beliPYe there is nothing s,1 forth with your Christmas stories, deslructiYe lo lhe weHarc or any in- essays and poems. Help us to make stitulion as a supercilious, blind OJ)· the issue worth while. limism. 1\'c do not belie\'e in ob-.,--------------scuring with decorations, the trulh. j We belie1·e tile truth needs no justiflcalion. 1\'e belicYe not in sup-\ pressed murmurings but in outspok- j The Most en thoughts. I Exquisite \\'e deny any intimations o( db -, Ioyaltr, our policy being lo light for, And the best interests of the Ctah .\gri-1 Alluring C'11ltural l'ollegc. ,Ye lrn1·c done nothing, nor will we do anyt11tng exPerfume C'C[)Lthat whicl1 will result in ultiIleprC>senting the male good to the institution. blended od c..a of \\'e desire to say further in anthe most fragrant swer to ('oach Teetzel's forensic alflowers.

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Some c·omplaint has been rehisler College Delivery is made from Student Life Office, Room 275. eel eonc·erning the inade(Juate publirity giH•n lo e\'enls in the college. th Subscription rate · ·· $1.00 e year This dissatisfaC'lion is not without a Printed by foundation, and in fart is full) Earl and England Publishing Co. justiflable. Student Life is undoub1· Logan, Utah. edly c•ulpable lo quite an extent ro, BLH'l'OH, this lack of publicity. But we d LOWRY NELSON ....................... _ '16 not shoulder all the blame. Th BUSINI<,SS l\IAX.\Gl<JR paper appears only once a week a J. EASTMAN HATCH ............. ..... '17 it is not always possible for us to ASSO()L\'l'F; BDI'fOHS think about, or in some C'ases, r S. J. QUINNEY ......................... .. '16 tell, what is coming in a week from E. K. WINDER ..... -...... ..... :.... . . '16 now. Considerable blame lies with KATHLEEN BAGLEY ............... . 'lG the managenlC'nt of the various H. R. MERRILL ........................ _ '16 eYcnts, sneh as the Lyceum course, J. W. THORNTON .. ....... ...... ... .. .. '18 student acti\'ilies, clubs, etc. \\'C' REPOR'J.'EHS would gladly devote space to tltC' D. A. FREEDMAN ... -........ .......... 'lG printing of a weekly program if QUAYLE PETERSON .................. '16 these managers will submit the an\VM. OWENS ..... ·-·············· ······ ··· '16 nouncemcnts to us so we can know tempt, that the football field is not It lias that lasting quality to a ERMA ALLEN ............................ '17 of them in adYance. the only place to exhibit school palgreater degree than almost any HAROLD PETERSON ................ '17 As a further suggestion, cannot , riotism, that there is an inconceiYother perfume. HEBER MORRELL...... .... ....... ..... 18 someone be appointed by the pro- ably greater amount of vital energ) nouquet Jeanice , ·o h,m e xn ·. X un~ per authority lo place the daily pro- being contributed Extract, oz ................... . $1.00 to the npbuilding gram ea<'h morning and one of the Toilet ,Yat er .............. ··-··· . $1.25 Friday, Oecembet• 3, 1!)15. of this institution in other than ath- j t'omplexinn Powder .. _....... . .75 bulletin boards lo be reserved for lelc acti l'ities. Footbal I lasts on I~· SaC'het Powder, oz ................ . .75 th .\ 'l'A:\11<:,\l •'l,',\IR \\'AS l'l ' l .TA H ·? at spec:al purpose'? Or would i1 a short season \Yhile other activi.26 Talc-um Powder ................. . Soap, cake. . ............... . .35 be practicable to have a daily JJrO- ties run throughout the year. nut ,ve surprised the l'niversity team, gram issued to be diS t ributed among that makes no particular diffl'rence, Sold only at almost as much as they did our own thC' students each morning'? The former plan has the advanone activity is as important as anlast year. The Chronicle had sp<Jken other, and a II are part or one grand of the game as "the Aggie 11-rangle tage of being practically inexp n THJ~ HBXALr, STOHB sive, and would require the time 01 • whole. It is to the interest of one which promises lo be a Lame affair lo help build up another for in <10" b t r · d 1· ti one person for only a short time. th . ,s year, u our nen s rom i e There would then be system about ing so, lhe whole is strengthened and south were forced to be content with a strong aggregate is the aim sought. a score which was the lowest they our announcing instead of the total had run up on any team they have lack of system as exists at present. :-.:ow look over our a th1 t'lic situawallopecl this season, except Golden. ---Lion, especially football, you thinkS:\L\r,r, STl'J?F'. ing students and draw your own ronwho held them clown to ten. No, no, it was far from tame. It "'hen C"oach TePtzd took advan-1 clusions. _____ _ more· nearly resembled the scrap of tage of the enthusiasm of the stud'I'll!~ l,YCl •,t·:\r PHOGH .\M 1912, than any combat since that ent rally on \Yednesclay to call Studlime. \Ve must hand it lo t·tah 011 ent Lire staff ignoramuses or delibThe ('l'iticism has been l'oired, and her splendid interference and team crate liars we are compelled to say work, but when it comes to good, that properly, that there has . nol . I . it was "pretty small stuff." Now, been sufficient notke gil'en to stu(lIiar< I P I uggmg anc mcessant, tenac- to correet an apparent misapprehenious fightingteam and student ents and townspeople ronc·erning sion on the part of the coach ,n body together we make concessions want to say that in spite of the the lyceum c·ourse numbers. to nobody. Student Lire al least C"an announc•p 1 \\'e a r e satisfled with the game ;~:,~:•~oi~~!~: 1~ :i:h~~ ~~• h~i~ee;J:;h:\:~ the numbers in time. The next A label sewed into smart Fall and the magnificent fight which our "The people who \\'rote those artic- eH•nt will not be on the regular n clothes specially designed for all team put UJ). \Ye congratulate yo1.1 Y. C'.-l'. A. C. program, but is one tl1osc Younger Young Men who fellows! \\'e likewise congratulate Jes, ei th er did not know th e firS! of the s11erial numbers that are to need <'lothes in sizes 31 to :IG. the winning team on the clean and Lbing about football, or else deliberbe c·o11CluC'ted here under the man , I ('ome to us and see strong game it played. A feature ately lied," says coach. Now he agement or lllr. Freel C'. Graham. or LANGHAM-HIGH of the game was the absence of un- knew all 1he time th at we knew th e Salt Lake City. The Brahms Quin the new clothes for youths or the st th necessary roughness, and consequent "flr ings" about football, but tct will appear in Logan, nt•rt>mher II ii,;h SC'hool age. th at alterna t ile helped him to say !)th. The Student Body has guaranlack or injury to the })layers. S11ruce English models for Fall $20 to $25. This game marks the close of a what he wanted to, and bring forth teer! a C'ertain amount ror thC' priYiThirty Special Points in every rather unsuccessful rootball season those rounds o[ applause. lege or selling tiC'kets to the stn<lenl~ Langham-Jligh Suit for the Aggies from a conference Now strange to say, we do not for :!5c-. Tit-kets to the g<'neral pnb, [ standpoint, as is sholl'n from the blame the man but only regret his lie will be $1.00, \\hich is only hall following inability to read things proJ)erly. the price C'harged in Rall LakP t'ity ('onl'Pi·c•n<'C' Htaiuling: The objection which is not held by It is doubt less worth 11·hilt• lo hear \\'on Lost Pct. C"oac-h alone, to those articles seems this organization of musi<'al ('Plc•hri- -:-----------------~ C'. Aggies 7 o 1.000 to be mainly that we emphasized tl10 ties. Remember December !l. GO '1'0 Mines . 66-1 words, viz: ."two plays." Those two j ('losely following this c•vPnt, 011 4 :l Vlah 4 2 .Gt14 woi•cli, flt 111to the sentence that D!'cembC'r 11, will ap11ear a 111:111 3 2 C'. C. .GOO contains th!'m in a very agrC'eabl!' I who has written SC'\'(•ral noYPls, C'Om :rn SOl ' TH \1.\1\' S'l'HF.ET ,, .4.00 manner . '!'hat sentence does not say posed numero1rn 110Pms, as 11·pll a• D. I' 2 ., B \ l l~B l'OOLI< , S('llll.1,EH :\111/ l'OS <'olorado fi .11;r, I that th!'re 11·<'r<'only two plays nsecl songs and piano 11111si1•, who Pl\ ,os .\ \'I> l'I , n l•:H Pl .\ 'liOH. !i 1Vyoming .1 t:i: in th<' gam!', hut that two plays has heen 1.Jiograpl1t•1l in man~ honk~. \ l('TBOl,.\S \\'I) n :1 l '. A. ('. . .00 0 only WNP 11Hl'!I for gains. 811 ph•as!' nntahly "\\'ho's \\.ho in ,\meri<':t, · \ I( TOH Bl-:COIWS ThE' SPason also !'loses with rat!,- do not. haggle O\'!'J' terms fur11wr an,! ·'\\'ho's \\'ho in 1111•\\'orlll." SIIEET \ll'SI( ' \'II> \llSI(' er burdpnsome financ•ial cll'fl<"it to th<' And we rec·on1111Pi1<lto coach the r<'- ' llr .John ~f<'rritt!' Dri\'1•r HOLl,S student IJody. 111 lad, ('H'l',\thing in 111(' \ln~il' ronsicleration of those terms, an,l l'nfortunatply in a war, th,• 1wxt Liu<' But 1,roR11erts arp looking brig-hr what !1!' 1ol<I 1h<' stnrl!'nt hocly nhon1 n11111h<'1'ori•nrs just two 1la1·~ af1<'1 '\\'li!'r,, ihe lnt<•rnrhan 8to11s" for IIP,t )<'al', \\ 'il h 1111• prnh:1hil the i,(aff. the ('hri SllllaR hol1<]a)S, on J,1nu I)'

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covered, etc., etc. Should our critic •.:. Cr iti cism is always "·elcomc, but make some such classification in his • wh y s houl d it be so adverse·! \Ve Yersion would \':e not have a fair To use our "phone" and wait at our shoppe, where yo u ca n' t m iss would not adm it t hat the major 11or ('riterion for picking the better of. ! Lhe cars. t lion or our facu lty or the greater t i ~ pe r ce n tage of our studPnt body is de- ,,·:gt,~i: 1m:.ur music department has se rvin g or a d ve r se cr itic ism and we • recently been severely criticized. ! + would cite t h e r eaders to a large • · iia r t of t he news to judge for them- \You Id it not have been a g-oocl plan + \\'h ere B ve 1·ythi11~ is l'1·e-E min e ntl y S11pe ri o1·. ! th se lves h ow ma ny art icles in Student before siz ing up is situation .. tn 1. ; Lif e sh oul d be vent ilated under a have consulted with the adn11111s-, T , , , • l r ative head of lhe inst itution tn fum e cupb oa r d or equipped wit h a · · asce r tain just why the situation ex- !. " ' e Deliver from 8 a. m. to 11 1>. m. •.; m ax im sil encer. ists as it does? Perl1aps not enot1gl, .:. ... ... ... ... ......... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ....... ..... ... ... ............... ... ... ...... ............... ... ... ............ Humor is a lways app r eciated more

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best in men rather than emphasize that which was bad. Abrahalll Lincoln gained his hearty SUJJJJ0rt in the war of the Rebellion because he found an issue which

(Continued from page five) must have the advertising value, but is not the idea worth considering'! Certain it is that the athletic situat ion in some o[ our sister inS t itutions is sadly in need of repair a nd should we not be proud of and <·olllmend the purity of the situ•ition as it exists in our own institution'! We commend the team that goes down to defeat if in doing so it has made a noble effo r t and followed,· po licies whirh we admit to be based o n h ea ithy l'oundat ions. Let us all ass u me a more optimistic attitude. An optim ist has been definer! as a man who on falling from a 61 st or y st ru cture shouts as he passf'H t h e ro u rlh floor, "All's well so far." \' irto r y is transient a nd th e autoin tox icatio n resulting from winning soon withe rs away but if in lhC' co ur se or our active participation we h ave mastered principles or beco m e maste r of o u rselves, who slwll say whi ch h as the greater reward? Th or pe, o u r great red-skinned ath lete was idolized the world over fo r h is ath letic prowess, but how complete ly and how quickly has he bee n forgotten since it was learne,I t h at he earned his laurels in an unpr incipled way? Ou r student body is large enough to show good college spirit a nd we ch ampion the cause of the st udents and say thftt they have plenty of co ll ege spirit. Perhaps it is somewhat latent, b u t it is there. ll mu st be fostered and nurtured. Sure!) t he proper way lo husba nd th is is not . to growl and kicl{ a nd try lo h ypnotize them by strong, blustering language. Kno<·king or scolclin,, only se r ves lo seal the outlet or this usually spontaneous expression and defeats its own purpose. What we desire is leadership and all that is necessary to light th<' t inder and free this latent enthusiasm is the spark of life which ch aracte r izes a leader as a genius. Joan of Arc, the little village maid of Domrerny gained her following because she was a leader. George "'ashington inspir e d hi s host of followers becaus e he was a lender and chose to draw out the

was worth while and invited men to follow him which they did even at the saC'rifice of their own lives. Let ns leave with you· the idea of Ieaclcrship and not of censorship, we desire to be led, not driven. A good leader is one who gives chance for expression and emphasizes the issu<'s that are worth whi le and fails lo over-emphasize t hose of minor impo r tance. Select a few of suC'll leaders and develop a healthy college spirit. Drop your hammer and grab a !torn, boost for the teams, boost for lhe faC'ulty, boost for the college, and, best of all, boost for yourselves. (; 1n ,; n;

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will remember that about a dozen girls monopolized it as a loafing ¼ room. This was not due to a fail- ! when out for a wa lk . Fl o we r s ure of the League's efforts, but to !t for ev!'ryone, inc lu ding st ud e nt s. i' a lack of proper su perv ision. No Our down-town store at 31 Fe d er other g irl s coul d rest or st u dy there al Ave., w ill be open about Dec. 1. because or the constant <·h atter . f We De live r . I

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This year conditions are enti r e ly ! ' changed. Thanks for t h is are d u s l\Irs. Dunford, and the C'ollege. The . 702 N. Ninth East. gir ls of the C'ollege want them to know that we appreciate all they __. "\\'e re the lycelum course num- haYe clone for us, in making the \JC'rs, for example, dependent upon room a rest room. Girls now can go ~ money collected each time, without there and rest or study without fear + cloubt, goocl business would suggest of a noisy crowd of gossipers comthe aclvisability of doing some acl- ing in. The flowers and p lants, to- t \'erlising in advance. t'nder exist- gether with new furn itu r e, add ! + ing conditions so much adve r tising gr<'atly to the chee r y restf u lness of is not ne<'essary, nor wo u ld the the room. V-'e girls <'annot t h ank students demand it. It is, however, Mrs. Dunford too much for her no more than right that they should thoughtfulness. know far enough in advance lo perJOSEPHINE TAGGART. vent conflicts with other events. \\'hy could not the entire lyceum F.XTE R S COLr ,EG E .\'I' lll'Ol':ram be given to some business . ... ... .. • - • ··• ·· •· ·• · .. .. • .. • •+ •.. · • " ..... ... ........ .... ... ... .......... H IGHT\' Porn man with the suggestion, that this in connection with a modest ad on An inte r esting event has just the hack of a small blotter would trannspired at Kansas university be a convenient thing, and at the Mrs. Amy D. \\'inship has registered C'OMI NG TO 1'S, I F Y OU s,1me time' might bring him business in thC' c lasses of ])Sych ology,socio l ogy W ANT T H FJ VER Y B E:ST The game thing might happen to thC' and 1·elntecl s ubjects al 1h e agC' of football, bask<'tball, and track c,ighty-fo ur . She believes that study No. 22 W est Center srheclulPs just at the beginning of keeps the mind young and is a livl hC'ir rrsperlivC' SC'asons. ing testimonial to the correctness of 1 hC'r theories. in 1 4 7." Slw taught s<·hool wh en 'l' l rn B EST HOO)I "'hen Mrs. ·winship registered for hut sixteen Y<'nrs of ag('. Her inte nt he' first time for rollege work her lions are to SJ)C'tHlthC' rC'mainder or Last ypar the Farully "'omC'n's answe1· to the question, "W1·nm what her yC'ar~ in studying at va ri o u s LPague furnished a rest room for srhool did ~·011 gracl u ate?" was "a American collegls and 11niver sitle11, girls nr the CollC'ge. Anyon('I logsrhool house in nortlwrn llllnols <·umparlng tlwlr t•durationnl lll<'th odij

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__ ___ Some professors have the habit ,,r pulling the examination ques;;--1 Wl<l8 T F JR ST NORTH PHONE 201 lions on the board and leaving the room, others sit in the room wtih ••••••••••••••..•••••••..••••-•o•••• o ..••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••o••• o••••••••••..•..••..••••••••••••• •••..••••••••••..oo •oo ·oo ..•• thcil· eyes shut, while a few watch ••••••••••••••••• • BATH S SHINES the students. \Ye wish that all dudcnts were suc-h that the first method could be juslly usc,cl; but they are not , and the teachers believing they arc, does _·······-········-···········--····-·······-· Logan, not S<'em to make them that way. i=• •••13 ••••••..West ·H••••·••••·•Center •OO ..••••••·•••••••Str ..•••..eet ••H...... .... ............... ... ......... ... ... ................................ ... ........Utah. ................f. \\'hen e:lhc1· of the fir st two melh- 0¢0***************0******************0**************~ ods is used , the honest man docs not H OT TAMALA S, HOT CHILI ,. HOT DRINK S gel a square deal. Grading is largeAND SANDWI CHES - at ly comparative; with cheat111g going 011 there can be no j ust comparison. As an honest man I want TH E HOME OF SU P E RIOR CANDIE S a square deal, even if I must sub129 Nor th Mai n Phon e 487 <i mil lo a rigid surveillance in order <l to gl't it. ,vM. w. OWJi;NS.

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"('lass·• is the word when )OU al tend the 'omrnereial 'lub Dall nc·xt ,\ll .\gum 111 •mllt•r · arc urg,.,l to !llontluy night. h • pn•:t•nt ac th• <lcllating mccl :\liss :\lar) K Johnson cnterlai11 ini; this afternoon . •1\ the Beta Delta Sorority at her )lh;s lll-lcn ,\ . Gubler lost her Stu- homo \\'ll(\ncs<lay night. dt•nt Bod) l'lll'<l l•'iuder please reGo home for Christmas ,,ilh lhe turn it lo llegisl rar's oflice. pleasant memories of tho line lime Club l'all al the registrars oflt<•e for lost you had at lhe Commerl'ial a rtitlt•s . :lliss Groesllel'k is in 11os- Ball. ,tl th,• t'u111111t•n.:lal l'lull

scssi11n or a numlwr of 1mrses, keys riugi;, l'le., that were round arouna the c·ollegt• lluil<liugs . Call for them and

Nl•arly one-fourth of all lh<' "Ag-;;lc~" graduated from the l\lississ i1111i Agrkultural and l\lc<'hani('al ,·ollt•gc in the past six years arc 110 ,, doing aC'lual farming. All but a fpw of the remaining criree fourths are in some kind of agricullun,1 work for the betterment or rural conditions in the state.

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and credit" or "balance sheet" lust year try it next l\Ion<lay al the C:ommerC'ial Club Ball in Smart Gymnasium.

.•ext Monday evening at 8::lll o'clock in the Smart gymnasium, th<' Commercial club o[ the l'. A. ('. will hold its Seventh Annual Ball.

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j b<'t•n c ng-ag-c<l thi s year for lilt Ho und - ups al ('pclar C'ily an<l lllon____ r o <'. Th u le ad i ng woman lcl'ture1 · :\!rs :'\l'llit• Kt>clzi,• .Jon<' !i, ,, ho fo r I I his Y<'ar a t th e Lo gan Hound - up will two yearn has h<'Pn a ta ,orit, • h•,· h<• ;\lis ,; .\nna llarrows of Colu1111l1a lurer at the Logan Hound -up, h ,,., L'nircrsity.

Ask her at Ollt'0 for a tlal' for the l'ommerciai Clull llall as she cxvects you to do so.

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mittee of the exposition: tical genius and artistic taste Mr . J. A. Widtsoe, of America; which in its interesting and unusual Logan, t:tah, exhibits afforded impressive Dea r sir: illustration of the develop"The evil that men clo lives afte1 ments of the arts or Peace; t h em; the good is often interre<I n wi th their bones." Thus il is that a cl history reco r ds the wars, the bat- which in its moth·e and object was t les, the hatreds, the vengeances of eloquent of the new spirit which is to unite East and man and proclaims aloud the start!\Vest and make all the world iug ca r eers of warriors, vandals , partners in the common enb ri gands, butc h ers and malefactors, yet has little to say of those great terprises of progress and so u ls, who, despite the stupidity, humanity. WOODROW \\'ILSO r, g r eed and selfishness of their poliPresident of the l'nited States. tical and belligerent rulers, have ;;one steadily along the paths wherein Jay for them the opportunity of \\'II. I, T .\l ,K 0 ~ THE P Hll ,ll'P IXES noble endeavor and achievement as appeared to make for the greatest Next Wednesday night at 7: 30 at we l fare and permanent benelit to St. J~h1:'s C'lub, l\Ir., Fr~d ~- Scho,: ·: a sen101 at the A. C. ,, 111 1elate lu~ lllallk iud. The most triumphant memorial P_er sonal exp,ei:ienc~s wi th th e nathese worthiest o( men yet have set I ti, ·es of th e l luhpprne Isla nd s to th e · th · members of the Cosmopolitan Club up as t h o latest mi 1e stone 111 eir eternal progress is the Panama-Paa n cJ th eir frie nd s. l\Ir. Schow spent cific International Exposition. The five years among different tribes of r. losing day of the exposition is near t h ~ Isla nd5 _as a •1· 1~'.ted S~ates _inat hand and the P r esident of the st1 uctor. His talk "111 be 1llustiatUnitecl States has prepared the en- eel by lantern slides. closed toast or sentiment to comThis will be the second talk given memorate the passing of the exposi-1 ~efore th_e c:osm~politan C'lub since lion and the greatness of what it I its orga111zat1011 six weeks ago . lllr. has attained and represented. A. H. Nebeker, presiC"ent of the club, As ch ie( o( a subdivision of the delivered the first talk, relating his experience at the sinking of the Ae1 ·agbeii~.•on which he was a pasS 11 Any student, man or woman, who -+is interested in foreign cnuntries l'B ESC Bll "l'ION DH l 'GGISTS and their people is advised not to - +miss this talk by llfr. Schow. After A Full Line of the talk the admission o[ new memDH L'GS AND TOILET ARTICLES bers will be considered. The re Agents for quirements (or membership are: .\ nsco Ca 111 e 1·as and Su Pillies. good moral charncler and some fort·se Cre po P a 11er n 11(1,\ nsco Ici!m s eign experience. Por B est R es ul ts Loga n (17' X. ) l ai n St.

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Did you know that the public had awarded 1·. A. C. butter first place in th e slate. Outside of r,ogan il sells five cents higher than the market price for first gra<l bullN: the condition in Logan is Jll'0hahly explainecl by the paraphrased Bihl!' passa£;P,' 'l3utter hath no honor in its own country." By !'allinl-?: at the C'reamerY, sluclenls get the benefit or the wholesale pric-e. The demand for our "Purity" butter is greater than the supply, hen(·e there is no clanger of getting cold-stora1;e C'ollege butter, it is al\1·ays sold fresh . 1,,,·e n though producecl with rather antiquate(] equip1 ment, it has tho A. ('. characteri8ST .\ '1'1•, HO. \O CO :\DII SS I OX lie quality. - ___ --Prof. '\\'m. Peterson attenclecl thC' regular bi-monthly meeting of the TO S'IT D Y :\111, I T. -\ BY 'l'. \C "l' l ('i', state road commission at Sall Lake Lieut Santsclli, <'omnw11elant or City on l\Ionday. The entire tin1C' the l'. A. C'. cadets, hrgins in his was p;iven to the discussion or whiC'h C'lasses this week with the dis<'ussion roads should be designated as state and solution of military problems roads. with the aid of war maps, follow-

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Glc-o Cluh The Colorado State t'ollpge of Agriculture at Fort C'ollin1:1. posses, ses a Men's Glee Club ('Omposed or twenty members. In the "Collegian" the organization is c•alled one of th•~ best music ·a l organizations of tho school. lL was also stated tltat the members were anxious to mak of it one of the best college male g lees in the west.

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C'olo ,·ad o ,\ g/.\i<•s (' ha111p~. For the first time in history tlw l'oloraclo Aggies, of l•'ort C'ollins. ~ucceecled in winning first place i11 thr conference. Althongh the Colora d o C'ollego has bPen fighting sine·,, 1 , !l:l, she has never bC<•n ahle to finish thC' winner until this year. On Thanksgh •ing clay, by defeating the DenYrr l'nlversity :!4 to :1

shr homesteaclP<l and proYecl up on hrr claim the C'onferPnco ChamJJionship. She has hacl a wond,•rlast long:Pr rut team this Y<'nr. '\\'r heartily ha\l•n'I a congratulate her npon lwr su,·<·Pss.

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