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parent that many students do not know, and others deliberately dls_\ ggies Lose~ri m so n 46-0 The regular and peac ef ul routin e regard the rules and regulations of famlliar faces upon the library with reference to reFive hundred st r ong the students of greeting of the A. C. and the townspeople ot coming to school in the morning was ceivlng and returning books, mainLogan journeyed down to Utah's rudely disturbed last Tuesday morn- talnlng order, and promoting dtsclof a large pllne. Such conduct on the part ot metropolis Snturday to see Coach tng by the appearance in- several students necessitates rigor- ! Watson's gridiron sq uad battle stub - number of strange and timid vaders At first this fact caused ous action on the part of the library 1 1 bo~~ : :la~~~~/::; ta~:rm:~~eat wa~~ consid~rable comment, but later officials . We have therefore decld- [ :i: rs. I when their purpose became gener- ed to submit the following: j The footba ll team of the Univer- a lly known a ll conjectures were j 1. Talking, gossiping, glggllng, I __ ______ __ Though pr etty badly crippled an d slty or Utah demonstrated very de- thro wn to t,he winds and they wer~ and disorderly conduct must be ellm- , stinging from last week's defeat, th e clslve ty its right to claim the state looked up?n mere ly as or dinary bu tnated from the library. Students Aggies are pr<•par ing for a determi bl hen it snowed the man beings. Veterans or the game guilty of Infractions of this rule will toed scrap against the M. S. C. BobcUbamAp Const:~ :nder by ll score of directed them to the various secret be invited to leave the library sum--d the cats on Adame field tomorrow. Coae h 18 · · · e chambers where mild-eyed pr ofes - 1 a lly Chron ic offenders will be Cache Valley gene r a 11Y an Bennlon's warriors have estab lish ed {6 t o 0. And what more , by overth sors lent much-appreciated assist- m r .~ ntl exc lu ded. I Ag r icult ural Coll ege In particular, a fair record this year and will no whelming the Agg ies, while e ance and in turn directed them to perm e Y t are well adve r tised in the motion doubt ltne up to expectations in givMlners of Colorado were holding that' fatai and Inescapable place 2. Students bo r rowing reserved pict ur e shown at the Lyric theater Ing the Aggies a har d tussle. Watlast year's Rocky Mountain cham- where they we r e sepa r ated from books for over-night use muS t re- Wednesday and Thursday of this son's men have also uncorked a lot plons to a sco r eless tie, Norgren's nume r ous images of the national turn the same not later th an 9 : 2 o week The film was pr epa r ed for of pep during the last week and are men stepped Into the llmeltght as bird and from whence they emerg - , the next morning. U th e student the Boosters Club; it serves Its pur- determined to effect a real comestrong contenders ro r Conference ed "registered." fails to return the book wi th in th e pose admirab ly, displaying the city back. Our cripples are gra du a lly honors this season. The Aggies pu t 1 Thus began the 1916-17 Winter J time limit just stated, he will be as- I of Logan and the r eso ur ces of assembling their b ro ken parts and up a game fight, but they were Course at the Utah Agricultural Col- . sessed a fine of twenty-five cents. Cache Valley In a striking manner . will probably be ab le t o appea r to1 clear ly outc lassed. After the fir st lege . 3. Students are allowed the privl - 1 To those connected with the A:.. C. morrow with limbs sec ur ely ~astened I qua rte r the crimson team wor k ed The first day of registration saw lege of borrowing two books at a , th e portion of the fl.Im which sh ows together, though the na tu re of th e with mechanica l prec ision and made such a great number of students time, with a limit of two weeks on the work of the College ts of ex- weather an d t he conse qp en t cond ithelr way to t he Aggie goal regu ~ that those who were in charge not each book. Fo r each day that a 1I treme interest. T he pano r ama or , tlon of th ·e gro und ar e n ot a lto get h er lar ly. The on ly question was as to on ly had long waiting lists in the book Is kept ove r time by a student the camp us, t h e cli mb of the st ud- promising In the r et ention of su ch bow long it wo uld ta k e them to force regist r ation room, bu t were hounded I there shall be imposed a fine of ents up Coll ege Hill , the class in h u man harmony. Be it sa id, how ove r a touchdown fr om t he place about li ke so many suspects should five cents, The fine to be paid I wood work, the boys at t he forges, eve r , that the Aggies , cripp led or wher e they came into possession of , they chance to venture abroad. when the book Is returned. H the Mr . Richard and h is class studying otherwise, with the weat h er of a n the ba ll. j That day had they no time to go book is not returned within ten days the diseases of potatoes. Dr . Porter equatoral or polar degree, will go The Aggies showed the res ult s of home for lu nch, and one could after It is due , the borrower shall , in his Mothercraft class, the Home into tomorrow's game with gr im Wats·on's coac h ing, especially tn scarcely fall to observe Cooley's be required to pay the accumulated , Economics girls at their cooking and determination and a peppery fighttheir offensive work. They were smile of exultant satisfaction as the y fines and th e value of the book. sewing, Dr. Fredricks at the barns, Ing splrlt filllng every ounce of t heir able to make good gains r epeate dly, t rooped in to him for nourishment. 4. Students are permitted to re- the drilling cadets, and the students bodies. but could not stop the fierce attack The end of this trying day saw new books at the expiration of the marching to the station to give the The Montana team Is composed o f of their opponents, once they wer e these same men exhausted but jubl- 1two-week period, except in the case football team a send -off to Nevada eleven somewhat similar to our 1 lant , for they forced to play a defensive game. bad accomplished of books in demand, books asked for wil1 shoW to those who witness this ~:n. Very few of the men have Kapple at quarter was always much of the good work. About sev- j by another borrow er, an d books iI picture the real bea uty of the U. A. had previous football experience. ,·ool, and though losing , was ever enty applied for registration that overdue. l C., the work that is being done here, Five of th e lineup are absolutely master of the situation. He ran his I daY, and the ever-increasing number 5. Students who leave Logan for I and the spirit that animates the new at the game, two of the men (Continued on pag e four) gave hopes of a most promising year. an absence of more thnn a week ! St udent Body . · played ns substitutes last year and The results thus far are, or , must first return all borrowed books . -- of the oth er four two have had one course only for the first day, and it 6. No student shall be recom year's experience and the others two UJ U 1is the~efo r e Impossible to tell Just I mended for a degre e until h e bas re3,ear's experience at coll ege foot ball what the total registration will be, turned in good order , or replac ed, 'fbls condition, however, may be m ieI although it can be sald t hat the every book that be bas borrowed, leading, ror Coach Bennion has an th O t--f th Q ill amount and rate of registration in- 1or in default thereof, has deposited en viable reputation of being ab le to 9 e t :ho ~icates a heavy increase over that wi'th he Librarian At e firS meetlnt the valu e of it ___ , whip a green aggregation into a 1 <'lub, held Th';;s:t:~•nlt ovbo;s:, two I ol last year, which reached 128 tn money, or, 1f It belongs to a set, Tryo u ts Be~n Next ~ee k football machine In a very short Sigma Alpha r Y ltt d 1 t 0 A few things about the reglstra- the value of the whole set In case " Th e Admirable Crichton, by J period In weight the Montana team new members were admll e Fl ~ tlon may be of luterest In the first the single volume cannot be PU(- M Barrie author of " Peter Pan" Is also bas an edge on us With an 8lbe organt,atlon Miss d " 11es:a:' place there are exactly twlce •• many chased separately the play chosen f'/I P.ften\•.,U 0 ~s th1 eleven averaging 177 lbs per man, 1 1 0 '; h:~ ~edw~~t::: ":::: •:tal:lng dis'. registe r ed under Mechanic Arts as 7. The book-stacks are not open ' :::;m~~/!:d ~nll;ant :o!e:y, writ- we can expect no wal k away Monaln merit Two short stories by under all other departments com- ' to students In general, nor to the I ten In Barrie's Inimitable manner, tana's line cente r is especially t ct · d and fa blned and of the remainder there I public, but admission to them may full of picturesque situations and strong the two guards and center Miss Ina Porter were rea - are f~ur times as runny In agrlcul- 1 be granted by making application, 1 abound ing In excellent parts for welghi'ng respectively 190, 172 and th sti 1 bl ti vorably received ture as in Commerce and Home In person to the library officials ver ging degrees of amateur talent lbs Some of the Bobcats' most 1 200 The que on of \ '" /~ /" Economics This shows that th e 8 Tb ~ referenc e books In tbe I Under the gay, good humor of t~e brllllant players who have been out of Lhe organ of t;e cl: i't A;'a; ::- great majority come from the farms Reading Room are not intended for play is th e big ide~ !~a:h fort;n:h : of th e game for the past two weeks I ose, was dlscusse an on~ for practical knowledge which they (Continued on page four) only au accident O r tn ~ ,.in be In the lineup tomorrow dded to und ertak e to ssue can Immediately take back and utll- +I wh en men are put on the r mer 1 s The A les will enter tomorrow number each month, com mencin g In II 1,e on the farms Over 80 per cent as men, una;ded bib ~lrcu7st=~ce:: In prett,..falr condition Most of th December tat the meeting were are from Utah, while in e re- 1 m°:n ~acee is the cripp les have recovered eno ugh 0 1 Those presen I d e res ente d Wyoming, Col• to be back on the list of eligi bles M F Cowley, Erma Allen, Eloise ~~sa;: ~~br~ska, and even Cnnadn,: O very often the supe r ior ol the mnn Twit chell played the latter ha ll of Jon es, Harold Peterson,m a:i be~;a~~ It ~·ould seem, from its rapid j - --I or ..1~:h so;!~i;·::1: Crichton," is the University game ancl will problvi~s The other two e d V growth, that the giving of a Winter I In the absence of Dr Peterson and somet:lng dltrerent, one of the most ably, go to the full count tomorrow the club rd nre r...ov. ry Nelson an CourSEt Is to become one of the most I severa l members of tbe Faculty, d t ti d matlc The others will enter in good cond i1 1, Stanfo rn next I important functions of the Utah Ag- ' Professor Arnold presided nt the s •:ver Ia:t::::;t:dg by ';b e A lion with one or two exceptions th ag:Itn The Quill v. Ill meet Nu ! ricultural College in aiding the farm- 1 chapel exercises Wednesday morn- C. 1t v.ias done with tremendous sueThe Aggies thus far have had an Thursday night at e D in the ers or this section mg After welcoming the winter cess by the students of Stanford unsuccessful year \Ve have met de1 house Those desiring to jo -- - -students and urging the regular U It t three yea rs ago feat In eve ry ~ollegiate game 11Ivers Y wo "rO e Jub should submit two articles foi toward .. 1I played, but st udents, our team st udents to be courteous !be acceptan ce of th e members All t I th Coll ge and the A C back ed 8 won admiration from the Salt Lake ,teslring to undertake literary work, • 't,:sf~s:i;v A,:':, 1':{ n~ntert:lned eth~ :::~•;::·:,o:!!~~'ou;:t to~~:: ~ Journalists by their scrappy splrl~ 1 and never ending fight of an) kind are cordially Invited to students v. Ith a spirited outlin e of Our boy., become members or the Quill Club _ the full contents of Mr Lindsay's o,~ ~•~ ~~~~:-::ts~.q~:~ :~:ce;l:y will deserve an admiration and our sup--+Some tim e ago it v.as anno unc ed book "Adventures While Preaching begin some tim e nex t ,,·week All port, despite the fact that they have SOn t hat as the first number on the Ly- 1 the Gospel of Duty" The descrlp- st ud ents Interested in ente ring th e registered no victories Get ou t ceum course , Dr David Star Jordan tlon of a day Ill wheat fields of "Try-outs" meet Ill room 59 at 4 and shock yourself, shock the town ' would lectur e here Nov. 16th. Dr . 1 Kansas, took many an Ag. student j o' clock today, when the play will be and help the team sh~ck Montana. Jordan bas written from Boston back to the harvest on the hom e , rea d and discussed. The probabl e line-up. 1 • It al College is stating that on account of an In- farm. Mr. Lindsay's ablllty to - - -+--M. A. C. AGGIES th The ll,lh Agrlcu ur creased number of engagements in single out the striking features or Ste arn s ...... I.e . .......... Lindquist •e ll represented at e conventlo~ the East be will be unable to rea ch his experiences wb ll e rollowlng the Bu r ton .. l.t. ············· ·····Judd of the Assoclntlon of Agrlcultura Logan before December 6th. lr binder and his pleasing wny of po,·- , Dnhl.. .......... •····· l.g. ·············· ··Rees r olleges and Extension Se r th vice bel~ g nothing interferes, Or. Jordan will i traylng those experiences open ed th e j Ch ri ste nson .. c. . ............. Cannon hsld In Washington. her e on eyes of many a iarmer Ind to th e MacSpndden ..... 1·.g . ............. .Sutton th O. C., ts wee'- open the Lyce u m Course Dr. Peterson Is ere as head of /h e that dat e. ' possibilities for Inter es ting lltera- 1 Members or the Ag. Eng. Society Duquette ... r.t. ........... Morrell I'. A. C.. Dr. Marris Is re1>rese~ \n g ---+- -ture which have surrounded him un• 1 met Tuesd ay even ing and elected Bergman . r. e. • ······· Mohr the Utah 111 Expe r1l~:::~t s~:t~~:· In~:,~ I' cos, ros cu m >IEE 1'l" G , noticed since cblldhood. Again he the following officers for t he corn- Boberg .. c,. ........ . Kapple 1 1 th T. Caine Is ' DI . d The Cosmos Club will meet this was reminded that the artist takes Ing year's work, Hanson l.h . .......... Peterson ,-st of e Extension I h v ~n,00 tn evening at 7:30 at the Delta Nu the commonplace and ftlls It with President . w. S. Parkes; vic e J>res- Wheeler .. r.h . ............ Johnson ~:m:"~::n::~i'c:~ents e c' Fraternity hnuse, 277 North Main.' ' "terest and charm. (Continued On Page Th,eel Bryan ..... f.b. ......... Twitchell

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the Hbrary.them Inha,·e the caused 1nlst a much few selfish students, towho It was aand hard granted lncon\'enience thoseabuse,l wh-, Headwork good fought coaching were .., up to the library rules. lt Is lo be hopfd that the publlca- in evidence throughout. The teams regulations will serve as a notice that the- books or the lib were about equal in experience and the- use of all the students of the l .. A. C. in weight. Defore a crowd of 5000 the ball was moved back :rnd rorth L ES T WI -: IU.~ NO'I' l .S IJ E H STOO U over the field. But it was no useSome questions ha\'e been ask<>d as to our attitude on the matter ol defence on each side was too strong allowlng solicitors and insurance :lg<>nts to do btudncss on the College cam- when the goal was In danger. tills. "·e were or the opinion that we hnd made our ideas on this subjcf"'t The outcome was a tie· .o to o. 111ain. but for the benefit or tho!-e who arc unaware ol" our attitude-. we re- 1 \\·e arc keeping our eyes on the Smith. l'arkt•r. Hcmington, \\'in.·h1 ~ter Shot c:uns. \Vi11d11 tn J, 1• 1eat that I~ is the sentiment of the ~r('al majority of the studc-nts, and we good old j\ggle team this year, as all ine:1011 and )larlln Hifh and .\mmuniliou. Expl•rt Cuu It<·Jt:tir ng l.>elieve, or th(' faculty also, that the college Is no plac<> for such buslnes.,; the alumni are doing. we wish you Hunting Hoots and Shoes, < 111rn~ Clothiui.:, FltjhiJ'.t-: Turk}(, men lo ply their trade. Sludcnt!:i ar( here to study and not to b<:' peslered unbounde d success, and the one BicyC'lea nnd .:'llotnrcyeles. l·:,u,tman Kodaks and su1111lll~s. Ii:,- Insurance :thents, and as the Ol'~an of tlw StU{\enl Body. Sludc-nt Lifohas t h ing W(' can say, a~ all do say, is 1n;olCN3teclognlnst the )}ernkiou:; ..;oli<'itlng or· such agents. BC' they who "Real l"lah." 1hey ma;)', they al'e not wanted in the halls or the Agricultural ('ollcg,.. Sincere ly, :O,tud€'nt I.He purJ)oses to carry on this fight until all !iUC'h soliciting Is prol\l. 0 .. \!Al.GHAN. hlbltNI by order of the faculty. 8TEIU,l:\"C: E PHH'K hooks from he privilege l(ved strictly ,ion or these rary arc for

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The most Important or all butter-scoring contests are those that tak<' place at the National Convention or the National Buttermnkers' A•sociatlon, held In recent years In <'OnJunctlon with the National Dairy Show. The fl.rat prize winners at every convention ot lhe association since Its organlzallon in 1892 have been as rollowa • ·811 De La rn I users :

bt::s~: ~,\~: due regard for the rights or others. Books In the reference library may, nt the discretion or the Librarian, be loaned to students after 5 p. m.

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yenr-olds. Th<' leadlnis i,tnte t·olner from Porter netted ten Yard •, l<'ges and J>ubllc ln1lltutlonM, bi gains by Romney und Thorum took flll test.a, have found thP J:oletelna the bull to the 24-ya rd line, Kay to b<" the beat and moS t J>rorH..tblt> went around the end ror more than of all dairy br .."1 1,.. Send ror FREE Jllustrnt<'d Ue«twenty yards, and H.omn('y plunged crlJJth·e Booklet,. ThC' lloL;,tciuthrou1,;h left tackle ror the touch Frle<iihm ,\i."-OC'latlon or ,\ nl<'rlrn. down. No goal was klck1d F' I,. Houghton, Se<.''y, l'tnh began Its J>0undlng prOC('H Uox 280 Hrntte lboro, \ t. ugatn In the third quarter, but lost 1tlw bnll ,111 tht> .\g~lt' j.yard Jin(' on ,________ _ _ _ _____

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I 892 Madison, Wls. - Louls Brahe, Washington, la. 1893 Dubuque, Ia.-C. W. Smith, Calvin's Park, Ill. 1895 Rockrord, 111.-F. C. Oltrogge, Trlpoll, la. 1896 Cedar Rapids, In. -Thoma s Milton, St. Paul, Minn . 1897 Owatonna, Minn .• II . N MIiier, Randall, la. 1898 To1>eka,Kan.-SamuelHaugdnhl. New Sweden, Minn . 1899 Sioux Falls, S. 0 -A. W Mc('a ll, Creston, la . l !100 Lincoln, Neb .- 11.T . Sondergaard, Litchfield, Minn . 1901 St. Paul, Mlnn. -E. O. Quenvold, Owatonna, Minn . 1902 Mll" •au kee, Wle .-E.L. Duxbury. Green Bay, Wla . 1904 St. Louie, Mo. 1.... S. Taylor, G lenvtlle, Minn . I 904 St Louis, Mo.-J (' J oslin.

l\llnn . World's J,.,nlr Grand Prize Butter. 1906 Chicago, Ill. - A C'nrlson. Rush City, Minn. 1907 Chicago, 111 "A. 1..ln<lblad. North Branch. Minn. 1908 St. Paul, Minn. J. (', Paet, llertor, Minn. - -J c•. Pnst, IIC'<" ~ tor, Minn. 1909 Milwaukee, Wis. ,\ , J ,\n derson, Otisco, Minn. 1910 C'hlcago, Ill Albert f'itml). Owatonna. Minn. l~I I Chicago, Ill. \ J \n,li•r• son, Otisco, Minn. 1912 Chicago, Ill \ L. Untlkt•, Plato, Minn 1913 C'hlcago, Ill O :-. l'Nn~ aen, Rapidan, Minn. 1!114 Chicago, 111.-ThomH :-.r1dler, Oelwein, la 1916 Mason (~lty, Ia. F.mll c;. Oman, Delano, Minn. con,•tntlons In lfl94. 1~0:1 111ul H10ri1

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::~or: :ue~dre~~.r s:::::~h:~;sds~ a long series or line smashes and abort end runs brought l1toh to the Aggie eight-yard llhe. The Logan st ubmen braced up a nd fought bornly and It took three l)lunges to put the ball o,·er the goal. Kay go~ng th e 1~8~ t:ree Y11rds. The kick or goa 1. a 1e ·

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