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on the first number ot the A. C. their mercenary talk, the grinding Those 1ecret preparations tor the Lyceum course Wednesday night and adding machines pause In their toll Ko\lege Kommer& ended In a howling spoke to a capacity house at the Lo--ot wedding vast sums, the cllcktnc ■uC'C'~ Thanksgiving evening . A gan Tabernacle on "Ways to Per- · ~USS HUNTSMAN ANNOUNCES t pewrtters are silent and hand• 100d representation ot the Faculty petuate Peace." Dr. Jordan gave us CAST FOR THE HONORABLE i?'eretotore busy, hang tdly---all hi and 1tudent body members was pre- 1 a great many tacts regarding the CIUCHTON I anticipation. For what? For the tent. The row ot "stags•• that decor situation tn Europe. 'fhe people or Miss Huntsman has announced the supremely superior, the most utterly ated the balcony was a conspicuous By Harold Peterson the warring nations do not know tentative cast tor "The Admirable uolQue, the most prettily prepared I ft"alure No number ot the program As our 1916 season grid activity what they are Hghtlng tor, even the Crichton," a cast which has been social 'doings" between 1916 and rould ask tor mor~ ftttl;tg ~ntro;u~ passes Into history tt naturally be- English House ot Commons has ~~t caretully chosen from the forty as- 1917 · lion than was g ven YI ac comes a dutiful pleasure of "ye as yet learned the reason tor t s plrtng dramatists who competed tor Tickets tor this prime occurrence WrlR'hl as ma.eter ot cer e mon ea scribe'' to give a tew opinions ot war Red blooded people who are the ten parts which the play Cur- are vanishing Into vest pockets at a• Th e Impromptu ( !~ ~~lmon:trat!~n Just what has constituted the suc- 1 doing th e fighting do not like th e ntshes But one star ot fo rm er years astonishing rate. Do you want two! or the old time Qua r e Y e ceases and fatlures ot the year B struggle It Is the blue blooded ar- appears In the list ot successful Then take a wise man'e touncll and Agricultural Club and the Home : business We say It's a duty because tstocrats and the minus-blooded contestants Mr Poulter ls known come early. Prices? Fitly cents to ►;eonomlcs girls fllied all spectators It has been 1lone so long that It has money mongers who are pushing i to the students ot the College as a students. One dollar general admls•1th vim a nd vigor. I almost become traditional; we say th e carnage. The arlS t ocracy pro- I very successf ul performer. ston. Don't procra sti nate. Do It now . ThP audience clnsslfled the round •] It's a pleasure because the particular mote the war to do away with the Though the cast 18 composed ot Be a twentieth century man wltll tah'l'e discussion led by M.~ses Cowley season has presented enough pleas- n~entcl:1; ~:::er o:~rdean~~cra;:,t;;e~ I unknown talent, Miss Huntsnian ts promptness and efficiency . nd H Wise a Otherwise . . ant lncldent3 to ca use It to become ~he e;ate the S. and all Pthe lib- · certain that she has a capable group No restrictions In the line of dresa. The Misses Margaret Snyder anJ a satisfaction. Besides we have Y ot coming a rti sts to work with and You can wear "loud socks" it you 1 th J..ora Bennion were Justlfted In being something In store tor the tutu re , ;;;~ ~:eas a~t !:::m~pr::: has no tear as to their abtltt~ to tee! Inclined. Come clothed In what proud to supply piano and violin ac- that Is enough to please any loyal . are tr in to ktll ever vestt e or properly interpret the clever play you wish and what your purse dtcrompanlment tor Miss Lucil e Rogers I supporter ot our Alma Mater. t them tn :urope. Peac: costs !oth _ which has been selected. tales. u Marguerite, Mies Zelda Kirkham As previously stated it's our aim The cast (tentative) Is as tolThe committee guarantees yo u any u MeplllPtoteles, a nd Miss Marton to diagnose the season;s malady and ~ 1 :u:u~~e~: c:=~ly mt:neykt~rab~=:~ lows: amount ot pleasurable enjoyment 0 nd1 0 th ruller as Faust. In elr re Ll n ot I deter mine exa ctly the successes anti pr omote war to pile up hords of . Lord Loam ........ ............. ... J. V. Jones that you may enter claim u pon. I nd the trio ot th e flnalle oi. th e gra failures . Mos t ot us are agreed that Id F 0 r every man killed thou- I Lord Brockelhurst ........ W. I. Poulter Remember It Is soon. Mondar opera "J<-.auat" the failures have been too numer- go sands· of dollars are spent-which Hon. Ernest Wool 1ey ........ L . R . RI cc night, Dec . 1 1 t b . U Mlsa Huntsman and Captain ous. In fact , we have about forgot.- find their way Into the war promot- Rev. John Treherne ... ... Ca ld er Smith ----+---RantsC'hl are not tamllar with the ten what success means when •t cr's hands. \ Mr. Crlchton ....... .... ... .... N. T. Allred 41alogue they carried on. particulars comes to taking the long end ot a The only white lines written In , Count ess or Brock lehurst.. . may be llad trom George Hanson an •l football score. Colorado, Wyoming, I the history ot this wa r will be those Luella Anderson I.awls Rowe. University of 1.,;tah, Nevada and Ida- telling ot the saviors ot Belgium and I Lady Mary Lasenby .. lla Fisher Th e Hawaiian melodies renderer\ ho have each handed us the glove Persia and the attempts ot the big Lady Catherine ... .... .... Claire Cardon by the ukulele chorus ot ten girls and we shared eQually the honors hearted to r elieve Poland and th o I Lady Agatha ..... . . ...Edna Merrill 11oder the direction ot Miss Mae Ed- ot defeat and victory with Montana. Christians ot Armenia. All others Tweeney ....... ..Erma Allen Outlhies Causes ot Revolution In wards brought pleasant suggesttonis As a scoring machine we've Called. wfll be black. Mexico of the palmy Isles or the South Sea . That's blunt, but It's true. The tallAmericans are feeding two milThe audience showed their appreclaure of our scoring machine has lion Belgians. Mr. Hoover, with Using Don Luis (Terrazas) as an tton by a ca ll tor an enco r e. brought about dissatisfaction, but 1 125 American university gradu ates, • !1 examp le of one of Mexico's forme r Under the J)ressure brought to right here Is where we have scored have became the saviors ot that aristocratic land owners, Dr. David ltear by Ben Parkinson, Coach Wat- one success. This dissatisfaction Is people. They have organized the ___ _ Starr Jordan briefly and tnterestlnJ 10n exposed some new lights or. not the brooding, grumbling, sub- starving hordes and distributed the EXP l, ..\INS WORK I NGS OF CANA -·l 1y outlined the history of th e present baaeball. missi ve kind that passive Individuals food 80 that as yet no Belgian bas DIAN GOVERNJ\IENT l rev olution tn Mexico before the stuThe feature ot the evening was ente rt ain; it's the kind that makes i starved to death. ___ dents ot the College In their weekly 1 \be demonstration ot Fussy Arnold o en g rist their teeth and bite the ' Franc e hands over to Mr. Hoover Tuesday night the Cosmopolitan . chape l exe r cises Wednesday mornr.onductlng his German class by dirt and swear; Its th e active kind; I 2 , 600 , 000 d ollars a month to teed Club met at the Logan Commercial Ing. Going ba ck as far as the timeClaytor Preston. Its the kind that changed the west the war stricken residents ot north- Club rooms and were delightfully en- ot Benito Juar ez, Dr. Jordan showeO Mr . and Mrs . Vernon Castle would from a dese r t to a garden; Its the ern France. This allows one dollar tertalned by A. E. Palmer who very j bow the Law ot Reform whereby the Kladly have expressed their app r ecla- kind that two tbrds ot the world are j a month tor each starving citizen. ably discussed the Canadian system i government took over the lands or Uon, could th ey have seen the tree blowing each other's heads ort tor to- How eve r und er Hoover's direction ot gove rn men t . the Church, bas bad Its part In advertisement given them by day. Aggies have finally come to be 1 It keeps 'them alive. Although Canada lies just over bringing about the troubles ot tollean . Delore and Bevard Nichols. dissatisfied and have conc lud ed that Three years training tor soldiers the northern untortlft ed border and day. Th e address of President E. o. you can't make a football team by I makes slaves ot them. Th ey are ) we hear much about her, yet the The Doctor spoke or th e Porterlo 1 Peterson made the enti r e audience I tri pping aro und swinging your a rms I trained to die at another's com- I fourteen foreigners pr esen t Tu es day Diaz as a personal acQualntance and feel that our present athletic tallure l·and saying Rah! Rah! The Rah! mand and be come machines without night, repr esenting eleven dllterenl showed bow that great man worked 18 only that early morning hour ot Rah! stutr may be all right In Its any lndtvtduality. lt 18 the vlrilc countries ot the world, dis covered his way Into power and bow he won darkness which precedes the dawn -1 place, but it doesn't go very tar In I men of the nation who are fllllng , how little they knew ot the govern- ; the respect ( ?} of all with whom h ~ (Continued on page tour) securing athletes. Our past attitude I the trenches and dying by the mll-1 lng machinery ot our great northern dealt. The eighth election ot Diaz, reminds one very much ot the story ' lions. The worthless are left at (Continued on page to ur) the Imprisonment ot Madero, the latth th ot e boy who sa.t on e river bank home to becom e the fathers ot th(' I ---ter's escape and his final ascendency deploring the fact that be couldn't , next generation. t· 1~..\SS BASKl!."TBAU , TEAMS to power, th e opposition ot Fe lix ,;et over and waiting tor the river to "Eve ry great wrong dies in the TO PLAY ' Diaz, the treachery ot Huerta, the th "Un by . We've been assuming at moment of its triumph." It cannot I ---death ot Madero, the rise of CarI same position . I heard an Aggie iast. The time will come when It The tight tor the class basketball ranza and the wo rk ot Vtlla were t:arollnu .•nl in the Sc:hool of Mechuu- once exp r ess himself thus : "Well, / wlll not be considered cou rage ous to championship, which begins Friday, clear ly outlined . Ir AM!' I~ lht' l.arges-1 the Unive rsi ty looses all Its good die like dogs In the trenches . Cour- 1 promises to be one ot the livest Some brighter aspects ot condl1 players this year so n.~xt year we'll t age 18 made ot nne r stutr . scraps eve r staged at the College. lions In Mexico were brought to the 1 With 1tudenta dropping In enry have a chance to win. It we have Dr. Jordan closed his speech by The three upper classes will make attention ot the st ud ents. In states •lay, the enrollment ot Winter to wait until all our opponents get saying: "It Is hard to believe that l a strong bid as each has severa l or ! where there is no wnr, such as Yuth Cours e 1tudents promises lo b.,. a weak before we can win, It wlll !.le there Is any righteousness or Chris- Its old players back, while e Fresh- cutan, gr eat strides In government banner one. Each day sees tt,·e or sh: th e best th ing In th e world It we tlanlty In the whole Internal bust- men have scores ot high school stars 1and In education are being made. ■ ew students and also some old ones. ne,·er win a game . ,ve·ve got to nese." from which to draw , , The future ot Mexico depends upon peering about the halls, asking for fight th e same fight as our opponIn a brief. well worded talk, ~fr. Be nt the gym, It you want to see what Is done In the separate states tbe Preeldent, the Registrar and the ents, not only on th e field but off Casto left one valuable thought with some good contests. of that country . ,tlfferent heads ot the school& tile Held. We have an Impression to the students , before the arrival of The following Is lbe schedule: The unbearable condition ot the The enrollment up to dale equals make on Juni or schools before we Dr. Jordan. I Friday . Dec. 8, at 4 o'cloc k- . peons Is responsible for the presence tbat or last >·ear tor the "'hole Win- get ou r share of lbetr graduates, Man presents the peculiar para- j Frosh vs. Juniors. In Mexico ot bandits such as Za1>ata ler Course. and within a few mor~ and until we make that Impression ______________ Seniors vs. Sopha . and Villa . 1 •eeks the number ot students tor v.e will be in the sam~ football stnll HOW THE\ . 1<"' 11\' ISHED j Sa 111rday, Dec. o, at 4 o'clockIt would have been a tremendous winter courses should exceed last th at we are now I Frosh vs. Seniors . blunder to have recognized Huerta w L Pct. ,ear·• number at least forty If this season·e activity with all Juniors vs. Sopha. as President ot Mexico . 6 0 1000 Tuesday, »~. 12, at 4 o'cl oc k.Ther e are t 27 registered as Win- Its score failures can Impress the Colorado A C. The greatest crime our country 800 ter course etudenLB: out of this students and alumni ot the lnetltu- Colorado College . Seniors vs . Juniors. could commit would be to conquer 500 aamber 66 are In the School or tl <'n that football activity means U. ot Utah .. Frosh vs. Sopha. Mexico In order to restore the rights 2 2 500 Mechanic Arts: 4 t tn the School o~ something more than nine rahs tor U. of Denver Failure to ha.ve a team on the ot the arttstocratlc land owners. 2 2 500 floor 15 minutes after the game Is .\gr1cultur e; 9 In the School of the team, this year can still be con- Colo rad o Mines As a gathering place for vultures •..•• 1 5 167 scheduled will mean the tortelturo rommerce: 9 In the Sc:bool or Agrl- sldered one of the moet successful U. ot Colorado El Paso has never had an equal In '"11ltural Eng1neerln,i;. and :!: In th(' that the Aggies ever partklpated In l'tah A. C.. 000 or the game to the opp osing team . ,rontlnnMl nn Pnc:P Fnnrl

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c hoice---my Mat e r and my State f>II) WI •: Sl ' l'POHT TH l•:M' ! b' gosh! Whkh sha ll I serve? ChonsC' Did we su p110rt our football te:11u'! There has been much said during ye, this clay! I can't, J'll slu!T ar.d 1Jw las t two months about th t> failure of the Student Body lo "stand b<>· n:1y away. hind" Coa,<'h \Yat:~on a n d his ~ri<llt·on squad 'l'o u s the compl!l.ints In With love, friend Gra nt. I lca \'e t his l'egard seem to ha\'l• but slight foundation. There may haYe be,.:1 ,,.v <·as(' In your just hands. llttli· noisy demonstration !lll the narl or th<' st uclents In b ehalf of thf> Your olcl friend, team, btu noise seldom HC'C'Ompanics defeat. Without emp loyin g an• MACl--::. lf'np;thy argument in JSub i,tant lallo n or our c·onlentlon, we would merelv ca ll : ti,,ntton 10 the unbroken line of dC'feac s sull'ered by our l eam and ·h ,1 D:UllOll· Did you !'il'O her bO\\ ns If, In the raC'e of this r ec ord, thl:' stau nC'h loyalt y or tlll' st ud ents \\'as no , s he got on the cn r ? 1·,•a ily rc•nwrkable. Pythia s :\'o: bul I Sll\\' her limb . L<-t the word go out tha1 tht:> 1!116 footbn\l team or the l '. A. C'. c11,1 n·<·l•ln• the- heartiest kind of Rupport, though not the nosiest kin d, from ' I th<· studenti- a1ld faculty or the Collci,;e. I Sh1c1< writing the forep;oini;.:, Wl' have set•n :\londay's Issue of the l"tn 11 I ('hronltll'. \\.C' could n ot hell) <'ont rasting the harsh criticism or the l'tah kil n: 111ter ilS de'feat. wllh the staunrh snJ)port that Student Life and th , I I SIIOE l!F:- : i-tudl•nts nt the College have given o ur Co:1ch ancl team, even in the fal.'t' I F011 F'IHRT ('I..\RS of rt-11rat l'<I l'nilurcs to win a game. 1' ..\IH ISC: . \\"E ,\I.\\'_\\"~ Gl \' F: :

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l'KJ'l' l' IO\" S IIOl'l , I> BE <,H ,\X 'l'l •:n It h; c•,·l<lf.>nl. from the vott> taken "'<'dnt:>sday. that an O\'Cn\·helmin,.-;majorln of the stuclents dt-sln • n two wc1:•ks holiday at Christmas tin1t• The re<1uest of the students It. well founded and the !<"'acuity should rN.:ognlzC' this almost unan\mous desh·l• and grunt an extended Yacatlon. 1'hose few students who Jlr<'f<or a holiday ai; SChNluled should be willhu:; t" snc-riflC't' a ft•w day's work out or (•on sh)('ratlon ror the wishes or tht' many who "Ill visit their homes .

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Prc•shm('n or tlw 1lontnnn I' who "S tag !{" to the class dan<'e thhi month The Aggie \\'e

will bf> c·hargC'd double W ee kly "line

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says

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'J'Jw football season has clo!'le(I an1I our l.<-.reshman team has disbanded, ha vln ·• 11ln~·t-> d bu1 two gnm{'!... .\n OJ)J)Ortunlty to give the men who will t·ompoi:H• nrxt year's ('ollc• gl, 1qu ali som(' vnluab l(' (':xperienC'e has be<'n ll(•p;lC'<'tNI.

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All those lntert>sted In Jnten·olI<b a o dRbatr~ meet In Hoom 280 n• -I 00 toJ:1y (Friday).

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Edwin

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nnnouncements

~ 1

Jack

made."

bu undergone an OJlerntlou for Der Deutsche Vereln will med 11pe~dlcitls In Salt Lake and !!4 Im- Saturday at 4: 00 p. m. In Room 12:J. proYlni; nlt'ely at Jlresent. \ J)rC'tram haa been prepared anc: all C<:rman speaking -.•uJent~ will llr. E. C Peterson will lecture to kl:1,11y take heed. the llenecllcts club, Sunday, Uet.'. 10, The Loga n C leaning and Tailorat 2::rn 1>- m. In the \\'omn!l's b uil d IJ~. All stud<'nts at<' IO\•lted to nt- ing Co. ofl'ers the students the !4tK<'inl 1ulce of $1.00 a s u it for dry• tC'nd. cleaning and 1>ressiug a ll next week. 20 \\'est Center. advt. ! Tl.:le following Theta girls relurn'16, 1

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ui, thf' Theta Sigma. has bee:i. organize.I I at the t·n1versit.r or l"t!lh. The J."'reshmnn elnss will 1>resent R The Drumatie C'h,b ol the l1 ihcn;1,lay during tbe . second semester. lty \\ill litnrt lll'xt \\"('(•k on an <•xThos<' elected lo take ehnrge or the tt>UdC!d tour er the souther::i part of undl'rtaking are: 1111l<~lsher, J. \' the slate. Tlw dub will be1,:;l:1its perJ., 1eo:-, .\fabel \\"llllt\lllS, :illldrt.•·J l'on:rnnct! in Pro\·o an(l w!ll r;o :i:,J far 8'1·:th ~l!J Bcan•r. l.1 .la ·uary Pre.;to11 al" ·I LoJ;;,rn will be Yisitl':i. From 1-:c. l -'fhl' funcllon of mo:i:\Iontnna 1·11i\·C!rslty has bt•e:1 :H!('Y Is to P:N th(' JlN·t•i-slllrs a?HI to111 mittcd to embership In the North:.. rcrts or life. Free coiuag~ Is ability to tal,r- western conrerence. Persons ramlllar nu)'thlng you IHtv(' to the mint u:i.•I with th<' bru:id of athletics which 1,avt• it coined. .\-lo:it:1na l". has nlwnys rurnishe:1 L fJ91111'sForemos t wll\ no doubl be pleased to henr or Clo,l,iers The C'osmos (' lub met last I<"'n- this adrnncement. A year ago their • •h1y r.t the Pi Zet house and listen- tootball team succeeded in p lnyl ug !'IL __-:_:_:_ :_:_:_:_ ':_ :_:_ :::::::::-.:_:-.:_:: t''.i to a talk on Pragmatism by 6-6 tie with the Syracuse eleven, Grant J\•ins. The club meots ngai:i. touted to be one or the fastest teams 1_ 1 flext Thursday night at 7:30, at tlw In the east. Word also comes fro111 \ s .\ I.I TT l , I•: RK \I F.:\IBB..\X CE I 1 I orue or the Sigma Alpha J...,raternlty Lite Northwest that several schools, 1~ ::. O 1~.>H 1,j~~ l:lrludhg Idaho l'. an d Wh itm a n Col• I n \ \' SI At the Freshman class meetlug lege, w i ll , i n the fu t ur e a d he re t(, I H

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t\1AN HATTE N SHIRTS

ThC' Ag. Club mom Is r<'ady ror all .·\.,.. C"lub mf"n to use. Make

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IHI Gene

B:uketbnll the return

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Jlss ~label Larsen has rPtonrecl lrom a senrP uttnek of tonsllltla unr:1 Th~ Pl Zeta i'I fraternity tmtcrla egaln ot school. tabed the Theta Sorority, Dec. 2, \\Ith a --~lovle-i\lurdock" party.

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"e farulll r fore of ('y Owen• has been seen lately around the \ollege halls.

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By J. O. White

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drafted

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Postofflce

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CURRELi, Transfer Man) Ca lls Answered Pr om ptly . Phone 1 and 2-"The Rexall Store." Phone 4 5 6 W, Residence PRICF.S REASONABLE Loga n Utah

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IS C HAPEL

<Continued Crom poge one) 1 .22 West Center St reet 1the history of the Unit ed States Law gets th in along the Rio _______ _, Grande In the summer Th e Amer!Purebred Registered cans were more to blam e for Villa's HOLSTEIN 1'1;ei:,c::s Columbus lhan were the

racts that th o Holst eln-Frleslan Association of :ri:;:~!~~u~s d~~:Y '!!ft~:t In America, that Its membership ls over 7,000 more than the com • blned memberships or the other dnlry cattle associations, and that ~tu~~~~e~::dn!:1n;.:!:1rb:~~~~Pg 1•; 30, 191 6, are primarily a fittln,; testimonial to the superio r merits or the purebred Holsteln-Frleslan 0 ~:;; r~~a~ :!:~~sro~C::-~1r':-~'i1:n! for profit than o.ny other cow . There Is big money In the bl& ··olack nnd White'' Helsteins. R<'nll for FREE Jllustrnted Ues<'rlpth •e Booklets . The ll 11J..td11Fd e<iltu1 A:-.'-Ocillllon or .\nw rl('n. F I. Houghton. Sec 'r, Oo\ :?80 Hrttttelboro. \ 1 --------------·

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I,OG.\S 'l' II E PL.\CE FOR GUOU E.\TS It Not 01>en Aft er a o'cloc k n. 111. RING THE UEJ..1.1 Herman Johnson Prnp.

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You Will Never You Have Tried

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Bargain Always To Be Had At I.OGAN SECOND HAND STORE In Furniture and Stoves for Light House keeping 26-30 w. First No - - Phone 106 Nils P. Anderson, Prop.

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HERMAN'S ..CAFE ..

Fonnesbeck Knitting Works

practiced, but that time was so long nounced that the secrets of the last 0 th! th t b l t I k Sen!o Co t Id b d'b ::~ut ~. ;h~; ben~: st : my~: Geor:e ou:~ or;o;ld d:x~i°?se Y or possibly a theory, but in any The boys from the Mechanical event it is not practicable. We may, Arts Club revealed considerable therefore, conclude that the busl• knowledge concerning the "Ford." H l:!:ADQUARTER S FOR ness man and the agriculturist are The delightful harmony of the lndlspenslble to each other. I Glee club under the dire ction of It was wllh the object of pro- Professor C. R. Johnson made a fltmotlng a ke ene r Inte r est in sclen- ting close to the varied program. j tlfic business management that the 1 Many boys soon made the tables •------------~ Commercia l Club was organ ized . vanish and the remainder of the ev~ 1 Prominent business men of the state enlng was spent In dan cing. Punch have been engaged to give lectures was served from a booth Just out- ' to the clu b during the school year, side the main entrance. The com l which will acq uaint the students mitte e members were: W a lt er E. with the commercial problems that Brook , Ray B. West. Ray Becraft, J . are now confronting the state. All 0. White, Elmo Cotrman, George

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