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that was rustically fenced oft in chorus ot thirty members has much southeast corner ot the room . UOSES ANO FAffiIES HELD UP BY ot tts part learned and the Glee MUST PLAY A STRONG QUINT I Across the north wall In big let• SXOW STOJti\£ Club, which wlll do the special male IN BENNION'$ BOBCATS i ters made of grasses was spelled ___ chorus work, began learning Its part 1AG. C L U B. I Such a clicking of telephone re- Wednesday. It all went well with Coach Joe In a spirited debate held In the j It you llve on Fourth North or I celvera, such a mad rush trom ColThis promises to be the beat mu- Jenson and his squad ot basket ba!l College chapel last Friday night the ..Main street you no doubt heard the ! lege Hill to the telegraph oftice, such sical treat that has come to Logan In tossers, as we go to press, they are three man team representing the jolly songs of the crowd thRt fill~rl a flood of hurry-up calls for long years. With the cooperation of the battling with one of . the strongest A. c. met defeat at the hands of the the special car that took part of the I distance bad not been seen In Logan band 8nd orchestra, and under the teams in the northwest at Bozeman, representatives of the Brigham one hundred fifty farmer bOYfl nud since Troop H was ordered to the direction of a genius Hke Professor Montana. Jenson and his men left Young University, the judges of the girls home about twelve o'clock. border. It was plain that something Johnson, the effort la bo und to prove 'Wednesday afternoon, uncertain as contest giving the visitors two It was SOME TIME. was wrong in the Military Depart- a splendid success. to whether they wou ld be ablfl to votes and the home team one. An -- -+-ment, manifested by the sight of In looking over the cast, one sees reach Bozeman or not, on account of enthusiastic audience packed the Captain Santscbi distributing band that Professor Johnson has succeed- the heavy snow. chapel and followed the arguments I bills on Main street. The Milltary ed in assembling some rare ta lent. When the Aggie boys brave the of the debaters with keen Interest. ,p Ball had been postponed; no ros es It Is doubtful tr in any other school Bobcats In their own lair, they are The decision of the judges, though 1 0 or girls could be brought Into Cache In the state a combination so efflcl- undertaking no easy task. Cooch It could not but prove unpopular Valley, on account of the snowdrifts ent In every way could be found. It Fred Benni on and his so.uad have with the majority of those present.. The first series of the debates to on all sides. speaks w~l1, Indeed, for our present just returned from a trip through was well received and the visiting determine the winners of the ThomHasty cancellation of Jong-stand- music department. Washington and Idaho where they team was credited with 8 fair, though as medals will be held today and to- tng "dates" were In order, but many - ·--played eight games with the stronghotly contested victory. morrow In 280 at 3 o'clock each "importation fairies" had left I eat teams In those two states without Judge J. D. Ca!!, of Brigham Cltv day. Today the Freshmen meet the for the College town before notlfi- / a defeat. Their unbroken line ot acted 88 chairman of the .debat~ Sophomores and tomorrow the clash cation of the postponement of the I fY victories proves them to be a fast the judges being the Hon. J. Alber~ will rest between the Juniors and soldiers' promenade could reach V 0UfSe n e combination. They rolled up large Howell, Ogden; Pr of. D. A. Chris- the Seniors. them and before nightfall anxious / ___ scores In practically every game, tensen, Snlt Lake City; and SuperThe winning teams of these two college lads could be seen besetglng Last Tuesday the short course In maklrig a total of !96 points to 127 lntendent Skidmore of the Granite debates wtll be the official contest-I the stations. Many visitors arrived, sugar beet growing came to an end. obtained by their opponents. High School. ants in the final debate to decide the only to be disappointed at learning , Half a dozen men, representatives The Bobcat team ts built around Messrs. Heber Meeks, Kenn eth Interclass championship and the th at the ball, to attend which they /1 of the Utah-Idaho Sugar Company, three old stars, Rice at center; Tay~ Cannon, and Moses F. Cowley upheld Thomas medal men for the year. j had traveled so far , would not be left the College full of enthusiasm !or at forward, and Ross at guard . the affirmative side of the question: The arguments In the pr eliminary held until the evening of Monday, over the Instruction they had re- With these three men as his nucleus, 1 "Resolved that the United States meets will bear on the subject, Re- February 26. Fortunatel y many who : iealve d. That Instruction was a Bennion, whose ablilty as a basket Should Adopt Universal Compulsory solved that by appropriate legislation had Intended to attend were not!- : composite of all the College could ball coach no one doubts, baa built Military Training ," Messrs. Hilton, the United States should put Into op- fled before they left their homes tor l furnish In the beet culture line . Dr. up a team which premises to make Kelley, and Jensen formed the team eratlon a minimum wage scale. The Logan. Harris discussed soil problems with a strong bid for the championship upholding the negative side of the Freshmen are represented by ward Those In charge of the Military th e men; Dr. Hill and Dr. Titus, of the Northwest. proposition for the B . Y . u. Stevens and Sargeant; the Sopho- Ball re~ret very much that tt was treated different phases of sugar Fans at the Montana State Col In the order named, the contend- mores by Waldo Parry and Russell necessary to alter the arrangements, beet diseases; Professor Israelson lege do not underestimate the era tor the affirmative argued tor Croft; the Juniors by Lyle Judd and thus causing Inconvenien ce to 80 gave Instruction in irrigation . Ray strength of the Aggie team and they the need of compulaory military Don C. Merrill , the Seniors by As- many friends of the College, but B. West had charge of the class expect the beat games of their hoop training on the ground that war Is ael Palmer and Jack Wright. weather condJtions made such he treated the measurement season when Jenson's men clash 8 once; probable, that the present plan of The contests tor the Thomas de- change In the program absolutely of water. with the Bobcats . The Weekly Exobtaining defenders for the country I bating medals have always been keen necessary. The Uta h-Idaho Sugar 9ompany, ponent says, "Coach Bennion rela entirely Inefficient, that the plan ! and interesting. Last year the Jun---+-In an effort to further the beet garda the Utah Aggie games as the they propose will remedy this un- 1lors, represented by Ivor Sharp and growing industry in the state, pa!d bpulgt ffoeratthuraens eox,trt•h••fsfoea,tsotno hanadvewthllel satisfactory condition, and that uni- , o. w. Jaivls, captured the coveted the expenses of seven representaversal military training wlll conduce I prize, while this year each class 18 / tlves who remained here six weeks. team primed for the events." to a fulle r and better citizenship. . placing a strong bid for the honors. The Amalgamated Sugar Company Coach Jenson expects his men to Mr. H il ton maintained that com- ! Ciass rooters, faculty members and had hoped to cooperate In this work, return in flt fettle for their clash pulsion Is cont r ary to the spirit of I every one Interested In debating Coach Watson has been negotlatbut did not get its representatives with the B. Y. C. next week. (Continued on Page Four) work should be pr esen t. Ing tor some time with the L. D. s. In. It Is hoped that the course OBTA IN 2 TO l A.I~. !~~~t~si~HGT~ U. OP U. ALSO

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TA.KE GAME FROM u. 34 -17-GO The way the Ag. Club boys and March 3. What Is handball? How la It playDOWN TO DEFEAT L'V P R O\'O the Home Economics maidens "hit ___ _ Swimmers of the Coltege are en- ed? How many know? Handball may 22 TO 43 the lumb er with their leathers" on The College library has just been thusiastlc over the prospects of com- be defin ed as the art of swatting a Monday night In the ladl es gym was enriched by the addition of two sets r petlng with a team r epresenting an- ball agalnS t a wall to make tt fall On the recent trip south into the without doubt the best exhibition of / of exce llent books, presented by the other school. For several yea r s no where one's oppo nent can't reach It. enemy's territory the basketball real fun staged at the A. C. this year. Trustees or the Lake Forest Unlver - out of town swimming team has InThe game is s lmllar to tennis In team divided honors , winning the The wind and snow tore around slty and by Yale University. Th e vaded Logan and the sport has at- resp ect to serving and receiving but first game from the U. of U. by the outside, but they had non e the best "Bross Library" consists uf nine vol- tracted little attention at the Smart unlike It as to equipment. The wall I decisive score of 34 to 17, and losof the fun seekers Inside, who, too, II um es on religion . ThrP.e or thes e Gymnasium. This fact does not repla ces th e net and the bar e hanJ, ing the game the following night to cast formality aside and "tripped a volumes have already been r eceived mean that there are no good swim- sometimes padd ed, the racket In a the B Y U. by an equally decisive light fantastic" with the unrestraln- j and a lett er to the librarian says mers at the College. Purcell, Jon es ha rd fought game a keener satlsfac- score 43 to 22 ed Joy of youth. 1 that others will be sent in a short Dalqulst, Drinen, Cannon, and Ged~ tlon Is felt In making a S\\!ft drive l However, as our two remaining The farmers wore their dress suits time. Those already received are: des are six men who make a com- wi th th e ha nd or fist at a small hard / games to be played for the State Colof blue denim and brown duck. The The Mythical Intrpr etatlon of the blnatlon difficult to equal. Pur cell ball th an in swinging a webbed pad- ' leglate championship will both be broad expanse of white? that cover- Gospels, by Dr. T. J . Thorburn ; can care for the distance swims die at a fuzzy sphere. It appeals to staged In the Smart gymnasium, we ed their manly bosoms was every- Faith Justified by Progress, by Pro- Dalqulst ts a real champion in th~ : th e primitive man. can hope for another victory over thing but the purity emb lem and In- ressor H. w. Wright , and The Will short events, having taken the state LaSt year the devotees of this the U. of U. and probably tor our etead of the swallow tall rlylng in to Freedom, by Dr. J . Neville. champions hip a few yea r s ago, I sport organized a club and lined up I first over the B. Y. u. the breeze the red bandanna waved Th e set of books received from Jones Is an expert diver, while the :1 n tournament In which some exclttn.; I In the event of our winning both triumphantly . Yale Is the Sillman Foundation Lib- ' other three are fast men. E,ames were played. Again this yearn games and the B. Y. U. winning its The girls-well they wore bun- rary, cons isting of ten volu mes on i A good contest will be assured as tournament Is on which promls(>s tc.,i next game with the U., the A. c. and ~·alow aprons, bib ap rons, sack ap - sclentlrlc subjects. Electricity and the Deseret Gym always boasts' 8 be more exciting and harder fought, the B. Y. U. would be tied and a rans, coverall aprons-the girls' and Matter, Thompson; The Int eg rativ e II team of good swimmers as all of th e nine members nre · third game would be necessitated to Ebb's coveralls were no relationAction of the Nervous System, Sher-~ "sharks." Almost every afternooon 1decide the championship. As this ,tress aprons, moaning cost um es, rlngton; Radioa ctive Transformsfrom four to fl\'e-tblrty two of these I third game would be played on a breakfast sets, nad Innumerable oth- lion, Rutherford; Experimental and j sharks may be seen lashing their I neutral floor, It Is probable that the I f'r kinds of aprons t hat displayed Theoretical Application of Therm o- ! padded fins at a small black sph"re Deseret gym In Salt Lake would be their maidenly charms mo st admlr- dynamics to Chemistry, Nernst; i j cu:rtlng Into nooks and cornero to the scene of action. That would be a ably. The erreminate dress of socl- Problems of Eugenics, Bateson; The- , ~scape th e merciless flails . factor In our favor as the Deseret Is ety freaks had no place among orles of Solutions, Arrhenius; IrrltaThe Music Department this year The winner will receive a m~ch\1 about the same size as our basketball th em. ability. Verworn; and Stellar Mo-, Is wide awake to Its possibilities and to be awa rd ed by th e members or the floor and much larger than that of They walked, fox trotted, loa ped. tlons. Campbell, make up this splen-lthe needs and likings of the students club. the B. Y. U. It la a lso probable that galloped, Paul Jonesed, Virginia did library. and public. The opera Iolanthe I The members hope and expect tl1at the winners of the State champion18 Reeled, Texas Tommled, Grizzly The College appreciates greatly now well under way. P'roressor J~hn- :;:ntually handball will be recn~ ship will go to Chicago to take part Seared, but no one cared for the these gifts which make a valuable son bas chosen the following cast. ed as a minor sport and awarrla In the basketball tournament: for the dove or peace--the Pigeon. They addition to the already excellent 11-1 Benson Parkinson, A. E . Bla~k- made by th e student body. world's championship. The u. went ate popcorn while they danced and brary. \ ner, Arno Kirkham, Del Egbert Ir you have energy to spare, drop last year and succeeded In taking · (Continued on Page 4) I (Continued on Page Four)

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J l·ST .\ POSS I Ill l, IT Y When we contemplate the activity In our Music Department and note the Improvement that has taken place as the result o( a certain change Where Qnn li tv l~uil'~ there, we cannot but wonder If a slight shake Up In one er two of the oth12D N. Main - - Phone 467 er departments would not conduce to like better conditions. There ls grave Who l~a le m a l Reta il danger of our becoming accustomed to condlllons as they e:-..lst. and [ailing to realize the possibilities for betterment. But our true growth will depend to a great extent u1,011 the skill with which we are able· to weecl out the unsatisfactory units ln our teaching force and substitute more ef-1 T Ii i.: R IG l-l1' GOODS ..\1.' T H ~; flcient instructors. We ha, e been Impressed with the fact that there is al- I H IG ll 'J' PB IC'IJ:~ most universal complaint among the studenlS or some departments of the 1 l College. We believe that wholesale dissnllsfactlon on the part of students with the work of any lm,tructor Is fair evidence of incompetency, ! that ability to please thmoe attending the C'ollege should be one requlre-1 ment of a tea~her. Ir the dissatisfaction evidenced by students, when uni- ~ Arimo Block versal, were given some consideration, it nugll.t result In as great improve-

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.\\'O'l'HEH P.-\H.AUl~J•: animals except cats. One morning: a small brindle cur ran him Into ,., Once upon n time not so long ago, 1 barbed wire fence. Sometime later Althere was a lad named Algernon Per-' gC'rnon wus exlled (or 3 ·,\·eek for Europea n fa r me r s u se 600 elm!, called Algernon Percy ro1· alt~mpting to 1>et a chnt·nitng blac.-K pcunds to the acre of a fertilize_ short. Algernon was n remarkable tuHI white kitten with a remark.•t>ly containing 4½ per cent of available lad, he took to grammar like a aol- bushy tall. The climax 1•:in:e when Nitrogen. dl<'r to khaki, but shuon('d Jllay for ,\li,:;t'rnon tried to J)ut a lively 1-1 American farmers, on the aver• fear or soiling his hands 011cl .\1s:lr- ~e:tr old young10ter rrom ;tv, .-la!.• age, use 200 pounds to t he acre of ranging his hair. He wns the s;nmr, roc:•m for tros!-1 dlsob<'•J1('ntP 1.1sr,•atl a fertilizer containing 2 per ._cent of In high school, where he "as dubbed I ho fou•1 l himself :lion,' rn •he !J., 11 mostly u navaila ble Nitrog~ Alger-Nonpareil. At colle~e Ah;er- fMlng a locke~I door .. \;~~rno,1 rn• Average Europe a n yields of non devoted himself to Englbh n·ul signed and Is now J,n<'k 11omc icaeh- W hea t, Oat s , Po ta toes, and Cott on other modern tongues, slighting mp,;- Ing In a clvlllzed grade school. in E gy pt ar e double Am eri can 1 sy chem, and smelly zoo. Fatiguing Morn!: Strike a l11q>pvmc\litnn yi elds. ' athlt'tlcs he wholly shunned I "Nine hundred degrees in the T he differ enc e is du e to amount 1 1 A~;:;1~ 0~ :e~e;::;;~dto h~:ct~:•:~t shadt'," said the class fool as he held of available N itrog en applied per tlv{> position as professor of molil'ru a parnsol over tho sheepskins. Pel- acr e. W rit• f or M:,, Fr •• Boolt. languages. A copious flow of his lean. ••wh o t Ni tro te Ho•Oon." moth(>r tongue s1>iced with <'nt<'hY foreign ))hrases secured him a 'chair' Did ))OOr Bill manage to fall •o j -- •• ,o·, Cb,·1.... • sN .,:_.. P,oE .. In a western high school. sleep? ..,-...... Algernon teared or dlslikt•(\ :.II J Yes, from the firth story.

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The A. C. Faculty ,vomen's Lengue will entertain all the members of the Faculty and their escorts In the "'omen 's Gymnasium on Satur-1 dny evening, March 3, at 8 o'clock. • --Thorn the taxidermist, has been given a variety or names significant of his work, but the latest Is Silphldae-a carrion beetle. Morgan

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At the recent game In Provo between the U. and B. Y. U. the r. rooters arriving somewhat late we r e refused entrance into the gymnaslum. According to re1>orts, It began to look serious until the Y. authorIlles changed their mind and let the crowd In, accommodatingly making room for them aboni on the rnfters. This, toe;ether with losing the game,

1Pet him as he was lea vlng the room has J)eeved the L1. considerably. Try where be does his taxidermy and and get along boys. said , "'Hello, Sllphldae.'' .;Hello Pso~ cidae,." (Psocldae is a wise-looking Th e Senior boys at the U. or Idaho book lous e) repllecl Thorne. are wearing canes this spring. The class last year made $350 In 1>ubllshGl,Efl C l.,L'U \\'11,1 ~ Gl\ ·F. Ing the Annual, part of which was C'ON('EH1' I:\' H\ ~Rl-~I given to the Editor and Business Manager, the rest going Into a loan ~ext Wednesday night the A. C. fund. Glee Club will gh•e a special concert in Hyrum. Arrangements are now '•\\'hat little boy In the class comJ)lete for the people of Hyrum to can mention a memorable dnte In hear the famous aggregation that so history. successfully Invaded the southern .. Anthony and Cleopatra" wns the part of our state. ' answer.Tiger.

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A Jetter from the Brigham Young lege with app roxi mately one-ha l f the University anno un ced that the an- students of the U. has had mo r e nual Junior Prom would be held I support for building, yet It does 1.'h e H ose that 111, ,nrinbly go last evening In the Ladles' Qymnaslnot have too much. It Is rather cur1 um. Ions to find that In spite or the largw ith th e Dr ess S u.it. A nd by the er attendance of students at t h e Uniway , w e h in ·e thi t t Dr ess Suit for The quart~t co mJ)osed or Profess-. verslty and the vast field that It cov-1 th e M ilitnry &11. o r C. R. J ohnson, A. E. Blackner,'- era, the state of Utah has spent $100, Arno Kirkham and Benson Parkin- ' 000 less for buildings on University f $:J0 .00 A ND UP son left th is morning to sing at the bill than It has on College hill at LoRoundup in Spanish Fork. gan." co~n: IN TO-D~ \Y

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difference of seventeen points in the sco r ing. The two Dicks, Kapp le and Romney, respective captains of their teams, play.ed the most spectacu lar games and both ·showed up to good

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0 Is not easy to say who the ferT: 0e;~h8;~ 0 :;:fg~:: ;::: Totals ................ ~ ~ -.; 35 1t~ t:f~ stars were, but Kapple and Mc- 1 B. Y. U. The first ls that It was the WELLSVILLE (18) Mullen se:ted to be causing the second game In two nights and th<? F.G F.T. F T .P. st 8 mo trou · fellows were really too tired from Jones If •······· ··········· 1 6 4 6 "The papers had to say that Rom- their exertions of the night before Maughan rf ............ 1 0 0 2 ney played a star game, but I failed to put up their best brand of ball. Williams c ........... 4 5 2 10 1 to see it that way. He could not The second Is the fact that the B. 1Allen rg .................. 0 0 0 0 . keep track of McMullen and he Y. U.'s basketball floor Is 80 small. Jones lg .................. 0 0 0 0 missed so many foul trys that be There Is such a difference in the size · Kerr c .................... 0 0 0 0

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comes quite a factor In the playing Totals . 6 11 6 18 of the visiting team. In the game Referee--Teetzel. llurgain Always To ll e Had At our boys started out with a rush LOGAN SECOND HAND STORE and made six points before the y Pale--The country humane soIn Furniture and Stoves for Light Housekeeping fellows realized they we r e In a ciety must be terrib ly overworked I 26-30 W. First No - - P hone 106 game. They soon headed us, however, lately. and kept the lend for the r est ot the Extra Pal e--How 's that? 1_ L:::: N:: ·11 :s: P::·: A::nd:e:rs:o:n::, ::P:::r:op:·:::: ! contest. The showing of our fellows Pale-There are so many blind : Y, U. In this game was not cha r acterized pigs a r ound. ----------1

;lfd::~;n:::~ut::~n!:g f:r:\:! !~1 military instruction necessary for sate-guarding the United States. Mr. Kelley protested against the Idea that there Is any rea l danger from invasion and Mr. Jensen contended that universal military training wou ld conduce to the de-

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Wll ,L IAM CURH.EL J, (The Rexall Transfer Man) Calls Answered Promptly. Phone 1 and 2-"The Rexall Store." ?hone 456 W, Residence PRlCF:S REASONABLE Logan Utah

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Parentage.'' We are sure that If they only sensed their wants It would be l the most heavily attended course offered In the school.

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::t:::a:~:e~t Ab:~~g eg;::;:d a::s ~: j FOR FIRST CLASS SHOE REsmall share of the rooting was for us. PAIRING. WE ALWAYS GIVE J Our team was subjected to the SERVICE AND SATISFACTION. usua l treatment the B. Y. U. accords visiting athletic teams. No conven- 1, 30 W EST CESTE R STREET fences of any kind were offered the We Call r~or and Deliver fellows and if they did succeed getting out of Provo alive it was In

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The reb utta l speeches of Messrs. Hilton and Cow ley, plainly the main - ment the week before, on ly they sufstays of the two teams, were strong fered a loss of money and jewels

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were much superior. This was especlally noti cea ble In the passing and speed. There were very few mo1 ments during the game when the u. I boys we r e doin g more than to try to 0 :::: ~ t~;:~~t~:

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Totals .................. 6 17 10 22 Referee--Holslngton. 1 , FRESHIES TRlM W ELLSVILLE Our Freshman aggregation went over to Wellsville last Saturda night d Y 1 11 1 :: th: ~o:ge en~ a:t! !~mt: ;atlsec:r:~ The Infants put up a good brand of

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A former Aggie, this winter a stu-

dent of the University , writes to :~;;~:!rtsbudse!~:r!h~~:;at:n~a!:et~~ Student Life, telllng bow he saw the A. c. wins the State championship J.nun dc r ers , Dry Cl ea n er s, 1Jycn1 u. _ A. c. game: they will do all they can to help and Repairers. " Th e papers were probably ri ght send our team back . So when the "Yo u Conunnn d-\V e Serve" in assigning Utah's poor showing to comes up here to play us let's the absence of Van Pelt. His fail- show them that we are deserving of -----------ure to show up was a surprise to i their trlendshlp. bis team mates and naturally took I In the game with the u. played In the fight out of them. Still It took- the Deeeret gym our boys sprang ed to me as though there was more somewhat of a surpri se when they I to It than just a case of being off , emerged victors by such a large form. score. The u. offered as an alibi the "The U. men were outclassed in l unexpected absence of Van Pelt, every way, both as Individuals and 1 their star center, from the lineup. as a machine. In team work speed However, we believe that even if

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than size, weight, individuality , Cit • breeding nnd the hlghe"lt cotnndarJ :i·r. Casto says that both teams r:oad~~t:;::r~s~ .lr~itl~ na()~~s l~hd~~ put forth strong arguments, the srmI rectly In nil of the progressive pat by of the audience seeming to be etl'orl~ of the HolstelL -Frleslan f Assoc iation, and also in Its flnan- with the negative team from the presCollege. 1 dnl soundness and ml~hty •l~e. He benefits from lls annual The team was well received and prize offerings of $22,500 and Its has nothing but praise for their yea rly educational :)l)bllt-1ty cam- I opponents. I polgn costing $25,o0o. l'l;o o~clal 1 r3~~rc~\~[n~~~s:1;:~~=dco~~g~~:1~ H ANDIUU, CLUR OFFERS : rive and relatively hl~h market MEDAL ♦ \·a\ ue s. Since 1908 the ;tl-'ernF:o :~1~~ 5~r ~~1~1;!~~ has !n(Continued from Page One) : Senrl rnr r,nEE Illu st rntpd De!l• ln and root, but note the one rule 1 rrl111h·<' Br,nklets. Thr Hnl--1t•in- for spectators, "Rooting must be for I Fl'i1•,l•111 .\..;«rH'ittllo11 of .-\nwrh•11. th e lm1lng man only ." : F' I.. Hou ghton. Se(''y. tr you can't or won't root, dro9 1 1 In and look on, top floor of G:,-m. "'" - "QO ---Hl"'Atlrlhnr .-.. '' f

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