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the 19 17 season for both schools to ed football manager '-'tions and under the miurng<.•ment ot th e tirS t st udent body dan<'e of th e has bN'll Installed in the ('hemistrr I the tune o[ 77 to 0. Howard Christiansen, who was or- :\Ir. J..:lrkham <.•xJ)N'ts to out-do its season a real success. building, will be under the direction th The game was one-sided throughdered to report at ('am1> Lewis. able effons of last season. Al n I The football boys f•·c:;·, e Granite of Profl-~sor J.'. 1,. \\"est, head o[ the th th out, the Blue and White goal nevE'r Ameri('an Lake. the Inst of Inst meeting held Inst :\londay a sta rt High w~re e gues~s of ,e Sl~deut c\epartm<'nl of physks at the College. being In clanger, while on the other week. )lose Stiefel and F lorence was made for this year's work. l body. Tn•y appearec t~-~nJoy l\cn;~ The pquipment includes, nslde from hand the Granite boys W<'re unable Chipman were appointed to vacrn\\"hlle several good voices will not seh•es. \\'e hope \hey t\< · \\'c s HI the various wind ancl moisture to stop the progress o[ ou r fast baC'k cles 011 the Executl\'e committee. A be ba~k, there are mnn~· new students I ::e~·t:)~g!::~ to l/He tem as our measurinl-:' de\'iCt>s Installed upon the th lleld men. For the lnitlnl fray of the new committee on entertainment of of abillt) ea~er to ~oin e club. I Tlw Htudents are to be <·ongratu- I roof of tlH' builcling, a number or year e\'ery man on the A. C'. squad visitors was orgnnlzed with Student Membership 15 ~om1let1tl\•(•. lated upon their splendid attendance recording instrum('nts electrically showed r ea l class both In the back- Body President :\leeks as chalrnrnu _Blackner. lyric tenor of laSl yenr, as it hows an interest in the aclivi-l conne<•ted with the devices above. field and on t h e line. Stiefel at quar- Lowry Xelson was named n member will_ be back nt. sch_ool nt:'xt week. I ties of the school. These runctlons One re<'ordlng instrument keeps a terback !)roved to be t h e star of the or this commiuee, while a third He is now ~~ : ckrng potatof>s. are for lhe students and should be rec~n.l on a revo~vlng. clrum or _ the ~ame In nlfenslve play, while the member Is to be named soon by )Ir. 1,;lven Just as often as the studen t s du1 ,H1ou of th? suns lune. the clirec1 work or :Mohr and Twitchel on the :\leeks. This committee will have In desire them. tlon nnd ,·eloc1ty of the wind, and line would be h nrd to beat in the cha r ge the reception and entertainll The music was fine, but we sug- t~1~ amount a.n<~ rate of the preclplart or defens e. ment of all visiting ath letic and degest to the musicians that the time uuon. A h)giograph records the It was only a Hi gh School team or bating teams. as well as OJ)ern and betw('{>ll dances could reasonnbly be r('lative humidity of the atmosphere, new men that we played and their dramatic companies from other In! cut down fifty percent, to the grent n barograJ)h gives the bnrometrlc def e ns (' wns ext remely weak but stitutlons. pleasure or the dancers. 1iressure, and a thermograph keeps they 1rnt up fight enoug b to make .'.\l l "( ' I I KXT11n;1 .\ S:l l SIIO\\"X Judging from the party Saturday, :l<'Curale reM'.·d of temperature one big fact crystal clear and that soo n for then ou r fighting gridiron I O\ .EB 'I'll !;; " ·O H i..: night this year the Thomas Smnrt c•hanges and gives the 1l!-aximum and met is: we ha\'e real mat rlal , ma- wariors will meet the much talked 01-'FEHl-:H gvmnnslum will be the scene of minimum unpernlure for any one terial capable or doing big things ror of team or the 1◄~1rst Field Artillery --n~anv delightsome hours. 1-.:ver Jet <lnr. I our school this year. With th ese or l"tah and will need eYer y ounce I Every effort ls being made to open good. old Aggie spirit pre\ 'ail-the The lmJ)ortance of these records prospects and the good h earty co- of support In the student bodr to the home economics practice house 1spirit of social democracy. In connection with e:,:peri mental operation between this material, our help win this battle. on October 25th. The house is bedata cannot be over-estimatd. It ls capabl e coaches Jack Watson and The Bnttery team Is composed of Ing painted and papered throughout, turns from this course are manifold; absolutly essentinl, before any sure Joe Jenson and above all the strong all star men from the A. C'.. t· or nnd otherwise being put in first clas1 she learns co-operation In workhll conclusions can be drawn from e:,:support of the student body the Ag- l '. and other schools and It is the condition. The girls to whom this I with others, she de\'elops confident<' perimental mate ri al having to do gles ha, ,e the be st chance to bring gene r al opini on around Salt Lnke course Is open nre enthusiastic over / and ingenuity, promJ)tness Is forced \\'ith plant development, that every home the Rock) :\lountaln confer- that tl1e, can clean up about any- the early opening or the home. upon her, ror meals must be served climatic fa<"tor be definitely known. ence title they hnve hn<I° ln rears. thing In lhe co untn, so let's all be) That the pracuce house idea Is upon scheduled time Besides this 10:xperlments carried on from rear to As a Graduate Mana~er Jack Co- there Saturda, \\lthout e:.:eeJ)t1on to \\Orkable Is eY!denced by the folio\\- and the \\ Ide general kno\\lcdge or year cannot be carr ied on under burn puts it, th e Aggies ha\'e pos- do our bit 111 changing the oprn lo n Ing quotation nppea rrn g In the stu- ho" to mannge a home, she learns to Identical climatic conditions , and It sibilitles. or the said Battery team dent paper or one of the progressive kno" \\h,\l she herself kn0\\S aiHI Is is necessary tliat complete climatic Tt Is rumored that our spirit, that I A fe\\ of the men on the sol dier 's agric ultural colleges of this countr), brought to realize her 0\\ll capacit) records be antllnble in order that good old A.-~· spirit which was sick erleven nre _Fl etc her, Olsen, Scott, descr1bln~ n. practice house course in There is a soc ial li fe present In the p r oper nllowance may be made for and in a critical condition last Sat- I King. C'afl'e:. and Kilpatrick, former oJ)eratlon. house unlike any other obtained In changed weather conditions. While urday on Adams Field, Is now rapidl" of l'. stars; Ju d d, our own captain 1 "No Domestic Sc ience senior stu-1 college life. The students or the the Experiment Station has kept ly recovering nnd will be better by of Inst year. and Clawson, Coburn de nt can afford to miss this cou r se. house say In unison. 'You cannot nf such records in the past, the lnstalne:.:t Satur~ay. And believe me and Penn ington, al l men with e:.:- 1 It is a test and seal on the work of ford to miss it for It ls certainly latlon of the present equipment will Saturday will not be a minute too I perlence. the three previous yea rs. Her re- I (Continued on Page Four) make them much more complete. 1
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Edith Hayball, ~, memb..r of 1h1• The Hegi1tntr'1 olllte 1ern•1 na a Sludcnt Body Exe('utlv~ ('ommlttl"t..' lost and round bu r eau tor the !natl- of laat )ear, reglstned ror 1hl11 tutlon. All etudf'nll who flntl arlldf'a 11chool year last :\fonday, oa the ca1npu1 ehould h:iavtJothem at this office and all who have loat nuyHnlph A Smith, tor tho past re.w thing 1bould ln11utre there )"ears a II 1tlent of hla lnsllrntlon , left the fore part of t1ls "N'k for ~amuel )torgan, a rf'preaent • \8 C'am11 l.@\\ls , Amerkan l.nke, Wash-
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Lola Spencer la back at Football l)r01pect1 are etlll bright
THATCHER CLOTHES THIS SEASON YOU'LL LIKE THATCHER CLOTHES
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eglall' deb .Jg and tbla ye11r a The Pniwlg l'lnb heM 11:s rst n<'mber or the Rtudt<ut Body ExE"<'u- • mu, meeting :\lon(la)· f',·enlug at ,.f' ( omm.ttef', 1ll1contlnu1•,I 1<·hool the home of tht• dirt"ctor o( th e alt wef'k to accept a J)Osl!lon • dub. lllas I untaman, "\\ho a rtnw<l.rtl 1 ved thti part or chnperOllt' in a ;~n:~~a~t:!d1!;b~lrh County HIJ'h lllt>rry making llCI 8l:11(6d ut the Bluf'l.1lrd."
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Reghstratlon la atP:ullly mounting 1..;very day set>S many nt•w nnmca added to the enrolhnf'llt. Germnny la: now among the forp\gn countries repreRented at 1he (.'ollege-. If enroll-
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Candies. Jee Cream, I ces, Cut Flowers and Lun ches
men ot Logan are to u1>on the support
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The so r orities have J)ut In a stren• uous week or rushing. \\'Ith tanyon J)artles, slumber parties, dinner J)nr• ties, dancing J)artles, and J)nrties comprising all of the above In one, the 11retty co-ed has been kept very busr the pnst rew days. Meanwhile
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the Aggielast football team In game Saturday, A lh·e delegation from town attended despite the tact that Saturday arter-1 noon Is a busy one for the towns• peo1>le. It Is regretable that the game was late In starting because many had to leave before the game was over.
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writes from the .. 8ultlcle Brlgadt•," I l l'-TO•H .\TI· : i-.1Tl ,E~ ( ' \I.I , .\T at American Lake, \Ynshington, beg• , glng to have Student Life sent to him 1 I j and have all his friends, ladles anti gentlemen greeted appro1>rlatly . Jack 11 In company with Bugh Jny Harvey, \Bl- H~_\('1 1'' er:,; '\IJ nt \"~ S II OES song leader elect. and five hundre<l other l"tah boys who heeilecl tht• re• FOH \\"()'IE\" J..OG.\~ :,; quest to join the ...Army nf Liberty" nrrhed at Camp L('wis Septemb(!r ,~ 22nd. 1
We carry an extens ive line of Ladies' Footwear
Mose Lewis Department Store 1l
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ISN'T IT WORTH WHILE TO SPEXO LESS THAN YOl EAHN TO-D.\Y BANK \\'HAT yOl' SAYE AT Ol.R SAVINGS Df.;P.ART:\IENT, AND h.\OW YOl' HA\'E :\IOXEY H.J<:AOY TO MEET ANY l"NEXPECTED THOI.BLE OR OPPOHTl'XITY?
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Characteristic or ro!l(lgl' ,,xhlblts, thl• dhiplars at the State F'alr were In rE>adlne~s for the nrst visitors last Saturday. The college exhibits ure ,·f'ry rorrerul this year, rf>ntnlnp-
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A communication from Second I.lf'uten&.nt Bryant Bullen, a grartu te or the nah Agricultural t'ollt>g ~ In 1914, now locatd at ,\merlran I. ke, Wa!;h!ngton, states 1hnt Bill Goodspeed. an alumnus of the lnstllutlon. football hero or rormE>r 1la)'s, and later a mf'mber or the faculty, has just ar ri ved at Camp 1.,,wls with a group of draft('(! men from southern
C'alifornla.
Thf' C'afeterla 18 booming. Manager Cooley baa made his slogan 'Bt-tter Me als at Lower Prkes," a real one. \\'hen students tompare JJr1rea nd too,! valuPa \\ th nu•nu
LOGAN, l'TAH The Bank That Barks the Farmer. Member J,'ed<•ral H('- l'r\"f'- Systf'm
Logan Arms and Sporting Goods Company
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ATHLETIC ANO SPORTING GOODS Sntlth, Parker, Ht'lllin~lOll Wine lt' lt'r Shot Gun Wiuchf'- ter. RPm• l11gto11 .ind Marlin Rltlr.a. and AmnJunlllon. Expf•rt Gun RE>palrlng Hunting Bools anti Sh,,f's, Canvas Clo1hlng, },'h1hln~ Tarkle. Blryc)e, and Motorcyclt . Eas111 an Koflak- and SuppllE,
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or tommerclal rareterlaa, the great \\'Ing t•ff'er-tf'd by the college Inst!tullon Is at onrf> apparent. But then the ('ommerclal tafeterla Is run for lhe- bf'ne-fll of the owr.n; thf'- roI
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lege Careterhi for the benefit or th >tudeuta . ,\s !he tudent patrooa~f lncreru.et1, 10 will the carertf'rla he able to lntrease the value glvf'D f r earh nlckle 1pent
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l"atlon or the generally accepted unwritten rules u nd er which inter-colleglale contests in th e Rocky :Mountaln Region had been held up to this time. The Col~do School o[ )lines joined the C'onrerence Ko\'embe~ 4:,
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The l"niversity of Ctah was )larch 26, 1910: Denver th 7 l'nlH'rsi_tr :Mar , l!llO; e l'tah College
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rules except the half-year PH .H ''fl ('g 11ocs1 ,: 'l'O O l'EX SOOX rule (Rule 2. Division 1) Repre- 1 (C'".lntinucd Crom page one) sentatives from the Mines and D. V. had bCl'll admitted to the Conference worth while'."
al the holiday meetings of 1911'l'he name of the Conference was changed to its present title, The
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Mountain li'aculty Athletic Conference, on May 7, 1 910. Accordingly the Conference now embrnces the following members: l'nl\·erslty or Colol'ado, Colorado College, ('olorado Agricultural College, C'olorado School of Mines. Den,·er l'nh·ersltY, t·tah l'nh·ersity, l·tah AgrlC"ultural C'ollege, and l\Iontana State C'ollege. The l"niversities of ed\\"yom lng and ~ew .:\lexiC"O are aflillatecl as stated abo,·e.
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Ill u: \" lie must have made
It Is ltnJlOrlnnt to rt•mc-lllhf'r, too th;ll Ir you cannot JlllY <'ash ror a new Ot• Lava l nrnc h lne, yo u ca n bu,· ont• on such llbernl tc-r ms t hat it wlll pay for 1tsetr whlle you an• uslnl,:" lt. \\ ' h> 1101 .-.t'<' th(• ncnrt •,-.1 Dl' l.untl u i.::t•nl nl o nrc-'! If i·ou do 1101 kno\\ him, \\l'ht • lo tht • ll ('Hr(",( of-
THE JOURNAL Th e Paper of Toda y
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Hl' LJ•; 1 He must have completed ~:gb~ :;l~t:~uc~e/~ts~;~f:Cb: 10s~ :~:: :~n~ flrte<'n units or 1ire1>nratorr credit those or several other Aggies with n~ acC'epled by the North Central him. Atlsodntlon or College and Secondar) Sdtonls. F O H FIHS 'I' (' 1,.\ S S snog Hl 1.1-~ 11. lie must have been In IH :P .\lHl'\"(i SEE n• 1ldence for at least one-half of a college rt•ar n.rLE 111. lie must ha Ye been regW e-. l ('c• nt c·r Sll' l'<'I J, 01,:nn lsterf'd In Jleri;on and regularly at work within two weeks of the be~lnulng or the semes~er In which he
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The Senior class entertained at a most informal party Inst Friday e,·enlng. Old Dobin and Nellie were hitched to the hnyrack and the class jogged along hilariously to the canyon. Af1er finding a beautiful nook close by the rl\'er a crackling bonfire was built. where roasting corn asd hot dogs served as part ot t h e evening's entertainme n t as well as refreshments.
A student to be eligible to partlcipa!<' In any Intercollegiate conl('St must meet the (ollowing conditlons:
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this course the clepa r tment is better able to estimate the girl's ability to apply her knowledge ln a. practical
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Special Attention Given to The Scientific Fitting of Glasses
Office: Geo. W. Thatcher
sessions as guests from the begin- of ·~::i:1::r;~pi~l~)rrov,:~: t~,:i:aob~: ning, while a representatl\·e (rom l'. courses in the school. It Is giving of l". was present at the holiday not only valuable experience to the meeting of 1909 and one from t· . A. young women who are electing the
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The Conference has an ters a C"onference institution after a undc_rstandlng with _th ~ rnh:ersitie~ ! year has elapsed since he took part of \\ yomtng a nd Ae,, Mexico b) in intercollegiate s1>orts in another 1 whiC"h those Institutions may sched- Institution, his case shall be t r eated 1ule games with the institutions of according to Huie v. the ('onferenC"e, complying with all _ -+- __
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Rl'LE \' I I. He i~ust, if he enters I one Conference Institution directly from another institution in which I he participated In athletics, not par• ticipate until he shall have been in
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and started work In another institution or at least collegiate in the interim. A student's work during a 1,ummer session shall not be t.·onsidered in either his reside-nee or scholastic requirements.) H.l"LF: \'I. lie shall not partici-
pate more than four years In the ag&rehati• and partlC'IJ)atlon in any J)art d rules au a con• of nn interC'olleglnte athletlC' contest 1 a set of eligibility slltulion were formally aaor,let:. shall be considered as participating The first rules were chiefly a coclifi- for thnt year.
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This Conference was organized January 30, l!'I0!l, u nd er th e name of tlw C'olorado J,'acultr A th letic Conft'rence and wil h th e follow in~ membership: l"n\verslty of Colorado, ('olorado C"ollcge a nd th e Colorado \i;rtcultural College. On th is elate
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lo( what Is considered Cull work inl r"./ excluding ph ysical training and military dr ill, in the 1semester or his residence pr eceding the one In which he participates. (Grades made uJl or completed arter the close of the semester as scheduled In the \'arious catalogues shall not 1 count. Ills absenC'e If ror at least a rear shall not count against bis eligibility, provided he was not reg-
CO Xl •'E H.E XC'E his Institution,
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