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Student Life, December 6th, 1917, Vol. 65, No. 13

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The try-outs ro~e (' .. liege play arc being held this wePk and by the nr~t or ne:xt wt pk the "tast'' will be well on Its way toward footll~ht rame. Oscar \\'ildc's eome<ly that \\ as up ror eonslderntlon ror pro• durtlon this year will not be gh'l'.'n, Henry Ar t hur Jones' dt'vcr nnd amusing comedy "Till' Reformers" Is the play llnally chosen for produc • tion. There will be i.ome lnteresti:ig competition among the young women aspirants ror llramatlc hcrnors ror the stellar role of "Dolly," and while the January t.raicing cam1> will in nil probability tllke such bperleuce<l and talenled 1rnrnteuri; as !\Iathlson, Poulter and N'cbeker away, !\11ss Huntsman Is hopeful ,,r tlndlng: somc g?od material an:ong U;e new rcerults. Gardner and "'right of "Daody Dick" rnrn<.> nre In the running anti Allred. who did such exeellcnt work as "Bro<·kelhurst." In "The Admirable l'rld,tou" Is with us ngaln. Miss lluntsmnn i;ay11 there Is some excellent "rlrnractr" talent at large In th(' schoo l and In order to use It \\ ll\ ,·ery Jlk(•ly IJl"l'facc the piny prt'J)Cr with a "curtain-raiser"-o;:e or Stanley Iloughton's admirable little one-net plays will be chosen for this purJ)OSe

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Watson's WildcatsEnd MostSuccessful SeasonOf U. A.C. Football

Adapting itself Instantly to the :1.l'eds of the hour, the ('ol\C'g'C has O!'Pll!izcd se\'crnl SJ)('clal {'OUrSf'S designed primarily to trulu thc young men subject to tho second drart fol' the n,ost efficient servlc(\ arcortllng to an announeement just miuk by PrC'.;;ident 1-:. G. Peterson. Thcsc courses aim to give thc youn~ man who expects to bc railed out to arth·e service next Februar~· ns much practical Information ni. cau bl' crowded into a short couriw. \York in te1egra1my, under a praC'tiral telegrapher, has b<•en arran~t,I Speci:tl work in gas motors for those , ·ho ch.•::ire to enter the truck cllvi~1011 of the quartermastcrs' ser\'lre will increase the drnnces of tlw young soldier has of getting his chosen work. Those who dl.'sire to get Into the aYintlon dhlslon wl\l be gl\"ell an opportunity to stud) th<' different types of aeroplane engines and the underlying prlncl11Jcs of aeronautics. Practical and theoretical work In military sclenre and tactlts will be ol'l:"ered. Lecture courses In camJl sanitation, military history, 11ersonal hygiene, first Hid to the lujure1!, diplomacy, international law, and theory of battle, will 1ou1>1>leme:1t work in sketching, topogra11hy, ron,;tructio!l to scale of intrenchments, lir>ld work and obstaclN, target prac-tlre, and work with the s:rntl table. A short cour~e In l\lllitary French will be open In which the comilu; :~~~~:-r 1;:il:s b~ 1

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to Include yuu in our l!llS schedule. \\'t• l'On~ratulate you upon your suce• ili lhb1 Sl'!l'i;On." The .\ggies re,1..;ret that faet also, but it looked r tlwr questionnblc about the meulty ruling against :rnC'h a gam<" hen tl:(' pro<'eeds. were to go to II t1ultabl~ war cause, and it was rumon:d only a few days pre\'ious to TIHl:tk!!J.:lvlni:;: that the faculty had

Hansen "·ould get away ror Jong, SIH'ttac-uiar runs. On the defense ('aptaln Twitehell, as e,·er was always there. Pistol Cannon with his l'\"t'r dl'.'peudabll• passing and Yicious defcnsh·e work was easy to distiuguish at any time. This article might resolve itself Into an eulogy on the whole te«m so well did they plar but the thought of the AggiPS rise in

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3 110n bas k et ba ll material ctay , Dec. · !'truction, selections of various kinds an d no one who was over at the Gym of woods, aud public expression. Mon day even i ng need won(le r why !Continued on Page Two) th e Coach was carrying such a broad 1 ::: ~~:--~~~end~~s:1:l'~~ll No~n ~~:s~::t: heeded t he call to arms, nnd it Is. probab ly th e beS t looking material the Coach has had in several sen:::~ u~'hthec:~:~l 1:t:;t~,~~!:1:dtl~: Aggies have made this yea r in nthletlcs, and is bound t o cop the St ate championship, and If given a chance will make a whirl a the N at ional championship. Th e class series will start Thursday o f t h is week. E\'ery team will tan gle wit h eac h or the other three, th e t ea m win nin g the most games being ch a m pion s. T h e sched u le Is ns fo ll ows: Thur sday, Dec. G -Seniors vs. Fr eshmen: J unio r s vs. Sophs. Frl (l a::, Dec. 7. Freshmen \'S. Ju nio r s; Sol)homores vs. Seniors. Mon day , Dec. 10.- Freshmen v8. Sophomo r es: Seniors \'S. Juniors. Fr om t h e abo\'e Class series, the Co ach wi ll 1>lck his regular squad th at wi ll wo r k th r o ughout the year, and rr om which the regular five men w ill be ch osen. Th e class managers are requesteJ to get busy and get t heir teams llned u p, as t here ls no time to waste as th e bas k et.ba ll seas on will soon be we ll u nder way. All lette r m en will be allowed to pl ay.

Barrister s Attract AttentJ.On

l\cient aid of our C'oach th at till' Aggies made such fl wonderiul showIng In the Con(erence this year 'l'hey are deserving of all the rredit 1 1 1 11 1 ~~(~ll: ~ ~h:r:~~t::~: ~ :::0 ~'. :n:~st~\ ; fellows trust that they will he rightfully compensated. To our C'oach, Jack \\·atson. be· 0

Orator,c·al Contest Nextqualdng hearts pens producing

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(Contributed) [ !~n,~:stl:1: ~t1:~t~::;:t~:\:!n;set!ir~ lion The Barrister club or the l'nlvcrhow to play the game of rootball: r~ach yenr the Sons of the Amerislty of t:tah Is lacking both in good l!Ot the brutal side, but the moral can RE"\'Olution hold an oratorical t:l!"tC and in C'leYerness. IL Is ap- side, emphasizing the man_y benefits (C,lllf'St al the college, the winner or parently trying to make a tradition derl\'ecl by taking part In this actiYlty th,. rontest ls gl\·en a medal as a or Its yearly usurpation or posl- He lralned us to deve lo that great ,rnitnble award. tlon on the, l". A. C. cheering rentur<' of man's constitution, st\C'k• The only persons eligible to belines at the annual Aggle-l'tah root- tuili\'eaess. we have a coach of long lo the Sons of the American ball game. It Is certainly showing whom we mav well be proud, and Ht•volutlnn are those men who had each year lack of appreciation of! one who has ~stablished a rc>C'orcl ancestors in t h e Revolution. The the courtesies due guests by a host. nc\•er before equalled in the history s~ePC'hl'.'s given for the medal shall The Barristers are presumably rather of athletics in the State of Ctnh. be or a patriotic nature , of any maturer students than the average The Booster C'lub or Logan are a leai;th the contestant sees flt and unl\'ersity man and should le,ul In crowd or gentlemen or whom we may memorized, no notes being used. college courtesy. Certainly nothing speak as real "backers." They placUt>rause of our entrance into Lhe could smack more of the high school ei their hOJ)eS in this team this year worltl war this contest Is particularthan thei r attempt to be clever by and backed them throughout the sea- l)· 1101mlar this year. appearing on the Aggie sldellnes, fill· son. They banqueted us on our reThe winners of the contest for proprlating space that Aggie stud- turn from Montana. and demonstrnt,he last three years ha\'e been Moses ents ha\e a right to consider as be- 1 ed to us that they were behind us. Cowley, Joe Quinney and Harold lo".lging to their own rooters, all They certainly were. and we hoi>e Peterson. with the ))lain pur1Jose of creating we have shown our appreciation The tryouts will be held Monday a disturbance. No Aggie man ob_ with the results of the season's at 4 p. m. In Room 280 at which jects to clever "stunts" pulled off schedule. time the three best men will be seby an opposing school. They enjoy The student body, although han- lected to contest for the medal them ir really cle\'er. I f the ln'1en- dtcnJ)ped by the absence of so many Tuesday, December 11th, In the tl\'e powe r or the Barristers Is to old students, has performed In grand chapel. be judged by their annual stunt , God style. It has shown the right SJ)irlt. Any male student registered in I I pity the ir future clients. rcontlnued on P ac:e 2) the <'Ollege is eligible to compete.

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W1'nter Course Opens The popular \\'Inter f'ourse, with Its JlraCti<'al rourses opened :\1onday December 3. Never before has there been such a momentuous opening; The halls everywhere arc conge~tecl. The heads of departments are swamped registering the new arrivals. There Is joy in the hearts or students ror once more lhe A. c: ussumes lts former large proportlons. Estimates J)lace the added regb;tration for the first two daye of the week at 160 with more arrl\'lng dally. Intermingled with the ''Short Horns", who ranges In age from 18 to 55, may be seen the faces or many former students unable to stay away from the old A. ('. The Winter ('ourse stu<lents al)pear to be or a dl!Terent type than those on whon1 the hnt hook and chapel sent agents fC'nntlnuert on Pnc:P Fo11r1

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Editor Uuslnet;i:1 ~lanag (;'r K G. PN1·1son, Pn· idt•nL, 11 . A. C. Associate Editor Ila,·t• Just bl'1•u authorized Assoclale Editor by .Athlelks S(•c-rt>tnry or War to rPquel:it you to 1,•n:1.m;-.;c: llAHI,0\\', 'l!I Lot al!I Inform 11II your tt•(·hnkal students I.OIL\ UJ•:NN ION , '1!1 Society that If the}· \\alt until draru• I th~y (·1rn upnn summ(ms to the draft l{t•11or l(' l'S c1..:OH(a: II.ANSON rnmp tnke wi th llll'm INtcr from you \\')! B. J.INl•'OHI) l'.\HI. PET!s;HSON lll~llT II A 'l'IILHOOOD Slallng lllC'lr BJ)('tial quallf\ratlons, llA Y HI I.\' IS:llS Hl•:nw;: BAL Llli:' , ut h lt'ltt•t to b<• filt>1I "ll h ocrupn\ olum<• .X \ 1, 'l' ll l' B S I> \Y , 1H :('K \IB1 •:H u, I IH 7 . S 11111 ht· 1· 1a. 1 tlonal ('t'llSus, Qtw st lona\rc of W~r .:__.:__..:_ _______________________ Depal'tment, under author lY or Lh s \\'l ,:t ,t'O~ II •: x1 ,:w rHaa1 ,;i,; au th o r lZC'cl tt•legram. Se<"r etary or Nf'w KtudC'nts, you a.re nO\\ llll'lllbers or a large family, lhe A. C. w,u· altw uu th orlzt•1:1 me to say th at ramlly \\'e prldt• ourselYes on our dl•rno<'rary and try to Judge all men l'''NY <•n·or t will b(• made ~o use h)·: ''('an you IJrlng h i,me the ba<"on?'' rather than hy: "\\'ho is your t•a th Aludent's siwf'lal training In (•tmnt•ctlon with IIJ)C'dllllzed OCCUl)!l1 Add somNhlng to lh e Intellectual, sodal or lnduslrial tlons In Lhc army so as to nfto rd 1:.~/~?~;nted

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FH ESID ll•;X .\ (,\ I\ T IU \! nox E l ,l>L H \\'Ith both l(•ams lmpro\'ed a hundred 1wr ('ent, th(' wholt• or Brl1-<ha111City tur1wd out to wlttH'H the battl" b('lw('en the lo<·nl J llgh srhool ancl th(' AgrlC"ultural C'olleKt' Fr<'shm<•n. Th<'S(' two aggregations had meL once previous and th<': r.rcshmen w('re, vlC"torlous :l5 to 0 However, the Box 1..:lder boys were not tllscoun1gNI, this being the first game or footba ll thnt mnny of them had eve r p layed, and they were de-

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:~~1~ ~i :1r~;~c~.u:1:/~ ~e,ab:ets!~te~g:~~ 1 1 1 .\ " () B,I El " l'IO'\' ,\I. -:; ll.\lH 'rlOX ( a •:OH(a: B . COO i\ P .\ SS ES HIG O B· trimmed their s<'holastk r ivals 28 TIH' action or the Barrlstns l'lub or the l ' or t '. In insisting on oc-1 on ; T\ \ "L\TIOX l•:X .\:'IIIX .\'J'J O X lo O. The Fres h men J)ut u J> the ruiiylng II prominent 11oslllon on the Aggie side or the f\('\cl at the Thanks i,:,·C'nts hn\e b<'en happening very best contest or the ye:1r , and Conch gh•lng game dot's not meet with the avprova l or the <'onslclerate studcntff rapidly lately In lhe caree r or the .Jenson slated t h at Lhey eerlalnly or faculty members or either Institutions. 'C>t:tgo lng busln('ss nrnnager of SLu. looked like a. r eul team. W. \VatB.lvalry Is ulwnys 1:10l<ec-n at this game that se l r rontrol on t h e pnrt cle:lt Lift', CC'orr,-e Cook. son, brolhcr or t h e con<'h, looks like BUY YO UR or l'lthf•r side ('an not be c:x1>C'NC'dw hen so f\ag 1·ant 1111auempt to <"ause GC'orgo left school a couple of a come r , u n d bids fai r to push h is frktl un Is persisted in ,·.ccl<s ni:o and \\<'nt t o San F'rano lder broth e r fo r foo t ba ll la u re ls of dsro to take the examina ti on ro r the Watson fam il y. T he r e a r e ma n y I I S A P PIU i;Cl .\ 'l'ION lhunklni:; the older m('n for the ex- the s l~nal ofl\r('rS reserve co r ps Olher freshmeu w ho will m ake cx11e1len<·e whl<'h they received \\hl lo ,.\,latlon SN'tlon. At lhe same lime ce llent material fo r t h e varsity team (('ont!nuotlfr~1mge nne) out this yen r . hl'J nan<'ee, !\Ilsa Ellen Barber, be- next year, and another banne r year \\'t• think we itre not exaggerati n g And (\!cl someone say thal our ;.,:l wenrin~ a diamo n d. Now word Is ex1lected. Whl'II we sny that tho Aggies had PrC'xy was not still young? Old you 1•omcs that he hns suceessrullr passed as many backers In the Tha .nksglvseC' him at thc game In Sall Lake'! o.w or the strlrtest J>h yslcal ex - L". .\. C . PH l•:P/\HI~(; ln~ day i:;:tm<' nt Sa.It Lake ns tho Opposi t e P osto fflce l-:110111,:"h said! :rnilnatlo n1:1In lhe army. Student :'111<:NFOB 'l'IIE .\ll\lY ('rlmsonltes did. TIIE TEAl\l. I.He extends <'Ongratulatlons Lo Its 'l' h e Stud e nt ,; lkndq11nrter s A rt'w <'llizens of Log-1111deserve former mnuagcr, and expe<"ts to IJi: (Continued r r om page one) Klll't'lal mcntlon In this nrtl<'l(' tor able 111the near future to add anothThis last co u rse Is designed to 1>re- ~-------------' tht• strong Sul)J>Ort they han, renTIii ,; 1,.\ T ES1' Ol'T er Interesting chnl)ter to this hlstorr J)are the young man to beeome an dt'rt'd. Th"Y nc-ver missed a game. SOCIJ<:1'Y . ( ' J.l'B. l:l whkh Miss Barber will J)luy an ofllcer by l<'nchtng him how to ~l"e In Logan or Salt Lake th!" 1:1eason. 1,'1t,\'fJ. : 1t~l'l'Y commands and to give quick and acAn enthui;lastk <'rowel or arts slu- impo rlanl pnrl. Tht•y an•· llarrl Stoney, l\l r. Orval curate cxpre-sslon to his !dens. l<'IHS gnthf'red In t he studio Tues-\damK, i\lr i\lcNc•al, l\lr. Ow(>ns, i\lr . These various cou r ses nre so ar lay and org11nlzecl the Beaux-Arts 110:\H : l•:( 'O XO :'lll( 'S ( ' 1,l' B l\lorton, l\l 8. i..:('t'l('S, IIIHI SC'\"ernl !'anged that t he you n g ma n can start Guild of l h e l '. A. c. The ('OllStit u( ' l.f.\l'EI , others. with t he openi n g or the winte r tlon und IJy-la.\\8 ha.cl been previously .\ ln11v..; 111 lh<• 1111-tlw~l Tuesday 's <'h npe l "xNrlses, afte r n tc-rm, December And lai,t. but not least, W(' tnke clrnrt<'cl uncl were ndoptecl In the 3, and conti nu e In St)'le or the Art ph•n Hur(' lu thanking the l-'1·t>shmen ttlllSij meeting. Noml nullons for of- we\('0111e to Winter ('ou r s<' students his work u ntil ('aHc-cl o u t for serEngrave d Sta ti onery , An• was turned over to the ll ome Eco- vice. It Is e:xpected t h at h undr eds or t(•am for the great hart whlrh t hey f\('t'l'S were made a nd a ll business noun('elllt'II IS, etc IH\V(' 11\k('I\ In makln~ ll 1>osslble to ,.1.)llli<'S (' lub. Their program was In you n g men In l 'ta h wlll take ndt r,\nsuC"ted. tie ror the Horky Mountain C'hamTh(' ll<':\t m<'etlug will be held at the> nature or n mt'lllO r in l service for vantnge of this oppo r tunity to Inthe godmother or crease their ellkle ncy as soldiers. ploni.hlJ). They UIH'eai;lng ly, nnd til(' IJC'tn l)(' lta. Soro r ity house, \\'I t h l<;llcn Richards, llome 1<;ronomles. I ncluded In the untiringly l'ame out ever) night, !\llss Nlt>lson as hostess. Painting l'rn111pl11('.,.., Our Hobby by the knowing they did not have anything or Christmas novelties will I.le the 1>rogrnm were two selections SEW S'l'l ' lll •:NTS--XOT IC I< ~ girls ' chorus, n biography or Mrs. to do but sr rlmmage against the fNlture- or the evening. Students ente r ing for only "Win• first team. whleh wns not easy for 1 Richards by H elen Gubler, a reading ter Te r m" wil l not be given go\'e r n• the r('al or the teams In the C'onon H lstorl<'nl J<"lgures In llome r:;co- ment allownn('e SOTl (' F. for u nifo r m and They l}llt UJ) some V{'lry ferer1r<'. 1:omi<'s by Berthu Thurgood and so m e will not be required to wen r snme. good offensive work at times T hese !\Jr I<~. T. Ralph wlll meet all who persona l remlnlsre nces by Miss Students enteri n g ror \\'l n ler nnd fellows deserve as much credit M desire to take the winter te r m cou r se iun·t'nhlll Spring terms wi ll r e-<'elve go r evnI tho men that played on the llrsl In Life Insurance nt 3 o'clock next ment al lownnce of $14.00 for u nileam, bul their lime will come next Tuesdny arte r noon In Room 225, at :.111, l 'l'. \ HY FIU ~N( ' II 15 N, MAIN fo r m. yC'ar, when they will be e ll glblo fo r 1 th A ll students w ho a r t> J)h ySl<'nl ly l.,ndles' Olnlu~ Hoom !I nud l< " Jrst l!\'~1~ :/:,~~::: / :~~ tor e Tht' course 1~iii~ry F rene h \\ lll tho varsity, and then t h ey wl ll be fit are req u ired to d ril l. C l~ s Co unter Service be n•pc11ted th is qun rt e r on Tu esC ut Fl owe rs a n d Pott ed Pi nnt • days and Thu rsd11ys al !) ; 50. T h e -------wo r k Is a ll conversatio n . No boo ks O P E N DAY AND NIOHT a r e re quir ed. H this h ou r Is not HERMAN JOHNSON , Pr o pri etor co n ven ient yo u mny be 11b le to arrn n ge unot her ho u r. Bu t co nsu lt about It. Do n 't ex 1 the In structor peet him to chnse you uo. +-

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Books Stationery and Magazines

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Wilkinson & Sons

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PRINTING

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J.P. Smith&Son Herman's Cafe And Bakery

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For Your Electric Wants

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Cache Valley Electric Co. Phone 53 I r1,

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Cache Valley Banking Co. LOGAN, UTAH

Capital and Surplus $130,000

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ACCO NTS OF T II E FACULT Y AND STUDE NT BODY RESPECTFU LLY SOLI CIT ED. P rompt and Carefu l Attentio n Gua r ant eed

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"CONSERVE YOUR SHOES BY HAYING THEM ROYALLY REBUJLT"

Royal Shoe.... Repairing Co.

Friday nlg~ Student Bod )' \\ Ill close the rootbnll senson of t h e year with a big dnnee In the gy m nasium. It Is going to bt> a unique afratr with dt><'ornllns. programs. rt'frt>Hhments and "stunts" nil <'hnr a<'tt>rl&ll<' or roo11Jall sen.eon. ('om• 1 ~::~~~:\ 1 \:l~'~l t0\~~11 a~: Sl)('dnl l(U('l!IIKor tilt' ('\"('!ling

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STAR CLOTHING CO. 'i o rlh

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C'nlls Answe r ed Pro m ptl y. Phone " R exall Store" No. 1 o r 2 Phone. Reslde n<'e, 8 7 8 W P rl res R easo nab le Loga n , t ' tah

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Any studt•nt, who knows or any 011(' thllt ma} wish to f'Urn ('IISh by rnl11ln1: 11 no1, ror hlmsC'lf on rav. nntah <'Ounty 111111Int>'.tt summer. should ~N• ('111Hnln Abbot, bt>fore the holl,lays

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LIFE

Locals

Party Slippers And Better Shoes

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ANDREAS PETERSON & SONS

Girli;, be game! Get your J)art- 1 1:(•r !.'arly ror Dec. 11 show the boys what ,ruu .. would do."

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~ Ernest Gardner lost n leather \\allet containing $5.00 and receipts a.nd Sludent Body ticket. Finder 1>lense leave at President's om.cc.

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MEET ME AT

MURDOCKS CONFECTIONERY YOl"R

PL .\ CE, PREE

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MY pf .,ACE, E \ 'E HUJ O O Y'S

DAN CE

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trip. lie says with him once.

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STUDENTS: IJCt us Show yo u o ur Co m plete Lines or Sto, 1 es, Rnn gcs, F'u1'niturc, Hugs :md Linol e um. 'l'hcy p lca.<;ic bccn u sc they arc the Bes t. ~

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Rowe and Petrson may edit a Blweekly Bl'LL. And If this be the case, we may soon look for the ap1>earan ce or a faculty BEAR.

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A'.M'EXTION

SERVICE, QUALITY AND EFFICIENCY

E. J. Kirkh am became <'X])ert nt driving a l<'ord while south on hi s

W ELCOME.

PLAC I NG YOUR ORDER

BY OCR C.-\ll EFCL

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SA \' E YOU MONEY

Pre-eminentlg Superior ~~~~~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~/~,J

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Candies. l ee Cream, l ees, Cut Flowers and Lunches

as bridegroom.

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Bee-No Club annua l football ban- 1 q uet will be held tonight at l\lur- 1 dock's. Th e captain will be elected

AT

"QUAL ITY FIRST"

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Mose Lewis Departmu-~n-• \~Ds:::eSHOE SI OPPOSITE

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has been the ball given by Pan-Hellenic Council or the Sororities of the A. C. It Is of specia l Interest bec a use the !;Iris have full sway. They ask their pa rtners, call for them and get their

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l~~:~au~:. Gardner and J. hav e ap 1>eared thus

ot the school year tn the past

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A number of old A. C. students. who have but r ece1.nly received their commission a t the second R. 0. T. C.

Boosters 1

WATERMAN JEWELRY

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Hats an d

Furnishings Try

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OPT IC'1H , DEPARTMENT l'nt Optom etri st . Expert 111 ,: of E)CS and F1tung We ha, 1 e our own lens of uncut lenses Broken

CLO CKS SIL \ ' EH.W.-\llE JEWEI JRY DIA'.\IOXDS CUT G r,<\SS FOUNTAIN PEN,;;. U) lllllEJ ~rAS ;\IESH BAGS

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LOGAN

pta,~~: ":~k :~ , ~~>!:1nlty of Fi n e R eJ)alrlng. Consclentlous care Sk ill ed workmanshtl) Fair cha r ges and broad experience have combined to build up ror us a larg e and "ell pleased cllentelle.

J ewe lr)' Store 53 East 1st North Street

TEUPLE

FffiE

Loss estimated at app r oximately $100,000 was done by the flre In the Logan Temple Teusday evening. Faulty Insulators is considered to be the cause of the fl.re.

C. M. Wendelboe LOGAN

gymnasium. Every girl in the Institution Is Invited to be present with her partner. The time Is 8 o'clock sharp.

UTAH

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ISN'T IT WORTHWHILE

First National Bank LOGAN, UTAH The Bank That Backs the Farmer. Member Federal Reserve System.

ASK FOR ~

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THATCHER BROS. BANKING COMPANY HA VE BEEN DOING BUSI ESS FOR MORE THAN THIRTY-FIVE YEARS WE HA VE GROWN TO A MILLION FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND

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TO SPEND LESS THAN YOU EARN TO-DAY -B ANK WHAT you SAVE AT OUR SAV INGS DEPARTMENT, AND l{NOW YO U HAVE MONEY READY TO MEET ANY UNEXPECTED TROUBLE OR OPPORTUNITY? More P oo pl e Are Thinking It' s \\' orlh Their \\'hll e Daily. 4 PEH CENT I NTEREST IS ALLOWED

Legan Arms and Sporting Goods Company

It Is You r Gunrant<' e or Qun li t;r .

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FOR FIBST CL. \ SS SHO E REPATRJNG SEE

TROTMAN \\ 'es t Ce nt er Street

Log n•

ATHLETIC AND SPORTING GOODS Smith. Parker, Remington, Winchester Shot Guns. Winchester, Remlngton an1l Marlin Rlftes and Ammunition. Expert Gun Repairing Hunting Boots and Shoes. Canvas Clot hing, Fishing Tackle. Eastman Kodaks and Supplies. Bicycles and Motorcycles.

SEE STONEY, THE STUDENTS' FRIEN D ~

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Shirts

The Best Known Moderatly Priced Value Considered Colors Guaranteed

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HOWELL BROTHERS T_w1n·111-:1,1,

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AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY

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Scientific Fitting of Glasses

l>IFl •'l ('l,; l,'f C.\SEh SQl,l("l'l'J.:n Denver's J)noresl l'XC'llSe Is her or<'iU;!onal lwb!l or comµaring ~coros. The mlnlstPrR JJOint lO a :lo to G dc· f<'at or ~lontana Aggie,~, who later tie:I l'tah Aggil•~, artn the .\lormons l'IU( "l'!C t•: 1,1>~1'1-:tl TO E\ ,: . .,,,:,\'\"I> hat! played two other ganw-; o~ th<' Office: Geo. W. Thatcne~>}~~':~!~: ~g$ti;~~r Shamhart-Chrl!-illanse,n san:e ti\p, us c·onclus!n• l'\ldl•:ict 1 thnt lwh Aggies :ire- not in theOffice Hours: 9 :00 lo 12 :00 a . m .; 2 :00 to 6 :00 p. ll<'ll\'('r tlass. Thr-y ar(' not. n;; thes<' sC'orcs agaiI,st n•al teams nf the con· '"---1=:=c=· ferenC'<' show· Dc:nPr be-at coJ~r:ulo 1·l'iver:i;lt, c Jy 6 to 10. t tah ,\ggit"s br-at the Boulder tC'am :?:l to O FINEST 1\IADE TO ;\IEASURE CLOTHE Den"er b<'at Colorado Aggies 1 o French Dry Cleaning. Pressing, Altering. to 6 , l 'ta h Aggies turned the trick Work Called for and Delivered. Phone to 7 . 47 20 West 1st l\orth, Logan-

Anderson CracksBoneIn r--CITY DRUG___i TimeToDodge UtahGame

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Ju the e3,·es of ri111k · J:;git• symJmlhlzers, the t:e tht• <'hamµlons or uz:t In <'on(t'rencc.

and l'tah

file of Aggies

the Hockr True, the l)f'nver 1mpers 11rodalm the )linisters as the best team the conference has SC'C'll I n fo ur y('ars and are 1>aving tlw way to makt• the all·t•onrerence

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Royal Bakery COPl•'f~)<-=A~O

BES 'r IN TOWN

In the

<'onslder a 11oi;t_s1..•ason th(' l"rnh F'.1ruwrs. first

11lnn· Den\'f'r

l' w(':·t

~unulng, ap1mrenlly with fa<'ult• ('Ol!Kt:'111,ror a post•S<'ason game with Xellraska or some southern C'a!Hornla t('am. Th(•r got turne-d dow:1, ancl artt•r that thP fal'ulty deddPd that a J)Oill·Heason game with l'tah ., a.:;i<•Hwasn·1 to bE><'o:1sidC'rerl.

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say

there

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IH no suc·h lhia

as an offlC'lal cha 1uplonshl1> ln the conf<'r<'ll<C'. Thnt b<•lng the case, the l'rnh Ag~les have our unofllcla\ ballot ror lhC' l)CllllOl't. and with it

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on Pae:<' F'our 1 H ~,ores are tak('ll Into ronsldera• tie:1, thl• A~gle,s will hn,·e the e-dge oi, their OJlJ)On<'nts rrom Dl'll\"t'r Thf' 1h ie:. J,s,·(• S('OnJ 13-1 point ap .l:1Ft I •'lH•r'H tiS against the s:in,e four tt•'.llllS lh:'lt the two teams han" plnyecl. Tlwy arP as follows Af,'bi<•s 7 i\lontana State ('oll<.•ge 7 A~J.:it•$ 47 ('o\o r ado A C. .. ,\q.;h•.; :i:i ('o\oradn l"nl\'en,it} ~ ,i--;~i(•H 57 \\"yom!ng <C"onllnuf'cl

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aa '.\loi:tnna 10 Cclorado 7 C'olorado 18 \\"yomlng

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I tah .\l(git•ll on the other hand 1111\f' wnln•d all 1>rf'ferenct-s nnd rights, In thf'lr (>JTOrt to gN a declrt. Ins;: C'Ollt(•til with ()('11\·er. Thl:'y will play In llt•ll\'l'r, Snit Lakf." City, anywhr>n• IJ(':n·l•r wishes; thPy want nothln,r: mOrt' tlmn their ('XJH'::tl'f•~ rn•I nil thf' n•mnlnclt•r tn the HPd ''"f sa. Thr-y rrankly t•xpress n ·etrnhg 10 KN Oil(' ('hnn(·(' HI Den"l'r, lllirl llenn•r's r efusal to meN tht•m i 1111st11t11l ror nothing else In · 1,,, ,, ·01 or the rans than n ft>ar or tlJt•m Rl,:ht lhPrP o,,nvpr rorrt>lts 11v IH•pe to h<' ronsld('re:l n l'Onft>r• ~nro I ham pion by th~ othrr memhprs f lhe ronfrn·nrt•, anrl thf' laurels go

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Frank 0. Reynolds, M. D.

And now we.• arC' pre3ented with :11:other brnnd llt'\\ alibi for no post•SC'I\HOD <'Ontt•st l•'or il has br-en cli!t('On•n•d that the great Anderson hus a ('rarkNI ro ll nr bone. and C\'E'n nt•nver ndmlti. that without Ander• son Its c·lrnn<'es to beat 11nybody arc- ner.\'N nil Andf'rson somr-wny managed Deil\·er to play all thru th<' Tiger game Oenv('r with thh1 rrcnture but It rortunateDf.'n\·c-r ly wai. dh1C'o\·c-rC'd In time to serve as an alibi ror not C'om1iderlng the I

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