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The Utah Statesman, February 7th, 1919

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Bring Your Lady to the Game Saturday. Smart Gym. 8:00 o'clock.

You Won't Need a Mask at the Game Tomorrow. Come and Yell! Publl,,hed

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!JUNIORS CHOOSE MEN HERE ON SAT.MORE REVISION REGISTER ATA.C. R.M.ATHlETICS 1~1~ OfflCERS or ,"Our. w1' ha,·c bu,:<' amounts ,,r ~ym11ath~ tor the D. Y C. but

Th" · -\"soc1atcd Gn:eks or PanH0llenk a~soclation of the C'olll:1,:e.

Fal k. Dee. of I 15th F. A. Team. )lcOonald of Billi ngs, .Mont.. .\nd ·•p" Hanse n Are i\len; )lay Be Game With Sta nf ord Next Year

Rol'kY )lountaiu .-\thletk Th• C'o11r,.•rr-11ceht"ld hs regular winter meeting In Oenw-r on Januarr 4, 191:+, and at that time dl•C'lded UJ)Oll lht" football sd1edult' for 1919 and ,-,,uh:d many 11oints regardlni ellgihilit,·

1\earl Chosen --Buzzer" Editor; Xebeker to .\1anage Prom .; .-\dalene Bar ber .-\nd J. :\1. Chr istensen. Y. Pres .. Treasurer.

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.. There may or may nol be a Col- )Ir. G. M. \\'rls le}·. secrelnr)" or the legc play this year," is tbe way :'>llss \. ll. C'. A. l\l Fort Douglas and con- Sar:i. Huntsman. direclor or dranected ,.,-Ith the ·•r · work here dur-1 matic work answers the question. In Colorado. logs S. A. T. C. times and during She qua Ii Hes her statement by ex- Aggies. Xo,·ember 15-.-\. c. ,·s. l". of Colothe demoblll:tatlon or the HStb F . iilaining that upon se ,·eral reatun:!s nu\o In Co lorado. A .• was at the College Tuesday look- 1 will hinge the ultimate decision. Xo,·ember 22-A. C. vs. l". of w,·. =~:i;/l:i~!:u:l~:::tw~.l~o ~:u~~:t:~~ Ing over Y equipment on hand here. The principal of these conditions Is 8 om lng at Logan. :\'o,·emher 27-A. c. vs. U. of u. rlfle In squads right and left. as tl~::·t ~~:: e!-1u~:~ll:1s::1:::~~n~o l 1:::1::u s~:u:t~::·r :!~~:~r soon as the military work comestablishment of a student&' Y. M. public gatherings wilt be alJo,.,·ed. mences. C. A. or,;at11m.tlon. He explains that .\nether condition which ,.,.Ill affect ·work on t he drill paYllllon. which was a much discussed questlton last ~:ct~::~\e~·e;~;o::::~~; a~hde ::;~b~: :;o~:ct;h~~ alsp~a,:~I~~ vear during the months when snow he can see no reason for the failure able to wo r k upon one. The in~overed the ground, was commenced of one here. Further he says that tensh·e system of stud}" planned may during the summer. The ground the town might well support a ci ty interfere with dramatics 88 well as "'as cleared, leveled, and the sand organization with a cl ub room as ,.,-ell ,;,ther acti,•itles. That count)' agrlcultu .ral agents haul ed ror llu> ceme111 floor, but the as a College club. A consideration of the se featur es i,;IJould haa,·e an a lmost supe r-h uman sudden demobilization of the millhas led Miss Huntsman to bellevt:i supply of lnforomatlon. ls quite com - ta ry units at the A. {'. left the paSO TI C'E Lhat altho plenty of ta lent exists In mon know ledge: but the rol e of un- ,,man lncompleted. Future military schoo l th ere will be no Immediate derttaker Is not generally thought of students can coun t on ha,•\ng a place Cenlftcates of award and elec ti on action on choosing or producing n In relation to his work. Mr. A . D. tree from snow and mud In ;.,h\cb to for acth·Hles of last year are In plar by th e Co llege a hh o, aome• Egbert '15, count)' agricultura l agent do their mnneuvcn. Student Lif e otrlce for Ariel Lind - thing. probably a Shakespearian counties. wr ites ola)· for Garfield-Piute A r ecent co,·ernment order auth• quist, Ruu ell Croft. Cou laon Wright, as follows from Panguitch: mas be produced In the spring. orlzes the tssuln~ to members of the That che r Allred, Frank Sallabury, .. We bad 1350 cases of "flu" out R. o. T. c. the following equipment Heber J ones . Laurence Spencer. LIBETAS PLEDGE of 1650 people, all down at once. at the discretion of offlcen In "nel Soren1on. Elgin llorril, Arthur The Beta Delta Sorority announces Paro"·a.n and Cedar came to our r es . charge: t rlfte. 1 haversack, 1 pack Fif e. Chase Kea rl , D. G. Ta ylor. A, the pledging of the following at the cue or wonie might ha,·e happened. carrier. 1 flnit aid pouch. 1 mess kit, G. T•ltcb ell. Allen Conkright, Fritz house Tuesday. :Yaode Price. Idaho There were only two men that wou ld 200 "rounds of ammunition, 10 Skanchy. Gean Au1tln and Percy Falls: Hil ma )Jatbews, Oakley. lda- haul oD"the dead, so on the fifth day blanks. 10 dummy cartridges, l cont Hanaen. Th ey may be had by ca ll- bo : Penlna Wratball. Grants, ·11\e, of mr Illness, I got out and helped O. o., 1 breeches o. D., 1 pair shoes. Ing for th em in person or sending l"tah; Alta J ohnson, Oakley , Idaho: Lhem. J l\'BS weak, but I did what 1 shirt, 1 o,·ercoat o. o .. 1 pai r Jegso m e authorized representative. \ Ru yb Edmunds. Salt Lake. I could." 1Cr>otlnuetl on PaJ:e Thr ee\

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STUDENT LIFE

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LIFE

Publi shed Weekly by the Students of th e Utah Agr icultu ral College. Printed

by the Earl & Eng lan d Publishing Logan, Utah.

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Entere d ns sccond•class ma ll nrnttcr Sep t ember I!l , 1!108, at Logan, Uta h, und e r th o Act ot March 3, 1897. Acceptance for malling at specia l rate of p ost• age , prodded tor in Section 1103, Act of Oct ob e r 3, ~authorizedAugust22, 1918.

V. D. Gardn er ..... . ...l\fanaging Editor Solon R. Ba rb er ...................... ........... New s Editor STAF'r-' R A LPH J ORD AN . i\l. MECHAM J. T. WILSON C. W . Pt-;TERSON ..

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C HASE KEARL G F~ORGE BAHBE H EL LE N 8 .\RBER

F'l"iday, February 7, 19l9.

More Room Th e ~tall as nbol'e nam e d is not comp le t e. c e rtain oth e r students a r c und e r co nsld c rntlon and these and a n y o th e rs st!ll hav e an o 11po r tunity to sati sfy t h eir 111> 11 pa ssions hy seeing

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A co n dition which wlll resu lt in great be n efit t o s t udcn ls, tr rem edied. Is [ound on t he third floor of th e Main buildin g. Not a room on the floor ts equip • pcd with e lectric li g ht s. Th o wires nre th e r e , but no lights or fixtures n re with tl1em. T he r es ult Is tbnt th e roonis n11d halls are In a lm os t tota l d arkness dur ing th e g re nter 1rnrt of th e tiny. E spec ially tru e Is THE LIVESTOCK BUILD ING this ln th e enr ly morning . A flash light Is utmost This Is the first or th'! t h r ee now bulld !ngs finished. It wiJJ b e r ea dy tor c lasses In a \'ery s hort time . T o th e iir ese nt It h as bee n u se d as barrn cks ne cess ary to mnk c onc ·s way thru the Erebcan tlarkness. for th e'S. A. T. C. and H 6l h F. A . A fe w lights w\11 1·emcd)' th e fa ult a nd better results ;:1:1g~:o~~~:1:::~

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~:;lasn\~·~\~· sn,~ts:;11:\~:lc ~~oc:1:·i~:: d hl~~1~:r r~~mtht!~: c\:'~~~ ~~~eor~~~1/: i r~~~I d~~:~c:;~ t~ ~ m1~~::~ov : ~~;1~~~i, lit e r ary ent h uslai; t s . the Dc11edi cts for m a rri ed stud· (lnt s. th r- Q uill Club fo r e mbr yo Shak cs pca.r cs. and the Th e cos t of board for s tud e nt s need n o t go ahO\'C $20 n ni ont h if eaten nt the Co ll ege, even w it h th e ll oml' F:c. Club t or st11d ent s in Hom e J~cono ml cs . La ck o f oHlce r s in man y of the clus 1uako th e task hi g h cost ot li\"lng nn d the limited numb e r o r b oarding or or g anlzntlo n difficult, but pi ck o u t th e a ctl, ·lt )' p laces due to .th e "flu" e ])ldPmlc. Stude nt s will tlo we ll to 1mtron l;,;e the cn fc t er las, you·rn Int e res te d in a nd ge t a c lub s t arted nnd in cl t heir future d C'JJCnd s 1111011 It. Dr o 11 a.round at 12 to I dontnlly n littl e College s 11irlt. 1 11 11nd 1 ;\ ~·re: ;~le~ .~o r, Jl. m do you r iiart; ~."'~ 1. be "Ex11lonnti on Is domnnllon." - Anonymous (to us) . 11

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:~::s i~1\~o~: 1 ni~:~:;1n:~/:~ ~~~\~:n:: \g r-nt ror Ir o n cou n ty, whore he is d t t hat the College ilns wo, 1 through It s known au lo\·ed almoS univ e rsa l\ )'. cn 11ab\ o m lllt nry and ogrlc111t11ral work, for th e buildings eo m e par tly bccnuso or the work the Co ll ege hns ,lone In training so ldi ers In \'OCa• (T h e l~e.\"nll T1·n11slc r Man) tional work durin g th o los t year. Ca lls Answered Promptly. Go ,·crnrnent cont ra ct s 1iro1,[dc for Ph one "Re;,;all St ore" No. 1 or 2 0 1 1 1 1 :il:;t ::~;:t:~r [w~ cb~~ ;~;~ '' ~~~ Pho ne, R es iden ce, 8 78 W . 11roprlntl on from the. Stnte leg ls Ja. Pri ces Reaso nable . Logan, Utah ture.

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l_l:.~rs:~1 °::\:~;~•· h~;~~r~~'.e ;~:t:h~I~~~ 0 b est g ua r d s In the world ." all mak e IL gt,·e niaichnum sen•lce." 1'h l' fo rego in g ls a n o;,ctract from EA '.r a lcu c r to th o e dit or fr om Mr. Jt l\l:l)' Int e re s t s tudent s "n11<l Brimley. Sl'Cr e tary to Pr es ident Poben edlcts" l O kn o w t hat Mr. Coo ley tNson. As poi nt ed 0\Jt. a grcn t nd • bn s o n hantl a \'n rlct}' of s urplus ar• 1 \"antnge in ti me cnn b e effecte d by my food supp li es. Th o li s t h1cl 11c\es lhl' 11ln n a s outlln~t l nnd at th e same ev apo rat e d fruits ot vari ous kinds, t\m(' n i-en l Coll ege spirit cn n ho 1 1 :: ; ; ;:~s~~:nb~ac: ~.m~~;; : 0n ~0a0 ;1~ ~1;: 11~; 110 \~: 1\ 1~ett~::\t: i:l:n !: being solcl at cost. l nvc stlga to. lo i::aln thi s en d.

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or co nstruct10 11 It Is fitting that we record h ere 1 1 Is ye t to be d one ;:ll:i \: ~· .'~!~ao~~s~ ~; ~u:~ 1 1 11 21 :>1~~~;: \ ~:e1>l:~: ~r :1~: :\ , ;g: ,1~~~0/~; • nt Ceila r Cltr. Frtoucls o r Mrs. 1 11 I th esr- bu ildin gs is the most rapid :~,~:; 1~,ew:1~~ 1:;c: :i\ e~1~;1: :;n~ t~n :~ c~:;: 1;.nln th o Coll ege lla s m n cle In t h e nrnuhoo d wh tc h she possess ed, and

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Dr . R . J . Evans, Coun ty Agent end er, ha s been 111 ror th e pa s t three we e ks - a by-produ c t ot the "flu'·, which h e had In Octo b er.

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~:~~1,:fe :~: :1~~e1:~oui~~:.rcsltt ,1~; ;1 c~:: ::;\ ;: ·01/ : ~n;~~:o\\1 f~~o tl~~1;c:1s t~:~ tllP J'!tudents no more to utlllz e th e new buildings thnt ha1'e been e r ec t • i; y t~

'!'h e ron n c nnlon, , 13 , resigned De• (•emb e r. 19 1S . .ns Co un tr Agrl cultur· a l Ag<'nt In San Pet e cou ntr, wher e ,1c hnd sen·ed since June 1. l9l7. His work th e r e was ,•err s u ccess ful. hut t h e lur e or medi cin e ,/got him," nnd he 18 now st ud yin g nt th o u. of L·. pr e iiar!ug for his i\l. D.

p ince ot Irrigation in America, It Is on ly uatura l a nd fitt ing that ad·.-ancccl teclrnica l know le d ge of this s ubje ct sho ul d or igin ate In n Utah sc hool. As ye t the laboratory nnd ex pc ri • men tal woi-k In thes e buildings is not fully und e r way , Th o Li \'CSt ock Uullding a t present is sen•lng as a <'011\'n lcscc nt hospital wlwre Lieut. i\lnr c us John son a11d lJle.ut. Gor don n. Lawr ence of th e 14 6th F . A. are r C'Co\·e rlng t roni n siege of pn ou •

IMPROVE CAMPUS

;·~ar~· a.~~~mp~~,i; ,:':i: l~:lig:~ \ ~ ;;::: tl~~s11:~r:nscb t!~~:~:~ c 1:t\s lost ycn r but this yea r will mor e thnn 1,os ltlon to render grea t er so r\"lco t o wh !cll Is shown her ewith. ~;c ~; 1~ 0 !;t;rl;~~

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"T he library will be ope n C\'e r y C\'en lng from ti : 00 t o 9 :0 0. nnd il 18 ho i>ed that man} ' stud e n t s wlll Li vestock, Plant Jndu stry And take ad\ ·nutag e of lh e ew: ulng mc nl Irri ga tion And Draina ge and th e OJIPOrlUn lty t o d o th e ir Buildin gs Are Models-F ill s tud y in g In th e Jlbr a r)" w h ore the Big Need. re.rere.nco books nnd su 11plc mc nta r v reai l\n g !s easi ly ncccss ibl c. Le t u~ mnke the College on th e hill th e ··Y o u wou ldn't kn ow th e o ld t•out c r or o ur nttcn l lons. Th e re Is s.-11001 now," Is wlmt form e r Aggies no tclllng what the po s91bllltles may ar c writing to oth e r fo rm e r Aggies he for the Stu d ent Bo d y o f th e Col• nrter II vis it to th o Colleg o th ese

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11 0 2 1 1 1c;, ~~ tri~.n~":~ ~in~:. ·a~:~ 1t\:d ~: : ~ Lnk o co unty, to be co me a " pra ctical" ngrlcullu r lst. W e bb's work In Sa lt Lak e co un t )' has been chara c te rized by enthusias m a nd 1n111ch. a nd bis lnt e action Is a great loss t o Utah's agr lc ul turnl c1l ucatlon sche me. He ·as n 11iuneer In co untr agent work, hui •lng actl'd since Au g u s t l , 1914 .

:::e\;~tl: ~: :: mo;1~~~ldcra lc work

and th e fncu ll y m em bers who ha1·c seen for eig n lands 1 1 11 0 6 ~~u ~\'.n~ :: ~11 ~c~:a !r :1;\~ : eb.se ;~ :: .: ~:e:!s~ e: : 1:: c~~~1~ form nn O\'erscas club of th e ir own. Th o ts o f other club s that co u ld w e ll be pcri 1ot un t ed

~1:1:a~!~~:n~s r : ~~ ;:~·g t~ .: n):nes:11~d~~t\h:p~i:1~~:t: :~:: ':::t on i)' n light morulus-mcal, o r going wit h out tho morn • The re are;

Hagged 11la ::,h1g , due -t on s ltppery floor and poor tenm wo r k, fealur e d th o bns kc ll m ll game 11Jayed Mon day at Hy r um be lw eo n the Aggies and Soutl l Cnc h o Hig h School. Th o score, 30· 10, Indi cates th e co m1mrn tl1•0 s tr ongth of th e tenms as th ey li ned up in th e Hrrum gr m . F o r a time tile hi g h sc h oo l lad s ke1it e.\'eu In scor in g. But al l of thi s n eed not discourage Aggie hoosctrs. fo r Coach J on 9 en

:~d ::1\.:~:1~: ~ Extension Division Notes

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~:a~ ;~~ct ~~,~1.t, 111 : ~: :~~:sfl~s rt ;l::1:t:l~ li ~t::~s:'/:~ ~~~i : tl ~:~ntch·' n t the tim e of th o signing of th e 1 1 th e Utah Agrlculturnl College wlll be judg ed . A go od stort a lm ost a lw oys aug ur s a good finish. Wo ha \"e Come Ye Cosmopolit ans---and Oth ers , Orga nize! th o mn t erla l for chnni1 1ionshi 1, te ams . ,v o hav e til e. One time there c:!Cisted h e re nn organl?:ation known coaches to \en d th e m . ,\II we la ck Is th e champion- In s th e Cos m opo litan club. It s mcmb c r shi J) was com • s h lil s pirit . po se d o r m en who were or for e ign birt h or who hnd Championship t ea m s arc not dC\•e\op cd wit h out a11 rl'sl d C'I\ In fo r e ign la nd s. Thes e men met and h eard unb o und ed railh in th e m and u11stln t cd e ne rgy tu lect ur es from th e ir \'arl o us m e mbers 011 their tra\·Cls . c hce rln s them o n . Faith is neccssn ry, but cheering Th o m e mb e r sl1ip pr c\'ioush· wns lar ge ly co mp ose d of is 11ot only necess ary, It Is fatal to our c 1iances to r e turn ed mi ss ionar ies wit h some rew peo11Je or foreign ln ck It. Th is ch n ,uplonship spirit showed itse lf Inst birth. year :n so m e or o ur ga m es. As a re s ult we won one No w , hol\ 'CC\'l", n re ally cosmo11oltt a n club wou ld be R ocky :\lountnln Champlonshi 1i and thr ee State chaw· o rg nnh e d. Not o nly ar e th Qre th e us ual studC'11ts fr om 11ionshl 1>s. So Saturdnr nig h t let us go to th e sa me foreign co unt ries and ot foreign birth. bu t th e r e a r c

s pirit ancl ch ee rin g.

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:lsce~:h~gf ~~:~::~~i~l: Lio u In Dotany and Agro nomy. It The n1·ti c le 11ubli shed In la st wee k's Stu de nt L it e will b e remembered th at ex11erl• con ce rning t he co ndilion of "Dick" Kam1l c, who is In me nts !n \'nrlo us bran c hes o r 11 11 1 ~a::: s~i/t:~~: ri1::~; : ;c!:a1~1°1:i:~e~h :~ :1c ~: ct~o~·~d ti: : :,:~ :::~~ ~~:/:;: 1~a~: - t:~dc~ :, :egr~;a:\::·1~ e xl)lain th e reason for 1rnblls h ing th e article abou l ::ill~' fnmous an d this bul h\i n g will him . The !11formation Stude nt Lif e had at hand la st with o ut doubt be the hom e or s till week purported to be ofric la l fro m a fri en d o r "Dlck·s"' grenter e :q1eriments nnd discoveries. in l clnh o. Lat er an d more dir ec t wor d ten ds to show 0\ 'Cr on the so uth si d e o f the fie ld, that the fncts as stnte d In la st week·s issue had be e n with Its front en tmn cc right w h cr<' ex agg e rat ed nnd amplified since lea\· ln g thei r orlglnnl the so uth goal 11ost or tho football so urc o. li('lcl once was . Is th e •1ew Irrigation Th o lntcst lnt o r mnllon is to the effe ct tha.t "Di ck" ~ncl Drntnage bulltling. This ls i>rOb· wi1s in the h ospital "gass ed and ex hau sted b ut with • ably th e 111 os t c luho r ato an d be s t

Concernin g J{apple

Number ·1·

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Si nce st ud e nts pers uniably come t o co ll eg e to learn al.I th e)' ca n , they can hav.e no objection to bav• iug their classes mad e as full o f m eat as po ss lllle. Wh e n this res ult is arriv ed at by Int ens e and lnt elll• gent dis cussio n a ll Is we ll and good. But when It la gained by k eeping cla sses over It is n o t so goo d. It 's Just a ma u e r of robbing P eter to 1iay Pau l. Ir yo u a r c kc11t O\'er t or one class yo u arc lat e for nnotber. I t is n se lfis h nction on th e 1,art o[ the pr ofesso r who d ocs it·an d on e wh ich In r ea lit y results In no good.

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LOCALS E,·erybody there to watch Aggies scoop B. Y. C. Saturday nigh t ! :'11185Isabelle

Hart Schaffner · &.Marx

Buck

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house during

An interested st udent may secure work in the printing department by seeing J. W. Webb there. Pearl J ones. formerly a football man he r e, stepped orr Into the storm The above is a cut of Mr. Altken \\~~:\or~~:/ l eda a story of wbose experiences In ~ru~~a:~i~-~~\~~:e France oppeared In iast week's ediGeo. Croft attempted to l h•en up tion of Student Life. Hre a little during tbe "flu .. epidemic and got married. lliss Prudence is IIOW happy as Mrs. Geo. Cro ft. llrs . Crort Is a member of Beta Delta Sorority and Mr. Croft Is a Pl Zeta

Hart Schaffner & Marx LARSON MANAGER . CLOTHING OF BASKETBALL for the Label . A small

XOTICE TO STAFF Spenklng of Ho r ns A bulletin board will be posted In Redd-Which do you think can do Student Lif e office keeping the staff more damage when It strikes you, aware of 81!!1lgnments and meetings, an automobile or a cow? etc. Keep your eye on It. Green-",i)•, an automobile, of To Former course. 14 .:,:,h )l e n It Is desired that all student.s who are no"· In College and who were with th e 14 5th F. A. register their nnmes with Mr. Barber In Student Life office. S l.';\I..\IE R TRADf l NG C'A-'lP Students who desire to attend the Training Camps this s umm er can watch the military de1iartment bull etin board.

ho~1!/::~t ::e a!~:~o:i,:o:nl~a:::.~ - Yonker's Statesman.

Oumce to Enrn Cns h ..\n opportunity Is open to some student to earn spare cash and get practice In salesmanship. Any i nterested appi)' lo th e edito r of Stud• ent Lite.

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Ylctor Larson. will manage the baskctall squad this year. So decided the Executive committee of th e Student Bodr organization yesterda}'. "Vic" has for the past two weeks been acting In bis now of[lcla l ca11acttr, but his really actua l work w!ll not commence till tbe baskethall squad sta rt s on its barnstormIng venture Into Montana nex t week where th e y meet Fred Bennlon's Bobca ts on th e Htb and 15th Of February. On the same trlp games will probably be bad with Missoula. Montana Wesleyan at Helena and possib ly one at R exburg with Rick's Academy. The election of Larson came only after four ballots bad been taken. The names of ll.\·e applicants bad bt-en submitted by Coach J ensen and 1he \'Oting '\"as close until the last ballot when Larson triumphed oev r \.rlel Llndqnlst. Other candld:lte! were Percy Hansen. Stanle)· Ander• son and Douglas Cannon.

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La \' on Bennion. \'ice president or the Studen~ Body organh.ation last }·ear. Is teaching English at Jordan High schoo l. J. Morris Christensen and Eugene Robin son are Unh•ersity students or la st year. who are lured by the ad-

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Engrav ed Stationery, Announcement.a, etc.

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The would-be Samsons of the •·uh•ersity of Idaho In taking ad(Contlnued fr om page one) 1·a11tage or some of the things learnin faet said dissnlisfaolion ba, a l• e d in the ,cmy h"'' o,g,nfaed a mc-st ,·erged upon that shown by a "P. E." and Boxing club for the

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pht~'° \ 1 of! lb•.::,~••;feeling Iles deeplr grie,•ed .the ruem• ~-p_aE."' :ns: b::;ng : ia:ses Po~•sl~ b e rs Of tb e anc 1ent an • 1ionora bi e ca.I betterment contests of msny ;t~~~i~ge'!:n~:-m:~~-- t~!e~;, ~~-~ere~':: sorts are indulged In, Including te sts of strength, ability to do acrobatic 0 1 ~~~~: a~:r a::. P:::~b~:u~~: :Sn~:~c~ :~~ 1~\:· n::! 0 :;:\;:o~~s::-t m! :l?1!';~ In the Constitution. it is the purpose of the school are being attracted. of 1hls board or re\·lsion to remove them and make the school sare for Sorosis Pledge fr.ttt>rnltles. Rensing the Constltu1ion in some places will undoubtedly ,lo this. Sorosis garnered the following ,

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and ore the gist of the proceedings of the last meeting held on )londar.

MEN TO RE CE IVE ARMY EQUIPMENT •C'ontlnued i'rom Pace Onel gings, l hat, 1 belt, 2 collar ornamentts, l R. 0. T. C. bat cord, and chenons a.s needed. The recelv" r of thc-se articles will be unde obligation to return or pay for any or all artlcls which are lost or damaged, as tbe llllltary Department may see ftt at the end of thte school year. A commutation of -IOc a day ts also ol!'ered to students wbo are In the Senior dh·lslon of lhe R. 0. T . C.

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Perry Van Leuven, '1 6, a membe r of the Aggie champ. r elay team of '16. Is reported as slow !)• conva lescing after a serious attack of lnftuenza

Smltb, Parker, Remlogtor., Wl::icbester Shot Guns. Winchester, Rem• logton and ~arlln Rltles and Ammunition. Expert Gun Repairing Iluiltlng Boots and Shoes. Canvas Clothing, Fishing Tackle. Bicycles and :Motorcycles. E:istman Kodaks and Supplies.

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