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· ----. · ; Roosevelt Memorial Exercises . Area East of Main Building Is The Big Blue Team Surprises Many Fans by Pihng up Big Score Held in Chape l Tuesday-HonBeing Plowed Up And Will Be Montanans Have Strong Lineu~oach PowelJ Is a Former Aplnat University of Montana-Wet Field Holds Dowi. orable Nephi L. Morris Delivers I Seeded to Lawn-Athletic Field Wisconsin Star And Team Will Use Wisconsin Plays-Fast
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1 0 nrs~he <'~l:~t\e:::k~a::~ I pll:~ 0 ~;:~ ~~::r::. ::aom)~:;:· n:: ~ 0~hc:II: afternoon on Adams nultl with tho Romnl'y. "Dick" says ho ts husky fast ;\1ontana Statr> Collegl• aggn•ga-' weighing 230 pounds, and Is fas~ tlon. It Is absolutely t·sst.>11tlnl that and furious. He plays center on tlw the Aggies win this game Ir they team so the mighty Connon will 1 11 ;:n ;:;~en:on)~lt~~~~oofw~nc:: :::l~ ha:l~ohtl:r>:anr.~:n~:!:a to::~ro7a. Koy and win we wlll. Taylor, captain ot the team. li e Is Last weok Dick Ronnu-y's chllrgl'B stationed at quarterback and has handed o~.t Coueh Bierman of the playctl football two years. l\lontnnn U the Hrst dl 1 fNll of his Montana may be strong but let It conching carcur. fl was n declalni b11 known rnr and wide that the one too, but that bas Jillie beorlng Utnh AgglPFI wtll be strong,.ll". Th\! on lhe game lomorrow. },'lgures ond Aggies rough\ in greol foshlon Inst racl s from Montnnn show that wo Saturday nfnlnst the Missoula ngwill hn\'c a formidable too to tnce i;reginlon. But tho Moutnnn State Snlurday. crew has a lwars been our hoodoo. :'lrst of nil this season tho Mon- The Inst two years the score 111the tann .\gglcs lost to till' Wyoming ~nmes between the two Aggie teams L1n1Ycralty after tho Montanans had was i to i. Two yenrs ago thtl)' 1ralnecl but one Wf't>k. They 1trengh- played ua to a tie nfter our team had ened up, however, and took tho bPnten the Montana U with comMontnna Schoo l or Mines Into camp I 11aratlni ease. Is the aame thing Inst week by the aeon' or ◄ 7 to O. ~going to happen again this year? The Montana Aggies, under Coach We any no! Absolutely not! Powell, a former Wisconsin star, Thl' Utah Aggies need no lntrohave '?any o ld ml'n and undN ductlon to the students so we give Powell a lcadrrahlp ar,e picking u11 the following detailed Information fast. They will use "lsconsln plays, of our opponents or tomorrow: chlefl)•. Player Position Wt. Former Ex. Among the visiting players la one ('hristensen. c 230 3 yrs, Ancker Chrlsh•nsen who Is plnylng Hibbert, c: 150 l )r. his tourth yc-nr with Montana. Ho, Tobe>y, g 160 2 yn.
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1919_:?o IY<"c>um;eason wna I~~ an .\ml'rlcnn ond uphold thl' tll~nltr congri:tulntcd the editor aud his .staff, ,. , vi; . ' will by tho :\lontuKue Llghl ;:ri,~~~:~l~;,~a under the moat adu•rso I.ID th1•\r dforts uuurlni; them of I 11111~::r~,~e::::t•r~) nt ~~:th~;:t lyOpera Singers who prt•Sl'll~t•d an IU.. /n \Ir \lorrls. emphasized the 1nr1 linl·n·sa. . I ceum number to bl• gh·t'n Wodnes• 1 11 0 · ~:::~ :.•pl:~: ~:.~:r•t ; 1~~ ;r:~~~:; i th~t ·R~o~1,velt was o. man nmon~ of ~~~:~:s:~t:,~=~n::7 1 :a: ;:~t:t:;e / day, Oct. :?9, In the Lognn tnber 01 1 1 game they aurkri•tl a' tolal of four j although It contnlned many su11erlor, ~l:II· - (t~o!:; ~, trot~ ~. advice, Buut•r nnd nlled the office of editor no~;· C'I . 1 1 . k . T 1 11 1 11.ftt'en-yard hHil'mnlth•s. Worley,, numbers, waa somewhat mnrrod by ~o~:n n:u~ J>O~; ~:~.~. go;~\~~-::,~<: or Stud1•nt Life. c<-rt 1~1 L~:;~:t;,~/Yt,: ..; ::;~ :,-~~;~; 0 ;:o g:~c • 0 ~~t\toeboo~~~~n:ur!~! I ~t':eea::dco~~~:~ul~:~:la;f ri~th:~ ;~~1~•,: bn~I boys,,. lmt there are no com- l\l'::~:~~n~he ~;:rr. re;~!:: Wliti mui:h enJoyc<l by \ocu l musk ' nrllstic: A large nnd voo· enlhuslall111011 hoya. m tin ur• 11 Id ever. Tut>sd·. ·it lo1Ns. Tlwro have llecn many re• Th1..• unusual featur('S or the stuth e tic audience ball and ac11 t It sailing Into was vn•s('nt. showing Thia alrnplo statc,ment characterno':n :r t:e ~ur ,ose )or dlac~~:h:g (tuests sent tu the Lyceum commltll•l' dent body rnJI~, held on Thursdn)· 1 ml~dlo or the 111'\tl. On t.he Hrs~ geoerous aiiiiredntlon for all of tbc li:cs tlw man whn Is called by many nncl ~u l"lllln for from stutlNlts anti clllzt'IIB of l.ogau wer~ lhe Initial speech or Uw 3l'ar 1:11IIroi·omeuts ::,::e; ti~;.ntar-.~:u~~~:le wh:a• \\~:a better selections. tlw "1;-rPatcst ,\mNlcan"-o. man of SlUdl'll;~lfo g to hnvi• tile Chcrnlnvaky Trio a1111r>nrof l·oach Lowell ll.omnor, thl• spot• 1 1 11 1 0 11 1 th down_e(I afll'r .~a~n.lllK• tell yards. sl11~~~e:;B~l~::\1:~el::11 v;:1~~~ :1~·:t : (" pt•OJlll'. . ~;~:"L:.!:~~l ~ ;;1\~~~t~-~:· ,: 1\~;~::~ t1:! ~'i~'go,~:1:~~r;i;l~ncthe \:;):n:~1\\~~~l~~~ P~rc) _Hansr_n 'lrclctl h rt ('l\~ for quartets, nnd reading&. MIH ~hJIJ Trio was one of llw most sntlsfartory Slll'l'C'h or :\Ir. E. R. Owen. Also tho t•ent)•Hve )Brds and 8 f'°'w s~c-onda U\gue, contralto. and Mr. Thoma, Lyt·eum numbN.t M·cr hrought llf're. bunt! was out In force and E:benezt·r later Fal<'k carried thl' l,jj\l over for bass. were espedally goorl The ('hernln1·sky brothers, Leo th " John Kirkham wns present to lead .. tOUfhdown, but he mined an For the second part, ''Churning·•. violinist, Jon the pianist. anti '.\1\sch1•\ In a rousing song practice. 1 0 0 11 1 0 1 1 at~:~~t ~:st!;! ~ :,~. !::~clt~ade Jn from tho old comic opera. "Robin --~~~~:~: ~ 1:,~ a:! :: 0 ~::ta:: ~~:s ;::;: 1;q 1~;~~~ 11:~~-t ano~:~:: .. ::<'i:. thE> nrst half. while tht> rt>malnder of Hoocl," was presentl'd by th e trio, In 1'hc Ag. Cluh Link, known a~ tilt• ,\. 1-: Bowman, dln•.tor or ('Xtl'l lbrotllt'rs manlfrBll'd a n·markablulthl'Y remained speech,ll'BB 11 lbe lnltlal .period an,I all of the ■Pe- co&J~~;:\hree \\OS lntrorlun•d by th• ollldal 11uhlkollo11 of 1he l:. A. C. ,_Ion ork In w:·omlng, has been u tall'llt for musk o.t a ,·rry Party ai:-1'. through the meeting. ond qoarltr was rqpll'to with, h_ard tenor soloist. In costuuw, v.ho sno~ \Rrkulturnl ('\uh v.111 bt• rt>ud" for \l11itor on the Campus durln.; the and undN the dln•c·tlon and guld,\ndy Mohr talked about next 11.gbtlnat. 111this lime the Agglu were cllstrihutlon Ortobi r 25 Joa, 1111ltf'( ,1. t.u,t "l'••k. Mr. Bow mun Is on ., :incl' or ~reat 11H1sters nnd tl'llClwrs ~hturduy's gnme and Frog Mc11 aet hack by thrc,.. 11:_naltles, onl' for ~~~ln~ / 1~:lc~t:;:~~t~d ~:; ;•~::l t•dllor, and c. J. Hart, K W. Rob\11- I 1hr1-e _months ka1e of obaencl' ilur ':1ave made wonderrul progress and I 1,'oauld, who co~1es. from Mont,:nu, 0 11 1 wost opunr nu!llbers or lhe llf(lgrnm ! B'•"· R. I.. H.alllson nntl \'i•rnnl "'llllt•. 1n,g 11hkh time he ~viii stud: art• now In tho rront ranks of till' and has unlimited courngl•, l'nlar~t•d 1 lie w~a cnrorml n•i.,.•atc,ll)•. Art 1 :ai,s<ll'lnt" 1·,lltors, ha\"e hN•n burnh1hlHdd t•xte111lon work In lt~h, 1outh· youngf'r i;enernt\on of musktnns. on tho subject. Coach Romney mud,• tlu·II" 1·.11111lt'B tar Int<> the night pro· Nil ldnho nnd southern Cnllfornl.1. !·'or thr> 1>nst arwr11tt•1•11y,•nn1 tlw II lh'l'IY &Jicech l'XpreHlng high co11~t~e:r:::;et~e~~~~~1':•J~:1:~1:t~ll~r ~~t- jlnrl11g for the llrst n11pl'nra11c,• or tlh1 A. K Dow man grnduatt•d. rro11t brothr>rB havr lwNI ,:-lvlng conct>rtll · fltlcncc' In the ~enm and our chanci·11 1 f'tta, which was of flOn,,iwhnl mP,II llttlc:, Information sh,•et. •~ · Agrl<'ultur11I Collugt' of I tnh .In trnn•ltng through 1-;uru1w, Asln, with the M.ontana Aggies uexl Sal 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ocre tyJ1l' and which conclutli•tl thl· ,a;;~~r;l ~~:l~ie~; ~ ~:~;~~a:nl~n~n :1~~ :,~~ 1:111~~~ ~1~ :~:: :~:oc~:ut~n~~ 1: :t~~:: ~~:; ::u:i~~\f'~~:;:~:::~ ni;::tt!~n m:~!u ~: ~;/~~)~n ~:~o ;l~~~~ul:~)~ !:r~~=e~n~:~~ 1 iie;~::m~:~::ut bodle!l c r thr ,\i,;, bn•n 1•h-<·tNl. Thi• smnll amount or BlUdl'nt body rgnnl1.atlona. Arter thus estnbll&hh1g a n•cord among \ugly evn dny, In' order to bt• good ---culturnl Colle (' Rllfl llw Brlghn111 work fOnne1·tNI wifh lhe buslnea'.-1 l(rntluatlon he r('mnlnt•d Ill lhe In• artists. TIH'Y Rrl' rPl·••lv1·d with I'll- aubllt\tUlt'a. The coach who hns not Prcsld nt K G. Pet<'rson left for Youn C-olleg: ha"l' romblnt•tl In 111 . 1>nd or 1lrn pu11rr Is being lrnndlt-d by slllutlon na tuac:lwr In ngronomy un. tbusla!!m wherl'\'l'r till'}" n111>"ar. siioki•n In public before, this )'t•ar. l'11B,Arizona Inst Tue1du)' mornlrut. l·urln g and su porting n lycl'u\\l, '.llr. Re••d and his assodntra. Thi• 111 Ji'.nunry lat, 1913, when ho w~nt Thr C'hNnlnvsky Trio hnn• twn of 11 -111 enthuslastlci9,IIY rt-ceh-ed. Mr e goes to the Arizona r•ouon Carnl- cour! with th: hope or grttlng: 1•xpnn11(·or publlslling Is handkd b) 10 \\ yomlug na director of the Ex- the moat Important fnc1ore In trio, E. R. Owen, or the l'tnh Power nnd 1 1 1 11 1 8 1 11 !i:b!cuhb;,~ct~;ighl:e~~l~:c:~c:;l~h~: aomcll;iug moro th an usunl 'l~~llty ' ;,~:~;~r ~::e ~~v:~~;~per ta malnlv ~:;,:" ::11:l\~ •~~1nn ~ wt~~•~lt~tle o ~~ ~~:~:;c~;-~~~:~:tl;:~:,.1~n;1::::~:;;,d :, 1\~ ~1:~~t u~~q:::i:~~; i':t'!;::~~ng :!~~1•&: 1 'The Development of Rural t.lfe In Thia lyceum numbl'f wns 8 anii• to al"t a11 a <"oopemth·e medium be- of tlw mo<llll• of the wt'&t.llr.Bowmnn studied toii:c>thl'r. havt• leurnrd llrn He advocntCs mind concentration to merlca." tiolntment to ~-~:··. __ 1-.veu1 the high school ,-\g. Clubs or Im• 11e\·ernl Aggies on his stnfT o.nd art or gh·e and tnkl", anti art• In com- win football games. \\'Ith one thou•
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C-01lr1te and ~apeclnlly our Ag. Club lnterpr1•tntlo11, gh·ln,: thrm lhl• t'B• 1trongly against splneleH lndh·ldu• ___ In doee touch with prospe<:tlve col• PLANT PRODl'CTION aentlal (tualltr·-l'lllemble, hn• been nla. Hl' says thnt there la nothing nr The popula.r publirallon of th•· le1:e nwn, It helps thes1· men t· S .. , ~ , ) :tlainl"d through y,-.;irs 1•f 11r1u·tl,·•·1tractlve about 1he man who g,,t, .-\"1 Bt•-No C'lub n11pi,ored on Adams Hehl n•allz1• more fully the puriioal' und 'El\1I~.\R ORGANIZE! nnd study logetlwr. 1hu11 m• ,·a-• In ull of his work, becau11e hl• wn·, 11 0 1 ::~u;~~~~-~:l~;!~:;;';o:~ :n~t:~!~~n . f ~;~~~)- !1~hhe:::::1n!:.c~\1;;n~::1h~::1 ,\ n1•\1·orgt~:IA8 rOllll' Into :~~t~~l\~~::".:;~1:•:~i•tl:o~;n\l;c i:e:;\~h~:~l:;~~:~ \:tr;h:::~;~;t.~I~-:~ The dlstrlhuting nlt'dlum l•u1111h1t, d. ,di l•:x1e11alon workrrs rt'cl'lve copies lil•lng on till' c:1mpu11. It Is tlrn Plunl 11I-•1111< about the man who doP.Bu'l awt'nr at of a colony of Aggie boostrrs snh\ to ,,f tlw ··1,lnk" thus keeping thC>m In l'roduft1011 81•mhmr and tu puqmsl' The l,)T<'llm rommltt1·r> 111offt•rlng a time and place where aw1•ar\11g h1 reat.1° nt 54 West 1-'lrift Korth. l,u • tourh wllh the Colh•ge and also th,: wlll b,· to con1111t•r tlw "nrlous rw· srason tkkt•ls to th1> 1iuhlk for $:!.no thl' thing to do. gan, Utah, aud the whPri•wlthull con 11rogr,,i;a or our high school af'.~kul- ~earch 11robll'1ns pl'rlnlnlng to 11111111 for thr c>ntlr•• 1wnaou He also put In a good word for 11 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 :~~edle:ft :;g~: :~1:1~\:<'~lu::~:n ;n~ turnl duhll. :::i1\~ :~~. :~ut~:::~1~lt!11~ :~~bt;~,:l'::, ~:~ Dr. Snmu"I rorttl'r, who la 111 ::;a ~~;~ ~::.:/:~~ci°~~:e:,·;;: :~nt:;~ booster and hl'lp glvo the fnlthful Morgun '.\lrKay la back to nttmul ,•d In rN1l'arch along thNt' llnn• d10.r,:-•• of lrrhi:atlon and drnlun1;,· 11· r,;ood 11lnys. Aggie "sod-busters" a "fcetl" at th,. 11chool nth•r v\eltlng monl or th' i c:omposo the 11•111lnnr. Tiu, pro,:-ram th1• w,•stern slatrs, w11s ut 11"11001 Mr. Kirkham and Ardth Prlc1.1 l1•d end of the aeaaon. The second IHUC' wl'atMn 1talt•a Fnlra as ··mnnl,·urlsl", .11 outlined tor lho )Mr wlll be 11 Tue~day to tulk o,·l'r p\111111 ror ,·u In nlnglng echoo\ songs, and llw of the Be-No Booater will appear nl for thl' C-hean('y prize wlnutng ll1•n• . horough-Kolni; atudy or Ill<' soil In .,pnnth·,. work with lhe lrrlgatio11 meetlog ended with a 1plrlted yull Ille Montana Ascle gamo Saturdll)'. r.. rds of C'oke,·llle, w,·omlng. ls rrlnllon• t 11lnnl1 lrpartmrnt lwrr•. prnctlre.
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STUDENT shouh l hr sufficiently Interes ted to ieol thll.l ~u11s nre procured for themselves and that ove r) man In thr clnsa Wl'ars one Tho fr eshman cap traditio n Is cu lth ated for th e pur1>ose or suppl)lng a common hontl for ftrst ga r men The upper clasemen
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LIFE
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t=,~ :;::~:e~r:~em~~~~sil;:: me:~ ethefr;::~~~g:i°:~b~~1ti~ewt: 1. to 1 : ~:~;t fact, up 11rr claHmen admire and respect tho fresh• night on Atlam·s Ot1ld at 3 o'clock. man who has cla88 spirit enough to don his cap and Tho t~nst Hi gh second team plays stick to It. ll bra nd s him as a man who Is pr oud of tho Logan High the same night. PrlntNI by the Earl & England Publishing Co. Logan, Utah. his class, anti not afraid to show It. It Is n prh•llcge to wear the eap, nn d freshmen who boastfully doelnro Onme Srnrl'I 111 3 o'c lock Entered ns at'coud-c lass mall matter September 19, that t hey wlll never wea r a cap are sta ndin g In their Tomorrow's game co mmences at a 1908, at Logan, Utah, under th e Act of March a, own light. It would be a blot upon the record or the o'c lock. Bring studen t body ca rd s. 1897. Aeco11tnnce for malling at specia l rnt o of post - frC'shman class If force were needed to Impose and • ago pro\•lded for In Sccllon 1103, Act or Octobe r 3, ""nrry oul this regu la tlon . 1917, authorized August 22, 191 8. J Th o nr s~ :~ yenr. given 1 TO~ t ~~SJI :e!~f ~?son oul. the paper publlshed ::~ 1;c t: ie~· fo: i.~rl;~y. ~~vei~:~• 7. Is EDITORIAL STAFF by the sludents of tlw Unh,orslty of Id aho. ap 1ienrsl ·--George P. Barber, '20 .Managing Editor tho following nrllc le unde r lh o heading "Utah Team Lu c ile Talma ge, '21 ...Associate Editor \\'rong In U. of Jdnho Victor>· Claim. " l,) cc um \\ 'c dn~day Ru sse ll Croft, '20 .Assoc iate Editor "Utah Agrlculturol Coll ege hos ad\'ertlsed a game, I Tho Chernl nvsk)' Trio appears In E lna Miller, '2 1 Exc h ange Edito r nnd claimed credit for 011 easy \'lctory over the Uni• concert In t he tabe rna cle nex t \\'Cd· Ray Olson, '23 . ..Athletic Editor vrrslty or Idaho fo otba ll team, when lhat team was nesdny nt 8 o'clock. St ud ent body Kinnie Caine, '23 ...Under Th e "A" ono rcprC'&C'ntlng tho Idaho Technical Institute. They ca rd8 arc good. Nadine Foutz, 20 ..Society Editor U8l'<i the names or several l'ulversltr players as stars. Sornba ............ Such Is Li fe This mistake should be at once rectified by the Utah Y. )I. C'. A. Stn,: E. W. Robinson, 20 .. Business Manager athletic authorities and steps w\11 be taken by the The Y. M. C. A. stag for all men 0~~;:
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P('rlwlg Pin) ' ! Periwig play. "A Doctor In 1 1 qu~;~:n :~:/:~: ~~sumed In th e !~~:~:;r 0 :\ ~:e~~•:1;;~ c:::~:~nltn;:: / nnn l quarte r It was ev iden t that the weather perm its . watch ror furth er Aggies were not co nt ent with what announcement of tim e and plac e. th oy had a lr ea dy co llec led. Aft er nnothe r gift of fifteen ya rds to Articl es l~ound Montana th ey start ed out . Falck Tho fo ll owing un claim ed articles leaped In the air and gathered In the are Ill th e registrar's omce: One ball on a play that had all th e baby's caii a. fountain pen, 8 leather symptoms or a perfectly good for- note book.' atrln g of bead s, one gold ward pass. The Farmers were h old rin g, a gold pin, ono co in purs e, a
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Carlson. ,(Contin u ed From Page One). anot he r point. The teams once more lblll) ' Tonlii:ht lined up In rea l scrimmage found Tho shlrt•tn ll parade will star the Aggies pushing well up the from Fir st West and Center at 7:30 field. wben l-~alck and Jarvis took the Aggies, let's show those Montana
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Th e Do Laval Crenm Sor,ari.tor ts tho most omclo nt I means or separating crea m from milk. It skim s to a trace, nol oul y under Ideal conditions, but under ordln• J n~v~:'cs (47) lo Montana nry farm condition s. Ma ugha n ll Dahlb er g Crooks lon Jg . .Donahu e' The De Laval Is offlclent becnu1e over forty years cannon c Wn lt orschtrc hor expe rience In manufacturln g eream soparators baa 11-1.McDonald . rg Harri s brought out the bellt constr uction In every detail. Tbat worJ('r Demers Andrus Vogler 1 Is why the De Lav al skim • c los(', turns easy and handles Falck qb ···· Keeley: tho milk and cream quickly. Dec \h b .. Johnston The De Laval aer\·lce la also efficient. Thousands or Hansen rhb Sullivan ag e nts and sa lesmen are eolec led for lhelr ablllt)· to J . McDonald. fb .Schl ork gh·e lntelllgent and 11rompt separator serv ice . Sub st itutions Aggies: Ga rd ner· 1 for Croo k1ton. Mont ana: Howard for Afore De LAV ALS in use than of all other makes coml,lned . i:: 1~:~~11~~ 1~s~;I ~;~ ~:m;~:m::ams scor in g: Touchdowns-Hanaen a. .lfor furth er lnf or11111tlo11,lice tho local De Falck. J . McDona ld, Dee. Maughan . J..in •nl 1111: ent. or 11ril(' to 111('ll('RN.'!it De La, ·a l Goal nfter touchdown-Fa lck 6. score by periods : offk(', Aggies 6 o 21 20-47 Montana o o o O- o Refere e, Nor11:ren: Umpire, Blazllo r ; Une sma n, Hamilton. 20 En111 M11dl11011Stroot 106 Uroadway 81 Be.ale Street 1 1 CHICAGO SAN FRANOISOO 1 °:?ht::~ ~r:u;!:/~;:ee~ a1:y ::t ~-.JW YORK T ho \ln e ul) and aummnry:
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A messenger of the Lord visited Mr. and Mr s. Lowell Rc,nmey on the el'e11ing of Oclobe,· 16th and took a.way with him sturdy ''Baby Dick''. Th efr home now seems em,pty, their hem·ts are torn 1d 1h pain . In their tender bereat ieme11t they are not alo11c, the students and teachers of ti~ Utah Ag,-ic1dtural College ,'{hare in tl~i1· sorrow . Sillcc first coming to Lo_qan, Mr. and Mrs. Romnry hare been affectionately l'Cgluded by all. Our lol'e for them ha.s been strengthened and deepened by th e be,uilde1·i11gloss that came une:rpectedly. Conscious of ow· helple.'{Mles.'fwe would yet help rarry the Cross . n'e !mow that "Baby Dick" is not dead. but just away . 1l'e k11ow tkaf the Angef.s of Life and Death wear alike ''th e daw11 011 their faces .. , and that all is of God. The cuurageous hca1·t is thus enab led to see through the cloud tlu smile of the Father. FRANK L. WEST. N. ALl'IN PEDERSEN, MI SS WHITACRE. A. HULME NEBEKER,
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Hu l me Nebeke r Coloia•I anti Mr11. R. P, Harlie, Capt. 0 end here at he~1-~m~1 Urlg lrnm. ~:~r:r ~:~o~~lt:r~d ~~auu;~~: ::~ 1:~11 ~~rr:. ~\7.N~ ~~;:~.el\,C~~:~ ton::: 0~; 1 Mn. Amy L. :'lterrl ll la attond l nJt bu1lne111 manager. Mn. J. R. J1>111011. About alxty the Y. \ \'. c. A. confMenc(• at OenvM' The cloaa In cartooning w lll COil· i coup l<'B were In anondanco. th11 week. • ~rrlt~:l\: ~:m:e:1 11 Miu Elsie ;eto;son· of Richfield
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Dr. R . L. H ill gave> a ta l k 011 nt last n brlll)·unt , sparkllu' thot "M ilk and It s Relation to H uman cums like a tla.sh tu meNut r ition," at the meeting of the I my gosh, It stirs me up, I'm wrought Science Club Friday evening. with th' utmost ecatacy. I shout In glee, I yell "bl Jim, or. F. s. Harris, Or. w. E. Carroll I'll rite about th' bash and l\1. H. Har r is went to Dc1\r Lake th' folks prefer at th' collldgo Inn Wednesday to buy 80me Shorthorn frum beans tu euccotash." cattle tor the A. c. E:rper lment Farm
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Ope n l) a.y and Nig h t. Herman
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CITY DRUG COMPANY
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PR E8(' Rlr1'10S OR VGOI STS A Full Li ne o f DTUR1' • nd Toilet Articl es ('())0 ''0RT K IT 8 AN SC'O (' Al\lERA S A ND SUPPLIES U1e Cq ko Pa pe r and Ansco Films For Boat R eault s 87 NortJ1 Main St. Log!!
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BEST IN TOWN
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A BICYCLE
at Pa nguitch.___ Pree. A. \V. Ivins and T r ustee Lo r enzo N. Stohl of So lt Lokc were amo n g the Interested apcctators at the footba ll game Sat u rday . - - Or. E. G. Peterson Iott T uesday for Mesa, Ar izona, to g ive a t al k on "Deve lopme nt of Amer ican Rura l L ite" at the Arizona cotton ca r nlvn l.
lmag~::iglt's noon, th' bread-lino's It reaches ha lf 11 mileladles sweet, f e lle r s strong nre lined up single ftle. and now !m ime n ebekcr takes O JJlate an' grabs n nlfo an· fork"1"11 have aum cabblge, a piece uv cake aum beans an' a s lab uv po r k."
Mr . Dah le who was accide nta ll y knocked down and br u l1od up some• wh ot In an u nf ortunate traffic accldent on Main st r eet on the night of Wednesday, October 16th, has fu ll y recovered. He was laid up In the ,hospita l f or t h ree days while re• covering fr om t he shock. W il d rumors wh ich have been ■ preadlng th r oughout tbe ecboo l and ci t y since the accide n t a r e entire ly un• r oun ded a n d baeed In no way 011 fac t .
ml11 huntsman fo llere close behind she 8m llee a glorious smile"I' ll have sum hash. fer tu my mind It beats th' po r k a mile." ml11 Je nnie reece, precocloue lass, has neat ly bribed a ~uy tu buy her br ead an garden saaa "I'll pay )'Ubl an' bl."
"Y" PLANS BIG STAG
It coata ten cents,
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De Sanders Bicycle and Motor Co. W e FUI Hall Orden
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The home of better footwear for all occasions.
Fit,
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AndreasPeterrnn& Sons Shoe Fitting Experts
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On Center Street Stud ents Knitw ear, Mackinaws, Athletic Goods !\.lade to Meas ure . Your Registrati on Card entitles you to a 20 per cent Discount.
UNION KNITTING MILLS GEO. W, SKIDMORE,
F o r Your
Manage r .
Electric
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See The ==
T)I IC\\'Tlte Yo ur Art lclN You may rave about your Remington& And Ollver11 are good, But Barber says, ''Tako my advice,
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BIG DAYLIGHT
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Leonard Hill
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LOGAN CL E ANING & TAILORING 20 W . la t No rth .
Engraving,
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I 'apose he'll say as he's often MIBB T: " I can't 8 "yer r~~e gets rottener a ll t h' time. " th :k on me."
us Show )'Ou o ur C'omJ)lete Lin es of Sto ves, Ranges , Forni • Lln oo leu m. T h C)' Plense because t hey ru-c t he Beat.
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puled.
A'M'EN TIO N
SERVIC I , QUALITY AND . E FJ,:ICIENCY STUDENTS:
HOW'S YOUR WATCH
the Ag. Club have a committee
In Furniture
33 West ht North
Leo Rn lll aon, ch a i rman;
oh me, m in e eyelids droo p dow ncast, clo;:P;l~n l~~~a, Indeed, 1 piny t h o I' m ra ll ln ' f ast as leepmo uth organ In t he Ag. Cl ub b a n d." It's one o'c l ock-yea mo r e--hn l f pa.at • • • [ my couc h I'd better seek. MIii T: "I can't wear a wr ist ubt:~;~ed
CAND IES . I CE CR EAM AND L UNCHES .
W e Call a nd De li ver.
1 !~::da urr occurs "he dun kept me out or the draft." u v cake an' pie's dis- -Ex. • • •
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Supplies
CLEANING, PR ESSING and REPAIRING. Most Up-to-Date Dry Cleanin g Plant in Cit y.
decoration commit1 1 0 ~: ;:e : : ;, : :.1~~b ia::: ~:c~:~ 0 8 H UI, George Bateman , Dou g las Cann on , Eugene Ro binson on d Ameen Kah n . On th e adve r tising com •
0.:~:_,It gma,• be
Platonic love 111 a misnomer. and old Plato wa8 some faki r himself, as ' other Greeks have been 1\nce.
Logan's Only Exclusive Shoe Store Quality.
an' mlaa price baa sum spuds 11 1 ::~g::~:e:;.e l~\~:t~: , cry! 11 th' llon•hearted doug pre fert1
Kodak
BY OUR CAREFUL
on the
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- Waterman 's Ideal Fountain Jew elry Co. Pens
Cardon
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tie!"'sc~:;~,e~err: r n:a::~::;t the committee In charge of the "Y" 1 :;~; ~~~=ed:7!~e~ 0 ~~~0\w:r:~~ ~:ua8 Ing get toge t her "atag" 1mr t y. The 9 ro~! t !!~c u ~!o~:a::~!t~iet :i ~ J,~e~; 9 a r e to be sta r ted In t he nen r fut u re and t hi s soc ia l le to be a kind o f n pr e lu de to th em.
::a!i~!!:,e~1:: Iver Johnson and Pierce Bicycles Harley Davidson Motorcycles
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llf e• mlBS lorsen tak(!S tuu k inda uv pie,
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COl\. 1ES NOVEI\.IBER 'i
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12 West Center Street.
BIG AG. CLUB BALL
mlttee
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:t~~:uscc~:::~u~e~;d~~te b::~ 0 ::~:;: of good who lcaome spirit wns un• doubtod ly due to tho sonaallona l vtc• tory or our football team over Montnna t h at ntlernoen. First c lnss music was rur nlahed by t h e A. C. orchestra. To the t un e o r n freshman paid orc h estra, with light hearts a~d a "heavy" feed t h o student body ance Sat ur day was typica l of a live fresh• man social debut.
~:e t::;,:::r:h:;~~~~o:perl~ohut~~een
:~11 ~e:;P:,\ ~~t= uv bean. ___ s um pie If you've made It r ite." Nex t Sat urday ni ght t h e "Y" wi ll g ive o "stag" pa r ty a nd every ma le prof arno ld aca na t h ' bill uv fa r e 1 membe r of the st uden t body la In v It- ~~~e::e:sa l: ~ e::, ;,::s~ sum meat
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Best Qualit y Al wa ys
Pre-eminently Superior
here cum9 Joe reed with eyes Intent upon the "ox-ta ll" sou))"Just slip me a dlab, my worthy gent,
FOR TOMORROW NIGHT
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cause they neve r see thei r namea lu Cou r lllblp le nn lnnomable by print. Here are a few ot them: J amee produet ot love nnd marriage la the (Frog Economy) McDonald, Lester dnngerou8 distillation of both. (Peaty) Jarvis, Dou glas (P l1to l )
Icannon,
Ga r dner, (B lackie)
Clyde (Fat) Wor ley, De l I.o uts (Luko) Fa lck, Glenn Dee~ Pe~c ~anso u .
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Pl Zeta Pl trntcrnlty will enter• toln at n danclnng party in the Bl uebird Ho ll next Tuesday evening. • • • The Freehman claas entertained the studC'nt body at a dance In the I Smart gymnasium laS t Sntu rd3 Y night, which pro,•ed to be one or the
__ _ There 111going to be a sure-enough Ag. Club ba ll . Th is wna deftnltely d clded b the Ag. Club when tbey meet Wed!esdny 110011 01 this week.I The dote Is sot for Novembe r 7, and tour committees are already at work adve r tising, and arranging fo r r erreehmenta, music and decorative I
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editor;
Ju lia and Margue r ltc Hubbard with clevcr bits of dosblng vor11c•s11rnt thc week•end aa a guest at the spent Sa t u r doy and Sunday vlalt\ng from ProfCBBor Arnold's young, Sigma Theta Phi sorority house. In Garland. I Journalists. Profcesor Roblnaon's cla11 In adve r tising will be given About twenty.five live delegates of 8pace to glv<' vent to their - talent tho Fr<'ahman cl1111 piloted them• Mrt1. Ver na Whitely n formcr[along that line, and all members of 1t•lve11 Inst Thursday night to Logan aludent of th e C'ollege, ,·lilted here tho student body who have anything canyon where they spent an evening \ 1 rd8 11d8 d last Sat u Y ao Su ) very, von• humo r ous saved up, will or feaatlnng, fun and frolic around bl' given the chance to ace It In a ronrlng bonfire. Gamea wore played, Mre. Rl'IIR B. Mayeoek 111spr<ndlng print. 11011g8sung, stories and Jokes told, this week In Utah and Salt Lake -+marehmnllowa tonated nnd bot dogs ::~~ties with t h e Home Demonatra-, \\ ' 11,\ T FOLKS P RF.PER consumed. The chamerones o[ the ___ evr11l11g were Dr. ond Mrs. W. B. -bl r e u be n Joncs nnd n rew upper cloasmen. 80 11 E A. E. ';;~~ · 'l lj Dl~\~ctor i° r 'tis thursdny nlte, my ch or ea are dun, • • • 1 1 vl:~: 1~~oi'~ Lo:a~ i ~~e :uon~~: c~i~po~ 1•,,·.o:~n!ned my rb:rk ~h\r~ ~ow- f Th<' Sigma Theta Phi sorority en-, 1 1 8 Tu esday. ~11:111~ o~~ ,:~~ - ~ 1; b;~n~~o c:! un ~;~::l•;l?ar~t ~~:~~:1 ~;~t ~~:~da\de~~: th' night's far spe nt, my theta ru n Farn11worth wns a dinner guest on Ray T. Bec r aft ond Henry Oberrife Sunday. bans ly lef t \Ved needay for \Vayne I raek my weary braincount)· to Investigate range condl- compoa ln' a r ime tor student The Soroa\s pledges will enter• 1110 lions there. th' domed sheet gives me o. pain tnln thCI membera tonight nt n dnnc• ____ Ing party In the Bluebird Hall.
Hudaon
THIS SEASON
j hoa I rangemC'nts Included Ralph Smith, , chairman: ('harles Nibley, Wallace 1
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THATCHER CLOTHES
Tueaday evening at a d:i.nclng. In thl' Bluebird Hall In honor
YOU'LL !~1~~:P~;~ c~;t~ 1~:~::c ~~~=:~ I!~::;~;1~ ~~c\~,~1;~ate,::;:· ~~~ I 0a;~~a I
F l orence Kn udson apent the week na managing
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Moae Stie fel visited day.
House ca ll• bJ appo i ntmen t .
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Under the 'A• 11HumorousMagazinetoSoci ety
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STUDilNT
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LIFE
AGGIE GAA□ HIESINRAGE Lieutenant of
fun in putting two doflar"s in the bank as In spending it is already a financier"' -providing he puts it in TflE BANK.
FarmersandMerchants Savings Bank Lotr1111,
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Ru sse ll l\Iaughan,
Winner
"Thestudent who gets just as much
D is tin g ui s hed
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\ice CrossCred _i tedWith lFRESHMAN TFAM WALLOPS trant in Coast to Coast Race. I LOGAN HIGH BY32_0 SCORE I l•o ur
And
Boche
l\1achrnes,
En-
The roatest nlrahtp tu tll(l tr nns-1 continental aero rncl' wns drlv<'n b)' n graduote of tho Agricu lt ural Co l-1 l<'g'~-1~!11Ulnl~~il'ute11nnt
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Maughan grndunted three yenrs ngo high st•hool by t h e score ot 32 to 0. Gibbons ho lmmedlote ly onltsted In t he In -. Tho ,;ome wns ployed on Adams field. Cnrllslc, fnntn•. Shorth· arter en listing, how• I This Is th e third strnlgllt game Turner
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~:::· ·::r::c~ :~d :.a~r~:~~erto t;rn~~: ~::c~~c!~ 1~:~\~~o:hma::ld~ 1 when• he remalnl'd almost n year. goocl record, 1111,•lng be en scored on lie was In action for ov<'r thrt><' 'hut once. months on thl' firing line nnd was, Tho high school Inds were outawnrded the Dlst\tigulshrd S1.>n•lce, weighed and lack or former rootbnll Cross for personal bro,·ery. In one ( t•,;pertence wns n grl'.!al handlcnp to battle ho brought down two out ot I th0 m, but th e)· fought gamoly all th e three enemy a1•ropla1l<'s that camC'j wn)' a nd sometimes p layed spectacuagainst hlru: tlum, sr1.>lng n friend lar 100th811 · A number of times 11 attacked by nhout o do:r.en other I,ognn backO<'lcler would go through rd nero11lanes he went to hi s nhl and by for upwa s of ten yards. sk \lHul fighting a11d mnnruverl11g The freshles scored two touchboth escaped. In nil h o broughtldown In tho first period and ono In down four Boche aeroplanes. <'IICh or tho following quarters. Lnst February Mr. Mnui;hnn came Dewey. Con r oy. Erickson and Eelback to the l1nlted Statu. In New words played well. Th e llne showed York he made flights to aid In the much lmpro,·eml'llt o.nd each man Victory Lonn drivt•. Whlle rising on the defens e pln)'e<l a good game.
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TORGESON STUDIOpos<'. We met to nth•lsl'.' r friends lhnt th(' Big B\U(' (('Om WDIIabout t o 011
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A. H.,PALMER & SONS Logan
186 N. Main St.
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SOCIETY STATIONERY PRINTED OR ENGRAVED 1'~EDERAI,
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soul. I doubtrd
1 thought
Supplies,
undon<' people ,.. hR\"(I dOD<'
whom
Wf' oui::ht
Fine
School
Stationery,
Opposite
etc.
Po11tofflco
c.11.He firm for
FOR Fmsr CLASS SHOE RF..PAIRnrn SEE
a m1 H .at •hto11ld •llll
TROTl\fAN'S W08t Cen t eT Street
une'1tll
Logan
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mo11ped th<' t<'nrrul <'ye; but when the Blue
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root<'r8
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The 01111\11t11nc-c, or l11t1•rf'11tf'd llpl'rln i1111u-hn change came ov,,r m<'. The 11lgskl11 I'"~"''" aronucl th,• end and tors nvnlled thl'lll nnthlnl{. TIii' lhrou,:-h 111,, line nnd---Chllcl! a sna111w r ,,rwc.nl 1'088 fhHh<'tl up -tilt' h 1 1 ~~~~•;h:::I ~~:~ •,\~~ ; 11 :/;~ h~l'l~~-ml :1t rootl'lft till wcltl wild! Old PrHl)' lwri\('d on th,, I, ft whllu Plstol blll'kl'd 1 1 0 As ror me, I nm looking forw11rd ll11• lh w, nnd llnnst•n dud;;t•cl nm\ 11lu11,:ed nml fought n11d e,•f'r)·thlng 11·••nt lilw! to nnothl'r rally with rond anttrlfli )knnwh\ll' Mont;:1111 wn,t with grid was hn·ntl! IP.118,ore nnd lion. russ'd th,• l'aptnln mr.dly drove hl s t ♦ >nm 011d Hnstus dnrk ly cu11s'd. C'lrtlt• W11rh•y with his mule-llkf' bOCll was worth hts Wt•l,;ht In go ld . an cl nlr.: Tiler{' nr,, ~i•n•rnl thnnklellll Jnbs Jo,, !\laughun nnd Crook end llnff \;po,-:H•d ,,lei!\lontunii co ld . F'at Anclrull In tlll' broad tteid or humnn t•ntl,•avnr hombl'd tlwm rrom the rli;ht and lh<'n lht• rap•k~a D1•l hurst In anti Jnrred but th(' 11:C'lltwho wants to t<"ll ynu lhrlr t'O(•ksun, SJ)lnes unttl th ey f, ll llkf' - "'(•II, th(• gnnw Wl\ll A'rl'Ot, by a few l"npll'nsnnt Truths hns tlw Jlni; It 1·.-111, nnd (•\·cry Agi;lr man 11lnYl'tl wllh his JU•:.\RT and 11.\ND and greatest cinch on thnt llnt' or work 111~.\I) for Dick who mndl' tlwl r 11\on• • Aud now Wt> hnV<' donr thosf' thlni;a which \\"(' OUJ:ht not to hnv,, llont•, IIIHI h•rt
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nwnt. 'l'ht> IIC'ltool ,;irl11 nrl' e le<'tC'd to .\ reteiit Issue or Uir Argonnut rl' net as house mnnngl'rs. For <'at'h of- ports the first lndr stuifon t 11 to n•glst<-r In the .-\gr \cu ltur n l tlf' 1mrtmr-11t of
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scliool by th(' .-u hnngln g of guPsts I L'tuh and l'tnh AgE:"les," lwtw <'l'll th e> dlff'or.-ut houses each J • • • \W('k. In th(' f!88l lhrre !ms been ('Oil.Other confl'rencl' trams J)lllr<'d to iildrrabll' rh·nlry lwtWl'Nl the twentr-j relath·ely close scor,,s Saturday. on<' ori;nnlzallons. By the Wf'f'kly ex- Colorado s_choo l or Mhws 11cored G <'hnni;i• or gu,•sts the llll'II hope for II while the l. of ,vromlng was countN •; l\' AND USED GOODS mor<' drmocrntlc f{'l'lln,: among tht>,lng 16. l". nt Co lorntlo won from th<' Bou1:;ht, So ld and EKchansed rrn1t•rnltlcs. :\Ir. J. Stitt Wilson. one; l' or Dl'nver !!f, to 7. 29 West FJrst North .. 1 0 ~~r;~; ; l~~el~s:i'lr:t:,a~:~l<'~:s ~: f, 11s<' of brrak\ng hou11e ruh•s or or LOGAN UTAH 1 c,·ntly finished 11 s{'ricf's or l<'ctun tallun• In class<', the- stud1•nt11 ror ~-----,:-;,-------
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sportaman•
Lllem wlll bC' forcNI to discontin u e If I nlng ror lnt<'rmountnln honors. t h l' C'Xlr!I tuition ts lo be JlOld during , Should lll<' Lognn team win nt Fort th e prNHlllt llChoo\ year. Colllus nnd both B<'f'hlve (' l{wens i clear nwny their other conforencc U . OF NEBRASKA loripon{'nts, none or whom nro f or • },,rntrrnlty mf'n of the Cnlvrrslty 'mldnhl<', the chnmplonshli1 will be 11 1 :~Id t~J:(' ~;.::~ K:::;;r~,k~r:~~;l::h~o w::1:i° 1: (~~~1t~~lt~·u~;
nround the fire 111ace rl'lwnrslng th<' Incident to our kltltlles n1,ttcr go out or your WI\)' 11 llttl<' ln comiillm<'nl those who did 1111much to mnk<' the atl'nlr a s11<·c<'11.It will rn!ll you nothing ond tJ1(1y earnC'd at il'OSt a 1110 11 Oil tht• shoullh•r or n Bhake of thC' han,t. 1 11 hn::lsh~.:.~ 1'' ::~ nro{irnm of 11ts h,·,•n mcin• de>fill· 0 0 1 :~;ifi~:l :~~l:~rn;;~ ::. ~:~lia:.~:~ ~:~ : 11 factors. Lrt's do II llttk t~nm workbl'l together und slay thrrc. nut why eni:;-ng1, In luk <'-wnrm
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--The Book lo\'ers' Club held Its first mel'tlng or the }'C'Or Thursdo.y evenndtl another vll'tory t o Its cn•tllt. Ing Ill tho home or Kinn!<' Cnlne. P<'P demonstrntlon? Why most Professor Vlnccnl Ogburn pr(!s entetl Sha ll we n•mrmhi-r Inst \hits of ,\merlcnn. 110,•els and short 1J.-chledly. II
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waited two days for It to ))assls11fTcred two broken hones In his funds and used In connection with ajn lo~g th:~~:: 1 1/ ~; t~: 1 ~r: 1~~ which rohbed him of e,·ery chance Im hand 111 the third quarter or t h e co ll ege for the benefit of students of :o r th e field." hnd or wlnnlni;. But In a11lte or the se i:;ume. Whtie th e break Is not ns drnmatlc art. "'Ith Professor Bab•, • • , handicaps he wt•nt on thr oug h t o, hnd as ll might be, t o us e Lourn's cock as conch th0 University will The freshmen 11lo y th o East Hi g h. Snn Francisco. During t hr for e, ow n Jlhraso, It 18 bad enough, Tho stngo their plt1ya In Socln l Hall every team today. Tho first do.y of tlw 11art o r this W('ek ho was In thnl · bones above t h e knuckles or tho two weeks. season Cooch Ott llomnc,y ot tlle city. 's(•con d a nd thlnl fin gers are broken --l!:ost H igh Issued 128 suits. Ever)' Llrutenant Mnughnn drove, n cllngonnlly. Crookston wlll 1,robably LELAND STANFO RD , day be has had al IC'nsl two comFrench nr-ro 11lanc, of II hundred and be out or tho game for at least two UN I VERS ITY i plete ten ms nl work. Ho Is brlni:tlng fifty horse llOWl'r and f;f'nr<'d to two wcoks. However, there ts C'ncourageIlls stcond team with him to pin) the hundrC'd nnd twent>· mlks an hour. ment In the promise that he wlll be hi i.{'lnnd Stanford Uulverslt)' has Logan high scl1ool team at ti\{' ,nmo Not hn,•ing Ileen built ro r long tho ,:ome tor tho Hght with tlw bl'('ll thCI scene or much n,:ltatlon Ume This \\Ill bo tho hnrde st gnmc tllghts, howevrr. It wn11 unabll' to: Colom.do ,,ggl<'S 011 Xo,•. S at },~ort. nmong tll<' stullents since the bonrd of th e 8,,88011 for Conch Scott', mon citond th<' strain cir the long forced Colllns. of trustf'eS 1inssNI 8 resolution r e-' Tile East High look lik e t11f' c la 118or 8 flyln,:. At the present rate or breaking qutrlnf:" tuition t ee or $<IO f'n<'h th<' high schools or the atatu this -bon('s nnd Injuring men In the Aggie tt:'rm brgl11nlt1g Jnnunry. 1920. A rel.' I year. URAM WELL PECK camp, our chances tor the confer-1 of $ 2 0 for th {' t>ntlr<' year has been • • • ~ I I t•nce nnd stale titles woud go glim- the on ly tuition fe e requlrNI. Stu•, Oh ye dor-(' sheet! "J, L. G.·· EULOGIZES AND CR T mering If Conch Dick did not have O dents h'l'I that the now plan will I writing In the Tribune says t h{' fol• CISES FRI DA Y'S RALLY wealth of good materlnl on the bench. ha,·c, II tl'lldl'IICY towa rd lessen lug lbe lowing: "lnosmuch as the Utah ldf'mClcrDC)' or the Institution. Of the, Agglf'S cllsplnycd grrnt scoring anti 1 10 0 av!:rk'\\:; ~::· ;~ BOOKLOVERS' CLUB ~1:~\t:,"~nt;,~;oi1 :1~b:: 11e:r;: ~;;~~:~:e ~~i"·;;:s 1~a,!.~; \hongo"~~~: 0 th whlrh occurml Inst Friday ('V~nlug. DISCUSSES POPULAR Studl'nts llr{'_ espl'cla\ly uri;lng nt. Colllns i,~nrmf'l"s on No,·rmbor 8 ..
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Rnytleld Carbu.reton , Wlllard . Storage Bauertee, Bo• c b i\lagnelOC!I, Goodyear, Oldfield and Miller
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Oldest and Largest Bank in Cache Va/leg Resoµrces $2,00U,000.00 THATCHER BROTHERS BANKING COMPANY
Coach· Bierman
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STELLAR GUARD BREAKS . BONES IN HIS HAND __ _ I an earl>' season gnm<', during the As a rf'sult of Saturday's game UNIVERSITY OF UTAH Orst half. In th~ second bolt Uta'h'<l with Montana there Is one gloom The Little Theatre at th Unlve rs- at l dltlona l weight combined with thic loud 111 the Agglq_ football 1tkl<'S. lty or lltah Is the only art thenter In slippery field coal Montana th eir Laurn
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b:;r~~~1~ 1~;=~~e P:~~ 1:11::: 1 11r=~ ~~1~;o~~uc~:~:: : 1~s,Er~~~l:::o~_; Goa l right tackle who smiled and chewed Rdt>ree, Mohr: l'mplre, Green: gum throughout the whole game. Head linesman, Stoney.
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