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Student Life, October 31, 1919, Vol. 18, No. 5

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PBRIWIG PLAY • A Doctor la Spite of Hhnaelf"

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STEPUP, COLORADO, AND TAKEYOUR DOSE [UNO \ AGGIES WALLOP MONTANA IN MEMORIAL r FIRSTCONFERENCE STRUGGLE MUST BERAISED ;;:..w:\:/ ..:::"c::,:,":;•::,'; •Northerners Defeated19-0in Hard-Fought Battle :~;.~::';!: I BySATURDAY ___ I ~~ ~t!:~~ :ha;:~ ~~~f:: :~:!~c: PERIWIG PLAY ·1 IN CHAPEL TODAY

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~: :~rorro~::. d~a!:::1:~:~ ==~~~cr~ aclentlat, explorer, pn,•ldent of our nation, and, above all, aa a man, an Individual, ~-e consider It a privilege to aid, In perpetuating hla memory. Colonel Rooaevet bu been eulog• Ind 80 unlvenally that Jlttle need f bl t di ary :i~/~~!mbe:-;:a: cltl:en~x 1;•~~e nway •lz II h.'.'t. I b he ha■ een na.t onll Y c • . ed, and to the ex-preeldent no great:~.c~:~!:n:/:~~ or fra.dom of thought !:m=~~a;tln the great ~1 o!~::~::, 8 all

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Coach Romney, Mnnager Larsen and twenty-five football playcra will leave next Wednesday tor 1,"'ort Col lhtB where the Farmera will meet tho Colorado Aggies, Nov. 8. It Is probable that the defeudors or the blue and while wlll go to Denver and practice there on Tbura• day or .~rlday before going 011 to •·on Colllna. Thia wlll eliminate the 1 :;s~~~ ~~~;\!:e ~:agma!e!~! ~!~:xee~; 1 1 combat. Following the Colorado Agglegame which promises lo be a ngbt to ~~eu1!1;;e:n~nd~la.:bhe t:~: w~~i!:.;~ U. on Nov. 15th. The Boulderllee have not displayed the atrength or uer slater Institution and thla game 1should be an easier one for the Agf~e,:,rl:~~: :~~lonngt' " ' ,•:,aalbcllol;r,, °' 1 10 0 00 Fnrmera bntlle. Enroute home Romney's charges will mix with the Wyoming ogg,ega01 ~~ 1:r;~;\:nst~::;:!e~e!~~~~

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Also Mid-Week nn:bll~ :: : 11~;:;ut~!~:•~: 1:~ ::ed::: compelled to meet these three Pruld<'nt Peterson met with Doc- lcama which appear to be the cream tor C'arroll, chairman or the I or the conference, in aucce1Blon. Our student atralra commllt<'l'. n·pr('aent• faith lies In O well-trained team and ath'ea rrom the StudC'nt Dody or- i lhe Aggie bull-dog spirit which i::nnliatlon, Student Lite rdltor, fra- 1 trlumaiba In the race or obstnl'ICB lernlty and sorority rciirescntntlves ·-·--aud cht.BB Jiresldenta \n lh(' Board of TrustN'S room \\'{'dnesday nt two o'clock and as a n'sult of the mf'etIng, there mny be needNI changes made In th<' method of conducting rimu!lementa at thf' C'ollege. Prealdent PNcraon cxiirl'sfH!d hts Write down $135.00 111 rnd Ink conviction that nil socln l nrratra. nnd remember It as the amount euhpnrtlc-ularly dancea. could well be> scribed by students, raculty nntl bualbrought to I\ close lit 11 o'cloek, ln-1 IH.'SSmen lo send our rootbQII t<•nm t r 1 .,. 00 I le! 18 110 . tho to Snit Lake to get a lin e 011 the I ~,:::ngo ho;~ ·st\:~en~B woul:I thus Unlven!lty team.

FUNDS COLLECTED TO SEND FOOTBALL MEN TO SALT LAKE

more or Br~l~f:"~:~I~ ~n~:~:~; c:\~:·cte/~n 1~~~~ 6 0 the rerrcshlng slumber at nlp;lll 1 from the business men; the faculty that la 80 necessary, though orten I 1 .0 0 ti I 1·onsldcred 80 Jlghtl)'. ~ , 6t~;h:.a/::;;('::~tl ~~\~:: The opinion 11ro,·nlletl among I t b d me ti those Prt'aent lhat there Is no log!- t f'~hrc:, )~f th: ::st ahort chnngfl cal ri·ason why aodale cn11 uot be nrllets In Logan !Larsen, Egbert and 1 ::~r~e:urat e!;~~/r ~l~~BO:;; 11:!o•ts~ C'roft I were used In an attempt to k 1 111 1 swell the student body fund. 1 1 1 :;; : ~\ ~ 1 : 0 d1•1:~; n 1~~:l ~:u~ t h::, It was neceBBary to obtain th\~ BlUdt•n~a ~ 188 their Bll'{'p anti come I money outside the student bod) to classes the ,In)' rollowlng drows)'• lwc11use the H. C. L. baa Increased th(' e)'l'tl and slumberous. cost of mnlntalnlng athletic leama The Prcs\drnt, In a spirit which from 30 to 40 per cent. was marked br Its broad symJmthy ·-·..... with and undcratnntllng of the need& of the students, exiireBBed the wish that studenta llmli their soclal attlvltles to the extent that

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"BestBallofyear" CherDiavskyTrio IS Ag• Clllb'S SIogan De1• ht AllHearers 1g S

of Phi Kappa Phi, a national honor1• • • ary society Bt•fore th(' war It Wl\11 : suggcste1l. hr omcera of tbl11 society, that a chapter b1• l11atall{'d ht•re. bul. on a~•count of unsetth•d conditions the matter was droppc1I until laat ___ 1 1 11 ;~~: :· "' :~~e;::~;!;; ~;f'oi~:;: Th{'r(' le only one werk 1.-ft lo It 18111wi•e~ number held e 11 1 Id IH"C'parf' for the hlg Ag. Club ball. It a suRpklon of tlw mediocre as somf' I lt>r or. lns1;1:; ~~:~ n~:e:; ;~•~oc~ la to b(' given nexl Friday evening havt• hhllt•cl. the ('hrrnlavsky Trio 1 H~~r~: Dol·tor Wes~ anti Protea• In the Smart gymnaalum. bns wlp€'tl out lhe trnce or It by Bur Hl'ndricka waa appolntl'd and the ll ..wlll .. lw quite, unnect•11sary to \i•avlnc wllh ua n memory or someap llcatlon sent In. Phi KuJ}lla Phi, huy ht:1r a boquet of flowers ror thhlK rnri• nncl wonclerCul. A vlalbb· Pnot an ordlnarv under-graduate' tbl11 oC'caslon ns nil flowers will be lmpreBSPcl audlenef' was ent('rtalned 111 frat('rlllt. It 18 ~n hon or society I checkt•d before entering the hall. \\'Pdlll'.'Bdny evening by a mualcal to whh;I;· the faculty elect worthy Thia nmtter haa bel'n threshed out nt. progrnm which undoubtedly ranks atudenta or good charnctl'r and ex• 1111ndry J11n1or Proms, prevloua .\g. high nmonp; lyceum productions. "cellent scholarshlJJ. Student11 from C'lub bnlla anti other social fetea nntl The C'lternlnvskya am exclusive ar(Continued on Pago Two). It narrows down to this: In till tleta tor the •~dlaon Phonograph

wl~b;~n:;:e:~:n::rt or the ~O 000 I Doctor E ~~r:on President ~:• mn~:~,e:::· 1::Y ~0 w~!~h~ I former soldiers \\hO have already of the college, receive~ a ~~!:r..: co.ulltlower could be eaten with the made application ror training I abort lime ago "blch e P cauliflower See the point '-the Twelve thousand of these m.en are one of hie moat blgbly esteemed cauliflower could be eaten with the now waiting aulgnment sou,enlra It la undoubtedly th e rlrat rerrea}\ment.s 1 Thfl eoldler .. tudf'nU nf'"\\ In at-I piece of alr..aen•\ce ma.II to arrl;·t ~ ('orrstnlk11. bunche1 of wh1•a1 and lendance at the l'. A. <.'. are taking Logan. Thia rare memento wl a· pumpkins w\11 be usl'd to tlecorate t th lbelr training In the 1chool11 of waya be a remembrance of a.t moa the'! hall In a Blrh-th· rural faahlou. t asrlculture, agricultural engine-er- remarka~e Cea.t or a cout to coaS Yes, and the decoration commltt{'e Ing mtthan\c arn, and commerce flight "h\ch was accompll&h:d bin mlghl be pehuadNI to uae an old Tb~lr name■ are: WIison W. Allder, the recent epoch-mnklng air er y. cider harrel, prrferabl~· on€' full of Ray L. Allton, Vernal Lewis Lara\·e, The Jetter waa written by Earl clcfrr. Wm. M. Coffey, Laurence M. Crook, Van \\'agoner, rormerly Bl'Cretnry to Stt11\Pnt11,must brlnp; their student l'rancl1 Coy, David Earl Daley, Eras• prt-sldenl Petcraon, ancl who Is now bod,· rarda na tht>Y cut lb{' price or tu Jordan Diehl, Joaepb F.. Dran('IY, at "Washington. It la a &hort peraonal ad~IBBlon In half. Without the Illar T. E11en, Lynood Flab, Muri letter written expre1111)•Cor the occn- atudc•nt holly eard the price la onr B. Glb1on, Hyrur.i Plddlng Jonce, alon. llnJor Haslet, flying In a De dollar and a halt; with It the price tua Jone■, Lyman L. Jorgenson, Hn.vlland pane, carried the mlBBh"e la 11 "veu1y-nvr cents. It la necf'Hllry artln L. McAlllater, Createa K Mc- from Waahlnf(ton D. C'., to Salt Lako for thr Ag. C'lub to charge this nd• nw, Bric B. Nord, Raymond L. 01· C'lty rrom whence It arrh·ed by tbe n1\s~lon fee to cover the expenses of wnrord E. Parry, Joseph usual mall routt>. . the !·nil. Th€' dub 111 not Intending 1 , Arthur Black. Harry Glenn I Pre■ldent Petf!non 11 having bis, nor trylnR to make any profit out or

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before the team leaves, anti that \~~e~cnn;:da; b:c:u\~~; off to Colorado, whore on Nov. 8 In Fort Colll1111,Agglea claab with Aggies and tho Saturday followl11g, C'olorndo U. will be c:mcountered at 8oulder. A crisis has come to tho Aggle tootbnll team. With three hard games away from h ome In the short 100.co of two weeks the team must leave Logan with their oWn fighting splflt ro• luforced by the additional 11ght ] of the students If they are to come home with thr{'e 11calp 1 dangling at their belt. Coach 1 18 ::::::: i'r~:: !n°; ro:rt~!\~ team could take, and that the result le dependent to n largo

~:~~te~'~:e a:a~I ::r~ 0 ~~ed 0~g:.t.e~~~: ~~~e:~u~::~ 8 t~a\:.ttltude which ley kicked out and each team ma.de Thia la our opportunity lo a couple or good gains by means of show thal we nrt:1 back or the the air route and the half ended. •----------• Score 7 to o. _ ---·· When hoatlltlee were resumed In the second hair, Worley waa again

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nN. Worl<'). attempted a pince kick whll'h wna blocked and •~nick recovered tho ball on tho fifty yard line. After another ftfteen yard penalty to "ouraelvea" the quarter ended with the Montanans In poaaeaslon or tho ball on the Utah forty yard line. Score 7 to 0. I II the second period th e Montana eleven played their be11t and threw a scare Into the stands by making nrat down twice In aucceBSlon and finally completing a forward pa.as which placed the ball on our three yard line. Here they !oat It on a tumble and Worley 0 1 :~ct~:e :: ..:~a:~::~ :~rte:a~~ge:~ back toward tho goal again and were not baited unll they got to the one-

Thia really waa a j the rC"mulncl('r of the third period 1 1 Roberta Elf'nnorn Amus111•n :ben.r::· l~:; :;c:; !.b~o':no:e~::h::~:::\s;n:h:to!!a:h!: 1~1 ~~: 11: ::~a;;~~~ 1 11 Perrill .. _ "_•ncy Flnl'h I ball tog& lnlcludlng some bright, clean conditions. b d 1 _ ..--navy blue eraer-. When th e a 11 waa P 1nee 1n Pay .-\\dt>d by a five yard pcnallr to In the nnal aeBBlon, Lonesome Luke the t'tahna the vlaltora made ffrat Falck, the shitty pilot of the White down right off the reel. Thie pro- and Bue, became disgusted with l'C'dun• waa soon halted and after an lhe way thing■ had been going UP C'Xd1nn11teor punts n Monta;ia fumble to date and atarted something. He on their own twenty yard line proved gathered In a Montana punt on tbe dl1:1sterou1 for them. "Dlacklr>" Dec_ A. C. forty yard llne and carried 1 1 rlutled a broken neld of men until the ball to Montann'e thirty yard he got to lhf' one yard line wher{' he line. He tore off another five )'arda Professor \Ventworth of The wna downNI. Peaty Jarvla, wlio through Jert tackle and James Mc• I{ansas Agricultural College fullback, com1,layetl <'IHIon the offl•nalve nnd right Dooold, celebrnted : hnlt back on detenalvc, was handed 11lcted tht:1 act or making first down. Will Install National Honorary the ball and he did the one loglcal Then Louie took the bnll tho re. $0<:iety at The CoHege. thing ror him to do which wna to malnln,: seven yards for a touchscore> a touchdown. Folck kicked the down, but missed goal, tllo wet ball , M Wi•ntworth goa l. ScorC' 7 to o. being be).'Olld bis control. Prore 19or F.d"-ar_d ' , C ••ollowlng lhls the ,\. C. mnd11 Montana kicked off" and after 1 1 11819 st formerl> or th0 : · ~~;; ~~ flrat tlown thr<.-e times, but n 15 ynrd some kicking by eBCh tcam'a favor-

E HUNDRED TO :t:r: FIV NG TRAINI RECEIVE A email ar:;:;:;;;dler..atudenta,. rl\"alln In als.e that or the 0 81 :::~ ent-aoldlf'~ of a year ago, will soon be In training upon the campua of the rtah Agricultural College. Tbla arm)' wlll nol appear In khaki nor v.-lth the equipment ot war, but rathrr In overalla, with oil can In band, \N1,rnlng the artl or peace. Five hundr€'d former aoldlera, recclvIng their education at the hands of the Federal Board tor Voenlional Education, are to be aent to the ColIese to receive apecla.\ training. Al•

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Perhap11 hie moat admirable traits! were bis great moral cobrage or con• vlctlon ■, and the vigor or bl.a penonallt)· He stood always Immovably tlrm for the right a■ be aaw It, yet with a mind open to conviction. Ill! 11 known to us a.a tho one mon who tould Joke with monarch s , con,·erse with acholars, dlicuae wtb financlera, spin 1torle11 with frontiers• men, nnd 1ym111,thlze with the untor• tunate, at no time loalng hta person. alltr or maater~ ot aclf t"olonel Roosevelt \\a& a praclica\ man In regard to education be once (Continued on Page Two) -

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11t::mb~:\1n:~~-::~~ 11 1 ~Verley open the ceremo ni es. The I tnnn made ftrat down on ne c lllrges nrat order of th\nga after a Mon-! and then the crowd waa ahown 1 ~n:~fit~::e~v:~~va:ec~re~en~~=; :~;:~~~l:gwnee~~~=iJze~e;~te~~r y:rndca~ 0 llplnah pnrtlcliiatcd In by twenty-two Nothing startling happened during

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The Agricultural College or Utah bu a quota of one hundred dollan to raise a& lta ahare or the Memor_ lal fund for the perpetuation of Tb~ odore Rooaevet'e memory. The commltlee In charge of the memorial fury! at the College la Prof. P. E. Peterson, Chairman; J. S. Powell, v. D Hardner. Mias Johanna Noea and Dromwell Peak. Contributions will be received by this committee. It le with a great aenee of pride

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TEAM WILL BE GIVEN : A ROUSING SEND-OFF

pl;~(' :,:~/~:dbe;; 11: ~lo :\::;d!~.~ eohn, waa ver) a.rtlatlcally given, Morris Christensen was elected and formed a good Introduction to chairman of the general Prom com• the unuauall) ftnl:! numbera which mlttee al a aeBBlon or juniors Moofollowed day Mr C'hrlatensen Is a man or Th,. thrl'<' c<'IIO solos, choice seler- ability anti an enthusiastic worker. lions from Popper and Hrrbert, Before coming to the A. C. he at• were hrartl with kern npprerlatlon. tended the B. Y. C'. and the ll. or In rnct man,· who wrr(' preat•nt ex· t'. and waa promlnf'nt 111aludent ar . pr•·ssN\ 311 0·plnlon that these num- fairs at both achoola. He la a \'Cry brra were tht' heat or the ent ir e cnpnblt>o debatt•r and 1>08BHBCBmuch prop:ram. , ei:ccutl\'C ability. He will no doubt It le qulu, un1mrdonable, or' stage II prom thnt will exce ll all coun!e In thee(' dnye of 11ophlatlcatl'cl pre,•loua social f(ltes ancl ltli;:-hly s11erlnltzed: Morgan McKnr wne elected chnlr01,lnlo~ crltll'lsm to think thnt rwerythlng; mnn or tht> nmusemcnt committee; whirl! oc€'ur& In a p;lvt>n evl' nlng Is Nnnchy Finch chnlrmnn or the dt>e· fitOOd E\·rry 11e1C-reapl'.'l'llng artkle' orntlon commltte<' and the JJUbllclty must f'nrry a hint or dl11Rppro\·&I to' nnd finance wna placed In the hands 11tve It a &avor or the "modern.'' , of Julian Mlllf'r. Mlaa Gent:1,·n Rieb and 11atlafy, In n mea11urf', the taste11 will act as chalrmnn of the refreshor thf' ltlp;hh· fa11tldlou1 or tht' 11u-l ment commlttef' and l~ucl\e Tnmage

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~ut ; ' ;ver t~e ~11:~:;a: :o! mf lc~t::a l:o~ ~~n::~de fl~~ 8 Po:t: r!'~n:c~o; alrnn~ano /~ h:: ~:1111hod u11 the day's wor k by mak in g 0 0 o rla l Committee a t the college. Sma ll a touchdown . Falck mlBBed goo.I. sum• rrom many st u dents 18 pr efer- F inn i score 19 to O ab le to ar ge aume from a rew. It 18 I.et ts not be forgotte n thnt t ho de1lred that the nnme o r each con- Mon1ana Agg ie eleven la n h ard trlbu tor nnd the nmount give n be! fti:htlng, versatile team nnd our oreae r ved as th e Nationa l Memorl nl huskies earned a brllll nnt victo ry. Commi ttee wishes th e reco r d Obere at ru llbnck did some great T he d r ives closea tomo rr o":, Nov. work ror his team, wh ile "Ch r istle" an d nil r nuq ' eartctaolnes h rd m Christensen, n rormor teamma t e or 181 lat and 0 11 , qunrters" must be In b) C'onch Romnc) on the famous 9 1st that date. Dl,lalon ten m two )ea rs ngo 'lt C-nmp 14ewla, showed up well. The 1 PH I KAPPA PH ] :~~)~:;i~.t~e,~ : r:!: >~ttl~: ,~ ~ :::·.

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In

Office Arimo 181

Phone

BIOt'k. Rea. 6S9 W

House calla by appointment.

,..

REGAL SHOES

Ione Smith or Pocatello 11chool Wedne1da)·. ___

wna at

Jr JltE'!mnt l}lnus m11terlnlh.l', the Ctulrl Battnllon wlll ht• BN•n on the 81 1 Peterson ro-, :~~.ell c:~on~~H ~ ~ ~~:!h-~ ;: 11 81 Mean, Arizona. no~,- working 011 plans to send the

~tt~:

Prealdent E. 0, turned Monday from

--t'. A. C'. MIiitary unit to the State Helen Gubler. '19. la back to school capital !or the big football gam(' to complrte lwre work tor a Masten. or the season. The doo\alon rea('ht><l degree. I 111 r••gnrd to the matter wlll rest ___ •with several lmportnnt clrcumRebO('Ca Yonk or Sa lt Lake, a: sta111:1'8 yet to be de('lded. rormer student her(', \'l1lted school "'edneidnr. ---· Lowry Ne lson, County Agent In San11et.A:>county, spent :\Vedneaday

1

The Twentr-flrat wna In attendance

Shoes For

:::~1e!~t:!:1~.

home, 66 East Fourrh North. The faculty and atudenll! an• cordlnllr Invited

ALL LASTS ALL WIDTHS

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some

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nt the

Sigma

Thotn

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plans

wlll be

Phi

----

8 Dr. J ?\~. T~nner, 1',!or:er O A. presldent ·· spo~t on O 11 visiting friends at th e ege. e waa on his hway to Canada where he O has ranc · ---· County Agent J. R. Tippetts of Washington count)' called al the Co ll ege Wednesday. He was on a marketln~ trip for the molauei produceni ot his county. ---Julius 8. Bearnson, '15, was here thla week. He Is working tor the Federal Board tor Voeallonal

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Best Qual1"tyAlways

Dry Goods Womens' Apparel •

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1 8 01~~~~etho:~ttsT~!l trip are

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~;~t:~1di\~~~~-E~. rort)' couples were In attendance.

I

Captain

Ro=ert• Cn.m1>bell

enter-

Kodaks

tnlned at dinner Friday evening of last week at the Hotel Ecc les. The table was attrnctlvcly decorated with 1-ial\owo'cn devices. Covers were laid for eight

Kodak

The plrdges of the Sigma Theta Phi sororttr entertained at dinner 0 ~!~ur~~::a~~~; ~~n!:c!~s t~~, --members or the sorority. The sorl,IM t,JIUC"K~ orlly colors, green and white, were ·--carried out In the decorations, menu hi rc uh c n 'nnd p lace cards. Clarice Hansen th' edltur uv this here week! ysheet acted as toastmistress. Toasts were Sr>i:, "reuben, yu must beat, given by Winona Cherry, Nodine 1th' type uv atutT yu wrote Inst time Fouti:, Blanche Worley, Charlotte Ir yu want to be ca lled th' king uv Kyle, Agnes Lindsay nnd Florence rime." Knudsen.

1~1~:/ 1';~

Humor

Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pens

Cardon

and

B. p~~ _

Jewelry Co.

Supplies

cffe e Bluebird

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Vernetta Llndaay and Myrtle Parkinson who are attending sc ho ol at the University were week end a l\ceum come 'tother

59 North Main

YOU'LL LIKE THATCHER CLOTHES

I

ments Inc lu ded Coulsen Wright, Ray Becrart and Hugh Sutton. 'l'he alumni members or the fraternity !)resent were Mr. nnd Mrs. 1\1. ('. Harris, Pro(. and Mrs. A. E. Bowen

~~ 1~ ~~k!a~;no: chances for nnd against

and Jullan

!~r!r~I: In Soll Surve)' tor this season. --A. E. Bowman. '11, who Is visitIng here, attended Proressor Arnold a class In Journalism on Monday and was Interviewed by the students.

TheMEWSShop

THIS SEASON

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returned 11 0Mon- Near fl~~~~:·d :i :::d flol~ :~;:

$6.00 to $12.00 Satisfaction Guaranteed

THATCHER CLOTHES I

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___ Dr. D. S. Jennings

Brown or Black

to call.

• • • The Delln Nu (rnternlt,· held final lnltlntlon for E. StnnlC'y L. Prescott, HIiton B. Evnna and OCIITingey nt th(' <'haptC'r house Inst Moll'llly night.

--·1 Tht> followlng 11011-commlsslo11ed Dr. M. H. Harris le(l here Mon- offic<•rs hnve been approved by day to be gone several daya In- President Peterson: To be lat serspectlng the cub work In Salt Lake Keant: caclet Jones P. Tll)'lor; to be and Davia counties. scrgennts Clifford A. Stevenson

You

Logan,

furnished

SEE

wl: 1: 11~ : 0fl:~~>~a: 1:('t~i; 11~ei; 11 ~:; u!:' Pl zeta Pl rratornlty ontortat 11ed , as C'omplete cqulpmeut for the Bat· at a dancing 1mrty Tuesday evenh1i:: tnllon has not yet arrived, don-lat th<' Bluebird Hall In honor ot their ulte nrrnngementa cnn be made. rushees. Ltght rerreshmenta were j HowC'vor the mllltar,· authorities served. Tho committee on nrrnngc-

Infantry bantl at the football

and

JI

Society

The Sigma Thcla Phi sororil)' wlll hold opt"n house from ": 00 to 7: 00 on Sunday, N'0\'. 2, al their aororlt)

the College. ho11e th~t the arrlva· I of the ro-1 malnlng equipment w\11 ellrulnnte Fielding (Fin) Barlow spent thelthls difficulty. flrst of the week visiting (rlenda at The desire of Col. Hartle Is to the college and Beta Delta house. place a well equipped and well dis-

Hud.,on

PAGE THREE

I Under the ·A' !~Cadet Battalion May I ...... --_-____.......GoTo SaltLake City

al

night,

:~:t~~~ta~:u~a7~\:~tsedate, sumth\ng that "(uBSy"

can't

Misses

Allene

Margetts,

Pre-eminently Superior

Alice

;n~~:~~: ; 1~: 8:~~~e 1::~ w:~;c~:id ca ll the Soros!& house.

CANDIES.

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.• T h e pledges or the Soros\s sororm,· trusty quill I takes up then \ty entertained the members nnd oi·s sumtlmes ca ll ed a fountain their partners at a supper and dancpen), Ing J>Brty nt the Bluebird Hall Inst sei: I, "I'll rite a c lassic rime , Friday evening. Decorations were ofter which th' trlb will pay me a tectlvely carried out In Japanese dedime." sign with lanterns and (lowers. The supper was served by ten small girla them birds that gave that Jillie show dressed In Jn11anose costumes. Ench tol d1um llmerlcks, as yu kno guest was presented with a large they couldn't be clever It they would, yellow chrysanthemum as a favor. be low la about th' kind they pulled: The place cards aud programs were or Japanese design to correspond spright ly miss merrlll, with the decorations. Fo r ty couples cr awled In a barre ll, wore present. Mr. and Mra. B. 0.

ICE CREAM AND LUNCHES. 12 West Center Street.

"halt-baked."'

:Y

Herman's Cafe And Bakery 15 NORTH

~IAIN

Dlhing Rooms and Counter Service

IAdJea'

Flrflt

m...

Open Day and Night. Herman

Johnson,

Proprietor

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CITY DRUG

COMPANY PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS A Full Line or Drags -d Toilet Article. OOMFORT K IT 8 AN8CO C'AMER.1\8 AN"D 8UPPLIB8 Use Cqlr:o Paper and Anaco Film• For Beat Reeulta 87 North Main St.

FOR TUB ROLLB

BEST

OAKES,

A.ND BREAD

OALL

PIIC8 AT

TIIB

Royal

Bakery TRY OUR OOFFBB

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Health,

R,e,moYN the of Dlaea9e.

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Your

for

C'hlropred.lc

LIFE

AN"D ROLLS

BICS'I' INTOWN ;:::::::::::::::::::::'-.l

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F!B~r~ w-e and Convenience Iver Johnson and

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Pierce Bieydes Harley Davidson Motorcycles Rupplle,1 Rl:'palrlng

TIN'I

De Sanders Bicycle and Motor Co. We Fill Hall Orden

1~ L~~:~slon,

·--Lucile Rogers, '19 , who Is teach• Ing at the High Sohool In Tooela, spent Saturday and Sunday vlaltlng In Logan. She attended the football game Saturday. ___ Mrs. Runell P. Hartle, wife of Lt. CoL Hartle, commandant ot the Colege R. o. T. c., ha.a arrived In 0

th

!:::S~t::. ·::~:

1e :r ewl;~e;;n~

home at lbe Hotel ---

~~:; :

Eccles.

~e;, ~~"'sa~e~l::r::i:: t.:~ng tu do, 0 an' craw led In beside 'er, an' now In the barre11 there's two.

~;:l

rr:::~i':l~:i\nd

uv' 'Is nose.

he sei:, "tho It's little, It hurts lik e th' dlvll, 8

rull week 'er It goes."

an' 'tw \11 be

"(rog" wui: a tat lad. 'yu n ever aaw him mad, jolly young feller wui: he. 8 be sed. "I believe In wearln' a grin , 'n' takln' lite easy, bl gee."

Lt. Runell L. Maughan was an lnerested spectator of the Aggie_ scd a cert\11 miss larsen, Bobcat game Sataurday. Lt. 'yu may well bav a fortune, Maughan Is enroute from San Fran- tu spend If you kno how tu do It, clsco to New York. Thia former AS-pust marry a (ellow, gle WllB a competitor In the trans•1wllh gold brlte an' yellow,

r;:::n

b::lpwasd:ennb~:

th' only thing Is, can yu do It?"

I:::s

with ~·

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A reminiscent Perlwlgger telsI us th' end Is that the annual Periwig play bas this Is th' been produced on the campus In former years as late as November 5th. The plan to follow the annua l custom of an out-of-door perrorm- Now t hat

action•

ot the weatherman,

I ~:!:~l:u~:~ormance

will have

Logan's Only Exclusive Shoe Store The home of better footwear for all occasions. Quality. Fit, St:i,le

AndreasPeterrnn& Sons Shoe Fitting Experts

Su~:~~\

80

an

AT

.

BY OUR CAREFUL

ATTENTION

SERVICE, QUALITY ANDI EFFICIENCY STUDENTS: Let WI Show tllNI, Ruga and

o ur Comp lete Lines of Stove. , Rangee, Fnrn.1LlnooleUJII. They Please bocnuse they are the Beat,

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Mtas Lucille

Rogers

and

The

Beta

Delta

33 Weat ht North

MlaP

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Sorority

Prorenor J. c. Hogenson, Ben R. E ldr edge, Mrs. N. F. Otte and Miu Goldie Faux returned Monday fr om 8 trip through Piute, Kane,

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•

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was hell.

Olorloua It soemet Rushing you. reckleBS cash

Farm burst,

Bureau.

Love would hf' good !'lWUBf S,, to i•XJ)l'lltl Our g:,nw was Just a u11· or "Lr>t's 11r('tond." Lon,: tla)·11 we lose In It, Rll'l\ly we pay What'a the- damn usl' or It ,\nywn~·" Har,·11rd l~am11oon.

':~~

Joseph

;::

E. Hickman,:

superintendent

~

Evcr)·botly

Buying you sweets! How many dollm WOOll Toward florist's feats! Why did I glad ly break My heart In to1 'Twas ror },~llrtatlons 1rnke Not ror you

0

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at first,

I spent

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Club Bull, scnsnu.

Th•

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Phone 258

Watch,

CJOC:kand Jewelry

Repairing.

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BIG DAYLIGHT

FACTORY

On Center Street Students Knitwear, Mackinaws, Athletic Goods Made to Measure. Your Registration Card entitles you to a 20 per cent Discount.

UNION KNITTING MILLS GEO. W. SKIDMORE,

Manager.

For Your Electric Wants =======

See The=====~-=

of

Cache Valley Electric Co. 10 lhc

Ag. f

boll or tho

Phone 53

==========:::; SHINES

BATHS

Modem Barber Shop CARLISLE

& GUDMUNDSON Proprietors Logan Street

13 West Center

Scheby & Larsen ~rnRCHANT

171

Leonard Hill Engraving,

j

c;:,:~e:na~I~:::

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Prompt Service Absolutely Guaranteed Special Attention to Students

ente·-

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CO.

HOW'S YOUR WATCH

talned the U. A. C. rootball team t dinner last Sunday arternoo n . T e, tables were etTectlve ly decorated with yellow chrysanthemums. ca rr yIng out the color scheme In the 11ororlty colon, green and white. Covera were laid for twenty-eight.

~::;•ns~e:~dt"~a:::;:

CLEANING & TAILORING

8

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to be Cag,~:~~~Bg d~;ee~!::

\\'hat

ILOGAN

J ra.rm, cleaning cum as the poets eay, and repairing ot end uv my littl e .lay. c lothing, child welrare and betterj -From Reuben 8 Rimes I homes were the subjects dlscussod. ----+-The meetings were all we11 attended. 1 l>lrgo of 81J,:h!I The largest 011 was at Bicknell,; I nnalyi:e Wayne county, where the work was 0

:;c;ht~snt:e;;~/::db:e:pr~c~~;:::~

:~:P:::·etobert

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~,t:e~l:~l!la;~e~er;h;l;:::rl~~e::u:·; laat Satu r dll)'.

the Forestry Service to furnish th e CoUege free of cha r ge, a lar ge numher of Colorado blue ap ru ce trees to be planted on the campus next spring.

trouble

::iet:~

IS GIVEN

LUNDSTROM'S

• • • Sigma Theta Phi entertained at !!II 10 dlnno, Sunday In oompllmoot "fusser" Joe r eed, Miss Vernetta Lindsay of Sa lt Lake thot he had need City. A crysta l basket ot v loletF j .20 W. lat North. 2nd door weat or Flrtlt National Bank, Phone luv new clothes tu appear at hla belll, rormed the centerpiece. Covera werJI CLEANING, PRESSING and REPAIRING. he had nary a dime. 110he purchased laid for rourteon. The special gues.sl; \ Most Up-to-Date Dry Cleaning Plant in City. on time, . present were Ru lon Free and Rua-I we c.u and DeUver. sum trousers, a coat, n a vest. sell Hobson ot Salt Lake City; Clyde Worley and Harold Nagle. •·

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Satisfaction In Furniture

TAILORS

R<'palrln,: nud Dry C1ca11t11g, 10 W. 1-it "i. Phone 026

MURDOCK'S FOR THE BEST

Ice Creams, Sherbets, Candies. The Best Lunches in the City.

Dance and Banquet Hall


PAGE FOUR

dTUDENT

LIP'!!:

STU□ ENTS WIl L HELP HARVEST BEETS

"Thstudentwhogetsjustasmuch

fun in pulling two dollars In the bank as In spe nding it is already a financicr"-provtding he puts it in THE BANK.

FarmersandMerchants Savings Bank )lember

Scott"s Frosh Hold Fast All Student~---;;;;; Can Assist I ' Farmers in Beet. Fields Will be , East High to 6-0 Score Crisis in Beet Situation

I

Excused From Classes.

Coach Ott Romney brought his rast East High team to Adnm'I tleld Jo.at Friday and played Scott's freahmen to the email end or a 6 to O score. Tho Ea8t High rlrst team

--Thl' students ot the CollC'i;e a llowed thdr loyalty and 11ntrlotlam ,ved11e1day artC'ruoon wlum nn over1 :~1:e11n;~':~l.n1:: 1:: 1l>~1~1~ ~~:: :~~It

sen·lce.

Loveland Quality Portraits

signified

We' re proud of t hemour

are

being

faat

Messrs. O. W Adams, R.

NEXT

to, High earlier

b~:~~ I:~httbefa::f;~:

covered

,v. Sloan,

ar;:~nlet th:~:

e~:;::

In the any. They wer~

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·;i,_<;:T. _·-.-~l~; ,:s:~

out

Parkinson

often

enough

BETA DELTA'S <CFEED.. THE DOUGHDOYS OF GRIDIRON

10-3-32

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quired

to mnke up the work they There are over sixty men · out In the beets and over II r~:~~red and ten wl\l stnrt work Friday morning. This crisis promlss to be met tr thl' ctop can be aa,•ed hv earnest, cn11able work. · - -

Crort that the aroresald teed was absol~tely without parallel In the

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record of reeds careterla, feeds Commerelnl Club, and feeds private. This Is the unanimous opinion or the twenty-eight plgakln ebasen (which Included managers· and coach) who pnrtlcf,pated In the 1 OCTOR FORTIER TALKS D gustatorlal delights. TO IRRIGATION STUDENTS Following the spread, Del Egbert sang seve r al songs which were In Dr. Samuel Fortier, chief of the comp lete acco rd with th e spirit or Irrigation Dh·lalon (')f the U. S. De- the occaalon, nod Fro; Economy partment of Agrlcultur(', but from, "tickled the Ivories" with 88 much 1893 to l899 ln cbarg(' or the trrlga .J pep and much the same style 88 tlon department hr>r<', was nt the Co~ he uses In bitting tho line. 1 foge October 21st, to ln,•estlgate the. Speech-making occupied n pron. • progres s or th<' Joint Irrigation de- t •enl place on the program and th e partment or the collegC' nnd th e t'1l 01·e-act comedy "Parting," ,,as ' rl,;atlon Division of the U. S. De staged before an appreclnllve If not pnrtment or Agriculture. While herc~strlctl)' Snrn Huntsman audience. he addressed the plnnt protluctlon Tho footbnl team says, nnd ..so soy seminar and the stu dt>nts In lrrlgn- we nil, "Bully tor the Betos. tlon nnd drnlnage. The doctor wns •

in Ice

Cream and Candies

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have your 1919 Buzzer Negatives -Let us print you pictures from them YOURS FOR FINE PORTRAITS

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Pia.nos, Player Pianos Grafonolas Victrolas EAOH

MONTH

cor,mmlA

Thatcher Music Co. (Qunllty Denlcr-s) i\11tln St . Logan Utah

!~:s~:~~. Plumbing

___ The men or the school i;ot logMher again last Saturday night and hnd another aplrltcd time at the "Y" stag. In spite of th<' tact that th<' mt>ollng was held on the night "when the tollns step out with tht>lr Jnnes,'' a goodly number were In attendnneo. Severn! lively games, such as "hot band" and "swat the kaiser" wore 1>11jo~·rclh,· nil; so were the boxing bout!! with the combatants blindtoldf"d n11d otherwise. Dr. R. I~. HIil ,;n,·e a short talk on the subJt>ct of ronfldoncc. Doughnuts and npplf'B 11'Mll served as refreshments. The \\'lnonn: "I shouldn't lhlnk tho&,• muslcal 1111mbns conslsted o r tlw girls wou ld allow "StudN1t Lltr>" to Bchonl Yl"IIS nnd songs In which nil

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PR INTERS SOC IET Y STATIONERY PRINTED OR ENGRAVED SIDE

W illiam Currell ('l' ho Roicnll Tr1111ster i\lnn) Cnlls Anawered Promptly. Phone "Rexnll Store" No, 1 or I Phone, Residence, 878 W. Prices Reasonable. Logan, lltnh

SECOND STAG GIVEN BY "Y" A SUCCESS

mllllons or acres. Tlwso compnrlsons s how the Importance or the careful stud)' or tilt> dllTerent 11hase1 I or Irrigation. and It Is plcaalng to note that the people of llta.h have provld<'d well for these studlea." Dr. Fortier advlaed thl' Irrigation students that In order to b<' succe111rul In their chos<'n pror es11lon1 they must not only study to be masters or Irrigation and dralnog(' but must also make a cnr11tul study of history, sociology, economics, and 1-~ngllsh. Dr. Fortier lf'ft with Profre11or I~. ;\I. Winsor 011a ,•\sit to the lmportnnt Irrigation counties or th<' 11ta1r

Logan

SOUTH

land and y\"1tthPrO Is n11

11 :;·:~~!\: :7on~:.r.th~~: 111 '~;;~;ntl;::

J. P. SMITH & SONS

AVE.

Resources $2,00U,000.00

THATCHER BROTHERS BANKING COMPANY LOGAN, . UTAH i======================c!J

Sport

~'~;ARTF.D

N

otes

The n<'xt addition to student acThe rr!shmen meet the Boxelder tlvlty at th e College will be Intro High school team toda)· at Brigham duced by the loca l organization of• This ts the llrBt trip away for tho

and therefore wlll appeal to those who really have their own Interest nt hC'nrt. DlscuSBloue will be conllned lo questions or a cos mopolitan nature and wtll m eet the mutual ne('dS or thr> studenta. Men or nblllty wlll lrad In this work doing all In their 11owt•r to entertain aud Instru~·t those who nttnd. J,'ormallty wl\l b<' a mlHlng quality and th<' men will fine! a good place, sultNI to express and chnngo their· ,·lt>wl'I Plans nre not yet complete, but wlll b(• announced Inter. 1 St 111knts should C'ncournge thosP wh(') nr,• 11uttlng forth this effort with tlwlr hlll'reat nnd par.tlclpntlon In the ncth•lt~·. The !me w\11 be wen -•1w11tnnd mu,unl bent 1 1lt v.ill be th e rMHllt. .\leu tlw tact should be taken Into, ,'lHIBld,,ra tlon thnt we are falling In line with 01lwr 11romlnc,11t lnstltulions In r"i:ard to this mnttor.

Rayfield Carbureton , Wlllard Storage Battertea, Bo•cb Hagnctoee, Good.,NI', Old. tlel.tl and 111110• 'l'lnL

AUTO ·SERVICE &

SUPPLY CO. yo ung ones and It Is supposed that 8PEOI4LTID Manager Egbert and Conch Scott will VULC~IZING, BATTERY have their hands fu11 In steering the lntonts about the city betore and REPAIRING, IGNITION arter the game. liowe,·er, they will CARBURETION. probably take care or themselves 126 N KAIN - LOGAN, OT4B during the contest. ..__::::::::::::::::::::'. • • • • Conch Scott ts at presellt la) Ing ,,____________ _, emphaS\s on th e American Legion game for his pets nt Ogt~en one week from today, while e men themaelvcs ore working to make n good showing so they can haven re The Best Place to buy yoar turn game with the East Side High Book ft.I in at Salt Lake. Thia game will prob S. agaz es and School ab ly be the week bctore ThankaSupplies, Fine Stationery, etc. gl\'lng. • • • Thuraday night, Meura, Sloan Jenklna and Stoney entertai ned the Oppoelte Po,tomce rootbn\1 squad at O big duck supper In 11 , colege cafetrrla. The Com11 mt>rclnl club quartet rrom town w11.11 In attendance. The bO)"B rl'port a FOR FIRST CLASS SHOE hllnrloua time. REPAIRIXG SU • • •

WILKINSON'S

Turstlny the squad took the field a!1"nln uftt>r their sp ll'n11ld showing against :'llontnnn, tor a stiff workout. Tlwr wflre out so lntc thnt 1-'alck missed his dote ror supper nnd Os. Jort::Pnson had to us<' the tolephone 10 mr.kl' amends to his rnlr one.

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TROTMAN'S

West Cent er S~t

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CACHE. VALLEY FLORAL CO.

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ni;rtculturnl

A. H. PALMER & SONS

FEDERAL

POPFl ,A ~~~~-p~l~U:!

in

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to have Shop in ·

186 N. Mnln St.

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THE 0:\"t,\· J.'LOWl!:H ASD 1'1,,\NT SR OP I\' TOW\' ngrceob ly surl)rlsed with the growth ~EW REST ROOM READY To counlC'r the Wt't fl{lld and the or the tnstltutlon and vnrtlculnrl)' . WITHIN NEXT FEW DAYS MEDALS TO BE GIVEN Hat or first string m(ln lnJur{'tl. the U. enthusiastic about till' lll'W lrrlgaI INTER-CLASS DEBATERS of 1· wtll have to win trom th e tlon bulltl\11g. --:,1011tnna Agglt•s ii)' n decisive score :Ji J.~Nleral ,h·enut> In comm..,ntlng upon th<' gTOwth 'Mrs. Merrill has announced that ---'Salurdar It the)' ha,·e an equal rnt-1.-.-----------' or lrrh:ntlon "nglnecr lng Dr.1,, thin the next few days, n new la.\ !nf'dal wlll ht• Rh'en to each In- I Ing on the dope ahret with the Big __________ _ Fortier said In part: _dies' rest room wlll be ready for use dh·ldunl nwmber or the wlnninRl01ue team ror the nnnunl clas h for 1 1 "Thirty years ago tht> lrn dlnJ:: In room 377. It wlll be n rest room ll•am or lhl' lntor-clnss deba t ing •t he stat(' title. engineers ot the west estlmntod that In th<' strktr11t sense ot tho word; RC'rll'Bhy Thl• Ml'n'e Shop, nnd n gold th e total wat<'r aupp l)' wne aur- i silence w\11 be one of lta main re- nll'tlal will ho glnm to th<' best all Tht• \\'yorolug cowboya defeated flclrnt to irrlgatt' one hundn•d and qulrements. Three couches wlll be around d1•h11t1>rIn schoo l by Howell thl' :'ltontona AgglC'B thla sen.son b>· o ~• E W A.ND USED GOODS tw enty million acres or laud . Re• lnstnlled. All social groups will be Brollll'rs. ThPBO two live, progn•sslvl' 6 to Oscon•. Other Snturda)' acorC's: Bou ght, Sold and E..:cbanse4 C€'lll 1n,·estlgntlon1 hav(' lndlcatrd i naked to go to the downstairs room llrms mncle th<'ll' announct>mt>nts this l'nlverell)• or Colorado 14, Colorado 29 West Firat North that whrn nil the nvnllnble water for convl'rsntlon. Ir the girls make """' k. · C'olh•gc 14. l'nlverslty or "'yomlng LOGAN ..UTAH 8111,ply le ccouo mlcally nppllf'd, more. usr or this room. nnd hnv<' need tor The mnuagl'rB or the two firm~ 3.i. l'nh·nslt)' or OC'nver 6. than llrtr mllllona or acr<'tl will be atlll another, ste111 wlll be taken to .-aid thnt they have tlcclded to sho,, 1rrlgated. 111('alltornln thrrc arc provide one on the 2nd floor. Room their lntf'rcst In thr acth•ltles of thr, .\lrcatly students nnd Logan 1port Go To Tht, one hu11dred million s or arres or 377 Is In the south section or th<' eC'hool In some rorm, nut! nfter gh·•, rnns art> dlscusllng tho officlnla tor STAR CLOTHING CO. 1rrlgnble land. of which there Is an third roor, through the "tunnel". th er lhl' l'. of t·. gnme. They see.m to be It tn,; the matter much lhought To Du> Wnlkon•r Shoe., Mon'1 th ._, or lhl' opinion tlU\t nn ouu1lde man 1 avallablc wat('r suppl)• ror ten mil- will be remembered as the Betn Sor- arrh•t•d at th<' conclusion that Sil ll'11lus Sult., Hatti and 1Ions of acrC'R. It Is "stlmnt<'II that .o rlty room of Inst year. i;:r1·ate1t ll<'l'd or the day Is O know- should be choaen. Crowley of Denver Fu r11J11hlugs Utnh has 1wclvf' m\11\ons or ncrl'B or lrdg<' o r debatingthe ability to1• ts being ravorably mentio ned. STAR CLOTHING CO.

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climax to their victory O\'Or Mon- the Y. M. C. A. In their "Y" Discus? tana came Sunday, October 26. when slon Groupe. the Beta Deltas banded them a big This move Is one that will be feed on the pro,·erblal platter at heartily appreciated by all atudents the aororlty house on Fourth North. of last year who are fam~llar w'.!~ this work, and n ew stu ents \\ Rumors or the event afloat on the llnd much enjoyment In these live nlr Indicate, In tact, substa.~tlat~: dlscuSBlons. the assertion or a certain 'O le The work Is en ti rely voluutnry

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co~~d ;::~~:ne;, meeting deflnlto pious were decided upon whereby students may receive their equip-I ment down town nt any or the stores. nnd artor hnn•estlng tho b lpment can be returnee! I t:c~1: All atudente while working ln th e beets will be excused rr om nil claases and will not be re-

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had

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tho orrense. On defense the line held we ll nl llmea. The College yearlings .Erickson F. B. Whit ey suffered more from penalties tbon Dev.y ·" n the high schoolers. Jn the Second Subatlt ut ea-Eost High Glllespl quarter the frosh were ponnltliod tor Dyer; J ewkes tor Whitney; ,&Q yarda, as compa red with 6 ngnlnst Sm ith for Jewkes. Ott Romney's proteges. Frosh: Gowans for Andrus; Hyde In the rourth quarter a ruteen tor Forry; Stanger for Conroy. Umynrd penalty caused Erlckeon to plre, Mohr; R e toree, Hamilton.

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kick. Livingston received. Gillespi re1ilnced Oyer. Forward pasa, Hendcrson to Ottlccr netted ten ynrda. Henderaon made an end run ot rive yards tor a touchdown., nrter ten

Hansen Blood

the, coaching,

told or the precarious condition of the beet horvest which must be rel\evcd and met or It will reault In a grave eris!&. Pror. M. C. Merrill and Dr. George 1-1111,Jr .. or the Col!ego, both spoke or the wll\lngneSB 1or tho st ud ents to he lp, nnd nil that was holding thorn bnck wna lnck of necessary clothing. Ear ly Thursday morning sevcnth 0 ~::;~ ~~:~:::. :.:~e ':~~~d ue;r at t:~ u. 1. c. depot to go In the fields

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a pro1101lt\011 and also to know • • • 1 th wl;;: 0:/~:•~~ 1;~g ;r~t~~bntlng actlvl- Co:,;:;;~y-flve nwn make e lrlp to_•---------th-s nro highly elated over tht> pros• • • • peels for O r,oat S\ICl'('BStul year's: . Th<' FrC'shmen are going to Brig1ham ('lty on Friday to bring ncth•ltles. back : another ,•lctory tor tho A. C'. A good BE-NO BOOSTER APPEARS , hard game Is ex11ected howevl'r, as "IONTANA GAME i the "Twltchelllta." played us n AT THE 1' • mighty close battle on n muddy field ___ <'nrly In the season. The tl"am Is In Thi' second l111ul' of the tourtb 1ei:cellent 1ha110 and la looking forannunl Be-No Booster was much In ward to the game with the American evide nce at Saturda)''s gnme. Not-. 1Lt>glon 1.-nm at Ogden on Novembrr 24 W. let wlthstnndln,; 1h11 Inclement weather 11 with great <'X)lt'ctatlon. Tw<'ntr condltlone, sa lC'B wl'r<' aucceufu l as' flghtln,:: Aggies will mnk<' thr Trip LOGAN, usunl. Two more t11uea or the to Brigham C'lty Friday at 10 a. ru papn nr<' yet to appear, pro,•ldlng • • • P. 0. Box 195 th e w~·omln,; p;nmc Is pla)'l'd on Bruce (Duft) 1-~er,1tuson has been Adams llC'ld. In th e event that that sick nt the hoapltal tor some time gnmf' ht> 11ln)·ed at I#aramle It may with stomach troublt>. Hla condition b 11ecrs11ary to 1111bll sh onlr one 18 reported todny as unlmprovt>d

Rolfsen

Sporting Goods Co.

do too.

us' JotnNl with pepp:r and vim ~~~:::v~;~u:: 1n~~ :;~ dot ;w\ 1 111 1 1 1 0 A young student asks us to write m,•11t1 In the nrnr ruture. It snys a row words on waists. No, tor 110

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The President Returns Ag.Chm LinkIs From Arizooa Trip UpToStandard

DREAM ON, OH AGGIES! !

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President P'-'tenon returned trom Meaa, ArlaoDa, last Monday night, whl"re h•1 went to attflnd the Arllona Cotton CarnlYa l held In Meaa last week, and apoke to the people 011 "Tho Ot>'ft•lopmt>lll of th1• Rura l l,lfr In

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PTf'lldent l't>ll'rltlll report& 1.hal "'Tho l .nw,'' by Prt•st,!1'111 1';. G. P1•t tbn peoph• of Arhoua or" becoming er11011 Is th1• 01umlDK urtklt•. It 11111<·very proipcrous, and ou, rountrr \11 ,·ompan\cd hr fl 11lctur1• or tlw 11rc11ldevo lophiK ra.p\dly. Jlo visited t hf' dent. Ollwr f1wulty 1•ontrlbutor11 an• ('Olton neld11 whl<'h Wt•rr, In bloom, Johll T. C'nhH', J,'ruuk Arnold, II .. 1 and gavr rvld1.111n•of ho,·lng h111l lht' J,'reclNll'k find l,,•orKl'l ll. 11111. boar of ,·arr. Tlw troailcnl frullll Stud,ml wr!t1•r11 contrlbut1• otlwr

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ha11d-mad1• wrnpous found. Some of the ,:raduull•11 of A C Peterson mot are 11-bom President uow o("cupyl11g 11oalllona of leadereh\p In tlt•vPl01,lng the rc1ource11 or tht't Wt•BI, um\ op11ortunlty 18 calling tn th•• mnn with 1111 1•dUl'8tlo11

Onn• mor1• I 1rnlkcl to .\ggle J.anJ the Ulg Blue Tcum to see, tor 1 1 0 :~';:e:! :~ ~~1:th~~~•~::~d ~;u: :- t~/~:;~~1:,r:w1~~~- ov:~ :h:::: e~:: from Dosoman 1111111 oc1·111111 rull of hrlnr. By gum, th(' snow wos twn ff'1•t d1•l'll, anti mud! \\'hy blut my eyea, wlwn nwn w1•nt ilown they lookl'II n il right, but Momma, when they'd rlsr! :\kOQ1111,ld's a••n-ko strlp1.1 r,;ot aruonred, Fo.t Andrue musked his amlh•, 1111!1 Worh•)· klck••d u gob ot mud, then run tht• boll u mllf'. Great Pistol nt•• awe1·t d1lldhoo1l'11 ple11 while Jor\ •la took 11111 both; Ool Oord1wr wlp1•tl hl1111lt11!1N1•dfnn•, anti 01.'e was rull of wroth Olcl Frog was right 1\1 hom,, nt h111thie w1•h h•et 11 11urnl.'II thf' 111\meand oote Wllll i;ey111•r1•tlIll) 11ky hi gh whrn 1•'1•r he hit that lln (•. Our Lukt l Wllll thert• with ('v1•ry Jllflr. hie J,,;t•t1ernh1hl11WOBkeen. though plo.Slf'f('I\ lhlC'k from hr ncl to foot no mucl dob11 rlogged 1118b('l\11 0)' goah, tlw gnmo wns 111>mt•lhl11K ~n•ut, "lie" men were In cnch llne, Montunn 1ilny1•cl tor nil Mh e hud 111nl nin her slgnnla fine. l-lor trtckr ploys w,,rt' good to Sl't', ah•• dn•111lt•cl 111u cll to losr. nnd though o gonl wus once In 11\ght MIW 1•011]cln't IHlllt \ht• hlut•S. Auel atlll llw Ag. dr1•nm11 In his ht·d of h ow the lights will glenm upon thf' pu1111n111 on th1• wall hrouKht thither by his teum• MACE WALTON.

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The llrst IBIIUC'oflhl' AK Club l,lllk the pro,:rt·ssh·e lltlh' j)i>rlmlkal llahe,I hr tho collt•1t1• forna•ra, 11.11pear,•tl on Octoh,•r 27, It proml&l'I thnt the 191!:l-20 \·olum1• will be fu ll)· 1 UJJ lo &tandnrd A i;hort

FIVE

tun.•. Thf' 11!m 111to produc•• 1111l1111trutkvr autl t•ntt•rtalnlng Hult • slwl'l. which will tend tow1ir.d clo11•r rf'lntlon11hhn• bl'tw('en thi' lntNf'llt11 of thr duh nnd the l'Ollt•i;;t•, and nlao othn ,\g. ('luba throughout Utah Jo11r1Jh ll.l•ecl Is th\11 year's Link rdltor. Ills ossoclnt•• etlltore nrt• C J. Hart. V. II \\'11111'. n. 1~. Rnlll11on, K W. Roblnaun, l>r. M. II Hnrrl11

TO DOCT OR PETE lt SON ond H1•11ryOhorlwnshiy.

TO THE PUBLIC, ( t,;(I. Nok Slullf'III J.lfe Is hn·a,Hll,lt• of ra,·orltl11m, h('nce 1)18)"11110 tavortt,·:t. Thie ·1wrh•11of truthful hloi,:rn11hh·><will bo co ntlnut•d 111 110nw futur1• datr If tho111• who clo not 111111l•ar hl'reln will klndlr ste 11 a round to the photogrn.plwr and ha ni their llkN1e11St'8 "shot" In action)

LOWELL (DICK) ROMNEY, UTAH AGGIE COACH Hom,11.•y is n 11roduct or the 1tntnr11lty of l!tnh whl!n• he won

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ror11111111dmu\'11 l'Xl'c•IIPllt ••t1ul1inw11t. rPonl \11 the r1unrter-mlle: 11lnyi•d on ll w . l lnln•relty ot Utah wor ld's l'llrt or n lt•nrr whkh 11houhl bl' w,· should l111ve Olli' or ttw beet rluun11lonshlp haskNhnll ll\"o·, 11111Itor four y,,,.ra wu11 th,• J\11x of mnn~· uf !nti•rt•st to 111ud1•11t11 from J. J,'. schools 111 tlw l'ountry. Tlw work 111!uotholl t1•11m11 throughout th,• rot•k~· mountnh111. Wooll,·~. ll Jlrlllh!Olt• of tlrn Collegt•. OJ)ell to all malo alu(lent.a. "Dll•k" 111h~· nntun· nn ldPIII l"OIH'h. Ill' t·nmbln,·s atTub llltr 1111(\ U l\ken111\ nt prei.l•nt emplop•d with thl• • I nhh• p1·nmnullo· wllh tlu· nhtllly to !<)IUr his l'11nrge;; nn to 11u1wrhumn11 Koolan A1:rkulturnl eompany at IRRIG.\TION CLASS HAS lt•ft"ort !fr IA u lltrkt 1ll~rt11llnnrln11 und this. ,·omhhw1\ with hla know-

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hoim and tru11t thal 011tlm,· goes by, ~~/~~e.:e:~: frof~omo,·~:urha~~at:! our dear ohl l!diool will ulwn)'I! kl'l'P outside or l'lll~. and from one ror~ 1' ra~:- elgn countr)', ahead of till' tlnwa, tUHlk~,, lt Ill gratifying to II 11111: h11tllutlon of lwr lit e notl'> tht• Interest of men trom these w,•til. und t•1111nlto uny In tlw coun- Jo.call ties In the ln11tructlou In lrrlga- 1 111 rd trr. I uni l!un• thnt lu•r n•co t" .JD gh·eu by the A~rlcu\turnl Col0111, to lw ,,n,·h•d hy all Jwr 11\11t1•rlcge. lnNtllutlonR. "I truat that till' im·sent )'C'nr w\11 It Is well known thnt the College be a t11tcci·safu\ 01w, i•Vl'II bt')'OIHI 11111 long held nn cnvlnble 11oslt1011In >'our ('X\ll't'tatlona, 811 11 tlml 8 11 tlilll' rl'gnrd lo rc11enrch work concornlng i,:o,•a hv etutlt•ut11 w\11 f\ock to hor, the uac of water tor Irrigation purthut tl;ey nrny Ill' Jwtt1•r f\tt1•d tor JIOBC'S. \\'Ith t!I(> lurrNltlt' in numlwr• tlln etrup:g\t•a of \lfp of tho lrrli;ntlon atnrr nnd the 11ple11··1 llkf' Ill\" work h"fl' \'1•rr Wf'il, did C'QUIJ)lllt'llt offered by the new und bt•IIM"t• ·thal ,, .., art• mn'kh11: o.grlC'ulturnl engln<'orlng building, t)ro11:n·ell all tlw Unw In th,· 1·11\tl-1wllleh wll soon be r<'ndy, the coll('g(' i vut\on of 1111 r,ar t·uuP. It la n quP!I• hna nu t'X("(•IJC'nt 011port1111lty to so tlon of lntenahe cul\·atlon, 011 den~lo11 lnatrucllon In lrrlgntlon 111• our llrf'II la Jlm\tl'II. J hnvo u lot or lo mnlntaln n 1>0altlo11com1mrablt• to ,lralnugr 1rnhh•ms to 1rnln• 011 thl11 thnt now hold In Irrig ation r eaen rrh 1 p1l111tnilol\, IUHI nm 11hl1• to 1•m11loy )t Is sl1rnHIC'a11t tllnt tluo l'luh p:rf'at many tad~ 1hnt I wo.11nblr Agrlf'ullurnl C'olle11:1•Is altuntcd In 8 to uhtaln frum tilt' ,·urlous agr\culthe ,·ery center of n clrch• which lntural courei·a I took then•. Our eludes prartlcnlh nil of the se\·cn•·.J.nr p:rvv. 11 \'f'ry rnnk, d111• to too te('n western lrrlgntlon atnh•11 In tills mud1 w11t1•r. 11111\ I 11111 working to country. The 1tut<'8, olhl,r thnn Utah, \nrn·n11e th•• purity sucrose l·on•

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Hlll!E MORRELL, THE WOMAN HATE R 11,•lw l11 lntllsp~•nsnbly 1·011n,·•·h·d \\Ith 1hosc who ilfrlllnte them11elve11 Into th •• L!'l\i;\'.UI' or Wunwn Jlult•r~. SO•nlllr•d, This llt'l•ma lm11robnbh> to muny Ai,:gh• stu1lt•11111,.•m llouht, hut 1111ll mutt1•r of fM•t, lt'N th1• gos1wl. truth. Ht•be udmlt11 It All 8 tootbo.11 rln~·,·r 11,•bt• ra11k11wlwn• Ju> 11ho11ld rnnk, Ill thf' loll) C'olorndn. has no fenra tor !ht· Womuu ll ntor.

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tNil of lhn (":1111 , Our nn•rai,:-e 11urIIY IN around t,0 to i.r, p1•r Cl'lll, whl1t• our pi•rt·rntng" or sucrose rnnp:ea from 7 to l~ 1wr rent. This men1111 that It lllk('a lrnm 9 lO IG tnnfl of rant• to 11,01\u,·•• ,rn,• ton of ugar. our Jwst fll'M this y1>nr 11 ,roduccd 10 •,1 tons of 11ugar, and 1 tht• poor1•st only two tone; howl'vcr, our an•rO.KP was uvt·r Mix tOIIM or uiar to tht' acre: 111 "Wt• hun• about 700 acr,·B In rann at prl'at•nl ancl will han• ubout 900 nl·rl'!1 \11 cnne for the J 922 crop. The ('om1m11)" have 1n·cr 1300 acres nt land and au 1•xe,•llent water supply Wt• alao have about 15 11.,IIMI of rnllw11y a111\ 01wr11tr a email train aervlce. "I like th•• ("0UUlr)·, 811(1 tbe work 11 ,·rrr lntf'rC'Sting nnd 1•du• -;,tloual. I look forwar1l for the 1 tlmf' whf'n I ran takt• a trip bnrk tlwr11 to \'l11lt our (lt•ur state"'

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JNST R llCTO JtS WANTED IN T RAIN ING SCHOOLS

represented In the c\naa In lrrlgntlon practice, a.re ns follows: !own, South Dnkotn, Idnho, nnd C'nllfornla. Ono atudrnt romes from C'ana d n. In l'tnh, the rollowlng tourtcien count• lea nre rt'Jlr('Sf'nted: C'n<'he, Utah, rlntah. Dovie, Snll l~nke, \Veber, Rkh, Snn lll'II', Iron, Junb, Boxeldor. \\'nsh\ngtou. Morgan nucl Summit.

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/ be e n wl•hlng that someone would ask me that question ror the last ten weeks," she said and bunt fr om the r oo m In her hap piest mood She returned anon with one of he r best ca ke1 'One good tur n de1orvc1 another ' a ho proverbed 'I II be ready at half past eight Then Mr J ohn Q Evcryetudent skipped ba ck to bed HI• tr oubl e

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Mr John Q Everyetudent awoke with a s tart It was Juet exact!)' th e wit ching hour of twelve o'c lock Ing through hla window Ho sa t up In bod rubb ed hi • le rt eye and then hie right Ho apake thu a to Mm 801f "What th -' A coc k c r e w 111a high 1hrlll tone or voice (If you wou ldn't ca ll It a t one or vo ice, who.t would yo u co.II

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General HI~ c laim s that • :'$i th ere will be another war Antlclpat- 1 Ing this futur e wo.r we are pr eparin g l h m ur d ) l cl>o1111 ld- "Durlng our trl11 to Colorado we expect to an e ntir ely new an d uniqu e qu ea- DOUGLAS (P ISTOL) CANNON THE MAN OF VERSAT ILITY 1 gain kn ow le dg e for our se h•t·a fthe t ea m) and by ftght, nght. ftght, It ") tlon al r o to aerve the sa me purpose The husky ca p tain or t h e blue helmets halls from Salt Lake City bring victory t o the l" A. C'... (Thia waa written \11 a tlamf'· a hand• 1 0 1 writing) ro:::~e~;;/ hn Q . Ever)'atudent ,: ~~:. ~: 1~ ~~:lrfte~t ~;:: l whl~:~:. ql~ ~u~teh:ni!~::tl~:r ):::;or:~~~ ngHe doee not limit hi e activit ies 1,uke 1-"nlrk- " \\'e a r e going to win both games," He Jump ed out or bed and began qu est ions are r e ad y 80 rar . Th ey/ t o at hl etics aololy. but h aa a llltle fling at Illa so-cu ll ed stud ies once In ll 1 ) l j,.-r. \ ' le. l .i1rsen.-"Long trip and hardt' 11tgames of till' season. to t hrow on hla cloth es. Wh e n be are 81 rollowa : while, and u lao Joins 111tho 11oclal whlrl. Some 0110 had th e c ru st rccenlly We hll\.'O faith In our team:· came to th e ne c ktie stage o r don • lo nomi na te Doug, for "pilot·· or lh c Se ni ors and tho locoed c 1088 proceeded Ot:. Jor,:en,ion-"Hopc to hell I go.·· nlng bis a pp are l he suddenly No. 1-( Thla question can not poa- to e lect tho dazed and amazed youni h•ller to the omce, which has since !iCnn (\\'hlllk<'f) Andeni-011-"We ca n·t be beat:· thought of the rather unseemly h our alb ly be No. 2)-W hat la yo ur proved to be a happy choice. F11t Wor lc)-"We're going to give 'em hell.'" ( u Aggies win for making do.tea th a t It wns then nam e? · · · · / lt 'e brom ide to say that Doug . was a ll rocky mountain ce nt er so me two Wor ley Intends t o co me from Ogden on the U. I. c. and ,i;et off at the ,(12:20 a. m . ) He decided to go back No. 2- tr yo u did not have r oo m to 1yea ra ago, ror the fact has been heralded since time lmmomorable. bridge). to bed duo no doubt to th e Jat e noH giv e your rull nam e In tho first qu es- ! Captai n Cannon la out to get Colorado's and WyomlJig·a goats and Just P es o · J11r\•b1--"Tcll you mor e about It when I get ha~•k." of the hour and th e Inform a lity or lion please flnlah It In thi s on e ........ , bct your s hekels 110· 11 do It. . Joe M11uglu111-"lf we don't win I star In Colorado:· making a date a t th a t h our . But No. 3- How old arc yo u ? . Olr.) ;\Jorgan-"! think It lu cky the boys are pla>·lng c .\. c. 1 11 1 ~: : :i~ c::: ~n~ : :ea :~:r!°~u:~,:n'8.,,.~:~o.aa:~~i°~pa::rt\~~ SPECKLED BEAUTY UNTIMELY SNOW~ALL first because I think we'll beat th e m . Thi' boys are all lu ROod shape. YOU know:· ro~::1~ : ~~~ un lucky Mr . Every- ca~!: 4- When and where were (Ed. Noto--Tble 11!1a tru e "flab Thi a la a co lle c tion ot SOid racta . l•'nl ,\ 11dr11- ·· 1 can say more when I ge l bnc k. It's nil a gamble." atudent waa a toa lthll y tre ading down you born ? . atory" written by a atud ont. lt la not Very, very co ld. It was Int e nded to ('ur l) Hn\\en-· •n ee ult a will tell th e talc." Doug (Pistol) l"11nuo11-··Ttie team h as shown \ts ability to fight in th e stairway he thought over hie exNo. 5-Were you born In a ny Inserted ~a a nows artic le, but 88 a ~rsa r!~l:!\:r::~:h of the ac0nd or th e critica l a1agea. With our tlrat stri ng men all In the lln e- up ai;::aln. I can tr om e l)' so rr ow ful situation Her e oth er cou ntri es' If so why' tr 10 .til er . It 8 a hard propoaltlon to flll f eee nothing but ,•lctory.'" It wo.a one wee k to th e Ag club Bo.II what were th ey? · th e ftrat Issue with news when lrat act. The time 18 nearly Fall, 1 "Plo o1,:h - ll or<t'" llrnckt•n-"Th o Utah Aggies show more rea l nght Ho was. as yet, In 110 wa~ obllgat c ~ No. 6-Why were you born? . th ere·a no nows t o till It wlthl · ~~:.n~~=c~\)t~i •~ ::c, e r y~nd th e su bj ec ~ th e atmos I lhau un)' team I ha ve ever see n for a bun ch of men In football suits. If to any winsome laaa of th e Agg ie (You wlll pr obabl y need th e other That morning I lef t th e r a nch ph o ro 111the kind' ·ou thla s pirit co ntinu es t o exist, which I think ll wlll. we ca n flRure on a :: :~:;th:;~ ~ ::: t~: mo: lea::1;~ :'::at~!n t~=tl~~::;or~~y . e~ ~l~:u ::o~te 4~~ik~;g~ · ~C:e~:nt~;bhelr:t::~ br eath tu. ) can Bee your vkto r y tor th e ti. A. C' ·· looked one week Int o the rutur e and not give any r eaaona In partrlcular. reels that he enjoys some Ube rtl ee ou The girl 18 ve r y pr etty, wears a "l•'rog" .\h-Donnlt l- ·· u tlwy give ua half a c han ce and 11 squart• 9eemed to see him se lf alone 011 th at you may lea ve this lin e blank) . Su nday morni ng. Thero wua ju■ t a s uit, a nd 11 pair of Pst cnt leather ~l,ea~'rwu• ..'.11 su r ely make them rf'spec t Utah Aggte11. The 1111ml'with thf' night or nights. He aeomod to hear No. 7-What musical lnatr u- rstnt tin ge or co lor ove r tho wes t e rn pum1,s, au d weighs on e hundred and th e ti ck of th e hall clock as he ment do you opo rot e?.. .... . mountaln11 wh e n J r oac hed Pin o Bar, llilrty.two (l32) JJOunda. Th ese lltll e "C hi ck" tl m·l- "Sl r : Actions s 11eak loud('r than word 11." studied Organi c Chem instead of (Please do no t claaalfy the mouth - on the upp er Snake River. You may detalle are ii.II Important, because "Oh ," ('roft-"We"II tear 'em up!" th e Jany at raln a or th e best orc hea- organ, Jew1ha rp , or drums as mual- ta lk o r your trout streams, )'OU may berore long her beaut)' wlll be ma r( 'o 11<'h H.omne)- ··The trl1> to C'olorado and Wyoming which la to be tra In Ca che Vall ey. [nat e ad or ca l Instruments). e laborate upo n the big ftah )'Ou h ave red by me r ry Christmas tluta about; made by the l 1. A. C. squad la 0110 of tilt' hardest undertakings that 1 dancing th o light and e quall y ranNo . 8- Why do you play them ? caugh t In div ers br ookle ts, but I her nose and eara, her su it will be In have ever known or a team llttem ptlng . On thla trip tilt> Aggies plar taetl c toe he scorned to aeo Illa ow n / No. 9- Do yo u 01,ora l e, {a) pian o. \.'enture to say th ere's non e to com - col d atorage, her lltte pumpa wll\ be th e Co lora d o Aggies. th e U·. o r Colorado an ti Wyoming. Wt> are nil fair ae lt atud ylng th e so lid (b) mop . (cl macaroni, (d) micro- pare with th o Snake In the Lower absolute ly ull. and he r 132 pounds aware or the streng th or the C'. A. C. Ju st a word about Boulder and th eorem, of some d epart ed scho la r . meter, (e) bol o, (f) tennis racket? Sta r Vallo)' cou ntr )'. T his great river w\11 be d ro pped In the 3 now , whil e Wyoming. Coach Hu ghes or C. A. C'. told the U .. or l'. boya on their And a.II beca uae he had been for No. 10.- lt yo u u ■ e th e follow• 18 the natural habitat of th e rai nb ow he th aws out his arms. t rip to F'ort Co llln s that the IJou ldl'r sq uad 11 the be1u that la In getful and negl ec t ed to ask he r In Ing pl ease d o not answer any or th e t rout, where he thrives unm o leeed. On a warm Thursday ni ght they Co lorado. Wyomhi11; has won from Montana A11;gles. Dt•nver u.. anti th time . 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