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Aggies Are Determined to Down Utah

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Colorado tour irnd defeated tho Unlveralty of Colorado nt Boulder Nov. 16, by the score or 19 to 7. Although the game waa cloaely con _ teated during the early atnge1, the

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Student& must J>rcaont their student body cards at the game In Salt Lak e or pay $I.SO admlHlon.

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The Winter Quarter at the Agrlcultural College of Utan wlll begin December 8. An attractive Winter ~utr~or bBul\otln ha& Ju1t boon J>Ub-

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tho flold N\Ch night helping Tommy Fitz round the team Into ahnpo with hl B big willow. "Cally" gnvo th o boys n talk tho other night and from the report• or tho meeting he must ~-n";r;::ldf::h~~:.t:ne~~:8~n

ll~n~e on YDo:::be;ol!~g:~6 :;~~~ 1~! In 4 7 departments will be open to 1tudents. Upon permlHlon from tho lnBtructor, many other courses mny 11110 be ente red.

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Tho Winter Quarter will be tho best of tho achoo ! year. Tho Co ll ege

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b The •tar porror::r ~:t ~ 6.. L~ak~~ 111 > a th e Utah~• Falck, v.·ho piloted \~ -rlctor)· 8nd nlBo itcered h mac lo many honors. A more dot.ruled and vh·ld llor)· of tbe game cannot {Continued on Pago Two). wa■ the apeody

:!~:P~~:tecot~:i~~::,~~rt:e~on:;u!: aend a df'batlng team to Oregon A. 1 1 1:o;:~~\: !::~~o:~g:r/!~c:t :aac~ 0 t::~;!~m~:a~r::;,t~ d;o:; 1 ::da~:b!~~:; ~:;a~g~~:~o;et b:;r~ Batoman aakr,d tho attitude or the commlttM on thla. He waa d\1-

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::k!:~ ~o v::~m~~,~~n!,~:t:~ lilt of l'll:Pl"IIIE'Bfor tho propo&cd trip and tho vote of thn Agorn Club on tbC' changing of thC' mednl. The chair waa glvC'n power to appoint a committee to arrange for tbe receptlon to bn itlv<-n the Big Blue team on their ri•turn. The member1 or tho exl'cutlVt• committee have bad enou«h l'Xperhmce In the army to be ;~l~~:k~~ded

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ARE NOW CHOSEN A ■ a he1ult of 1eh•rtlnn1 upon a compf'tltlve bula which were comDieted Friday , Prorc1■ or Johnaon 611DOUDCt"■ the peraonnel or the Ohie Club to be as follow1: First Tenoni-Arcble Barne)·. Earl Dennln1. John 8. Dutaon, J. L. pencer. Bec-ond Tcmora-ChaaC' Kearl, era• 0. Allred. Rodne, Pack. ErnBaker, C. J, Stringham. Finl Baao----Del Mar Egbert, E. , Robln1on, Ardath Price, Artie mu, Well• Mottet, Angua asban. lecond Baa-W. I. Poulter. NorBtorn, Peter N'el10n, l!:IRay naen. Gean Auatla, Hilt on

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but tho hard lu ck that beCell tho A~gle1 while pla)'lng In Colorado nnd \\ yomlng tho lnBt three week& la tho hardest blow eve r dealt a U. A. C. football team. It happ ened alao on tho el"e of the crucia l game of the Beason. But we are not through yet and every man on the team ttaa ado11tcd a ■ his slogan, "Bent Utah." The game will be played Thursday afternoon at Cummings fleld In Salt Lake. Tbo U. A. C. atudents w\11 occupy the east bleochera. J.,rom Snit Lake wo hnl"e hcnrd every day that there la trouble In the Utah camp; that dissension among playon has upset the Crim8011and that Coache& Fltzpntrlck nnd Callahan, are working bard tn•lng to bring about a reconciliation. The lnt eat report states that a peace powwow came about and that the Utah tonm will flghl unitedly ngnlnBl tho Aggie&. One report published ln

McDonald Injured

Recommendations

l'rnh A1,ti.:-hl .~ Phyilcnl 1-Jducatlon h1 a compu lWyomh11,t l'. aory subject at the College, That, Playing on n wot and muddy f\eld according to all unwritten college th e Aggies won from the Unlver1lty laws, abou ld make \t the molt un - or Wyoming Thursday, G to O, but 1uccesaful of all counc1; and thnt unfortunately, at the expense of dl111 tho rcaaon we find It 1urprl1l111 astroua Injuries to a galaX)' of the that this year'a cla8Be8 In phy1lcal atrongest Blue and White atara.

Ju el how tho College handled Its rC'ce!l)tS nntl dlshurRomentB amountlni; to nearly three-quarters of a mllllo11 do llar-a ror the ~·car ending June 30, 1919, ts a matter which may lntC'rcBt a ll A. C. Btudonts A dNallcd statement of tho 1•nrlous fund expenditures can not be

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To begin with, mountain 1cenC'r)' and cafeteria meala 1eem to bave 1 :;:~;c:: gl~l:. ;:c~:~m:~!~er': ::~e~ hratt'd phraka\ exam, proved thl1 year'B l:i.dy Ag1 to bC' the, henlttll<- st aggregation that thP C'ollegf' hnt e,·e r coercC'd Into the Smart itYmnaslum. The maJorll)· of thcae are In the elementnry cla11ea, either P. E. 11 or 12. Here the,- go through a rour1e of drill which would get the but of any 1oldl er, 1pond their "fat reats" doing folk dancca, and eme r ge without even a tired feelIn g. The other claH 11 more wearing --the one In lntc-rprctatlve dancing. About thirty of the glr l1 have Joined, and are progre1alng toward a morP or leu grand revue, later In the (Continued on page nve}

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SPECIAL RA TE OF $3 35 GIVEN • .

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For the big Turkey Day game. th rough th6 klndn esB of Secretary of Slalc 110rd en Bennion lbo Co llege 18 enabled to secure a rate of $3.35 rou nd -trip Ol"er th e U. I. C. e lectrlc rout e, commencing Thuraday morn0nd Ing lasting until Su nd11Y night . Regular rate& are $G.06 round trip . The committee appointed to secure rates hna put In ,ome bard llcka and deserl"cS much commendation for the verr rnvornble results obtalned. Tho Cllt'II w\11 lenl"e the Interurban depot al 8:30 Thursday morning. Every Btudent IB expected to be at 10 1 0 ~!:s~~: 1: "~~~t: ~. ::elns i°~~~:lat~: trip a nti tho game on Cumming& field . The re1ults or the gomo depend to n large eii:tent upon tho spirit which tho students lnatlll Into tho team and 700 w lld -eyed students rooting tor the team, will go a long way toward bringing home the Crimson bacon, In the l111plrcd words of Patrick

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A trnctor school will begin Jan• unry 19 and run for two weeks. Eig ht hours work eac h day IB 1>rovldod tor this cou rse. A school be• ginning January 19th nnd runnin g ror two weeks w!II teach tho care nnd breed& of poultry. This school Is open to both men and women. Running from January 26 to Fobru(Ccntlnued on page 1\x)

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Mechanic Arts Building The school of Mechanic Art& baa Just l111tnllcd a complete oxyacety lene welding plant, large enough to maintain 12 welding torcheB. A welding 1chool will begin nt the In stitution December 8 and n 1pecln l Blx week& course In wo ldlng 11 0 1 0 8 :!~:~i1a::~ 1:a~ ~f ~ ~~·c:;: :!dt~t ~: thought that many auto m echanic& throughout the Hocky Mountain reglon wl\l be attracted to the College to Becure training In thl1 work. According to Professor Humpherys of tho Mechanic Arla department, tho call for trained welding export ■ 111duced the College to ln1tall thla elaborate welding equipment. Twen•

:aet~~:t: or iome other ble1&ed :~~:u,:i::~ :~:l~O\\~::k, tr~l;::tlo~~ "Ll\"es there a man with 1ou l ao dead The students In training wlll be gll"• 11 8 1 n;;•e;o t:a~::: e~~ halll snld, ::1; d:: 1 ::c:lfn:·:l:~n!,:::s:7: nd th 8 win ~ -~~ :_·"_ wo;,~-addltlon to tho welding equlp-

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Falck will probably be out or tho game. In Colorado, Falck played In Juicy Bits of Humor For 15 such n Cashion n1 to astonish tho criti cs and football scribes a1ul wlll Cents . no doubt be accorded nil-conference ___ honors. Althoug h he will be mt1aed, In the 1prlng of the year there 18 the team ha1 determined not to let a great deal of fuH madC' over the hla loH d\1cournge them. appearance of the nril Robin. ll Is Utah wlll outweigh tho Agglea aupposed to herald the glad tldlng1 con&equent ly thli drawback wll; of 1prlng. Tomorrow another bird hlll"O to be made up In speed and wlll appear with even more welcome head-work. The A. c. lino will re• tidings than thC' Robin brlnga In the main Intact with Cannon, \Vorloy. spring. Tomorrow the nrat Magpie Crookston and Jarvie holding down will spread her wlnga and swoop th('lr stntlon1. In the backfield WIil through th e hall,. be 1-lnnaen, and poaalbly McDonald The ataff' of the paper la willing to anti Dee, who were Injured In the guarantee that thll paper WIil po1IWyoming game. In 'nddltlon there arc lively be tho beat of Its kind M't'r Hart and Nagle who have been seen nt the College. They arc will1howlng up well In practice and Ing to recommC'nd It moat highly to played good ball In Colorado. They all thos e who want Ju1t thnt kind of will be able to IHI In tho plncea loft o magazine. The page& will be n1 vncant by Dec and McDonald, full of cartoons and drnwlnga aa n: If Dec la unab le to piny. Curio)" 1 1 ~ :e:t ~:~:~no~ ~~10/gu~lnn~t j ~t:: ll ~:ak;r;:t7c~~~p~rar~tat~~.,!:~i ~~c"'"~~~t~ ~~:t~11dq~1:r~~ll ba~:: ~: lion have been uacd lo a1&uro tho nil over tho Aggies." This does not ready to hold down eit her a backcomplete succe1S or thla flrat la1ue. take Into consideration th e ract thot field or nn end po&ltlon. The Magpie Is a student publl cn- the Agg\C'B refuse to be "walked In 8ptte of a ll that ha s been said tlon In the full es t 101110of tho word. upon:· regarding the weakening or the All atudents are lnl"lted to cont ribut e After hnl"ing wreBtled with tho tcnm, tho Agglea arc ready for tho choice bits of nonaenae picked up warmth and humidit y or Southern battle nnd no 0110 bealtatos to 1ay around the 1chool or town. Jr you Caltrornla the Utah aggregation that the blue Jcrt1eyed 1-~armera will hnve an Idea that you think would came homo last week to prepare for rl1e to tho occaalon. make a good cartoon, hand It In and ========-----------~=~I

. ds f Mm O TheMighty Student y Meet Bod --The J:'O'fOrnlng body of th e S t udent Dody Orgnnlutlon mot (as unuiual) Wodn('1day. ,\.8 tho majority of the council had Ju1t. ftn\abod their 01 1 ~:~:~. ;~ 0 ~: ::: ;::: ~::~or po~h:i: with rull 1tomacha a rc In no hurry to leave comtortab lo cbalra In a warm room. The aen1atlon of the meeting was a report by Secretary Coburn tbat the student body fund 11 not lnoxbau1tlble th\1 year and that we mull tondlo our coin lovingly bofore we let go of It. Mr. Boteman, debating manager.

:~ ~~:1:~:11'111,~:<~,~::.::,1:::.1'~, next Thunday. 1'he loH :11:o~~o~c:~a~1~~~c~h:;sa~,1;:1~ either half or quarter. Ill Ix-Ing of McDonald and Falck should only by 1-,ltzpatrlck and Callnban. This mentioned for nll- contcrcuce honors. 1tlmu lnt e the fighting 1plrlt of the gomo must be won. El"ery player ----+-tC'am nnd the rooter■. realizes thnt.

~-=~=tr:~1~:rd::a:ot:e■~it:: :ogg;;:~ FIRST MAGPIE diet O victory, but much to bl1 regret and ,urprlae he round In the Utah Aggie,, 11,t ronger opponent, and a bcltor team than the Unlver1-

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Team Will Be Handicapped by Loss of Sta rs Through Injuri es But Expect to Make This Up By Fight And Students' Support.

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OldRivalsWillClashIn Seventeenth Annual Battle ForStateGridiron Title

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1 1 1 ha:hbeec~ie:~ ;~: 0 ;; 0 11:;~~~; November 20 to tonight, (No1·. 26} a t 4:00 p. m. Tho mooting wlll be held In the rho11cl aa prol"lous ly Btated. President Morr\1 Chrl1te111cn or the Agoro Club announce, that tho tenm1 tor this nnt debate wlll be made up aB fdllow1: Affirmative, Helem Gublllr, Jark Hendrlck1: nega-

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Rocky Mountoln conference Quar- cult problem, preaenled thru the terback, and "Frog" McDonald, tbe war emt'rgC'ncy and 1oldl er training th 11 ~-:~!-~~~t~~!,/~~b:::i 1 11 :x:~~mt~ 1 °;~e :t:l' n:<':~;:\.m~c:n;a;:;~:~~ 0 th<-y will be out or the game on tlon1 for Improvement In the acThnnkeglvlng Day. Fnlck sustained n counting 1yatcm. broken co llar bone nnd McDonald Tho audlton hav e pral&cd the rccelvC'cl addltlonal lnJurlc1 to a accuracy with which the nccounta of kldnC'r that wna bruised In the Colo- 1uch varied nature and large nggrorndo Aggie game ten doy1 before. gates have het'n kept. But the preCoach Romney did not aond In all mlllng ay1tem of accounting at tho hla flr1l 1trlng men bccau1e he Colleite th ey con1\der not to be up wanted to 1ave them for t he coming to tho atnndnrd worthy of a largo Ingame with Utah, but fate caused 1tttutlon. Mnny minor d\acrepanthat 1ome of thoBe who were ex- rlos nn• polntC'd out, which make peeled to win an eaa,- l"lctory for ua curious to know whether the Utah, 1hould be dl1abled al10. ayet<1m of caring for the College Fa lck wa■ Injured ear ly In the flnancf'I may caally be Improved; or nrat quarter and McDonald 1b0rtly If the audltort1, 111their lengthy and after. Thl1 weakened the lineup con- comr,llcated report have conaldered alderably. "Curly" Bowen, who la that a report of tbl1 nature muat of playl111t 1111!\rat year of football forlnece111ly contain many peraonal (Continued on Page Two}. 1ugge1tlon1 and recommendation ■,

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that the United StalC'S ahould adopt Compu laory Arbitration or Labor Dl::t~is mccllng the future policy :>r tho Forum wlll be tllacu1&cd. The question• cho ■en ror debate In the future w\11 bl' narrowor In their 1copc, requiring more lndlvldunl reasoning nnd le1a rnaearch 111 the Hternturo on the q11C'1tlon. It there Is n demand for l11e debate or reltglou1 qucatlo111 and n o reason Is Bhown why Buch questions should not be debated, 1omo of tho arg umontatlon taking pince In the halla will be aired \11 tho meotlnl{■. Tht1 meeting 11 for every one who en Joya ll1tenlng to a teat of wlta through the great o rt mode romou1 by Daniel Wob1ter and Abraham Lincoln. Remember the date: Tue1day al 4:00. Bring a friend If you can keep her quiet.

work. These wlll comprl10 wood 1 ~~:rt:!:~ i'~~ryd=J~:r:~~ne; {•nglno lathes, drill presses, grinding mncht11c1, shapers nnd mnny otlwr Bmnll mnchinc to ols for tho machin e do1mrtment. Upon lnatallntlon of this new equipment tho Mcchantc Arte department w\11 be fully equipped. --• ---

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EXTRACT OF MINUTES OF THURSDAY'S 8 . B. MEETING Thuraday'a student body oi:erc1s1:t 1 ;o°;~n; :t~~:rn,~!~:\t:~r1qu :,;, a~'t: general football whoop-up he:forH thc Thankagll"lng climax. Harold Alvord prcscnted pinna for meeting the train on Friday Si:n·eral announcements were mnde, ond the rest of the meeting devoted to n song and yell prnetlco. Cla&a meeting& or Junior, nnd fr<-ahmen follow ed. Tho Juniors, deap In their plnnB for the Bu,:zer nnd tho Prom, C.Jn• ducted a 1plrlted meeting that la1t• cd about ton minute&. A comm itt ee to 1elect claH co lora was appointed. Fred Felle waa appointed cbalrma.n or n freshmon committee to rormulat"! phrn• to~ the ..lnM boot:.i at the Prom. Bramwell Peck wlll nll the new office of clu1 reporter.

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(Continued From Pag e One). tho Agglos, replaced the speedy Falck, and played the 1,osltlon for O\'er three quarters. Wyoming has tho best team In the history of the Institution this year. nnd at that they were comimrattvely easy for the Utahns. One lone touchdown, without tho additiona l one point of the goal kick, was enough to win, but the Aggies threatened man)'

--(Continued From Page Ono). be found than the followlng pressro110rt from Denver: Tho attacks of Coach Romno>·'s lenm were Irresistible . A more varied offense bns not been seon on a Colorado gridiron In years. In fact, the features or the game, 011l8lde or the runs or Falck, were various plays of Aggies 11ulled on their opl)oncnts . Tho Coloratlo men had

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For absence, tardines s, "ra1lu re In Every part bas been deve loped to Its highest degree of 1 8 t simplicity coupled with efficiency and tho De Lani has Co~r~- A~~~rs:~: ;ta::~a~ r:~ F. ~es~ft~b:~nt~!te~~n~f~:nsfj'°wl~~a~~t• al~c:~~ a clean football game, with -~~~~:g=~~e:n: d~ ~:~~t s:rs~:~n\:! earned for Itself the name or being "the world's standa rd Anderson: Bowen for Falck. stand became con,·lnced that the the best of spi rit prevailing. Utah been adopted by th e faculty of th el separoto r ." Utah scoring: Touchdown-Hangnn10 would end a tie, 7 to 7. Mr. came out of the game In good con- New Mexico A C If 20 demerlls are 11en. ~~~~~e~~d ~~~e~~~~n~t th:n:ggi1~s ~!~ dlt+oh~ lineup: Incurred the s~udent Is called before Score by periods: fourth period after 'several plays Colorado l'. (7) Utah Aggies (19) the committee on discipline. For 4 0 More De LAVALS in wie than of all other makes eoaaWned. Utah Aggies... . ... 0 6 0 0-6 had failed, su;rted their march to Noggle lo . Jnrvls demerlta he Is r e ferred to tho Pres\- , U of Wyoming 0 0 0 0-0 the goal. When this side of the Brown lg Crook• t0 n dent and for 60 ho Is sent home. Seo the local De Laval agent, o r, If you · omcta ls-Refcreo , Crow ley; Um- flfty_yard line and about five yords A~dnms ~t M~ugbam --+--1 don't know hln1, write to th e nea.re.t Dc.o 11 8 Laval office 41 b(>lo\\· plre. Mahoney; Head lin esman, ~r~~~l~h:n~ ld:~: :• 11:a~~nt°f~lo~ne: H°ogan m rg ... _....i\n:en~~~ "Oh 'U ' of Utah Shepardson. tho bnll there were no halfbacks Muth · · - rt .Wor ley we've come to do you.'· 11ret1ent: so, utilizing considerable• Breckenrldgo re Andrus ,------------,. gra)' matter, ho dodged two tacklers,,Schrepferman qb Falck "'ent doy; n the sideline for nneen Wl]lard Ill Dee Scheby Larsen 81Beale8'"8& SID East Mad!aon 8~ t~~~10::r 0aungdhet~; :: fb rh J 165 Broadway MERCHANT TAILORS BAN PRAJfCDOO CHICAGO op undoc the goo! po,I NEW YORK Rcpalrlng -d DrJ Clcani.n&It 1\as a most brilliant run and The team needs support now 1,,1 Phone 096 executed to perfection while thelnovor berore Ono tbou1Rnd ,.tr.,ni; 24 SOUTH MAIN STREET ll====================d 40 W, ht N. :....----------'l~~l~~t:op::f~~mn~~~~a~f~h s~u:l~tle~ t~ Salt Lake ll

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When the contest first started, 'Ifew minutes left to pla}·. Fnlck I MICHIGAN A. C. Colorado. by the aid or some clo,·er threw a forward pass to Andrus, who The nrst woman g raduat e of the · forward passes, soon had a touch- ran thirty yards for a touchdown. Michigan Agrlculturn l College led the: J ewe lry Store down, nnd It wns thought for a This ended tho scoring of the da)', l}Rrnd<l In the Home Coming ce lobraI.OGAN 63 East ht North Street 1 while that the Utnb eleven would be~~~ ~~o'~\~e: 1 ~~ ~1 ~k~~e 1~n:~·tlon tor th o Coll ege. Mrs. E. D. unable to get going, As a maller of 7_ I McBain graduated with the claH of U-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,!J fact, there ,,ns not a single break In The ,,ork ot the entire Aggle\1879 and was tho on ly girl In thol the gnme but that ,,ent against tho tt>am nt times bordered on the son_ class. as well as being the first to 9 1 11 t> to ~vs:e~ ~d lu~1::ll::s!~ ~ l!~ttlo~~al~x~::d!~o ~~uc~o~!:!~eo, c~~; graduate from tho Michigan colleg e I r,=====================;i 1 11

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Juel at J)rcsent the question of --· nthlotlc awards Is being given 011 WASHINGTON STATE airing. Tho nttltude of tho studont COLLEGE body In the matter Is clearly denned A rcol J,,rench gir l ls on tho teach-! tn the constitution but tho Rocky Ing force at the Washington State 0 ~~ ~:~\~ ~~:f:~~.e ;~~~ 1g:t~~~e b: ~~~~t>;0°~e 1\ 11:v~~~:er:~:ioa~ : 01~

member ot that organizatio n . When tho war storted the conference ruled that all athlrtlc awards should be discontinued lndeflnltely. In accord with this precept no awards have been given b)• the student brul)• of tho College since the close of the football season In 1917 when the ruling went Into effecl. The executive committee and athletic councll, together with the some organh;atlons nt the University of Utoh, will endeavor, through their roprt>scntatlves, nt the nrin unl Chri stmas meeting of the con ference In Denver, to have some system or nwards adopted, !bough In .,II proboblllty It will not be the one that existed beroro tho war. 80 step. _____ co!!r:d:n!~~:!~:d ~: 0~:u~~; STUDENT LIFE OUT AT 1 O'CLOCK opposed tho awa rd s system In the pnst and may endeavor to block tho Hercafler Student _Life wlll be distributed on Frida y between tho hour s proposed re-establishment of nny o r 1:00 a nd 2:00. No copies will be lasuctl after that hour. such system. Whatever Is 11 reed upA limited number of copies wlll be printed-Just en?ugh to supply tho 011 must be by unanimous v~te of all students with one copy each. Some students are ··bogs' and take enough ~choo ls In tho confe r ence. It can ens!-

who come after 2 o'c lock wlll be deprh•ed or that. There will be no Student Life !Hued next Friday.

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Mana~ing Edjtor Matter of Student Dody Awards Assoc!ate Ed!tor Now Being Debated in ~!~~~!!~ Conference Circles Athletic Ed,~to;, ___ Und~r The . A A booklot !ms re<:enlly been Issued Society Editor b>· the studt>nt body organization ot ...Such I s Life the C'ollogt> containing yells, songs Special Writer the constllutlon and by-Jaws of Specia l \Vriter the organization. ..Near Humor It 18 ot vital Importance that the

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Ull th ey drop. It look• like a win, though we are not aa 11tro11gas we were two week• ago." -• DEL GARDl,Ol ,'IS PAl,rK-"l,11kt•'' NER, PRESIDENT OF THE STUQ1111r1 crbu ck. DENT BODY ORGANIZATION. W<'IJ:hl JOG 1":\" 1WrlC'UC<', II. s.

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<;1,r,:~;x 1>m;:-••nl:lcklc'' p J,;n Y !~.\'i.-lJ<:··-"P,-..•" n·r:ht llnlflrn rk. t,;,:pcr lc ncc H. S, Wcl µ;ht l(J~ i-:, ,K'rleu cc I ) r . \\'rlghl I rn A n1n1mtl onnl opt'n fit'ld run nor and .1 at.11 ut drcllng th<> ends.

"'l'bo AgRles ahould win-and Ono of tho mo11t brllllnnt bnckOcld wlll.''~LUCILE TALMAGI<;, AS- perrormcra In the Conrorcnce. SOCIATF. ED I'l'OR S'l'UDEN'I' LIFE . -

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Truck men should !llrf'ct tlwlr nrat "With Cll'n In th<' gamt• and 81.'tne In the grand•atond, l'm eure months of working out townrd thl' WC'w ill mnko morl' polut11 thnn ~e, c\011111entor stnml nn.by wrc11tllng. Utah ." FI.ORENC'F. RISER, FOR ()illylng buskotbal\, 1iullln g welghtll, 81>:'l'A DF.L'l',\S. otc. The object 1, to gel Into con-

"If BrnC'k"II and till' 111hs ge t Int~ dlt~~I: bnskctbrtll men ore to bt• llUl 0 ;h:n~-:m('f'~n~~;; 11 1~\'.~:(' / ~~mu;: ~ lhru o.ac or tho blgge11t 11e~h•\ ~~ Ion."-. HJ,A:-:CJH: WOHLEY. A LA 1·.\Int.er II gr eat Indoor 11µort i•\er w 1 TIIET.\S, nt thP 11chool. All thl' hoopSll'f ll 011 1he football tealll wlll )}lay ,1111111 11 --frolll tho re11t of the sc hool . TIWBI' 1,1•;:~·r;:n .J.\R\ "IS- ' i'l ''- 1) " "Knowing the t•·nm al s tf'aru. and tilts will be follow ed by nn lntt•rdn11 Cl,YltF \\ 'O IU ,E\'-"li'nl" I.etc En d earh man as I do, I am aurc that serlee and th ere will bt• a 1-"rntc-rnlt)· ltl ~ht Ta rld c the,y will d,•frat l'tah. I am conn- clneb. Wl'h ,:ht 1:;u J<:\:1)('riCUC('.I )t. \\ 1•iJ,l:1 rn ~ E r ·:-lc11('I', I )t, dent that each man o.p11rC'clotl'11tlw Clsu presldentll ebou\d p;et th l'h Jou of 14efty, ~·1•t tt hae denlo11ed a Rthlctlc manage rs appoi nt ed 11nd 8N· 1 '::~as :~•;u~~ ~.::~): C ;;\. \~:· r h :t'.:~1.~:e v1~:;r)~ec~11: dC'tt'rmlnatl un to f!f,:ht harill'r than to It that their leoma atnrt prattle 1,.~:~~'.\-~ etC'r."- -Gl" \' ('Ali.DO~. Ing 01 soon as 110111lbll'. A serlee of per" of forward pass:& I mu . ·. this 11ort should bring out nil lht• "Wfl know our te1 m w\11 •how the ta lent In the Co llege. .t :,1t11' 1,r' t'.:\;~1 ~,l~u<:, 1.1-:'1' u.me nKhtln R ■ p lrlt ns tlwy h ove nlwe st\11 remember thf' d(>ff'nt at ::::\:c

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illsl· lhu!l1111 ou th<' ",\ggle ! fl11c-l:I.I" t o f..,lt I.nkc City I Th:rnl:•r:h-li·g mornlrr,. Rl•ad It I 1rtl \H: ·11 to:1rs of lau1th ter for ,·our rr1<-r.d11.t,·n:·"' ,if Jor fo r 1

lw '° . ,., h ,. R. that wlll be hard lo atop. 'T'hai•ki lf..\RTU: •,;h·\ng Dav's f!:Ontc wil l he 8 dnssk ·• -GEORciE D.\RDl!:R, J.:Ol'T'Oll I ...:'hr tr ,m hns had a hard trip and

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to r,a.,lng fac and ""' and ho 10 1 0 1 80 ~ t : rc!:~~ 1~ ;101:;<\n atl:: line . He Is a tower of str eng th on th e Aggie eleven, and would materially st reng th en on)' line in th e con feren ce. Jnrvl 11 111one of th e ht:Mll ea t and mos t \'Cr11ntlle pla )'c rs who e ver wor e the Blue nnd White. 'l'h c rc Is 110 co llege game 11haso or the populnr t hat "Peaty" la not th orough ly \'Naed In . ThMe is no i,uro r tackler on nny tea m In thi s regio n, and on runnin g down pu nts and nnbblng dlfllcult 11nssc1. the tri cky IIU\e en d Is In a class by hlm sc lt. He la not or th(' 11N1satlona l 1>loycr'1 typ e lik e F'nlck or as Stiefe l u se d to be. but 11lnys In a coo l-hea ded. mou or of fa ct wnr that Is dea dl y errcctlvc. nnd when he ge ts In the game he Is thcr(• to stay. 1'nlck hns dlsploycd g<'11ernl1hli1 (IUUl\tl<'I which a lone ore sufficie nt to rnnk him 011 one of the rore1110111 quarters In th e Inter-mou nt ai n coun tr y. He hna piloted the Blue

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111 1 ;~;~ ~~nl~:an;~ e~! ::~:~t1: 1gtl~~n~:n:~ 11oi;slbllity of )'our future 8UCl' 8. \\' r.,.Q-1! 'I' .. I■ 1>xci•l1Nit. Tlwr ar,• full of fight nrc with you for n cl('nnlnit up d .\~;~(' I.\TJ•: and dNermlnotlon. Tlw atudrnt lh<' l'. of e. on 'l'h&nhRgh·ltu:: nn~·."

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':~~('l~e.!~:n~~ 1::~·~~ ~~:: n~;~~\~~11,: q~!;:~ot· h~~('rh:t t;l; 00 1 0 1 ~!:~:S~na! :: r~;i:~dtl 7: g a~i:e~ b u~ ~~:: 1!\:;h~~;d ~:~:: 11 °:d ~•r that th eir .pnssea did not en •n _look 1ng a ll t'mcn:;enclrs, and cxcrcl8('<i dange rous. fhe) did not unco\or n, :ulml rnbh• jud<:mNII at a ll times

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~:11~~!00~;:~e~l~y~~; ot:~•::t~ ot: wars 11hown. Tlwy 1:p11r,•c• lnte what the h a nd a ot l'ta h In Sall l,nk<> 111111llw lnstltutk1 \\' wl\l wlu In s111ti, Tu!..:! ~·011r 1"1lors cl 1w11 to Sn it Tho Utnh Ag glC'II. o n th <' 0t h er aucrc-!IS men1111. Th {'· will br \"IC- spring an ti .. Dick" Is o.nx lou ■ to get r 011r ~11ri- s. · _\ T 11 L E T I C La kt• to tht• gam• EH•ry Aggie la hnnd. hnd n bc,w\MC'rlng vnrlNY or proud of thf' HIUl' llllfl \\' hl to. Crim- ploys whi ch wore constantly thrcnttorlo1111."-· Ll''l'IIJ.~R HOWJ,JLL, FOR together enoui-11 talent to wl110 It r'Oi\1\111 1~r~. C'OM~tl-:HC'l,\ 1, ('Ll'll. 11,n Fl\lllllf'rt1•rl' WIii hll\'tJ a 11lcntltu l en lng the br f'Rk Ull or tho gam 11 Onl y 1 lh;·~~;~; . ·~::;

0 7 : ~~,n~:~0~~~ 10::~; ~~o~:n l ~ 8wahl~~~ 0~1~ fcrc ncc center. "Plato!" hn s no equal In the conference wh en It

DECLARES AGGIES ~0: 0:r:~ "SOME 1'EAM" opposing

to 11tate positive ly wlll wln."-THE

an~~ •:: ve .,,,~;l~~!.:,ro:u:hot~~n•-:::;= bee of the Agglt" Annual 11oya"No doubt about tht" Victory "-, Bl'ZZER.

SUPPORT

Int ermoun taln footba ll fn~s nnd aportlng writers nr o beginning to onnou n c(' th e ir 11clcc tl on11 for tho nli•('01tfore11ce tenm with lou d . blatant volct'I, Colorado cri tics arc g ivin g th e- 1>lnyer11 on vnrlous Cent <'nnla 1 i.tnte teama proctlco \ly every position. A certain scribe has 11lntcd but one Utah pla ye r for a berth on the 11remle r aggregation or th e Rocky Mountains . He concedes "Mil" Romney the quart e rback po11ltlon. 11111 11olcc tlon la aa follow s: Dotaon a nd Schweiger. tack les: C re11nahan and Briggs, cnd11: Rste kl n, guard: f,,lne111lvor. cente r, Ha r t■ horn and Schneld er, halv c11; ldc'l'avlsh, rull bock nnd Rom ney quarter. 'l'h o Utnh Agg lca ore lngl or lou1ly over looked. when a11n mattii r ot fact wo hove thr ee men who rank as tho cq unl of nn)' p!O)'Ors In th o con fer• r,nco In th e ir rcs pcct h•o pos ltlo1111or

"The Colll'RO la vcr)' 11roud of th<' team and ronalrll'ra It unequalled In tbe hl1tory of tho ln1tltutlon. Win or l o■c, we, 1ha ll be very proud of the rerord the men hav8 made. The ■plrlt of the atudent body tbla yea r t■ the beat In the hlatory or the College." PRESIDENT E. G. PETERSON.

moment

YOUR

CONFERENCE HONORS

Nott1.~Tho following arf'I oplnton• of a row student• and locnl regardlnlS, tho outcome or the Unlvl'rslty-titah Agg ie game. 'The player■ aro. reticent and arc loath to talk, but quote the old aw, "Artlona · ■peak louder thon word1.''

11 ou;~ f::t.tai:>~t;:: same to be able that the A. C. MAGPIE

THE TEAM

AGGIE STARS MERIT

r.own ■ people

YOU

1,1\'E AGGIE'!

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- --- • - ---. on accou nt of l11Jurles 11hould not +--+ 1ntfoct his 11tnnt1l11g In the IC'OSI. 011 FOOTH.\1 L RESULTS lho has nlrC'ndy demonstrated hl>i l l. OF U.-.-\ GGIES r ight to be clsi<sC'd ll.11thf> best quorter In the confer<'nce.

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tho ri"ill "dOJl(' " ll on't tnll t o ] i::-11rour r'o11y, f,,1· a 11u ccf'ssf 11l I )\ouc••·~ m•·a1•11 11 !Oll'C('llllfUI l'11"th;11l n~IICjUd Snlf'I arc 11rohlhllNI rot th•· ,::1•tr. Gl•t your ri11r In Lcr,iln, nt tht• 1kpot, or on tlw "S11rdnl .. Bl' RY \'Ol'll GR01·r 11 .\:,.:1) Bl'Y .\ llOOS'l'ER

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~:~~:~,;:,;~~;~~:~th~~;l::~:: 1~~ ab:~ t j'.tuh Jllllff'l<t, ;of; \"t'l11\8 the Big fllur TN1m w!II br· r-•at ur rd, so a u l'!lll t•ompar,, 110:t,•>iand got 1

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1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 t: :t~; 1:r:~~ : ~ ~ ies ~C):,.~ ::(~t:;:;~ 0; ~~\t; l~t~c~~t~ \::1 0 ago. Th e pla}'II which ,:ave tlwm lte r or Inst ycnr and confe re nce their lo.at two tourhdown ■ nnc\ nuute11•" l<'~tlon for the quarrnrbock post11 :~a ~: ~: r :n ~ 1~~s:r:·:t~es~~~~~~1.~r tlo;~alck'a rNlrf'mcnt from the go.ml'

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1908

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justlHnblr O\"erlook these thr ee AgJ;"lc ,,10,·er11 who hO\'e mndc n name :1:~e~::~i'ii;(':~:s

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"It Is my hollf' 8l opinion that WC ('/Ill bent u. or l'. with O rrlppkd I.ram."- -0. W. ADAMS.

Condensed ;<,;n.

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165

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STUDENT

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PAOl!l FOUR

"Y"COUNCIL lj U nder the •A, !MORE :~1r;~:E~:::;E mA t----------~ ""''°· I '"" 15S[LECT[a °:i~~ I ~;;:m~':\~:~t ;~~~~\>,. I I In ke('plng

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lco~M~ : 1~~G~ ~U:Acr onv [COMMERCIAL MEN

the policy or the

\bout

tho bm

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lscvcrnl lm11rovements hov e been made recently Tht'ec Improvements make It po11lble to serve a grcaU'lrj

t r Ut h' r or"',;.o,:tcy :,,;led

'GIVE 8AN~ "':::·1

,\mnlgamnled Sugar Company's Logan factory on Saturday, Nov. t5th. This was the ftrst of a snlea of

J. Waldo Parry Elected Pres t• ed t:us s:~eu~ ..~k:etu: 0 ~ dent or Organizatio n-"Y'' Is 1oa,1s countll'S Sh<> 111<>nttwo dn>• th8 111 Assis tin g m Work or SecurSalt I.nkl', "orktng nnioug ing Accommodatio ns women nt the~1lor there For St udents Morion Murri & n vromlnont A C

:~!o~~ll') t:ls;e;::ke

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~ room much more auracllve 111 A 110w nrtt"e11-root counter

visits to Industrial p lan ta In the atate th (~u~l,,i;m:~c~al ~r';s~i:~tN~::: 0~~

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One Hund red Twenty-fiv e Memhers or Bus iness Men's Gym Classes Pa rtici pate In Swim And "S pread"

Thh1 addlllo11nl dh1pln> sur• ~~::rb;;r:•~~ :;et P~u~~1 ''' :;: 11 student of Jlll8, ,,111 hero ror I\ short fn<'O ts used for lh e salnds 1m1trle1J driven to the factory. The party was Friday nrt~chapol, mom - time 011 S11t11rd11) Mr llarrls did and deserts It ptwmlts the dlspln) met nt the rnctory by the comimny Approximately Olll' hundred Comhon o r lh o sl ud ont hod)" were soloct- 1iost grndtrntc, \\Ork here llo Is nt or n grt"nter ,nrlet) nnd oleo makes It ofl\c\als nnd wore s h own eve r y morclal business 111011who mnko up ed to com iio so tho llludonl \'. M. c. 11resent n member or the faculty or 11,oaslblo for the mn11ogem ont to ro• courtesy II08llb lo. The rnctory sup• tbe night .r;y,n rln11s~a w re preson:. A. cou n rtl. J . Wnldo Pnrr)' was the L. D. S. l'nlverslty. 11lont1 h th e su11ply more ettally. orlntendont conduclcd tho men at the Co ll l"gc lnat f'rldny eveni ng chosen prt"sldont, Karl Harris Undoubtl'clly thC' best and moat lhrouglt tlw mlll and exiilalnod the when nn lnrornml ioclol event wna 118 vlcl' iir rslc lon t and w. II Bell sec reColonel f'nll wus here on Novom- n11preclatNI lnno,·o.tlon nuul e waa the Intricate procc111e1 Involved In tur n~ staged. tnry nnd lr e 11surcr. To ro-opernte ber :?2 to Inspect the cndlt bnltl\llOn. moving or the t"mpo· dish rack from Ing the heots Into sugar The evening begnn with n. awlm In wllh thelt" otnccra were st'lectcd some ____ thl' dining room Into lhc hall. Tho The fnc,ory hns II rn.iinclt)' or 760 Urn Thomas Smart gymuaalum poo l ton councllmon: J. II Hendrlck11, Jnmoe n. Mlnflr '"lsltcd the Col- present arriu.geml!nt eliminates a tons or beets a dll)', hut owing to tho and ended with a big dinner and Victor \\'nl\nce, Jomes Tn)•lor, lrvln Jege Inst w••ek ,\Ir. Miner, 11 rormor great deal or the conrualon that muddy condlllon or tho beet& 11111Bl>N!Chmaking In tho caft"lcrla Henrlt", ('lnrrnce Turley, George F Aggie, Is 111nnnlni;: to _eutM the Rush rorm crly prc,·nlled ni,d r:frcs a decld• 1 year ll I& culling cona\clcrabl)' unller The l)rlnolpal speaker or lhe evea• ll ormon. Wnllnce McBride, J. L ~lcdlcnl C'otl"~" soon ed l)' pleasing ofTf'ct to the dining that at prc,,..nt. The comvnn)' In• Ing. Suverlnte11de11t Edwnrcl Hinckley Si,oncer, J ohn A Orme and Rufus ___ room The crowd ts now kept mov•\ auguratt"d tht" eight hour syatem or the Industrial School nt Ogde n , Richardson. Lea Frrrnk. Aiqdo atudent a row Ing In c-no dlrt'cllon. this )'enr a~d tho omclala say It la mo d e on Impressive addn11 on tho 1111 This group will have cont r o l or yea rs ago, and member of the Pl 111 n rew days the wntl'f tap will ghlng JJCrrcct snttsrnctlon. Everyone subject or Ju,cnllc crlm<" SuporlnII 1he "\'" work at the college. z P hi frnwrnltr wns on the cam• be movNl. . . was lmiirC'H Cd hy the grt"i\t amount tendcnt Hlnckl1•y Is a sp<"aker or unAn advlaory co mmitt ee &t"lected .o I a t w<>ek • -( OACII 1,0\\ t,;1,1, ll O) I St,; \ " !o f c;..pltal ln,·o.:ale d rnr lhe short run u&unl lnterut and strength. His exI from the racult)· nnd down town pus ns Albcrl Bockman ri.ccom11n11led the "l>l<"k" or three or four months Aher vot- plnnatlon or th<' 11urpo1,• rr lnduslrlal ••bu1 ll~e111 men, wlll ho chosen nl an Dr. M II . llnrrl• or the ex tcnalon Ogden 1-11$::hSchool roolbnll eq und on , . A,::hil• )h utor Ing the trip a grt'at suc~eH the fe l- ln1tltutlo111 wns much or a revelntlon early date to n1sl1t tho stuJent division h·a r('turn NI from lllchrleld, their Lo11:nn trl11 lruit week. Mr. 1 h l' ( on<"h ft1r<'"' the cr u cln l t e11t lows returned to Adnm& neld In tlmo to those who were present. 11 body workora In an effor t to co n• t ts f Dachmnn Is In structor In Agriculture or hi " conrhl11c 'nn er T l111 11k.sglvlng to see th e Frosh n 011.. out the e y Opinion Is unaolmou11 111proclaim O 1 I 1 vnH lh e city ror tho better nccom• wher,e ~: ('~;;~ t, ~1: ~ \:or~.ores nt. the Ogden High School. Un)' ,uu l '" cu11lifl<"11ttlml hl 11 me n c. team In a rnst ga~ie or footl;all. Ing It the nnest evening or the k ind 11 1 modntlon o r the st ud ents expected Boys 0 wil l ,cho 11 i;-ood n t·c-011111 or th e m _ •ever spent at the Co ll ege. here next lorm . !IC(\'(ltl. l<'HOS H nli:F l-:A1.'S OG DEN Til e city ha11 been ma1,pod Into --Scotla fre11hmo11 triumphed over toget h e r with n picture or the freshdlatrl cts w h ich nro bolug nsslgned to "Our tt"nm ph~·(ld throe or tho the Ogden High School football t onm mnn team, wl\l be r un In next weok'1 tho varloua orgnnlzntlons. Th e un hnrdesl teams In th' c:m rero nco o n Saturday 011 Adnm1 !!old In the Inst Issue of Student Life usual shortnge or room• nnd convon • tho Colorndo trip. Tho games un- game or rootb111\ or t h o ycrnr on local ----------lent boarding 11lace1 must or nocct1· 1 doublodly hn,•t" to ld on the 111 011. gridirons. 33 ally receive lh o nttetlon or not 0111)• Fnlck ts out o r tho rnmo ror the seaThe score wna -0. This muke& tho rn cu ll y and "'Y" com mitt ees, but 1011 and Ml'Don.1ld nnd Dee are bndly ~e~ ~~~~~~ ~~nr:::~on string of ,•lctor• or every student In co ll ege. hurt. These I 89<"9 weaken our team A complete account or the game It Is desired that any st ud eut a great d('a\ but n(;:ht will win having lur ormallo n which nlfl)' lend 1Tha11ksglvl11g 1lnv ·11111 the Aggies , to secur ing moror oomsnntl bonrd- ' have ell kinda of that. The t enn , Ing plncea sha ll aa1l1t by giving such 1 1howod ns murh 0(;:ht In the Wyo Information lo some member or ming gnme ns I ha,·e eve1 8"CU n 11 the com mitt ee named or to Mr. team '!how." C'O '.( I\OM.\Jo:r. Wrisley In tho\'. M. C. A. room. The "\'" hn11 plnnncd to cstnh llsh 1111 lnrormntlon boolh for the convenience or the now term men nnd women The desire or the V. M . C. A. ts l o assist th e 1ludent1. Tho variety of their efTor l 1 lndlcato lhe uten l or the ••y" \ntcnllons, nnd the st ud e nt body cn n s how their good fallh by coo 11orntl o11.

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·1 -ce'-'-l-s T -heme ''serv ,S Talk OfCamero11

,, '.',.NDllN W AN~: ;1!~; ,o-.;-•• 11111)11)"'' HIS l•:~1wrlt• 11ct- ;'lr, 'o nf'

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" Hn1i11r·· holds d '.Jl'/a tiw 1;unrtl \\ 'eig ht 11sr. f,;,c 1K'rh'urt', 1 yr. position llltC' n VC'ts,r ;,n nlthoui; h In• experienced :it coll !J; (' rootbnll. Elnar h:!e h<"en cut of the game 1----------lmost or t!w yonr duo to a broken arm: but his h.·nrt wne with the "'l\1011 cnnnot live alone, but must lteam all the tlmr. live together and serve encl\ other.'" was tho message Dr. Frank K. Cnm• oron brought 111 In cho.11el last Tuesclay, Nov. 18. Doctor Cameron hn& chnrgo of tlrn chemlcn l lnvostlgntlons o f the American Sme ltin g nnd Heflnlng comJlllll)' or Salt Lnke City. li e was former\)' a member of the raculty or Corne ll U11lvorslty antr lat er cond11cted chemlcnl lnvestlgat\01111In so il s ror tho U. $, Dopnrl· ment of Agrlculturo. One i;renl thing tho wnr tnught us Is that lov e o r mnuklnd ror mankind mu st domhmto our actions In the ruturo. Grou11 ncllvlt lo11 lmve boon t10,•elo1ied nnd we s h o uld roallzc tho necessity or son•lce. We se rv ed wllllngl)' durlni; tho wnr nntl 111lould n ot 11101> now. Some row Ind ividu a ls sl'!em to reel they cleson•e a rest, hn,·lng done their share. •·,vo must vlay the gnmo through to tho 011d, ror life ts n game. a wonderful aporl,' " said Doctor Cameron. "Mone)' 11 not the solo rnwo.rd or ltl ' I.ON" HB.' hE\" - "P ln\\• ll or:-l'" education," continued the doctor. 'l':1r klc .,oi-: )l ;\ l'GHA: ...-", Joc" "The 11rorc111\onal 1111111 (and trah1l11g \\'I. 16 5 l<:..:JK'r it•ncc ;\out., o.s studo11ts makes ua 11roreaslonnls) 1,l'ft 'l':icklo docs not work ror money n lo1ll'. He A 11teatl\, \\l\lhia; \\orker "ho takes \ \ 't'lµhl 180 expects littl e more thnn a bare \Iv• to footbnll \Ike n du,•k takes to 1 1 1 1 8 ~:~g~e•~1 g1~~::::s•:;;!r;:~1 :t)' fn:t:e;.s ::~ ~::: /'el;/;• l~rcrc;;~:~: nnd n hnrtl tuclil :r. 1 1 ~l~:h ot~ 1~:- <'::~n1:::, :tyd~:tr:~ :;~~1 •~:

~•= !~:~~! 1-w•_'_" _________

S'l'AS l ,l<i\ " ASllEH.{O\-•"' \\'hl 11kcy" Cent('r un◄ I G1111r d \\'!. l(JfS t,; .jlrrlc11('(' O nt' Year 1,t,-;Sl,l f-: HO\\H\"-"l'urh" "'Wh\skl'Y .. le a ct•nte1· but llttle Q11u1•:1•rl •n•k i:, 1w rlC'nce Nono lnrf'rlor to the mighty "Pistol" him\\'I. M U self. and nle.> w·.>rks well This Is "°C'lll'i v·a·· first )'l'Rr or guard football ror till' C':>llt"gl' and ho I& -----------ahowl11g 1111w .•II l"I tlw hackfll'ld.

Herm

na;a .HOY G.\HU:O. l~R-"Uc l" End \\ 'eig h t Iii !:\1K'r lcncl' 1 yr. Del 11111111,I·,-; h~s usun l st ro11g i;nme and la 11<''.11r,b1•tll'r thnn In 1!+17 .

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TR\'Ol

IIL'GII Sl''l'T()'\-• 'l'uckh•

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llvo, g\vh1K It Its tone und chnr- 1 ncter, We shou ld , th ereroro, co ntinu e to udvnnce, lm 11ro,•l11K evcr)•t hlng 1,011\bl o, nnd mnke un enrnest at• tomot to aervo our ronow men." Dr. t,•rnnk L. West 1iro111clod o.t lh l' cxorcl11e1. Introducing Doc tor ('amoron a& n very rrultfu\ luvostlgntor. The ch oir sang "llope Thou In God." Mias Melba Altlrlch re11deretl the solo 11arl. Prny er was orrercd by nr. J ames 11. Linf ord. John T . Caine hBI r eturned 1111exte nd e d eaatern trip

( ' II AHl ,ES I IA H'l'-"t" h lck" llu l flm ck. \\'t.'IJt h l l(J/j l-:\"flt:rll'IICC, II . S. "Chick" h1111 11Jnycd n consl11tent game a ll y,·nr. f nd sho ne brlllta11tl)' In ('olorndo.

rrom

Tnke your co lors with yo u . Let Blue and White f\)' In Snit Lnke. The)' 11ut hen rl Into th e tenm.

-ST ICK PIN LOST

All stud~~:. •~Enre ea rning 1 ] ·1 y nrt or their school ox• j 811 11 ponies while attending school nrt' url(Cd to co mm1111lcato with , 1 :;d~~ ~l~:;i~o;~eorr~i°:\ t: : 6~ar::~ II , · 1, , o n 1, \ ttSJ-:N lll ~Hl•lH )ll::1::: ,::. ••--· lk lw'' 1 1 hlHB, numb e r o r aludents. tyii o ~111111n.ti'r or t '111h A,ci,ch•it \\ '1. l tMJ 1•:\"1wr le u cc I )"r . . or work, etc .. may bo Juitl ror Vic hnij workl'll uncoas\ng ly nnd Hobo's h etvht and weight make achool stntlallcs. well ror the succeH or tho blue- him a rorm\tlnblo ndberSl\r)' for nny 1 +---------.+ ljersoyod Formers. guard l11 th o eo11rero11ce. \

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Kinnie Calnl', one or Student l.,lre·s mo st rellnble writers. nnd the edito r or ·' Linder tho A" wna Ill at home Jail week. Her column, con_ 1equen1\)', 11 not 111 extensive aa u11uol. Kinnie Is quite reco,•ered now, and Is back to acb~I agnln.

l~ast Th,~ $. Jnrnr Kha11 lost his stick pin In t h e shower room. All lhls pin has been glvl'n to him by n very dear 1 1 111 1 ~1~ , ~11(~ ;;r ~·h\~•';('11vs~1: ~;:\~~

offer n 11um or $2.00 nndor . Plrn110 take It Reglstrnr's om110.

to to

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110 \\'ARD

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tho I l " ·e lKhl 168 t,;,cporicmCC'.I,no n e· , Ri g ht Ou~ the I I\\ e i,rh 1 170 Ell:Pft'l cm ce H . 8. I A 11,ectaculnr 011011-fleld ru n ner Ono or t h e ·•tinds" of t h e 1ea r . A und st rong on the otre n11\ve. tower o r st r e ngt h on t he de fen ae.

ST UDENT

use.

JACKSON OIOROPRACl'OR8 tor Your BMIUI.

Chlropradit C.ue omc• 181

Pbone

Hou ■e

•E•••••t.the debating team Preaent advkea

Rcimo1'N the of DlaeaH, Arimo

gueulng

the one lime proml1e1 lo I to the leave

639 W.

calla bJ appointment.

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Inspector Finds

Battalion

Pro- North Friday,

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CITY DRUG COMPANY

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dlllgence with which 1110 cadets pnas o rr the reQulred work. For an ear ly season Insp ect ion Co lone l Fa ll Is hi ghl y g mttn ed with the results o f bts visi t 118 are th e h ends or the mllllnry departm en t . The Co llege h as been r ecom• mended as 11 s it e f or a motor transpo rt schoo l. Colone l Fall Invest!gated the matter and round conditions at the Insti tuti on especia l• ly rovornble for 8 schoo l of this character and wl\l uee hla Influenc e to have an army officer detailed to Logan as soon as poaslble to take charge or the wo rk . The Inspect or Wll8 au Interested spectator at the o. H . S•F r cshmo.n l rootbnll gnme In the afternoon until he was forced to leave to catch tho

FRENCH CLUB HOLDS FIRST MEETING j 3:

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For Health, Plea&ureandConvenlence Jver Johnson and Pierce Bicycles Harley Davidson Motorcycles Tire Su1111IICM Repalrlnft

De Sanders Bicycle and Motor Co.

I ~h:r::~;

mc~un;sf'~~lh.~onversntlo were

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Kodaks

Cardon

and

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serve d during

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12 West Center Stre et

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STUDENTS: ~--

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2nd door west or Pint

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Phone

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We Call and Deliver.

■how

that 50 percent of the students are c hur ch members 26 pe r cent ha ve 0. preference tor a' ce r tain church but are not m embe rs ot any church, a nd 25 pe r~~ preference.

EXTENSION CLASSES HA VE BEEN ORGANIZED

_ _ Two exte nsion claaaea In Rura l ,Sa nitation and Public Health have i been organized recently by the E:xten ■ lon Study Department of the U. ~h; ·~l:!~:t;·ll~·b~·

:e~~ter !n c;:~~:~ 1 field and Hyrum. The clasaes In Hyrum wlll meet every two weeks for two hours on Wedne■ day. The cla89es In Smith. field wlll meet Monday eve nin g■. From forty to fifty 1tudent1, mostly teachen, ar e en r olled In the clas■ es. The course la given primarily for teachers, that tbey may meet the re. qulrementa of the Health Education l&w. Three houn college credit wl\l

be (lven for the wort.

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have been lo.st Snturda)· night for Eugene religious ' Robinso n anti Maurice Linford. The ; or the col• Initiations were followed by a stag

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to pus~~f ~~: tl:l:er°ynesad:lce t 1 sldea, 0 "s~:e ;,ass:~~~·ave been In progreal about three weeka, except the dancIng clasa, which baa covered prac•

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dnncea, an d bn ve some Rua~lnn ones: time or registration. throug h the In• The Sophomore class held swa)' 1com lng soon. Miss Carlson has dls• ;at rum('ntallty or the"Y,"coopernt • at n "b ust" nnd dance Sat urd ay covered some rl'al talent among h er I ins with the faculty of the co llege. nig h t In the womnn'a grmnaslum. thirty gir ls, and 18 Y8 lllat nonC' or Seven hundr ed and nve cases are on The decorations consisted of cozy 1 them are b eyc,u d hope. record. Ninety per ce nt or these co r nMI and varlet)' of potted plants Swimming c lasses are now on j ' wer e church members. Five per- ar r anged about the ha ll. Hot doga. i doing o. gr~nt r::~I s~l~fl!~: 1~~ng ?1~~ a nd 8~ !ce nt or th e remaining ten exp r essed a ro lls, hot ch ocola t (', doughnuts Ju st 11 lilt e for a certain c hurch and a 11ples were served. Music was furn- I 1 preference 8 1 ~~~~:v:r:~ :~ 1~:n ,::~ :: :p l~n;in~~ 1; tho other nve percent had no pr e r-1 ~s: n('~'ie by n:ecesl\s 1: ~~=~rm: : c!~s t:i~~ daring ones from ri s king th 01~ llv: s e r~~:~erslty or California statj1t1cs committee o n ' arra ng ements was

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• • • A few of th e members or the So r osls 1ororlty e nt e r tai n ed a t a ca rd 1iar t y Inst J,,rhln)' eve nin g at t hei r c hapt e r hous e, -i5 West Second No rth . I~arge wicker b askets or cu t fnll flowers wore u1ed In d eco ratin g. Seve r a l mu sica l se lections were r en- 1 dered. About eleven o'c l ock li gh t r e-1 freshmcnts were ■e rved. Mae Wallace and Mnrgu e rtte Judd we r e lo cha r ge o f tho arrangements. Those present were the Misses Marguerite . Judd. , l<atherlnf' Hatch, Leone Evans, . ~! e, i:u::1:;7d Gladys JonC's, Holly Baxte r , Nancy Finch, llf'lenn Jacobi, Luella Thomas. Geneva Wells and Mesars .j j Ra lph Smith, J,,rank Hayes, ~rwln Cr andnll, Ray Alaton, Charles Nibley, Wcn1loll Thain, Norvon Sto rrs , Mor• 20 W . 1s t North.

J e r ome

ED. 190 PERCENT OF STUDENTS

year. The exact nature of this Is not Some tnteres~gures defin it e, but It will be public. 8nd ,ta bulated abow ln g tbe quite spectacu lar, nnd Hhe)' claim) I activities of the stu<lents ;::~·

I 7ffeBluebird

t e rt o.lned nt dinner last Sunday In 1 the evening nn d the Mnr se \llnl se w111 ::11.s~~~l:n'!e °t~:: s~:~~g:~ :~l~ : ~or.~;~:t : :~~st~e:~:· 0 1 s ung . __ ., ..___ • had e leven yea r s army expe r ience. vlllo, Mrs . N. A. Pedersen and Mrs. 1I. s. Smith. A crysta l ba sket of pink --+--

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Tho • ao:orl;y ente rtnl ~ed, at dinner Su nd11Y complimentnn to 'I Mr. Richard W e lls and Miss Laurine Anderson. Ye ll ow chrysnn th emums

have been transferred from the R. fo rd Carlis le. • , • 0. T. C. unit of the Unh•erslty of Ut ah to the loca l r eser ve unite. J,"lrst Sigma Al11hn announces the pl edgSergeant Charles E. J enk in s ~f Wallace Parkinaon and Mr. had conaldornb le ar my training a nd n c 1. • • • 1 1 11 1 n la cnrrled 1;'. 0 ~ ;~ g'.eu:i~~l e~: 0 °~<~:: 11: ~ ;:~ t~~ The SIRmn Theta Phi sorority e n-

Le Cercle Fran ~ met f or theJ fl thl year Nov 13 Miss rat t Ime s . . . I :o:n:ga~~n:h~h;:;~o::n:r played French games. At these

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At the pier an n.ccldEint ha d oc• curred. The amnll son o f a wealthy Jew bad fall e n Into th Ei son. and would have beea drowned nt once, had It not be e n for th e vnllnnt et• forts of a guard who had plunged nt once to hi s re scue. Aft e r n rea r • rul errort th e boy wn1 saved nnd ca rri ed back to hla par ents. Loud applnuse h ailed the bravo gunrd. Many IOOkE'd for a demonstration or gratitude from the rich ylddlah man. Some thought h e would make the g uard a generou■ gift. True t o expectatlons the fo.th er np pr oached t h e exhaus t ed fe llow and within hearing o f the c rowd , sai d : "You hnfe sated my Yoaauf's life. Ver' i't hlz cap?" -----

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"The g r eat Lincoln mel hla end at made preliminary nrrnngement1 for • • • • II the Ford theatre b)' the hand o f an! thl' l'ntertalnment of tho Inspector I~ast Sunday Mlsa Melba Aldrich assassin, who perceh·ln~ tht> 11n•al•1 wlltlc lu town. The early a r rival or wns a gul'll nt dinner at tbe Sigma dent seated with his prlrnte pnrty the Inspecting omcer made posalhlc Theta Phi hou se. creeped silently up and shot him In morC' adC'Qunte prep11.ratlo11 than h a.a I • • • the box." . usually been th e custom. Mra. J,:;. A. i,~ouu: of Ogdl'n spent --Cadet Major Ferris L. Anderson Inst wel'k ond at the Practi ce Home yo~l:e!~U:::~r o ld timer, do . ~::~I bt~~l::.ns~~: onm:~ 1: ~;, ~ 8a ~::~e g;::ttz~ r her da u ghte r Miss 1 1 1 1 Old Timer: Sure, we used to s leep and up o n the nrrh·nl of the lns11C'ctlu the same history c lnaa und e r P r of. lnR 11arty the cadets were put thru Tho Faculty Women's League en• Dain es. 1UO\'Cmon t1 In th e schoo ls or the sol• u,rtnlned the member s or the f11. c ul--dl l'r and sq uad under tho direction ty Inst Mondny . evening In the It Is maintain e d bY men 11rC'BOllt or the cadC't officers. Co lonel Fall wns women's gymnasium at th0 1r nrat l at the R . O. T. C. camp In the su m- vcrr well p leased wit h the showing ln form nl r eception o r the )'ca r . A mer or 1918, that Pr ofcs8Cr Snxc r' ■ made by the cadet as such a n ear ly vl'ry Intere s ting lec tur e w11.s given good judgm ent, nccompno\ed him ln-1pl'rlod In )'('(l,r and even went so tnr by Dr Henry Peterson, which was to the army and never de1erte<l him as to state that there was no reason followed b)' n socia l hour, during while there. In proof of thla It Is why till' U. A. C. sl\o ul d not be which severa l musical se l ectio ns told th at the Professor, on a ce rtain designated by the War Depa rtm ent wore rendered. A lnrgr crowd was In occasion while In quest o f dh·erslon, na an " Hon or School,'' next spring. aucndance. The com mittee on nr• thoughtl esa ly forgot his connection I 1r the men 11r og r ess as rapidly dur• ra n ge meats were Mrs . A. J. Hausen, with the army, and failed t o r eport ling the remainder o f the yea r a1 they Mra. Dlnnche Pittman, Mrs . M. C. at the cam p a ft e r the week-end. have done the Hrst two month■ It Is Merrill, and Mr s. J. C. So r eason.

Shoes For

15 NORTH

THIS SEASON

--· N. I "I B ltoplca for dlacua11lon were celebrated Boarder In Cafeteria Hey, Coolgressmg tee Y- l, ay e sin en anti songs Last Friday the e) 1 Thia dot>ao't ta ste like oyst er Designated as "Honor atu:mns tnklni.; 111nno Instruction soup at all, kind!) ll't 'em v;ndel School" Wt'rC llkev;lse rl:'gnlod b) the genia l thru ngnln, v;\11 )ou' professor An enJo)Rb le evening --Colonel Moore N Fall District was sponl In tnlklng about eminent Crort, nrter hearing ver} long th Y I nspector from San Frnnclsco con plnn lsts and not<lworth) piano music lecture on lrrlgnton "Plenty of duetl'd a two.fold Inspection ~r tlw • • • th contlnb, but I'll 1inas H nt l,rof lllnh Ai.;rlcult urnl Colll:'RO R O T C . Slg mn Al11hn fr nter nlt y will en- I doesn t know more nbout wi nd th nn Inst Snturdny, In addition to making t f'rtnln nt an Informal stag ru sh water." In 11er11onncl Inspection of the CadetJpnrty tonlf,:'ht at their new h ome on --Dnttnlloo the Colonel reassured him- sou th Mnln. In n "Froah" theme recontl>· pre-- sC'\f as to th<' ndvlslblllty of making • • • parE'd for N. A., nppenrs tho honC'at the u. A. c. 11. perm11.11cnt Motor Mias Evn JO)' Ne l100 was n dinner statement of one who may fall the:Trnnsport schoo l . gU('lt at thfl Practice Home Inst Fri· Quill Club, but he's mntl'rlal ro r Colonrl Fall arrived In Logan Fri· day. Pink chry1unthemums formed ~~~::d

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--Prorr111or John son entertnl n cd bis private VOl'll.l students at an Informa l reeltal nt hla home on Third

rar I ua '

or Japan.

Block. Re■.

wh et her

LIFE

!CADET BATTALION I Society ISINSPECTED BY ---------------' COLFALL

Near Humor Ur. Oeorge Bateman, Pan-Hellenic candidate,

In Blllllncu

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1VIB D.

FACTORY

On Center Street Knitwear , Mackinaws,

Athletic Goods Made

Measure . Your Registration Car d entitles you to Discount.

UNJQN KNITTING MILLS GEO. W. SKIDMORE,

Manage r .

o~salated by Agnes Lindsay and' F.r wln Cranda ll. Tho ch a pero n es of l the port)' were Or, and Mrs. w. E. Car r o l , Lieut. and Mrs. Scott, Prof. and Mrs. C. R ~ Jo~n•~n. eo~~~~:~:c:'::u::erE;~;r

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formally last Sunday even ing at th ei r home on Second North and Fourth Enst. Thoae present were the Ml11es Agnea Llnd■B)', Wlnonnl Cherry, J en ni e Reece, Maurice Con ro y, Milton Hansen. Fred Fell,

Elwood

J e n1e11 • an~ A~fred Cherry.

Alpha Dolt.a Epsilon entertained . at a formal ru shing party Friday 1 even ing In the Blu ebi rd hall . The · l'Ommlttee on arrangements was Julian Mill e r, EllRny Christiansen i>nd Ray Kimball . Th e chaperones wore Prof. Frank R . Arnold and Miss Char l otte Kyle. Flfl)• couples were present. ---Present )'our ca rd ■ at the ,:ate

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d'TODBINT Ll,.ID

PAGEi SIX

Aggie Team Given Such is Life Welcome Home Ovation

lnteresl Is Being 1 student whogetsjustas much Manifested In "P,e fun In putting two dollars In the bank aa in spending It Is already a financier" -providing he puts Debating it In THE BANK. 1

DANCE NO. J,

By "Soraba" Th f\rtccn piece jazz band struck up In all It's brazen syncopation on "Karavao"-"tbe fox-trot which 'sets 'em all to dancing." Blubb1

Students Receive Victorious Team With Spirited Demonstration

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::u~~cn:~1t::~:b::td:1~.0n\:::~tl:~~I :~~: tlo·:=~l ~;::s~o vf:r blocked south Mnln &Lrcet for halt II.fl her name. . 11'.'ngth. "You cnn't help thnt, con you As the team stepped from the Susie?" naked th0 Una(iphl• t lca.t e d electric to the street, wild bursts or Ono ... ,Ve'll not demerit you for 1t th1 cheering and music from the band .~,t~~a°"''01 , .. and she gnve In with 0 ~~=:ie:w~::t· c;~:::r n g~p an~ ~~cpped onto the shining.

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rest will work wonders In wl~~~~::i a.:~~?~u looking nt?" asked mending their Injuries, eo thnt by FloH'e 118 Blubb stopped dead still •_:_:_:_-:_-:_:_:_-:_-:_:_:_:_-:_:_:_:_-:_-:_:_-: I Tbnnksglvl11g day the White and In th! midd le ot the swirl and stared Blue wlll ho In Ono fottlo tor the hardest

fight ot the football

season.

The price or the Bun.er wlll be raised this year. This was defnltely I decided at n meeting or the staff' Tuesday, The price of tho Buzze r baa remain ed at $2.60 tor the last ten years, and It has be co me tradltlonnl and fixed that It shou ld remain 10. 1 But when we consider that there hna been an lncrcnao of 73 11er cent In the lgenera l coat of living, nnd tlrnt th o prices quoted by the printers, photo• grnphora nnd engravers this yonr show an Increase or from 26 to 90 J>Crcent . It stands to reason that the

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J• P. SMITH & SO NS PR INT ERS SOCIETY STATIONERY PRINTED OR ENGRAVED SOUTH

Currell

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Blubb

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HANSON & CARAS 16 EAST FIRST NORTH

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and la ton pound gal hnB Hned his home,

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F IRST YEAR MEN EQUIPMENT IS STOLEN TRANSACT HUSINE~S1 The fr eahmnn~laas met ThursFROl\1 THE ARMORY

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he'll give her eplcnc when she cries Ian' many a. nlte h,o'll pace th' floor wnlkln' until 'la limb s are sore.

when mcnalca aaanll th' littl e tot h<''ll su•w oround, nn' w~rry n lot . ahe'll bnvo th' croup, on a case uv mumps an: this will give her dad th' grumps.

she'll

swa llow tacks, on' chunks uv coal, • on' aure na fat e down stairs she II roll. th' frantic pap will think she's dead when he aces th' lump on 'er llttle bead. on' nil tuu quick, ns tlmo goes by shC:11 grow trum one tu tour feet high. an' 'bout t.hat time In school she'll be learnln' such tblnKB as hlstor}·-

nn' Int er on aho' II grnduntc 011' ofter that, at an early date. she'll cum to th' collldi;c on th hill lor at least I &'pose she wlll.

Rll)•fteld Carbw-eton, Wlllard Storage Battertea, Bo ■ e b l\lagnctoea, Good7ear, 014fteld ud Miller Tb9,.

--• After having a long and varied list of Coaches during tho past tow years, Aggie student.I seem to ha,·e found a combination o r Coaches entirely to tbelr liking. Coaches Romney and Scott work entirely In harmony with each other. The people or Logan, nod or the County, are back of them, also. These Coacbca, with Joo Jenson as phys ical director, makes cha.ngell In our conching department very unnecessary.

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Coach Tommy Fitzpatrick wntched the gnmo between the Utah ~:!~:~:;d the Wyoming CO\\bOYI

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• • • Just one more bard tuHle and w11 1_ Ill de 1,-.---------1 0 0 f:nto:::1~:: a';al~B~nu~- n • • • • The question or where to play the annual football claaalc between the p.•E W AND USED GOODS State schools w\11 come up tor settleBought, So ld and E:a:eballaed ment In tbe near future. Aggie ,tud29 West First North ents want It here In Logan next LOGAN trrAH Thanksgiving. To go to Sllit Lake to 1see the game costs $10.00. We would rather pay $2.00 a ticket or Go To The e,·en s5 00 and aee tbe rrny every STAR CLOTHING CO. other y~nr on Adnru'B field. To Duy Walko,·er Shoe., M-•• • • • St )'loplus SuJta, Bala ud Locnl high schools are developing 1,'uru.l!!lllnga a wenltb of materia l that wlll bo STAR CLOTHING CO.

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avnllnble for the ,\gglo camp In yenr11l•·~====~N~o,~tb~M~•~ln~~•t~,oo~~ t ===~ to come. Several likely men have I• appeared on the B. Y, C., Logan High North Cache, South Cache, and On'olcin football tcnn,1s. 1,",hnddlt,•.·,".· the older high achoo s o e • In In football wlll cont ribute 08 :o; g

Colorado critics are favoring the Aggies to win over the University or th' and llttle tale must now be told,! l'tab. R\ckertson, Denver Poat ,when sweet mlH h\11 ls? yeors ol~facrlbe, considers Romney's tenm a a brave younK blood cums on th stron11;er aggregation than Fltzpnt• , scene , , I rick's crt'W, and other Cent<'nnlal nn ca rri es er off' tu la den, 1 "eon. Ito.le writers arc ot the same epln•

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(T he Jtcxnll Trnn!lfer l\fan) Calla Answered Promptly , Phone "Resn ll Stor e" No. 1 or I Phone, Residence, 878 w. Prices Reasonable. Logan, Utah --------_ school year.

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ah, 'tis th' sto ry, forever nn' n)·o 'Ion. day, Nov. 20. At this meeting n On or about the night of No\', Iii, 'tis betto r thus, nn' 1 totn muS t say "When lltnh sees our co lon t loa.1 committee was aaali;ncd the duh· or ,·nndala entered the R. 0. T. C. arm_ her dntl dnn well tu kOt'P 'er home They'JI know that we have got thf'•r looking after tho rClfrcahment lntcr- 'o ry In the basement or the ndmlnl1-1untll th' cod·uv this truthfu l po~e. goat." ics ta nt the Junior Prom. lt rntlon building nod departed with :---~ -: F:•·=•m:::R:•=••::•o~••~R~lm=•:•)r;,;;;;======;;;;;;~ The matter or awarding aw<'nte ra equipment valued at $42.90. Tho ----to the members or the rr oah football equipment taken conalatod of two BATHS BIIJNJl8 team was reconsidered and It la hat s, five 1>nlra or aplrnl legglna and Q likely thnt num e rals wlll be present• six 11nlre or ruaa et shoes. • • ed lnatend or tile proposed sweaters. The pllferera ente red the building 120 North ~t h 'Etl..•t CARLlSLl!l ii\ OODIIUNDSON A cine& reporter wna selected by prying open n window and suc• F.\NC'l" GROCF:RTF.S Proprietors and It will be his duty to report the ct'edNI In gaining entrance to the StaUnnerv Tablet -• Logan 13 Weal Center Street work or the class during the present to tile room or b~• use or dupllcntc I tmd NotlnM

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their ecl,Jool training, may enter the \'Ocntionn l courses. All)' \'OCntlonnl student may enter nny collegC' course I It he can demonstrate to the lnstru:th tor ~n c~rg: a.lt he dean enrry ~ O wor . cg strnt on a tea e• comber 4, 6, and Ii.

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die ot tho floor and hied hims elf to toca. the south end or the ball. "Er-" incoher ent ly gurbled h 'II th 8 FloSBle 88 she stagge red back to tbe l O e;::,c

have flnla!Lcd the course at the Ogdon High School and wish to go 011 with tho work, that Superintendent Hopkin s naked Doctor Linford ot the Extension Division to orgnnlze a claaa. Thero nro from forty to fifty students e nr olled In the course. m n them are ProreHor Holten or :~e oW~bcr Academy and the Secre• tnry ot the Weber Academy. A few or the students are working to acquire 8 C. P.A. ----

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crowd. (Continued From Page One). - --nry 7 will be a. con\·entlo11 or scout PROFESSOR PETERSON TO mastcra. The Inst week or tho conTEACH AT OGDEN HIGH vontlon wlll coincide with the annual _ Round-up BO th at those nttendlng Under tho dl;ectlon or th e Exten• will secure the benefits ot both con•i•lon Dl\'lalon of the u. A c. two vcntlona. Methods of handllng tho clasaca In Accounting bn,·e been orboy. scout troop will, be tnugbt. A ganlzed nt tho Ogden Rlgb School, ,·er} Important comentlon of crop Iwith Profoaaor P. E. Peterson lo pests Inspectors will ~c held !t the ehnrge, The two claHea, one In gen• College from Janunr) 19 to Febru- ora l accounting, the other In advanc• nry 7, thus Including Round-up ed accounting, meet eve r}' Tuesday week. from alx-thlrt}' until ten o'clock. With the fall farm work done, The clnasea have been organlzctl and before the aprlng work begin s, u 011 the request or Superintendent d d huu rcda ot )'Oung men llll wo- H~pklna or tho Ogden City Schools. men, and their rnthcra and mothers Thero are ao many st ud ent.fl who

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before the holida ys. ence. Some or the earlier report.a said -+ that th e Aggies wore weak on de• TIIE APP 1~1o-:U\' HIS E \ 'E ten&e, but to the Jut two games the line baa held and the backfield baa bl rcuben backed them up well. th' amllln' doc la now a dad, • • • he's tickled stiff, his heart la glad, t tb t 1 ams tbnt went to 8 8 egr he's plumb o'e rJoy ed tu think that be One O Id .. k 8 9 ;!~~e)~: , Is the heap-big pop uv n babe BOwee .. ~~e(~~t ~~eD:cna.v~;s~enn T·. t~

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Besides the trlnngu lnr debate with the U. or U. 1Lnd B, Y. C., we wlll stage n debnto with Montnnn U. nod posslbly one with some other

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the 1 The freshman claaa brought De~ember 11 boa been set nshlo as I-le applauded upronrlouSIY although tu see that she 11°treated rite . ~gd:n ~ 1S 11/~h~ol ;~YLog;~el:ol~!:~ Buzzer day and on that day the But:- he was th e only one 10 lbe hill! who d~~t -~1· 18: th: ~rone): the Frosh 10 11 8 0 ~er staff' will toke chnrge of chape l. dl~~sT!~: :n:~ :,at::: :: t~;~:d ~~Jhe'II number each hair on 'er little de~~dcd at: put the thing over on

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1 t'a not I'm having tho ~tfe. 1 i.blnk this 18 the time Y.. v roual re lied bCBt dance, chi al ~ ~k d Blubb as be reversed an wa 8 th0 backwar d the lenglb of ball, 88 nnrrowh· missing IL fall be col-. llded with ono th er pair of dancers.

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Institution . This hn.s not been de_ finitely decided. Tho tryouts tor representativ es from A. C. Mil bo hold Dee. 12. Eaoh team wlll bo Clompo"dll of three men, making twe ve lo a to tone. be chosen. The length or tryout Blubb hnatened to recov er bis lost h d th 8 d t 11 , 111 b grouo d . "Yes, au r7 1 :~ve. Iao't th nt ::::u::odn~nte~. ~1ea::h~ le~ man; what w7 n:. :n~:;b~~ and then are at work on the question end 1 1 g Floss 8 k k I others are thinking seriously ot en100 more just like It but her S ~ apo 8 tern lg There la much good mn1 d 88 ,•olumea my trleo mt was torlnl ·In College this yea r and no wo.~t to say. behooves us to doubt there will be some surprises 1 Well, 1 gueH t d ,. when the Ona! twelve men are st rugglo on a few more ~oun !c hosen sighed Blubb na be atopp nea Y Jo the claaa debntca the seniors on ..Floa~le'• let\ r:~t . we'd better alt UJlhold the nfflrmntlve or the quea• 1 Don t you t I' h kl tlon ngn\nat the Juniors. The fresh _ th th e, res: u~: pui:h~ men nnd sophomores will meet and 0 8 Let ,s Ir g" entreated F loBSlo, tho w in ners or each dobnte will

years. The majority or the colleges and univ ers ities have realized that t110 prlco must go up or qunllty In their year book must be sncrlnced: tborcfore the price has been raised. All or th e reports have not as yot been recell'ed and the prlcci has not na bee~ fixed, but It will be placed I hon~·ee;o;:!~e:oa~~a~eto;;:Y:~:k

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

',1.1;_,::~:- tbat bird with the patent \cntber ha.Ir trying to do?" "He'll dancing the fox-trot. Haven't )'Ou ever seen It before?" •ho lnqul,od In bo, ,ofte,t llttlo

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__ _ Once more the debating room la the B<'••noot activity among those In• le rested In toronanl dlacuBSlon. From 1>0Blgraduate atudenta to ambitious frcalunon, tho "lcnrnod" ore guldth :~1~:~~~~ln~ot:~e!:1:;! 8:m~:~ t~: magazines. Any ,e lcctlon dealing with the salnrloa or pedagogues, or with tho Amcrlcnn Federation ot Labor l1 In demand by the would-be argument th 0 0 ~!~::r~~ ';:o ~;:es~~ t:r-~ 0,~eeg1!~;

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o':e°: t:utt:! 8 crowd. He aa.w a. talr, fair damsel otr, ___ jnlone by the punch bowl. Blub bod· The Big Blu<' tNLm wna g1win one I ne,·or danced In bis lire but he was or the most rousing reco11tlo11a CIVC'r.going to learn tonight or dislocate a accorded n home-coming Aggie tC'nm, [ vncuolc. when the battle-scarred warriors "Llasen Sia!" he wuff'ed, "Lot's nltghtNI from the 2:68 U. I. C. cnr,dnnce this one." _

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