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l.ow,i• Nor,ou, '16, rm, ce,lgne<I his poaltlon n11C'ouno· agent 111San• 11nll' county, with hradquart ors o.t Mnntl, and untored tho om plo y or the Peoglo'a Sugar company at Moroni, aa ngrlcu ltural agent [or thnt oompany. Nelson Is one of lho bralnleBl Btu1 ~e~~~~gw:,: ::;;e:1;: :edat:~: 11~· ;~ THE AGGIES, WEAKENED BY ABSENCE OF acted In the caJ)llClty or editor or HOTEL LOBBY TRAINING, ARE UNABLE
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ca~~b:~~':i~r ,!;v 0 Mr~la R;:r:t r:~ S"ew York where he will make his home. He will take with him a new Tbe winte r quarter, which ah,aya acquisition to bis family, a baby boy ,.. the lt.r1•t enrollment of the born Thankar;lvlng day. wUI atart DU:t Monday Quite 8 A complete a<'count of C'aptnln 1e&I', • • I Campbell"a •·1tfC'-crcle'· was 1,rtnted nwn.ber ha•• aln.ady regl•~•n·ed, ;>ut In an ..arller ~sue of Student Llfl' be&VJ re1latrat1on LI not anticipated h also 1t I 11 1 1 unlll today t.4.Ld Saturdll)'. A larg e :a:: ~~e 1:: ~ : ~~:~~~~ !m:~~lon to clau ot vocational men are expected i~stgn.
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::;c1:tth~1t:~r~~I~ ~~~::'~: UTAH -F ARMERS EXCELL IN FIRST HALF-DEE ln dramatics and chief instigator of PLAYS STELLA R GAME-ROMNEY --the DeJta. Nu fraternity. STARS FOR UTA H ~~==ld~=r~ecc:i:.~e~nll~\:~~-e;~ After taking out bl• degree In 1916, P0 Nelson was secretary to tho Preal~ belonp to the Experiment Station dent for one year. Later be wa■ ap _ Dame Fortune rendered a verdict be a ralr one. The field was In good and ha.a been genero ualy donated by iiolnted county agent In Sanpete In favor or the University or Utah <'Or,dltlon. It was not too warm nor Davie County. co unty and woa also aaalstunt coun ty over the Utah Aggies In the annual too co ld. and the littl e snow that ll all came about a.a the reault or d rootball l"laah between th o two fell did not slow up the playing But 1. 1 1 t I the energetic Initiative ot the County r.gC'nl en er •~ a e. schools on Cummlng·s J,~leld Satur- It was very evident that tho. two Agent, Atr. W .• ,. Thayne, who la a day. l3rMka won for Utah. according days Inactivity h'ld told on tho graduate ot this lnetltutlon. He bad to the ,;rent majority o f tho aper.- ,\gglr.s. Tho Utan players did not In a few daye, a nd all arrangementa the hearty support of his county tato rs nnd a lso the 1>rCB1.The score allow any sign s of lnertl11, been.use have been made to talr.e care of an farm bureaus and of tl.:) co unty com was 10 to O ror Uta h . all this time they had been quartered unusu ally t.u-1e number of studenta ml88lonere. Maas meotlnga we re bold The gnml•, whkh was schedu le.d to at their own home hearths. Thoa1:1at the bead ..,~ the lnstlluIn each town or the county where he 11loyed on Thanksgiving Day. was For Utah It was a cnse of Ca.plain tlou, ID con)u.ncuou wltb tho facullty ~nanlmoua 11pprova.l wa.a given the postponed two days on accllunt of "Mitt Romney, brother of Conch Dick wewben, ban, aparod no palna to project. bad wcnlher. This necrsaltatcd lylnJ:" Ro111ney. He waa a good pa.rt of the wa1.1;1tne v.tntcr quarter particularly Joourt een or some or '.be Uneat laround hotel lobbie s for another Utah team and w\thrmt him tho ! tr 11cta In Davis County wore offered, I couplc of da)·a ror b\.olh 111 ayera ond llnlveralty wou ld hove been greatly ntuacme tbi.111 y61lr. A •t.rnng appeal from which the Experiment Station I<; Elected President of Amer i- ,st,-dente. Hotel lobbl oa do not make weakened. This 18 Mltt'e first year ., u1 u11 wuuo tu tlu, wen and women --'Staff wu to malr.e a selection. A S . , I \"f'r}' good training quarters for In \·aralty football and be Is already 0 -. 110 "an 0111y•pend 1111.rt01 Uu.1 )·ear Doctor $axe r Heeds Complaintslhlghly commendable spirit was thus can ocie l ) ath letes and have 11ro\·cd :o be vcn· ehowlng rorm that bids fair to "nool, ·111er1:1 aru muny 1.Ucellent of \\'omen And Finds Five ebown, for moet or the eltea nre so Agronomy 111an1lsfn~ton this year, fnr th•• ecllpae bis brothers' record 1u 11 anort tnteuanu uccui,auouul cou111ea . choice that one would be absolutely ___ Agglc11 \\ Ind and snow kc1,t tho men A fumble In the ftrat few seconds esi,roul)' 1or tbvse •tuUcnu1. l\1mules Not Enough unable to buy them for any other Dr F S Harrie, Director and lndoora for o coupl1• of \11.'t•ka In of :>la) b) Glen Dec paved the way
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qu:~er G~:,: From now on the 11tudenta will ciub lt:adcn, (;ounly Aguats u.nU have ten mlnutee In which to ro Ut11.Uonstr1t.lllrli co11,·cnttoas from one ClaH to nnothor. 1101110 will be huhl iuui u.U thci.e ..,,111 glve Since the opening of achoo! tbla the 1.Uell iwd wnwen arn.1ndi11g the year the women have oomplalned college ll world . ut 01,)l,IOrlUUll)' to lbllt five minutes le not 1umclont for gain Unr.t h11.ntl rnrurmatlon o! the, the Journey from the fourth floor or '-'roblume and acth·Uloe throughout tho main building. Ae a culmination the ■Lale, or the comp lain.ta, Dr. SIUlor woa ca lKnO\t,hig the piirt which the auto_ led upon to find out If the women moblle gaa OllllDU and tractor are have just ground, !or their murplayln~ In the ever) da) activities ol murlnge the stale, th1:1bead of the mecha1dca The doctor was al a loH to know department ha■ outlined ll at.rong, Just bO\\ fa.al or bow elow he should ■borl lnt.unahe course Inga.a engines v,allr. while conducting tbeae lnve■tlAnd the vroavccllve atudent baa Lhe gatlona, but finally Mn Merrill •ord of the g-overnment that the came to his reecue by rounding up l.'olh,ge I• one of the bwt school& In Profeuor Arnold and a. bobbled lad)' r thla kind ot Arter fifteen or twenty mlnut• or the Uolt .. ~tales or k 1experimenting "'Ith thla genial pair :_o;h~
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pui':.°es:·electlon made by Dr. F. S. uarrls, Dr. Hill , nnd Dr. M. C. Merrill, ol the Station Starr. The place I chosen lies Just at the north edge of . Farmington, end la one of the ven· -best farma In th e State. Project.a wlll be planned lmmodlately for this form, and active work will be started In the ear ly spring. •
Agronomlat or the Utah Agrlcultural J::xporlmeot Station hae just returned rrom Chicago whore ho wa.a elected President or tho American Society or Agronomy at their annua l meetIng. Tho American S~clety of Agronomy hos an active membership of over five hundred of the most eminent agronomleta of the Unllcd States and Canada as well 88 a number of foreign countries Tho Society IB~Uea • monl h lY th e Journ a l ot lbe Amer cai° Society of Agronomy, a scli°:~!~: parlodlcal devoted to the publ C of the r esearch work of Its membonr -~-Dr Harrill \\B& vice-president for lbe On DNf'mbrr 1 r, lull r-colif'ld ,tt I 111u1t)car an1 haa bf'An a member or a I drbaters \I Ill be chnaen • Th(' ten ms number or committee.. or the Society ~f'lf'tlrd \I Ill meet the l nlvl.'nlt) of bul this 1a the first lime the position h BI h \' t' 11I I b b h Id b a man t I 1h t e r K am oung \ rri I of presldeut Ba ecn e Y
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offering, o.nU the profeedOn and inatructon are busily engaged In preparing ro~. their mid winter rush The "\ haa prepared ltaelf to be of every poulble sulatance to new studenl8, such 1\8 giving Information about thl' Colloge and ruasl1tance In obtaining board and rooming placea "'
Boosters ClubG"1ves Rall F T y or eam Tuesdn) No\·emht'r ')6 the Com mcrclal C'l;lh •,:ave 11 gei~cral v,hooJJ• , anti rnlh for BltUlf'lll& and bust111 I CBS men at tho Commercial Club ,ooms for the purpose or boOBtmr. lhf' Thanksgiving da) roothall fra) Thr cvrut wa11 perhn1111 lhl' llnit ot Its kind ht Id In Logan and turned .. ut
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!::e: ~:~::.o:n~ :~~htb:o::moarte;_ drop kick by Romney 111 the flno l quutn Utah's nearest approach 011 to the goa l after the cnta.et roph e In the nrst quarter netted another three points. C'ni,taln Romney won the toBB antl choAc to kick. Ho kicked to Dco 011 the five Yllrd line ond tile ball wns rt'turned to the fifteen yard line, \\ht're the speedy Aggie quarter• buck fumbled upon being tackled hard b} lwo Crimson men !Ila crippled hnnd accounted for his lnablll~> to hold to the pigskin Pruuae or Utah reco,ered and aeven urrn u, found Thorum or the "U" over the goo.I for the Jone touchdO\\ 11 or the game Romney aunexrtl another rolnt with a gual
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b 11 11 Suer dete•mlned Ul>OD : I~)te~1~d ~1::tn;: s;;~; Caog•~~::,I of the r~n~~.~t work at tho Utah ln;~l~l~ln:::,n:1~;~1:t:t:trl~~~c tr~o r~:;. The remainder or thl' quarter 11 1:p:!b:::c:b:~:;:~ ac!1!'~:n: ar ;nf' eaatr:n or Pacific coai:1t lnstllU Ag~l:ullural Experiment Station baa Portlnnd that f'ntertahtd th~ en~:peo;~!!!u ~=~~:;r ot~:~a\~'~! 0 1 ordinary individual tlon 1,lacC'd him among the most eminent ~1~~1:la:~t:\1:~t':i:~/ ot/;Jl7~. t Beel::. nble to gN close to lhe goa l ond The bead of the home economics TIil debating committee Is work ogrlculturol aclentlats of the count r , u were exchanged frequent!) 11011 h It tak a I ti I\ Mmblng the 11u Hi b t known work la on irr,gatlou tlona department found t at I ee I • ug con nu;us II ,allahle mater: ~: II which ho recognized as I The ept.lkf'rB or thr l'Venlnir; \\t'f(' In th(' second quarter lhe Farm('ra normal person 11.trifle over ax m n llrnt h011\ or a a on a a '11• bl t oblema when l 'Anrl) , :\lohr O W Ado.ma, Dr E again outplayed th('lr rivals Thi• • utca to walk from th e four th floor I In\ d l two of llta 8 gge\ pr k for the D Uros111rd Conl.'lu•s Romney and \ggil'S m11dc ti, o succ('BRful drives I 1 of the Women's bulldlnp: to the th~:! '~hl• <1;irs~o11a1:eb~h::\u~I b~1~1~~1~0 be~nu ~1/s~:~~:;c H:orhna made S<'vll nnd Mr Thatcher 1'hr gist of ror tlw goal but failed to make th,, floor or the Main building He pro tr) out.a a t e a I d Exper me t lb ti to nil till' s11cnkera· r,•mnrks ,,1111·•took nc '11snr, \ ards "lwn ,, !thin the aleo tba.t It take~ elx nnd n. half wln• 1cuaeed In the lnter-coll eg ate e- man} vnluoblo cob~ rt u ::; at Ing bnt·k,11111\' for 11ra1tkallv even shadow or the goal 11osts In thle th utes to Y.alk from tho n<>w Plant In- bntes h r lltcralur e on es: au hoc s nm ierous nnt' hrlrfh rr,•hu• 1et1 the ••pr('-hlstor- 1wrlod Utah cou ld do nothing but duatry bulldlng to the top tlOC"' or n.,sol1C'd that the tt'ac ,•~~II o tho present t 1mi° et asd ~a} In k footbnl. da\8 nt tilt' <OIIC'ge \\hen punt oul or danger HaneC'n. Dee, 1 ~::r~~;n~e ~;\:u~~~:!ar/h:he~n\t:: ~::;: t~~f'oui~1::: 1::::te ..,; 1•::rut~on n:•; ~~~e~a~!:;11 ~::;\::n,: ~~~ ~~eld Dur- such nwn 11t8 l~rof~•taor J (Continue~ 0 ~ Page Four) 1 l d artmont movee Into tho I nhor Ing the Inst t\\O or three years be h as Petrrson \\ :\I nrt Ill', ur 111 1 ~:,.,an:un:fng Tlw 11tat1•mrnt \I II\ or course b•• contrlbute1I to R. number of subjects, ;::1:t-o~hr~: t~~;"~:; ~~~ ~10! U ~1:·; D Saxer took hi s flndlnir;a before @llghlh mm1!11rtl tor !,1onta1111 1111 · ns "ell 11s bring the author of many 118 1 1 1 the :~uncll and after n great deal of elM•v.hrr1 1 his qut>&tlon 111the Jt,, 1:xperlment Station bulletins He baa :~~~;:~ ;~;; ~ ~a;~ ~: °;:r;he r:; : ( 1 0 11 di ruaslon It Y.118decided to Increase one or todll\ anti !11atlrnrt\ng \\hi donl' moth ,aluablo wo rk for tho p th: time betv,et>n bells to ten min- lotNNll , In de- ha~r=t~lcDonald'a speech wa.e the __ _ 11eoplf' of Irrigated sections utea Eight minutes v.ae deemed ■uf_ St111\f'IIIS v.ho have an) qi~• st lun tormlnlnir; tho most profit.able feature of the evening James kept Tht :\lngiile mnde Its first ap11rnr flclent time but It v.:sa lmpoBBlble to or 1lf>1<Imaterial shoultl "'' I rdf :,.; methods ,and amounts of Irrigation the audience In a coo.tlnuoua uproar iun••· ln thl• halls \\'ednesdn), ~O\ arrange the bell to ring eight min. A Pedersen, Miss Smith, the llbrar- water for the various field crops, 88 \\bile he delivered the tnatallmenta :?ti It soared on strong \\l11g11utee afte r the hour. so ton minutes Ian, or George M Bateman, debating V.l'll as otlwr .,.;ork such 118rotations, of his orntlon Refreshments wrn• though pt>rhapa v,lth the t'nrh a,,k 1
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aome escellenl coun• In the dl:et ent brancbc1 of ag:::'il:~:e ~: lb: fact, ever)lhlng P g farm, 'llllhllc th e ■ chool or commerce offers wan) lnten1lve couraee to the wan or \\Omau who la unable to l\ttend tho eotlre year ln twelve weeks a person may lny the foundation for future advancoment In the bualnoea v.orld The home ecomonlca departmon.t expect.a a large reg1stral\on tor the eapeelally attractive counres It ii
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v,ardnt>18 pe,ull11r to fledglings on tlwlr flrst ndvent from the- ll<'Bt Thr t1J1t• or uumor and thcrt• Y,t•rt• hits or ver) e\rver \\It- \10!1 11husing throughout The most t•x n<1lng ul•lca wou ld fall to flnd nny
we,•k 1111 1111 fa]hl OIi ThuradO) Students a~n(>< 11rom• to The 111,n111l\g ('lub Link madr U!I l Thi• ;urt\hlnt.~::t:'::.:a~n dll'RJI tO\\dr) "stuff' In thC' Mag1ih• and 1lw flnt el'l'l1t wlll Im Du:r.zer npiit•aran("(• Sov. 22. Thl• flnl wn1 s 1own 11 6 :\!organ :\kKar ruturnl'tl on Sun• though n few Incidental Jokea ,,•rn• I d1111wlwith II r,•nturu 11ro1t:rnm v,hkh forget the ar:-thetk In their pur:u l rintC'II In Octobl•r Faculty mrm-lwero t11ken by Gnrrte ld Bastow. day from 1111l'IIO<'h-mnklng Thnnk11· <'ommo1111lu<'e. thl')' 1,romhio will flll th•• most .,.,lldly or ~he "prosr" thing~ or llf••. ~::: ~ ::,,r~ l'.tu,k:-.~ of th~ collrge and Ag• J Buatow wna '." the nlr service one giving hnlld11r, brlngln,; whh him ~lnny would-ht• <'rllks, ns well a& 11 3 outflrlalnhig 11tudt'llt hody hour of few havt' bC'Pll to t!H nrl clrp 8 ' rear und llO.\\, service at tho front .. onP or th<' llurst e lk hrnda thnl has such Journalistic nnd llrnrnrr auth· tht' year. On P'rldsy. Student Life will to see thc wilt! Wl'SI gro11:1s wl1it'h Clul.111or the statr have contrlbutPd l He took tho pictures flt an altitude or• c1•1•r comt' Into tile county. Incident· orltlt•s na the h<'ads of our Eng lll1h 0 app,•ar aa n Uu.ut•r e.lltlon. "'hether h11n• bern scul1 1t•·r.-d •. vlv.ldly hr. · nrtklea. Tilt-re la 1111 _ artlclr by ln11proxlmate ly one thousand feet,: a lly, 11,, hrought tlw 1:1up11leme11tary de 1111 rtment have atat<'d that th1• thf' itaff rxpc.-t,.tn auun 1e·('ompll•li' J. A. PnckN. :\tr. Pa.ckn as1:1urt•a us Prof.~A. Pedersen e11tltled "Ar,• with a French 62 C. M. camera. The:-100 pounds of the hug1• bull elk ht< 11111,ersavored of hi gh schoo l. With l'h&II<', and nil !hr ahri•l wl1h their modestly that hla auccus 111dur to You Thao.kful!.' Dr. E. B. BroHard camera ,u.s attached lo tho 11ame I shot In the mountains of Jackson no Intention of criticising, and with 1111 nd plana and plf'B"- and non&l'IIIW or prreer\·a11ct' rather th an > l'XCl•p Ima some good suggestions to orr1,r mechanlam ne the machine gun, a HolC' 011Thankagll'lng clay. nil fairness to the Magpie stnrr, th1• 1· In the ralalng of sugar bC'ClB. Dr. W. was operate<! by observer. The SalmalmpJy contdbute exten11\vrly and tlonnl ,i-rnlua, but conh•Hca au a.111_ ~kKay la rathl•r uncommunlcsauthor or lbla eplatle suggest.a that lmpre■slvl'i) I• uot known but thcro tude for dnhbllng 111 th e ruud at a f,;_ C'nrrol ahowe the advantage and] !aon Obnvatloo. plane abown In No. tin•. Hr modestly disdains any dis- thr Magpie cou ld be ver>· materl11.lly will ue a d •cld,•d nuurr lntlucnce I very earl)· Ilg<'. 11e1·1•11sltror becoming familiar with 111 was the plane flown by B&Btow I unction for hta frat: but for the en- Improved a long that line. th811e; llghtment of 1t1veral hu11dretl would• throughout. .The folluwlnit wrek Mr. Packn 1 ■ a 11rodut·t cf lilt> thll normal behavior of farm animals. and the one from which But a, the Magpie said: "It'a no will be dcv ...trd to the apread of Buz. W<'Bt. He has apenl much of bis time Prof. Georg<' Stewart tells or thr pictures wore taken. The picture be- 81,ortamen who want to know, we Joke to be funny." It la not. It's a 80 handicap 1er propag■ r.da throu«h the college. on a ranch and hns become which wheat grown In shows the machine gun and gunner I ho,·e gathered n rt•w facts. 1llfflcult undertaJtlrg to Issue a comic, Babscrlptlons will be tnkrn, with a· familiar with cowbor• and horel•! l'tah and southern Idaho h undt•r. In the re,ar rock pit. : Leavtnii: Lo,:an rarly Tur11clav nnd win th""' approval of half tlu• tut rail 011 WNlnrsrlay S"o Dunrra • that bl1 morlrl1 art> made to Un• f:>r Jlc-rman r S"lrlsrn. winner or tlrat No. 1 le a picture .or the Castle or morning armt•tl to th,· tf'l•th with n s1t1dt•nt11. The staff la no douht wlll be aold aftl'r that 1hn The us- pkturc!llqur ru,:ged :and \ltnllv plnre tn tht• St:)tr Fair.,,, hC'Ol Judging ~lontnbour In Grrmnn) Thia ca.atle j \f, 90 rlflt• bow It• kuifP Colt's 11l1rnnln,i- upon u bl,i-gcr and bettl'r prke 1r thf' bnok this ),·ar v,!11 be real tont<'st «hea some good polnt1•ra on v.ns the Hradquarters of the F'lratJre1oher nnd ~11b1lclh1:-, nrma, hr :\1111;1,leDe<' 18 v,lth betlt'r qunllt) fourdollan I Mr Packer a1ut1\r(! at thl' A Judging \\lwat kue L llegg (X Ohlalon No 2and3are plctureso' .,,,1,11tto\'lttor Idnhonndfromthrrr]Plll>l'r larg er slzf' more eontrlbu• during thl' v.l11tf'r or l'llli 11, s11ent pie.Ina the ad,nntagca ot being a club the Cathedrnl at C'oloir;ne No 4 Is the lo Jackson Holr A tlt•rtt• bllzznru 110111 fr om more stu1'e11t11 Tho111• the. two fo l\uv,\11g ,rare at \\a11h v.orkt•r In thc rnh1l11g o' 11hts 1'h<'rP Knlaer'e C'aatle on the Rhine. known •onfhwd a<'thhlC'11 to thf' run(h houa lv,ho lclh and uerhnps aome\\ hnt th 111 ----I lngton D (' \\hert• he attt•ndtd tilt• arr also thc re11ort1 of the Ag (' lubs- aa thr C'aatle StolzenfE>b No 5 e untll Thuradn, li t• stru,k 0111 t•nrl, mulklouslv criticise tht• Magplr HPRC'IAI. S(rru ·t-: TO I National Sd1ool of r"hw 11.11 I A11 11'led of thr ,untr nnd man) othrr 1hr ('natlv on Mf'11el thl' hl'adquarters or 1on Thn11k111tlv\11g DR) nnd soon ,ould do better lf th ) would boost MTl'DK"'TK c\rta I.at, r )I(' 1ont\11ucd hl11 stud) tlmf'h nrtlr lea b) atudl'lilll of lhe I lhr fourth division No G la 11part of I !llghu•II lits ,::am< the arori• nwntlon u,,,1 ":>11,rlbnt e Thr staff ts catering I 111 the 1:rlvalt studio or th ~ ll• lt-• ('olll'ftl'. R1•1>ort11 from all ports of the C'oblenz aho,,lng thr Roya l Palace. n I l•li hull elk. H1• follov,t•d It for nhoul 10 110 C'llque, la s howing no favorltAII etud•nta who dHlrr !o hratPd l. S. J. Dunlmr of \\ ashing- atatn Ur<· rrcPh'•·tl do.th· lntllcatlng 11ort\on of which la on flrr No. 7 18 I thre•• hours, 1·n\·11rl11gthrP,· or rout· l!un to n11r faction In college. With make any change. In thl'lr , ton. n. f' .. 1111dthrn found 11rudk11I that tlw hl«h 11chool student! nP· i' an oh\ Romrm Ont(' RI Trier, Ger- i mtlP!I. and tinnily s1•1,lnk hi s 1"1111nc11. the students ' support the next ?a1agrestetratlon ror tbe Winter a11pllutlon for 11111 knowlrdgl' In thP rredal<' 1hr poprr. runny_ No. 8 \11lho Ehrf'nbretsteln flrt•cl. from a 1lt1lum•1• of :160 y11rd1i. 11lt-should be rqual to thr Hane.rd Quarter or who wlih to add any ! remarkable work ho did for the State fortrt>.18 o<'ro111 thr Rhine from Four shot11 w1·r•• 1wc•clrd to klll tlw l.nmpoon sabJecll to their schedule mn■t 'rapllol "llr) (llm11tr" or "llo,,u111·!" jcobll'nl!. No. !I !hf' I. \'. G. Obaerva- unlmal. Thr ,,lk wm1 drngg1•1\ lo tlw \II ro11trlb11tlona for tlH• n ...r I~ .make 8Ut'b .-baDA'NIor addlllor>a I Mr r11,•1trr d,•11,:ht!I In 11tr1urll'JI:'. '"\Vhti,krr" And1•r11on 811}"11hr', tlon plane No 10 111 the Germa 11 ,mu lllltl loadrd on II Mh•lgh -uot 1«8111'm111t be In hy \\',,t1111'.'sday,D1•c tlall week. Ar .. of .•Z.50 •Ill , , rhe Hfr nf thfl rou,:ht·1>1l1l-ready. und ,10J.t11c a t,,rrlhl<- \rit or C'l,:au 11lnl'" Falkrr pureult ulnnr, the fnlltMII how1•1·f'r. b,·forr n 1h1•1lf nf lm1msl1111:\!I 11·■ an honor to nnr stud,,111 to I hi' PXJ)Prlll Cllll•nriN be ebar1ed to ,·omplet,;, a v.-hnl · hf' null t ralnlnr:;. ..Dunc·· Gartlnrr 11hh• on lhf' W('!lll'rn front at the time 11!cturP11 had be(•II !1111\lllll'd, v,•hl,-h IHl\"t• hlll 1111mr on thl" Ital of COIi• 12 1 _ _, ::e•p:;:u~: <:~rlr,g :~1~:I ..J~t,:,,~:.t: ..o~::f':ii,:ho.td agre1d 1hfl ",r;~~:~:~u•"'/: 11;:::d~hr::~ , mad1•,~:~tln11 u;;o:;111!1:~e ~::•) 11ml :;/1;~•~~,~r:1111 all ha,·(' (JU11l1·ham- -s 0 1 11 11 1
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Mr. :· 11~";: ~k to the ::::trcaa:~ t; o~: ; :~: ~:. In C'osmo11olltnns nflxt :\londnr night on ••:-.,•w 7.Ntlnnd.'" T hr 11pt'nkrr \\ ' A ~ HI NG TON U NIVER S ITY s 11••n1four )"f'flrS thrrr, and 11lntf' rrBl'Cau11,, he was eon,·lct<>d by tbe rnrnln,.-: hns 111•ent 110ml' time> nn lh~ Studl' nl Hono r CommlBBlon fo r h avC'hnutau']Un drcult. , :>;rxt : iou!IA~· In,: \"lolntl't l the Honor Systl'1m. a night nt th '" 800st ers <'lull. '.:io I) st nd<>nt \1ho e nt ered Was hln ,:ton III l'n lvers lty In 19 18 was r ef usf'd a dmlMlon In the schoo l t hts Fn\J. Ho s t ud,•nt l.lfl- Sfn fT " '''' 1111 /.! wns also dl'nll'd a letter of honorab le Thl' r,•gnlnr nw<'tlni; ot S t ud••nt dlschar,:o without which ht" C'annot ur,, stafT wl\l h,• hr ld Tu,-~dar nt rntn nnothn unh·erslty_ t2 :rn In 8111,1,,,11ur" omcr
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tlw rmt,.rnlt~· rooms 011 Xov1•mht•r 26 h•t· 0,1. Phi 1..:111,11n lotn f'ntNtnhwcl w,,11 ll'Jl f' Turaclny. 11!·1•1111l•1\ hh• lwnr•·rs 011 ".\nwrlra 011 ne11dny C\'f"nlng, December 3, at the l'nr<' S.-lll'r and 1'1·nr,· :\lakf'r. II•• Olu1•htnl hnll for r1111II N·11 am\ 11nrtt':111111in and :'lira. C1111111ht>ll ar,• deno11111•pfl the ,\nwrlcnu µ,'u11lt• u!I 111•r11. Thr frntf'rnltr 1·olnr1 gohl nncl r1•C't•lvl1111:, 01111:rutulatlons on till' Ind, ng pr,-.pnratlou tor ,,.•nc1• a1 \H•II hhwk Wf'r(>u!INI In th<' 1\.-c•nratlon and hlrth .1r a inn horn Tha11k1,:l\·ln1t a!I for w1r, nntl tl,•dnrrtl 1hnt till' In· 1c-fr,1hm1·11t 1c-h1•me1. lrwln Crundnll, dny. cllffo•r•·nr-e of thC> l'nlt,•d St1H1•11 It \\'\ltorli Pnrlt•r nnd S. J. Stock w1,rn I ,llh1g forth till' dl1,lal11 or Olllf'r !h e ,·on1111ittf'e nu nrrn11,:l'mf'nt1. Th•• Juhn .\. ~har11. 14 whu I!< 1111old I llntlon~ lie 1nld thnt tlw .\uu•rl<-nn 11atron1 nnd pntrone11C>a were: Pro1L tlllll' Ani:h' rht'l'r lcndt•r. Is r••l"0\"1•r· f'(l)IL :ir,• l\cn•r 11rquu,•1\ tor RIIY· ,1,-111 nntl ~!rs. J-:. G. I'1,tPMIOII, Prof mg from a l!'rlo111 \lh11.•1 In lht• I. 1111 '111111 ,•v,•n thou~h l'••rlnln llml• 1,1111:\lrl. G1•orJ:l' B. ll•·ntl. rll'\111, l'rof n, S. ho~pltal at Sult Luk,• tutluna mnr he r,,Jt In llw 11cace nnd ~!rs. t:f'orgr, B. C'ulne und Prof. ___ \ugu,·, Is h1 lhc only covenant n11d ~fr!I. J. T. Caine Ill Mcmhers of th1• Exlt•nalon Dh·ls• whkh 11romlttes 1u•an• In n 11ro('lknl , 1011 1uHI filC'ulty nwt '.\londn°y to 1110,.11 \\U)' 1111 ns surh should lw rntllh•d Lieut. 1-:van Taylor nt Snit Lnk•· the proi;:ram tor the annual Round t,y llu l'nll1·d Stat1's. \\"Ith mud1 wni< 11 dlmwr guest nt Soro1h1 hou11 up. It wilt bti hc>ld 1-'ubrunry :! to 7 1<11!rl1he 11nlnt1•d out tlw 1nic1•s1ln :\londnr t'\'t•nlng. ot \nH'rka's !acing the 11rohlc>m of ?llr. !:;mil Hanson hlll returned 1·,,1·0111tt ruetlo11 wllh l'\'t•n mori• C>ll· Frltlny , Nenlng Dec. 6, the Doltn from n month'a trial In thu southern rrgy thnn thnl whkh ehnrn1·lrrl1.P1\ :-.'u frntrrnltr wlll ,mtcrtaln nt n rutth flRTI nt thP SlRII' wh1•ro lh· baa br>en lwr a,•hle,·t•llll'IIIS In thlJ war. Thi' 11artr In tho Dhu>blrd hall. ?'otor1:ar fining work In landar.111>1'p;ardt•nlng. 11roh\1•m of Jll'nt·t•. he dt•C'lnrc>d, l'I .\lcl(ny, 11111011Jo:vons nnd llnrol,l f'\"f'll p;rl'l1.t,•r thnn that of wnr, nncl .\h·ord hnn• elm 11.rrnn1:emf'nta 111 .1. Howard~ 'Iii. ntt,•mlerl If Anwrkn 11 to malntuln ht>r aelt• rhorll:t'. Dr. and ;\Ira. George 11111, the roolhRII c\..'ll\f'\' In till' Smarl rr111wrt ahe musl take n tlN•ltlNI Profrasor nnd Mra. C'. R. Johnaon, !l:.,·mun,dum '.\londnv <'Vl'nlnp;. Hi• lert 11tand wlthoul clt•lny. He dlacuasc-d Profc-asor nnd Mn. Rny B. weat nnd Tueidny morning ·,o r httt farm at thfl t•onl strike situation nncl nd• Profr111or nn1l Mrs. N. A. Pedoraen l..an, Hot Springs, Idah o. n1n,·1•d an 011lnlon thnt thl' roal In- wlll hr thn pntrona nnd 11atrone1s1•s. cluatry 1hould bt• natlonall:r.l'd. aup;- About fifty cou 11lea hnve been lnl4owry Nel~bo hna been 8 gc~tln~ thnt. In times or l.!COnomlc, \•ltrcl o.:ounty agent In SanpC>tf' cnuntr forlatrt'll!I, electrlelty generfltf'd by wntt•r ,ome lime, baa resigned to accept a I power should be used for 1ecurlng The st ud ent hodr dnnce Mondny 11oaltlon with the Peoples· bent. nlfl"ht In lhf' Smnrt ll:Ym was D gn la Sugar company. Hla hC'adqunrtera Dr. Zuehll11'1 1ubject la one or In- orrntr notwltbstondlng the fnct thnt will atlll be In Sanpete . tt>na<' Interest to Amer\cnns Ill thi s It \,•ns 11lanned to be In honor of a tlm<', nutl h\a dellverr was dlrN't. hom<'•Comlng team crowned with the The Betn ~o BJIOllt the 1111lrltt•1\nncl forceful. Th08t' who laurels of ,•lctor)'. Thnt the tenm h havf' heard him hcfore, however, are foiled to bring home Utah's goat d<'·
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alumni membera as well aa members of Sigma Theta Phi lapf'nt the Th11.nka11;lvlnll'.holidays In Solt Lake. Among them were Bianchi'\ Mendenhall, Blanche Worley. Ruth Taylor, Radin Lnrsou. Nadine Fout:r. Evangeline Thomas, Agnes Lindsay, Jennie Reece, LaVon Mason, OrlllR Brinton, Lucile Rogers. Edna Hanaen White Muriel Hor11le)' Bellle Illorrlaon. Vernetta Llndsa;, Annie MRI\)'
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tractod none from the Jovlalll)' of th l' occasion. Many discriminating \nd\vldunla pronounced It the beat dance of the rear. Tho music was un--=-- •-queatlonabl)' tho Hneat that haa ye,t MIIII Emeline Rieb, a former A. C. been aecurrd ror an Aggie dunce. ~~:e1:~e w~~a:~:r ::e~ mc;:;::l~:! ::~•~unta wore used to dccornte the
California tho lnat year, Y11lted at the co llege Tueaday. ___ Ah)hD Delln Epallou men In Snit Lak e during the holldoya were C. Rny Kimball, Julian MIiier, George Harmon, Scott Ewing, E. L. Chrlatlnnsen, E. G. Austin. Leon Chris• tenaen, Steve Dea l. Bil StRton, Storm McDonald, Lcall o Bowen, J.C. Thomoa, Stan Anderson. Doi Oarcl-
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The Faculty Woman's Lengue en• tortalned the tncu\ty last Wednesday evening In the Smart gymnasium. Profesaor Henry Petenion gave the second or 8 aeries ot lectures on
Lee. ua Show you our Co m11lc10 Lin es of StovC8, Rau goa, Furnl• turo, Rugs tmd 1,lnoo le um. They Please bocau80 they. are the Beat.
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President and MM!. E. G. Peterson and Dr, and Mrs. A. H. Snxor wore dinner guests ;,.t the Practice Ho1J1e 1 Inst "'edncadn! ev.enl :g .
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:e•~~~;log::ti~!~er ::e 1:::ur:~1::R:~~ j Nag le, We nd ell Thain, Len And ru s, u·mnaslum where Miss Olgo. Cnrl•l j Pon Jerman. Bill Merrill, C. W. son gave Instructions In dancing. j Nlblo)' JI!, Ralph Smith, Osmond Light refreshments were served. Jorgenson, W. C. Brimley. Aaa Bui- About aovonty•llve people were prea1 20 W. lat North. 2"d door west of Flrat National Bank. Phone 171 ~o:be!~~1:~·d, ~:;1:r~;::!~~al~~~:; ~:~Y:r~ll;I~~:~: ~:~it:~ ;: ent. __ _ __ CLEANING, PRESSING and REPAIRING. Sutton L. w. Hl\lam, Theron Ben• Clnrence Wright, Orvnl Ado ma, Guy l'tlost Up-lo•Date Dry Cleaning Plant in City. nlon Ray Becrnft. D. A. Skeen, Nor- C'ardon, $ponce Eccles. Warren J>O<'TOH HARRIS IS \Vo Call a11d Dclh ·er. man' Jenson. Aquila Monson, Harold Knudson, 1~ut11er How ell. i;;natman SIONA.LL\' HONORED Hogan, Harry Greeno, A. G. Twitch• 1-lntch, Wallace McBride, Lawrence --ell, Summer Hatch and E. M. Morrla. Smlth. Reid Jermnn. Ernest Carrol,. {Continued From Page One). --Syd1uw Nebeker, James White. manuring atudle1, and dry-farming.
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Four hundrrd and Hfty Agglea 1 were In attendance. The new aocla l time schedu le was enfo rced and the dance bognn nt 8:00 and ended nt l 1:00 .. Julian Mill er was In charge of orrangemen!•· • •
Rodd, Ell:r.nbeth Cannon, Mary I-Ian- ~e:~.~;: 11;~Dc::: ~ton, Chase Kearl, 1 S<'II. Jean Hind ley, Ll:r.a Alndley, · Dorothy Chipman. Lora Bennion. --· Sigma Alpha frat ernlt)' men who Pl Zeta Pl fraternity held n gen• attended the game on Cummings
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t!iTUDENT
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Fre:ihmen Terminate Bonner Year With Ggden High Victory
CANNON15I ONlYAGGIE
The Frcshmnn football team ended Rock:i,• Mountain Coaches Gi\'e n moat successful season with an n11"Pistol" Pince on Confer ence pro 11rlnte climax on Snlurday, Nov. . :?2 when they defeated the Ogden Tea n,- Crooks ton, Jarvi s High school 3:?to O. The Frosh comFalck on Honor Roll , 11loto::· outclnaaed t h erl 01i11ono11t.11In tho contes t nnd were never In dn.nDy \'Otl.' or the conchea ot thelger ot being acoreC upon . They made tMms composing the Rocky Moun- first down :?3 times whil e Ogden taln conference. "Plato!" Cannon made the necessary ten yarde only was awn.rded 8 pince on the all-con- five times. rerenee team. which la mythical. of Tho gnme brought to light th e course. The Utah Aggies. though stellar work ot a few men on both they tared but lndlfferently 011 t he tenms. For Ogden. Lee Rlcbards was first teai;n. were well represented on a whole team In hlmse lr. Ho played
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:n;aln:~art all chargl.'d 0 The thlrcl period round the \('ams flghtlng flNcely with no r<>sulls. Nclthl.'r threntl.'ned to sco re . nnd thl.' ball went skyward many lltpea \\hen both were forced to kick. In the Ounl period two long e nd runs by Romney gave l"tah thl.'
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Fall
DRY CLEANING
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juniors
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Opposite Postofflce ;~1.1: :·~~1u~:~,'.s l~() r;~:~d:i:ta°~ef d:~~ ;:tt:e11;11t-t':,~:b;~~~:s-wl~ihls 6~:~ml;~~ atn1<' instltuttons 11hould continunl h stars as Maug h an Anderson AnThi.' at() llnr 11erformor or tho gi~mc resurrect It annually paaaoth uaderdrus ('111111011 and Dec In the muaa for th '-' Aggies was B ln.ckle · 1 tic. stn ndln g In the future offil'lnls nt • • • li'()R FIRST CLASS SHOE IS Hn.naen aboY.ed up well, while Cnp- the game might do well to hnve a When a.JI aeries are comp leted. REPAIRING SEE 1 118 1 11 1 11st T ill : 1,0\G, 1,1:n :1, ~T. \Rt- ~• ~:;~ ~1~1~n,~;;, ~~~t\;:e:\:~ :::: ~1~:t:~ : 0 ,t!1:1~ ~:7ae:;::: 1t~a .... o;tvhl.' ;r:~:~t\~~ ~ 0~r 1 1 1 1 ny "SOrnbn" :~c~('7n~rlap~~:l~lnn;::; \ ::,:~11('11 (':1:1~;;\ im;:r, b:~:e; : ~:: ~;~ ::c: :i::rter<i ~~:•• ;,:~I :~e~or::~dr~~:: W e!lt Ce nt e r Stttet IJopn 1 1 11 1 11 The aq•rngt• run or students or tlie nnd took i;rent delight In 'dum1iln,::or th(' lofllug tl.'am to offer a siring gn.me<i thrl'I.' nights " week until Ut:ih Agrl<'ulturnl C'ollC'g(' slightly \'ado l Peterson nlmo st at wlll. Hart I or nllblS M:l)lnlning wJ1y th<'lr favor- thprlnf:: undl.'r c!lllmnw, I be\lC'v1•, the ,•a\ue ot Jllll)'l'tl his On:!t gnm(' ns n backOl'hl ht'S lost. This la a uflflh'ss pastime • • • TIIE o:•H, 1' FLOW1--:n .. \\I) th<' long, 11.'\ 'i' l atnrl.' In thf' taming or 1111rn In the conr,•rcncl' and played II iiroduet[\'I' or 110 results. l!OWC'ver, In An Indoor trn ck meet and n. swlm1'1,.\ST SHOP l'V TOWS prof<>RRors uucl h1strul•tors nt thu strong gaml'. this i•nse thl' ,\gg\rs fef'I that th ey ming l'Olllf'SI w\11 bl.' held nrtcr thl.' 1 0 1 11 1 1 11 1 1 ~1:;e11: :i1 t~ :n~~~\~~ :1::~~s:~:~: Ag~\;!~h w ~~f'e ::::~: I~ ~!1:;~!~~ ~;~;·1: : 1: 0~~; ;~~·: 1:~ 11~:rh: ~~1:~:~: :~ ~ 1~~:u~i:; ::;~;~n\~~t~~-!~n~•;~e:~~~~at or life, notable among which are the \\"US seh•l'tod to pilot thl.' tcnm, but It Louie Fukk tin• h1wkbo11~ ot theiatars and tutllfl' trnl'k and Ool(I jll.'rprofl.'!111101111 or dty 11ollcl', IDC'dlc\111",;wna hill llrst gnme at thls station 1-'rirmer ,•leH•n Tlll'n' 18 110 11ut>silon 1 (rnmera will be yh·en a chancf' to :u l"('derR I h t•mu• barbNlng, 11tnr gni:tng, anti so on. I and hi.' was not as stronK ns lw In thl' mlndl! or Ag,:ll's tlmt J.ukl•·s show thl'lr 1mcu . Rlbbonp wlll bf'!::::::::::::::::::::= Tlu\l th,• 11rofr88ors t\1cmsl'h·es. would have been at half. Frog Mc. nhsl'lll'C we:>.k••m•d ih tPnm by atlgiv;-,11 to 11lace-wl11ners. 1 (b il'S!I their hrart !I) US(' the me thod Do .. nld stnrtf'CI Rt fullhark !\lid dur- lt>88l :?5 Pl't C(•llt nml It wlll tnkf' • • • 11omf'whnl ,•xt.•nsh•i•ly In their dn.l\y Ing th(• fir11t half prO\'Pd to bl.' u strong ta lk hy anyone to l'OJJYlnce 8 , t·tah hns fiv<' lctt<'r men back In 11 1 1 0 1 1 1 11 0 10 1 1 1 1 ~ :"11:: ~ T::;•·~:11~l':.~Y :: ~,:~~ · :1~:;·1:,;1::. s:~:'. <>h•::: : :tr )'.· :~:~?~~-0~!~;1~· s;;;•<'n:~:~ 1~1~: ~\:~ 1~;·~1;~• 1~~~~. ;~;; 1::~ ;~ 1: : thl11 out Is to Rtnr oul lalf' tor two Jolt!! In tht• opf'nlng 11un.rtl'r that lwi 11 In tlH' llne-uii. k<'t<'l.'r& or high cnllhre. Clark and N Ji: W Alli'D USElD 00008 or three nigh ls h1111d running, tllt'II nt'Cl'!lffltntPd his rt•mornl nt th o lwC'll.'lll•'nt F. C'rowh•)' l)f DllllVN Goodr\t'h 11lnn•d on the world's Bo ught, Sold and Excbuaed 29 West First Nortb go to clnaa the next morning as usual gh111t11g of tlw third 11erlod WorlP\ r, fl'fl'ed the game and gnvl' C'Xct•lll'nt lC'l1nmplo1111hl11 five In 1916 In n.d1 LOGAN UTAH and look ns though nothing had Ct()okKton Andnts Andnson "' tstfactlon \ftpr tlw game hi' dlllon, there Is Mil Romney, a basket•
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stated that Utah had the breaks Al- hnll shark or no mean ablllt\· l,Prt A ntnz<'r of Snit t~akl.' was tlw ---umpire Y.lth t'r('emau Bn&!ll'tt artlng A man has just been sued back as head linesman Both thf' Jntter east for $10 000 tor hugging n wo-iierformed c redltn.bh man Cost o' lhlng otlll going up
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Currell
(T h e Rox111l Trnnt1fcr 1\l nn) Calls Answered Promptly. Phone "Ros:all Store" No. l or I Phone. Rl.'sldence. 878 W. Prkl's R<'asonablo. LOll.'an. l1lah --------
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please ,uaeuas In detail, the customs 11 11 1 1 or ·~1\:.,:'\\:. ('~~-~1t~:::11 u1:\~ ;1·~ad tor a ns well ns the monwnt as though th(' fact Wl•re acttied that yo,u would answer the 01 qu~~:: ~l~~:~:•r. lie looks at 1 ~~1:1 r;.~~l.'rd~:;~t~~~~::;r \:e~1mC'I~~ 1 ~n n~~~oill.':<~~,::· 11:!: In )'Ou. You hl.'coml.' somew hat embnrrnased. Thl.'n you be('om() grenth· embnr rf' ssed. St ill that long, level stnrl'. You 11lnk down In yoltr sent until nll you ('Rn R<'I.'Is the worn hoards or lhl.' S('nt uhrnd or )'OU. \"ou feel like you dlcl whon the IHter from fnthl.'r <'Rm<' lrnt there was not R Chl'l'k In It .. Next!" says tlu• protrsaor and th<' 11 1 1 ~~,.~h=t~1~; 1:~1~ 111':~\1~;;~11~nl~· :~;~: hunds. You clnrf' not look 1111ror h•:1r thnl long, k\'l'I stnro Is 11tllt JJ<'lwtruttng tlw ntmo1111lwn• h1•twcen you 1111dth" r,rof<'ll!!Or Thn.t's the wnr It works out from lhf' 11rofl'a11or·s shh• '\'h~· not mnkl' 11111 Ion,:-. hw,•I 11tnrl' common 11ro1wrty or the 1t1ult•nt,
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The winners of the above gam<'I wlll piny tor the class chnml)lonshlp Wedncadn.y night • • • All games are arhe duled ror four o'clock.
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hlbltecl some Pistol Cn.nnon ,•lrtucs. P1>lmer. Blood. Hintze and Evans formed th e moj or part or tho o rto nac during nearly 1111of t h e games n nd performed cre1lltably. Edwards nt left eu(! has played 8 gr('at game all yrar and showed up true to form 11 ~1gl~:~:;:a:·~~1~:n~~:t1a~:~;:. having bren transferred to that Rtntloi1 from the bnckfield. Cn1itnln ,\mlrus. Gowens and Perry have nil
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Much credit Is 1luo Lieut. Walter Scott for the progreu ot the team . Lieut. ScOtt vo lunt eerNI to take charge o r the youngsters this year In addition to Ida other duties and ha s made goo d as a coac h . Ho fa a rormor Baker Uulvoralty star. Hi s c hnr gea lost but two games this al!nson. One or these wna dropped to t h e Sa lt Lake East Side high school team which won the state high schoo l championship and mado 11 world's r<>cord during the season b)' scoring a total of 549 points a nd kept their own goal li ne f rom being crossed.
I quarter~i°c;b 110 ~':a~·1 0 !:n; 1 rw:~e · Ro°m~1::. Utah; llnrt shorn nntl Dresnahn.•1, Co lorn• l o Aggll.'a. The- so lertlous nre given below. It wtll be aeon thnt Colorndo College was espcrlnlly fnvorl'd. due, no doubt to hl'r great showing against 1 1 ~~:::/~~~~ 111 1;~;;~:~ Team Briggs. Colorado College Lett end Honnen. ('olorndo College. Left tackle
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Utah, the five- Colorado CCII\Ches. and one Montana cone h . Thia places the ad\·n.nt"l.gl' r.:!nterlally with th e Colo-rado men. Mlt Romney of Utah was nameil
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First Year Men Ha, •e Exhibited High Class Hrand of Football All Ycar-Many Look Good For Next Year' s Varsity
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