Show Pagre STUDENT LIFE Four Spilled Ink PLAGUE THREAT SHIFTS SCENE OF (Weekly Comment s of a Editorial Limited to Sports both PETERSON Some brilliant mind in the ages long since past (around 1920 A D) made a statement This statement eras to the effect that athletics were taking precedence over scholarship In the colleges of America U RULERS The Utah Agricultural College has a living example to the contrary Warren Hawley mainstay of the Aggie basketball teams for the past three yeass has finally fftrsaken Not that athletics for scholarship the big boy's record has not been of the best but he has finally decided that it is more important for him to graduate than to play basketball City Attractions Slow Mountain His loss will be felt by the Aggies Sport During First Quarter but it is a wise move on his part He is expecting to follow up engiFOOTBALL DETRACTS neering and is taking an exceptionally heavy course In order to graduate All honor to the big boy Only One Requisite Needed For Walter Hall former Aggie athlete Club Membership and freshman coach has landed a big coaching job In California Walt won out over a big field including a Hiking and skiing are font urea of number of important western coast Aggie Ramblers’ winter quarter ac--' - — coowbesetiviO"prosram‘whleh Is StllfW B - tentative nature Speaking of coaching Bob Gibbons During the fall quarter football he that reports may coach at Ricks games aud unfavorable weather alNormal next year lowed the club only three short hikes ' Then small turnouts were One of the biggest disappoint- the rule It the present ideul but' ments of not having the series with the I’tes here this year is that we door weather continues —and with will not be able to try out the new basketball features confined to night Inside bleachers that have been built hours only— several short half-daBy the time the next home games hikes and two or three full-dahikes come around they won't even look may materialize new Bids For Members Aggie Ramblers is the one campus Facnlty volley ball experts under the guiding hand of Oliver Graff are organization which bids for the memindoing some hard earnest practice in bership of every student view of the coming faculty tourna- cluded The club has no entrance rement A score more or less of the restriction other than that which to make a quail pedagogues turned out last night for quires the neophyte workouts a few of them being W ficution climb to an ultitude of 9000 W Owens F Association with D Itaines George feet above y y co-e- sea-leV- Stewart A H Saxer Reed Bailey David Burgoyne Ralph Rutledge C K McClellan W H Bell F M Coe I P Murray David Hayward Delbert Tingey W L Wanlass B Gates and the Right Reverend Oliver Graff means the Ramblers is an organized of pleasure-hikin- g into the mountains The only individual requisites are the hiker's personal equipment and his lunch plus transportation fee if transportation Is engaged If you crave an exhilarating change from Indoor work hike with the Go to room 179 at 12:00 tumblers Friday and listen in ask questions offer suggestions — anything just so you’re there Wade To Fill Guard Vacancy In Salt City Game Friday Night Necessity May Sound Early Training Call ForAggie Gridsters ' CITY ’HEALTH BOARD BAN ON PUBLIC GATHERINGS HEAVY SCHEDULE OF NINE GAMES CAUSE FARMER NECESSITATES SUDDEN CHANGE UTES 3IENTOR TO TURN DOWN OTHER OFFERS Well Coach Nelson George TO PLAY IN LOGAN FEB FROM TEAMS Pleased With Large Turnout Coach Dick Romney’s grid warriors of 1928 will battle University of SouthSeptember 29th in the Coliseum of Los Angeles according to completed arrangements with Gwyuu Wilson Trojan graduate manager event to be the sole attructiou in Lus Augeles on the The scheduled date is only one of several offers which ltotnucy has received from colleges outside of the Conference of fers which he hits had to refuse because of an already overwhelming schedule of Eleven conference aud one other game ern California Aggie-Troja- la ‘Precedent It is the first time In fifteen an— Aggie— coach —baa yeawe--4ha- t to a Pacific nodded agreement The latest preCoast engagemer cedent not only guarantees a fair return on drip expenses but opens up a new field for Farmer athletes in national athletic participation as well Also it will nec essltate a much earlier opening date for next' September’s training camp and at the same time wil serve as a' tempting goal toward which the Farmers may vr A?CT'TrV pvrn WITVl Dahle end on the 1927 football squad both because varsity he won a letter In that sport and because he maintained the highest scholastic standing during the quarter in which he competed is the newest winner of tbe American LeMedal for varsity football This gion medal is awarded annually to one Aggie by the local Post No 7 Gable s scholastic average was 88G Those of his closest competitors were: Schaub 862 Gibbons 142 Hurren n energy 836 Sorenson 836 Judah 62 JenTrojans Powerful son 817 Welch 812 Bergesen 81 Jones Trojans of last season r were considered by many critics as the strongest eleven in the ALUMNI PROGRAM PLANS FOR 1927-2- 8 country although the “ThunderBob - early-seaso- ‘ ing Herd" of Southern California lost the great 6 "umpire’s decision" to Knnte Rockne's team in the feature intersectional struggle of 1927 at Chicago Other offers for games with Grinnel of the Missouri Valley Conference College of Idaho University of Idaho and Chadron Normal of Nebraska were impossible to accept for reasons already mentioned MOVING RAPIDLY 7-- (Continued From Page One) California H S :: : s e) e) Ben-nio- Much-neede- ' 52-ya- schedule te fun-mak- er c n el There have been n number of famous meetings iu history namely Greek and Greek Irresistable Furee and Immovable Body ami' East and West but tbe most famous of all at least loeully is a meeting between the Utes ami Aggies As Ihe feature of the aliening of the western half of the Rocky MounCaptain Wallher Faces Strong tain Conference these two wjll engage In conduit mortul or otherwise at Balt Lake City The two-da-y series will start Friday It wus originally scheduled Competition for loguu but due to quarantine regnlutious it was chaugeil to Balt Luke Aggies will be under a serious 4 4 Thirty Aggie wrestlers coached handicap in this game having had1 two weeks of organized prac-by GeorSe Nelson are taking daily only tli-to with work two and members orkeues-- w- tinwgytn - 4w— psep&rwWEEK-EN- D Jthis' tion for the AggieCollege of Ida into the Aggie- (iTgaiiizH-uoiworse Tne is than it sounds very meet February 3rd Since only two weeks are left 'a great deal probable starting lineup is Captaiu at center Nielsen and of practise is necessary to prepare Worthington forwards and klartindate Davis at Western Division for the team tryouts- January 28 and Wade at guards Friday and Saturday: On that date seven grapplcrs will Utah Aggie vs I’ tub at Balt Like be picked to represent U A C Worthington Old Standby City With "Zeus" Worthington at cen- the ColWhen this school faces Montana State vs Brigham ter there’ is no need to worry about lege of Idaho in Logan University at l’rovo one of been Glen has that position —— Judging from their past records the scoring aces on Aggie machines the Caldwell team will rate highly for tho Division Eastern one if two and years past will be and Nelson’s Saturday: by appearances may present judge Iieiiver University vs Colorado hard put to win this year is to bo no exception deUniversity at llaycock Coatlies V he fact that the accompanied spite Teachers vs Colorado College crawl the squad to Hawaii with & conIdaho Following the at Colorado Springs Farmer matmen will wrestle in a sequent lack of practice The way hold and of reins the taken dual meet with Utah be has February This cooperated with Romney smacks oi in Salt Lake 11th City ' coached business year’s University squad a former Aggie "Flash" Nielsen and Carl Davis by O Haycock wrestler and disciple of Nelson is have a head start in practice Imchammediately following’ the Thankscaptained by the giving Day game they both started pion Dean Dett-oLogan next February 18th will Intensive basketball practice and A very encouraging retqsinse lo tlio be the setting of the Western Di- consequently should be in good annual iipir-i- I for payment of nliimiil vision --(Conference for grapplers shape for the opening tilt Tho only dues has Ini'll met with tills Teams from B Y U Utah U difficulty on the forward line is This is gratifying us it lmlhiitca year that work into the alumni lire interested iu the 1927-2-and Montana State will attempt giving Davis time to alnmnl program and are williug to coto wrest the championship from lineup with the veterans operate iu putting it over Utah Aggies present consecutive Wade lroliubly Guard below are thoso of nluinnt four-yetitle holders Martindale is a sure bet for one who have their membership dues Nelson Well Pleased guard position and ills probable during the paid few weeks They are Coach Ceorge Nelson is running mate will be Wade "Marty’ listed iu thepast order of of payover the present prospects has pulled more than one game out ment It is iniMissilile reeelpt to publish tlm in of of bis fire the three years list of entire those is who have up to tho Although Captain Bill Walther Ire is present rime- paid tlielr xlues for 1927-2- 8 and the only 1etter”irian on' Hie'squadr ccnnpetWondue to lack of space the form displayed by a few of able to do it again Withbe Sanders B Caine '12 Delore Nichthe lineup it will largely olsGeorge the othw members bears promise out of Martindale ’17 George Btcwiirt M't It I to steady the of another mat championship for up to Wade wilt make a good Richards ’13 A 1L Snxer ’10 U I guarding d Bt A E ’ll fold In the rat for ’ll J K the Blue for Martindale but he needs Wrigley Fredci'icksou ’05 II J llartvlgsen '13 class Seth Blood and Dean Mc- apartner ’’influence (when tjie W 11 ford N SI osei ’12 T 11 Humsteadying Allister evenly matched will furWade's showing phreys ’97 O H Nelson' ’15 Ernest gets rough nish the battle of the century play him has away Mohr ’13 J F Ogden '13 O N Jenthis stamped when they tangle in the tryouts above year else the Aggies can sen '08 C B Iedingham ’215 W Elmo anything and Shaw ’20 Joseph F Bk inner ’13 Bankhead Woodard produce in tbe way of new material Coffman Hales 114 Frawlldu Slither Affleck ail figure on taking the For the two years he has been G liar pasf H class These are four handicapped by injuries received land ’25 ’13 It Woolley ’25 It W MMullin Uleon Lemon '2ti J S men and the class will at the start of the season If he Christensen '23 F C Alder ’14 Agnes promising be by any one of can just remain in one piece this Williams ’24 C O Btolt ’lit J ’21 Farrell P Smith ’24 He-1them quarter he has the makings of a D Clark '22 William C Crisik Lisle Adams Delos Thompson real player 31 It Linford 22 Max I Gowsns 'l'i Herman McCune Julander McBeth Romney hag a fair lineup of sub- '2K W D Porter ’22 Richard E Redand Stuckl will make things hot for stitutes one or two of whom arc den '2d II It Adams 'Oil J W Jones each other in the 137 pound size capable of giving the new regulars '12 J O Ellsworth '17 C A Lindquist The 147 pound class will feature a real run for their A '18 Laura '20 E money such notable welterweights as Em- youngster by the name of Tate has Foss Richards ’17 Anna Boss ’23 erson Abbot Clenroy Iverson Allan run circles around Davis on one or Julianna Mocn '20 Clyde W Lindsay ’ll Hay It West '04 Charles Pond Robbins Raymond lSisco DendeH two oecasinons and with a little ’97 L J Xnffer '27 lew Mar l’rii-Walker and Win Foxley in college hull he will be a '17 J W Qua vie '25 Irvlu Allred Heavys- - I’lentiful flash anderhoof sc member of the Sti willard Gardner ’12 Gerald Bill Walther will by no means Ogden championship team that Tliorne 'is E H BroHxard 'll A B 1 have his place on tbe team staked went to the Chicago tournament I (irwin Tit George Ziindei 'll out in the J60 pound class Plenty two years ago is coming right along Aliee Kewley ’ll) Lillian Wright ’17 M G E Clara Kreiuer’18 Peterson of competition will be furnished by and if be can juBt remember that :t J Eil- GeorgeF Knnwltnn a forward 'be JH4 he Is a guard and-h- ot 11 WHrd ’05 '09 Jacobsen J Taylor Ciive Walker and Bernard Nelson will be able to push Wade for the Frank T Hines ’20 Aria Two promising over is before the N ’21 year '27 Frank Harmon 0 W are Bob Dahle and Alden Adams position 3Ieu On ’12 John T Cuine Jr ’94 Squad Both of these men are developing Thirteen B Itlioda ’14 Cook Horenson J Chits There are still thirteen men on ’14 1) C into fast scientific wrestlers Tingey 22 Byron Alder one or two of ’12 I the Probably squad class anything The heavyweight Rim J) Hardy ’17 Frank 1 before L M Wlusor ’ll J H over 177 pounds and under 100 these willarebe sodropped matchedlong Thatcher ’15 at Maiighan ’HI Cora L Rose ’25 It I but they evenly pounds is well represented by War- the present time that it is bard to Jtuld ’17 Izira Beunioii Nelieker ’)) and Dallas Rlchens ren Sparks ’Hi E C Isirentzen 21 Byron ltin-These men look say just who will get the pink slip It Milton Hungaker O Porter ’12 Vivian Erieson Portis showing all kinds of stud Kirk-Iihi- u I si rsoii ’18 E J good on the mat and a pleasant Henrie ’12 E O er battle la predicted in at forward Ceorge Davis is still ’18 I) E Robinson ’ll Christwhile on at Gunnell guard hanging ine It Clayton ’15 Gruudlsou Gardthe tryouts is playing understudy for Worthing- ner ’14 Hon B Parkinson ’211 Iiieillo and remainCall the Welch ton lairsen ’2U Ardeliit B Smith ’24 It are' Welti Champ to Appear Smith ’21 A E Huwuiuu ’ll ing guards while Harris is in the I aud Arthur D Ellison 12 forward group In Music Concert With Captain Goodwin declared U A C Lyceum promises a and ineligible leaving only one letter musical treat to students man it 'would seem that the Utes’ other music patrons when Mrs chances are not of the best but Proand F P Champ pianist when one looks over their fessor Walter Welti vocalist re- any such thoughts undergoprospects (One Act Tragedy) a comperformance of last plete change Coach Vadal Peterpeat their They were waxing hot on the year in another concert to be son has the entire squad at the subject of a disputed editorial given on March 1 In the Taber- - "U” thl year that he coached to a that had to do with senior garbs nacle state championship and to second in genera! and the senior garb In Those who heard the 1927 con- place in the consolation round of particular Listen! the Editor is cert will need little urging to the national tourney two years ago speaking: ‘‘Say what you will we attend this year’s offering Mrs for L D S They have been show- retract nothing You know yourChamp will entertain with several ing worlds of possibilities in prac- self that four edselections and tice tilts this year and are going to ucation Is to years of college the ordinary college Professor Welti will have- ready a cause the Aggies plenty of woe be- student as wasted bread upon the fore the series is over L'tcs have number of songs waters of indolence and pleasure Mrs Champ is widely known as had especially strong guarding com- Look at me for instance Here a musician of high order Study- bination that bodes ill for the Aggie scoring aces It is just a question I’ve been going to school for tho ing under certain miisic masters of how the Inexperienced squard will last 16 years and I can hardly con in the East and in the West she handle themselves in a hard game aider my education as having bean has developed impressive style of college ball gun —" Professor Welti has received disKing Stewart: "Yeh You have tinction as a singer in’ this and Will Hear No Evil ald something Most of finally other cities Students at the University of your Student Life readers will Pennsylvania will not hear ex- agree with that last statement Good Marks Unnecessary pounded the beliefs of the Ameri- Scott” can Association for tbe AdvanceHaving decided that sororities ment of Atheism because that orSnickers From The Gallery are social abd not scholastic or- ganization has "nothing constructive the ganizations to offer to students’’ The reCURTAIN council New York State College fusal of audlenre is not surprising — i for Teaches has abolished ail because the decision was mado by Hot Mama hereto- the Christlaj) Association of the I “Docs scholarship requirements your girl ainnke?” fore requisite to election university — New Student “Almost’ ONE LETTERMAN t4 - GAMES I i - Walt Hall Appointed ’ © 9 lzed a siieciul librnrv fee of $3 to be imid by each sftMTfft when registering an expense fund to conduct the promised drive to raise a fund to endow the College library was made possible This removed the in The next state championship in tbe way and the cumpuign was launchtrack and field sports looks ike ed Muy 15 1927 Though this fee protough squeeze for any one f vides only a very noiniuui amount it bus bei'ii found possible to pay the the three Utah Institutions to executive secretary’s salury and the win Aggies probably have good expenses of conducting tbe cumpuign winning odds anyway but these out of it The fund would doubtless odds are increased mightily now grow more rapidly were more funds that Utah has lost the two Cox' availuMe for campaign literature etc However the fuud has grown from ' boys bulbing to in excess of ?25y0 In eight mouths since it Wus initiated ' will Romney start the track t The scope of tbe plun is now being exseason with tended aud an organization is being heavy handicap' as Coach’ he will be minus nine of last perfected that should operate on a more extended scale thuu the present year's winners Those on the missorganization It is the plun to appruuch ing list are Bill Geddes (sprints) the public and industrial interests durAlbert Wood (hurdles) Ray Beal Is Winner Out of Many Aping the coining year (440 Reay) Newell Sanders (DisAn Alumni Office plicants for Position Suitable quarters centrally located (half-milcus) Pratt Allred been hare secured so that the Assoc(two-milDon Ralph Farrar iation now boasts uu office solely its n i Walter Jeppsonf high hurdles) Noel Hall graduate of the The only thing Taurus has own equipment in the (440) Benulon will probably Utah Agricultural College In 1927 against the cafeteria is that they form of a desk and typewriter have be out of the running due to in- has recently been purchased The addition just notified Coach E L Rom- cut a pie la five pieces of this equipment was made posjuries receied during the football ney of his appointment as head sible by the generous response of season Pratt Allred who per- coach at Alameda High School alumni in paying their membership “Say you cheated me” formed like a veteran in the half Alameda California This position A rug aud a rocker or two dues “Why” mile has not returned to school was regarded as one of the best "You sold me this caue I want uro additional furnishings urgently opqp coaching positions needed These should nfutcriulize in og' the my- - money back” N tY — (IP) — The coast and a number of nationally Syracuse time ‘‘Again I ask — why?" The Alumni Directory longest forward pass applicants completed famous athletes were "You said It was a walking this year is believed to have been with Hall for the position During cane and It is the plan of the officers of a won't take it step" the Association to publish a directthrown by Baysinger Syracuse the years 1926 and 1927 Hall actory of graduate alumni and disquarterback in the game with ed as freshman coach at the colTarrus is pretty sure his girl Is tribute it to aFhmni free of charge Niagara here recently Baysinger lege gnd this experience was parserious ' The other night and to compile a mailing list of the stood on the enemy’s for his ine tially responsible being getting she asked hint if he had hair on thousands of former students of and hurled the bail to Lewis who selected tbe Institution If the latter were his cheat caught it on the Niagara goal line available it would be possib to for a touchdown a large number of pro- BUZZER PHOTO — you— kbe— my new- - approach confribufora in specUve the Ub HEAVY shoes?” Moscow Idaho— (IP) — After rary Fund campaign However the "look “They great" names and addresses of these peohaving had the heaviest football (Continued From Page One) team in the Pacific Conference the ple are not at present available the was When Tarrus a kid butterjand work of getting them pre- of every University of Idaho expects Its Picture of manager was B rare luxury Only one of seats a big problem in the face of activity basketball five to be tha lightest Aathletic the neighbors owned a of Women’s Officers funds It is the plan to family cow insufficient In the association The ' biggest Association use part of the proceeds from aland its name was Fete man on the squad weighs 160 and ' Scribble Staff together with some In Tarrus’ family Xmas was umni dues Is five feet ten Inches tall Student Life Staff The some funds available for conductBuzzer Staff the of the year only butter day others all are in the ‘‘runt” class the Library Fund drive and Kampua Kaprice Committee At dinner his father would give ing Proceed with this work as rapidly a Taurus Empyreans a hunk bread of large Home Ec Club as possible Some work has alAUTUMN QUARTER that had a tiny square of butter ready been done and more will be Beaux Art Guild HONOR STUDENTS A A Engineers in the center Real butter And done as alumni dues are sent in Cosmopolitan Club ARE NUMEROUS Taurus both eyes on the golden Alumni can encourage this comAggie Ramblers eat all the mendable centerpiece would undertaking by paying Club Ag bread around the butter Dance Club (Contiuoed from Page One) after their annual dues promptly Short Story Club which he would place the yuletide A Homecoming In June Johnson Kinsey Keveren Virginia CampUB Players tidbit in the center of another big “All work and no play makes Kotter Rozella Law Alden Lilly-whiHigh School Day Committee slab of bread After he had eaten John Alumnus a rather grouchy Mary Mattson Anna Mer- Evening Dress his fill Taurus would return the chap’’ So far the alumni program rill Iona Meyers George Morgan Ail Fraternity aud Sorority butter to his father who would has lacked the fun element But William E Morrell Vonda Nelson pictures store it away for the next Xmas this has not been lost sight of The Council Men's alNowell Reynold Itha Parkes Yes sir in those days butter was officers of the Association are Council Women's Cleone Pasgey Gene Pedersen ready laying plans for a jollification Alpha Kappa Pai scarce of the first water in June This Theodore Rogers Leola Seeley Pi Delta Epsilon will be no ordinary alumni reunion Phi Epsilon Omicorn Alice Sessions Thelma Shivers Tau Kappa Alpha EXKUXT In order to Insure a Gwendolyn Smith Phyllis Smith Periwig Yes the landscape's lovely without precedent in Aggie history Nora Starr Howard Swendsen Theta Alpha Phi P V (Vince) Cardon has been apYes I like the snow Truth Taylor Evelyn Tuddenham Dance Committees: master of ceremonies Rest pointed Yes are W A the S noble Ball Committee pines Webb Marjorie Roy West Delos j assured that "Vince" has conslder-jabl- e Prom Committee to and fro Swaying ZoBeli Ruth Zollinger up his sleeve He will not dis-Ag Club Ball Yes snow see I diamonds Com close his plans as it is all to be a for Women's And the sunset’s glow Dance surprise However "Vince" will is- Five Entertain At N C H Frat Melee Committee Nature’s grand bud girl of mine!gue a statement regarding the home Carnival Bail Committee My feet are cold —let’s go! in the March Quarterly Icoming Miiitar'hiail Committee Five U A C freshmen formerly — OLDMAN Watch for it Friars Club students of North Cache High pre' A Suggestion sented a one-acomedy "Gassed” Borne alumni have made the cris — not a bnd subSpeaking of before the student body of that Uniforms Military Ball Committee ject anyway — the Chicago Tribune ticism that alumni activity centers school last week The play was intoo much about The College that Lieutenants and Majors easts a few bricks 'at Captains troduced junder the auspices of the of It O T C from the masculine view- is that haring the president of the North Cache A club All regimental platoon and battery point Association a member of the ColGirts it was argued are ailulfa sponsors Besides entertaining their high( lege faculty he controlls the policy and Phi Phi In come senior when to are Kappa cap they college boya School audience with their interaiili iu the horseplay stage of adoles- of the Association It has been suggown pretation of the play the Aggie visgested that haring the president au Alpha Sigma Xu In 'senior cap cence itors obliged with several songs as and gown The amazing solution suggested alumnus wha was not a member of Scabbard and Blade encores to the performance The rends: Lot there lie oo-- urn' ion for the faculty might secure the coopIntercoileg’ate Knights women and for men four vears nuiong eration of all classes of alnmnl play east consisted of: "Dudley-National Rifle Association men 'Ace They frankly admit the sic more effectively The idea le worth "Biscuits" Sam Epackman Score Club ontled solution presents quite a little Gardon “Puck Evans" J K Looele Remember — Note on the back ofj prop lem in arithmetic thinking over Alumni should avail Eliot" Rulon BcrgcRon the ’oner proof the names of those ‘‘Lady themselves of the opportunity to there is need a solution of Why any ‘Gas Anderson ” Sherwin Webb organizations to which you belong 'kii’t unfortunately enough explained express their sentimental a ©© © © © ” To Face Farmer Eleven Sept 29th Herd “Thundering International and Local) By HANK DAVIS am) OTTIS © © © © Eaton HOOP OPENER ©©©©© ©©©©© ©os? 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