Show i- PAG I h i- j STUDENT LIFE TWO EDITORIAL ' r- i ? STUDENT LIFE Published Weekly by the Students of the Utah Agricultural College Printed by the Earl A England Publlahlng Company EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL BATTLE TO BE FOUGHT BT OLD RIVALS Debating Utah one of the most valuable men on the Developmenta during the past field Last year he received honor- mall matter September 19 1908 at Logan week have not only made the propos j able mention and has been living up Entered ai aecond-claa- a 8 1897 March of Act Utah under the Acceptance for malllrg at apeclal ed debate with Oregon A C very to the expectations this year Smith rate of poatage provided ror In Section 1103 Act of October 8 1917 probable but have also Included the for Utah has been playing ball but he authorized Auguat 22 1918 probability of a debate with Mon is outclassed by Falck At halves Erickson Hart Ballif and Hanson if tana University EDITORIAL STAFF last two are in condition should the deIn answer to our request for a Wilford D Porter Managing Editor bate the our backfield Who will strengthen A C has replied Oregon Associate Editor Ray L Alston All tour are however start is unknown very suggesting favorably Associate Editor showed up King Hendricks Erickson men U strong has that inasmuch as Montana well in last game the exceptionally contest Business that also a similar Manager Francis Hayes requested all has Hart consistently two-yeplayed Ass’t Business Manager a triangle arranged on a Homer Fomoff backs as one of the year mean the that Sadie Stevenson Stenographer contract This would Athletics U A C would have one debate at The Utah halves Oswald Ure and Ernest Hansen 5oci ety home and one away from home each Stiefel are equally as good Ure has J ennie It eeseM “A” year It being probable in case these been kicking upwards of sixty yards' Under the Winona Cherry Reuben’s Rimes arrangements are made that a team this year In addition to making end Reuben Alumni will be sent to Oregon this year and runs Oswald is a shitty runner who Keifer Sauls Exchanges that Montana U will send a team is built close to the ground and is Sybil Spande Pearl Oberhansley Special Writer here In that event a team would be hard to stop Stiefel is also shifty Special Writer sent to Missoula next year and and an excellent drop kicker At full George P Barber Rich Special Writer would meet the Oregon team here Watkins will probably play for Utah Letty REPORTERS Such an arrangement sjem a very while a new man be has showed up P R JOHNSTON CHARLES HART good one for all concerns i and it is very well this year MARIE DAY CAROLL HANSEN The University is expected to dehope4 it can be put through VERN OWEN CARL WINN Counthe Some time ago Debaing pend mostly on end runs and forWILLIAM BOWMAN LEROY FUNK cil sutbmlttsd a list of questions to ward passes The AC will depend WILLIAM BELL ALVIN HINTZE the University of LtiU asking them more on line bucks but will doubtALDYTH VERNON REID GARDNER and also the B Y U to suggest oth-o- s less use the open type of play also PEARSON BALLINGER WILFORD J MERRILL and then to get together finally Both will be sure to pull an abunIn Lake to decide the question dance of trick plays Salt Volume XIX Number 10 rfo the Triangular debates this year 24 1920 November Wednesday Communication has been received MONTANA MINERS OUTCLASSED BY FARMERS so that it is most likely the question AGGIES will be d eddied upon by representaOh Me! Oh My! tives of the three schools next Thurs(Continued from page one) Won’t we make old Utah sigh day In Salt Lake As soon as the ques- pery ball once on Montana's one-yar- d Won’t she holler tion is decided there are a number of line and again on the elghLyard Won’t she bawl students anxious to get to work Im- line Late in the quarter a forward When her scalp mediately Competition for places on Conroy to Erickson netted Utah’s Hangs on our wall the College teams is to be very keen final score The goal was kicked sucthis year and It is a considerable ad- cessfully Aggies 21 Montana 0 It's not the fact that you’ve been licked that counts It's only how are vantage to get started working early A complete new Aggie backfield One thousand strong the loyal rooters for you going to fight tomorrow? The debating manager has received was shot In but the Aggie steam rolthe Big Blue Team will leave tmorrow to invade Cummings field True a wire from Princeton University re- ler never hesitated the whistle endIt will be with the roll of the stirring drum and with the trumpet that garding the possibility of meeting ing the game saw Utah well under sings of the fame of the Utah Aggies What seek they so far away from them his year The wire indicates way for Its fourth touchdown home? Not the wealth of the Crimson supporters nor the shining lights that they would be glad to debate a Montana fought hard but unity of the city but the spollB of war a new cow hide to hang in the trophy team here but that they are obliged was lacking Stephens at fullback room The team has profited by its two defeats as was clearly demon to ask for a guarantee which would carrying the brunt of the burden strated when it pierced holes through the Montana Miner's line Every be impossible for the student body to Erickson and Falck in the backfield man is "Hmed for the fray every man senses what it means to defeat a make under present conditions with- and Anderson on the line played a school who for eighteen years has been a bitter rival of the U A C out hampering the develop- hard game for Utah The spirit of the student body and the faculty is keyed to the highest mentseriously in other directions therefore UTAH (21) Montana Mine (0) tone A wave of football enthusiasm has swept the whole city until manager was obliged the debating students and citizens are patiently waiting for the final war dance reluctantly to abandon the idea AnThough winning or losing the team will find support to the final other rather serious obstacle was whistle The Aggie warriors who for the past three months have been that the Princeton team Is to come carefully taught the turns and tricks of football by a master mind will this part of the country dur plant before the Crimsonites a wall that will call for more than common through latter the part of December durIng man power to penetrate which ing our Christmas holidays would not only make It practically impossible to whip a team into shape HONOR Tomorrow on Cummings field our Big Blue Team carried the White but would deprive the majority of the and Blue against an ancient adversary the “U” Tomorrow students of the opporunity of hearing upon the bleachers of that field one thousand loyal Aggie rooters will cheer for the the debate ThertB is no cause for dis- Substitutions: Stanger for Seeley Big Blue Team and the colors for which they fight Fellow students it couragement however as there will Erlckgon for Ballif Hlntze for Anof other rattling good derson Conroy for Falck Nelson for will be the crucial hour We match: strength against strength morale be a number Bowman against morale honor against honor Our husky gridders alone can match contests during the' year fpr Stanger Conroy their strength and skill but we the rooters can give so much moral force Hansen Alston for Erfor Gardner Just as the paper is going to ickson Whitmore for Conroy from the bleachers that it will astound overwhelm and defeat our Is in press the debating manager opponents Scoring: Touchdowns Erickson 2 Princete from wl of another We can only astound overwhelm and defeat receipt Falck 1 Goal after touchdown Wor by using clean sports- ton University asking if a debate manlike tactics which Is the one thing greater than 3 Tomorrow victory could be arranged with them After ley we will win because our morale and honor will Referee Colonel Prince Officials: stand withu nlimited force decareful consideration it has been square behind the super-huma- n of Lieutenant Hall Orethe Blue Team strength Big cided to accept Princeton’s propos- Army umpire Hamilton Utah Head linesman al if the date can be agreed upon gon and a wire to that effect has been Dope U FROSII DEFEAT YOUNG would prefer setsent them They RIVALS No Name Position Weight High School College for some time in Decdate the 7 ting FRANKS le 160 2 years none ember while the debating council 10 HURD It 175 2 years (Continued from (age one) none prefer to have them come on JanIB EVANS a 185 2 years lg eight yard line in the period none uary 4th at which time all the stud- blocked kick was recovered by a 8 HANCOCK c 186 3 years none ents will be back form the Christ9 DECKER and from here Hagen 180 none rg none On the assumption Utah linesman mas vacation 6 SWAN Taufer touchdown 170 rt 8 years first scored the 2 years that the proper arrangements can be 1 PROUSE (Cspt) re this Lillie 165 after 4 years missed Shortly goal 2 years made the try-ouwill be held In 4 SMITH 125 1 year qb fumbled a punt on the Utah ten yard none near future the 2 OSWALD hb 145 3 years line and the Farmers took the ball none 32 WATKINS This will be the first time In the over in four downs on the line fb 155 none none 18 URE history of the College that a large smashnig of Woolley Norton kickhb 165 2 years 1 year Eastern University has even came ed goal 11 ROMNEY hb 150 2 years none to Logan to engage in any kind of GRAY hb 155 2 years During the third quarter the Agnone 8NOW intercollegiate contest It will be gies had a slight edge on the playhb 160 2 years none announced definitely It possible be FERCUSON fb 175 2 years ing doing some effective defensive none fore the students leave for the work 8TIEFEL bb 160 4 years 2 years CLARK Thanksgiving holidays what arrange 190 g 2 years Shortly after playing had started none ments have been made This will in the third STEVENSON e 175 3 years quarter the Aggie frosh none be a big event in the history of 12 8ILVER e 166 2 years worked the ball flown the field with none at the Institution STKCFU3 t 190 2 years Tailor and Woollpy doing some none Team average- s work Taylor’s twenty-fiv- e Aggie Team averame— 164 TEAM MINS JUDGING Tnnm average last year — 174 Tenm average last year —1635 'jnrd run pltced the oval on the SECOND I’LAt E ( yard line and Williams circled Norton PROGRESS OF AGGIE ft end for a touchdown 8alt Lake who had a heady team of (Continued from page one) a goal followed with FOOTBALL old stars and the tourists In view of an arm of the usually put up In the final period a poor kick by (Continued from page one) tbU falled ° tlr an strong fight From that time on the arlflc Ooen- - Ev Aggie was caught on the thirty been made with the big end on bothjkame progressed with such any romantic feeling in Clegg and yard line from where Taylor made a aides during the nnvrv or the rame! strides that in the year 1912 the another upheaval followed the first place kick in the schools A C was admitted Into th Rocky eruption Fuuk sajd that for gome Shnrtlv after this another weak Even in the later yepr t the games Mountain conference Rue rould hold nothing on kick Since that tlm® by Gowan waa received by a were for the most part played with time Aggie teams have made Utah man out of bounds and a forvery h‘ t0Bch but hu local teams and surrounding high showings ward pass from Tsufer to I’apworth Monday night a banquet was having been schools For instance a sample of champions several times and en to all the teams Glenn had to be was successful after many futile the games played and the scores All Rocky Mountain conference told ts Ice that he should not eat peas attempts the winning touchdown made In 1907 Is: In thst year! with bla knife at a banquet champions In 1917 ws scored Taufer followed with U A C— 6 Ogden High school Ihe U of U was defeated The identity of the responsible per- - a goal by a score —0 son has not been established but It For the Aggies Woolley was the U AC— 21 Salt has leaked out that the party came sh' dng star tearing holes through ' school— 4 home with more things in their grips Utah’s line at will Taylor plaved a U A C— 41 All Hallows 'than they left with Among the spoils aMlnr game until he wes Injured The naked hills lie wanton to the were one pullman and two hotel bath I’vA- - v—t-- n ad Williams kept the lege — 4 U A C— 11 All Stars— 6 breeze towels In Dr Carroll's grip a esq Utah frrah In mns’snt fear U A C— 0 U of U— 10 The flelda are nude the groves un- - of stock did lq Funk's end five cost I 100 B T C— 0 f rocked V A C-NOTICE hangers and a spittoon In Clegg'g In the game with the B Y C Bare are the shimmying limbs of the shamless trees Joe Jenson was the "star" for the B to the Any student Interested in a poal-folTake a bottle of CREAM-1We also had some hard-foug- What wonders if the corn Is shocked? Y C at home 36e at College t Ion ss teacher In Gride School see —The Reveille Adv Dr Linford Room 121 Bookstore games with the Y M C A in Logan JEe Bluebird (Continued from page one) Montana “U” and Oregon A C Dorlus and Conroy are played end both good ends but both are rather Tiangle Probable— email It la doubtful If Dorlus will Triangular Question to be In the best of shape tomorrow Be Decided Falck at quarter will probably be Pre-eminen- Utah Superior tly CANDIES ICE CREAM AND LUNCHES 12 West Center Street Commercial Grill WE SERVE THE BEST BY TEST J J North Main 5 Logan Utah ar Cardon ' ing Jewelers Jewelry Co Everything in Quality Jewelry North Main 41 Logan Utah For Athletic Supplies and Sporting Goods See THE LANDING OF THE Logan Hardware Company First The Winchester Store Hotel Eccles A MODERN HOTEL—COMPLETE Special Weekly Winter Rates to Students STORAGE WAREHOUSE 20000 Square Feet Floor Space SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS DURING SUMMER MONTHS VICTORY WITH ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS Warehouse and Office South Main Street - Condensed fifty years f“For nearly Valiev’s Lead Cache Valley Commission Co LOGAN UTAH Oldest and Largest Bank in Cache Valleo on The “U” Team Resources $200000000 THATCHER BROTHERS BANKING COMPANY UTAH LOGAN ts rg m r The Supreme Evidence of CREAM SEPARATOR SUPERIORITY Nutuially the mum sepsrntor does rot make or break the average fn:m user The majority of them have no sure means of knowing jum what their separator may be saving or wasting Hut the big user In the whole milk creamery riant does know and or failure In hie cneu glv-sta- te M 1H 1 0 ht Till 1(11 llnxiilna) NFWlOIlk fill mm !i: milk end sue-ce- s Thst’e the reason why practically ail of the world’s users of factory size cream separators use the He Laval and why the few such mnchlnes of other makes occasionally sold soon find their way to the scrap heap And It may well be remembered that De Laval w superiority means relatively just as much to the small as to the big user Ten dollar a month mean aa much to the farmer as ten dollars a day to the creamoryman it' only a matter of quantity and quality if cream but of capacity labor saving dependability and durability over a long term 1 1 yeata hand-creditabl- i or city the long run Ihe separator means In LAVAl SEPARATOR CO 20 Kal Mud bum Street It 'A GO I II 61 Ileal Hirer HUNtTHTO Irunclm and I oral Agencies the World (Her HAN A 1 |