Show I Student Life AGGIES IT lot WANT TO PATRON-IKl l IlKXT I THEY OIK Al EKTIHEKS WILL SEIt K YOU REST HIT-(OU- T in: Kate Hubscrlitku l ME Oi $100 (it Piiblihlit-i- year XXI Weekly by the Students of the I tub l IT AH LOGAN Triangular Debates Are Scheduled For January 26 Trjouls To He Held November 13th Instead of December Ranker Robinson Hulme and Nielson of Last Year’s Team Ready To Work Again 1 li 104 h i half-bac- Aggie-Mine- Pacific-Centra- blue-riblm- g 1 try-ou- j coin-petiti- for the tho main team that much more spirited and provide the council witk several extra debater with a good knowledge of the subject to use In ase or emergency The same avsteni in vogue for several yeuru will he used In the try outs Each aspirant will prepare a short probably five minute speech on either stile of the question statThe men will be paired ed above off one negative for each affirmaEach pair will then stage a tive abort debate thus giving tho eouneit fair Idea of their ability both to prepare a good speech and deliver a (Continued on page three) ( Ig c (Taylor J Price Parkinson J Evans Kinderholiii Jordon MrWharter rg rt ’ FOR AG STUDENTS Tlia question— If the women need practice house which all concede they do why should not the men need place where they a practice farm acrati try out the theory they have cumulated A place where they can fit tbentaclvet to ilep out of the colleRe a practical aa well at technical men? The question above Hated Is answered In I he I’ A C Practice Karma located one about one mile and the other one and one half mile north ot the college Here the future Agriculturalist may equip himself with pracIn modern methods tical Petersoc lhb rhb Stanford ai LAST CHANCETO WIN PRIZE BOOK I'ep up you writer Win a book You eunnot make eusiir money Don't let the five' of curelencss get a ‘hold on You get to work and write a snappy new article now You have one more chance If you want to take It If not the contest experience will discontinue next week under competltent supervision The book that have been given The two farms comprising 325 raitlse In price from $?nd lo $5 00 acre of the best land In Cache ValThey have been book of collected and autobiographic Verne novel ley are equlpcd with modern machinThere hooks that go to muke good libraries ery buildings and livestock nur chance it you emit Now I are 14 head of large work horses 4 saddle horaea 14 head of range cat- the contest to continue show some tle 23 head dairy rattle 2S5 head of spirit nhrep IS head of hotta and 250 chickens Where Iu the whole country enn be found a more practhel nnd better equipped laboratory for ll" young agriculturalist or atixk man? No bleacher rallle will lo held It ha been predicted by prominent I hot the Pi art Ire for (wo week aceordtng to an anmen of the ’2 ' Farm ha come lo slay and In coutse nouncement hy E W Knga ’ of abort time will he one of the chairman of the rally rmumltte utilized he will Every afternoon large! and brt departments of th ’ by Ilia football leant for secret prne-tiS hold In order lo perfect Ih var'oo Brut cibiferenc before th piny with Fnlveralty of Huiitliein gam NOTICE 2 October Fallfornl l A ‘SILVER TEA will A meeting of th rally mmi'tli'e Woman's Club by the I' A C 4 o'clock hL noer held nl be wilt at the home of Mr A 11 ThompIn room iu1 Wheeler hall noon son on Ent Center Hi reel Hlcacher Hallies Are Postponed Two Weeks tte c I' October 2ih from three lit Mv u clock l‘fofetl to lw used fur Civic imptoieiiiriiL An Invlt men lion I extended to 11 mile and women PRESENT CUP ! Five cent per oopy MMBKK 5 Big Blue Team To Invade Colorado Aggie’s Camp p TODAY Dame Fortune lias Winch fraternity in school the best scholars Tins will tie determined iu Student Itody meeting today when Dr Remarkable List of Entertain- W K Wanlass presents a silver lov- - IIijh Honor To Represent The College In The Interstate ers ('ominjf — Kvelvn Seotney ing cup to the fraternity that oh- — Hijf Schools of Cali- bates Will Coloratura Soprano Ap- laiued the highest aw rage grades fornia May He In pear Thursday November 2 at tlie College last year Schedule In The Tabernacle 'i'o promote login r selnda rsli i Colat the among the fraternities Just as preparations are getting C A C Lyceum lege Dr Wanlass oilers tins silver’ under way lor the usheriug In of will lor tho trnpliv to t he fruternilv tliil main- tlie debating season of 1922-2greatest ar- - tains the highest average grade conies a very good bit of news from comprise some 01 Who I consecutive years lisls Indore the American I’lihlic to - lor "' os Angeles in a lelier to U I MerIn race? in first the shall f oin William S Barber managrill day it appears from an announce-- ! Other awards and hours oftered er or oratory and debating at the menl of the ultrai lions a read 'v se-- at be the College this year will also I California of Southern niversity cured ami just made by mentioned public lie there and get your The letter says in part "I am in reI exJohn Coburn Alicady lour lineup ceipt of your letter of the seventh numbers have1 Mr W I! Sloan one of Kogan's of October and will say in reply that good eeptionally been secured and others may he most experienced business men will we will he very pleased to meet also speak in Student Itody melting added during the year These with your (ollege in intercollegiate deHe tins talked at tin- College several bate As yet our schedule and' the very popular before ami all who have times plans are iiiilefinate hut probably conceit Which opened the Lyceum lhll win remember him for some time during February will be course tn the Tabernacle on Oct 3'uis sound principle and progressive best time to meet you" wii mean that tile Kyreum coure yttjfmle as a business mail We should feel veri’ fortunate in i Y will have hioughl to Kogan at least C I! flu M r Southwick of five b gh i lass entertainments dur-- ' will f' irnisli tlie music (getting tins debate with one or the! largest colleges of the Pacific coast ing tlie year It demonstrates botli the import-- ! The four coming events already of and also this activity jame jeomiaeted tor includes Kvelvn Seotstanding among western colleges in ney (olorntura soprano of the Me-- I j In The Montana And Colorado Mines Game Weakened Romney’s Force By Throwing Out Temporarily Maujthan Woodside Schaub and Woolley i 1 Noaek-lloothh- y ' I j JUNIORS TO i who assisted liv CELEBRATE SOON Rose violinist and El- S hm piaiu-- t appears on Thursday Nov 2 Will Irwin the ace oi who lecturers jwar correspondents s on Dee 11 William Wade com ei t quartet which appears on April 23 and Carl Ake-leworlds lamous naturalist Tho date for Mr Akeley has not yet been bet Evelyn Seotney hrillltint coloratura soprano who wiil sing at the Tabernacle on Nov 2 and whose Elecled Vice ITesiileut work with the Metropolitan Opera The Junior meeting last Friday has won tho plaudits of the New a spirited very Ballarat proved to be York press was born in affair Tlie Krai tiling discussed was Victoria the gold city or Australia a party which resulted in some Her family early removed to Meheated arguments Finally a comlbourne and she had the advantage was appointed consisting of mittee of being educated in that fine city Herbert Adamsou chairman ’Duke' A t tlie age of seventeen site was not and itia McKay They are to Cranny aud ed for an exceptionally high g sucure a date and work out tlie sweet voice ticulars for a Hallowe'en party to be Singing at a reception to the Lite Kjvn ( tllH nar future t which was pre-- j Lord Kitchener rMi(1Mlt Smitll urKd each nu Mine Nellie Melba the famous r ald waUh pay pri'i'u ‘bin nu Miss Seotney astonish-- 1 fo) funll(r annoum regard- ed the company with her extruor-- i ing the party and future meetings Mum Meldimiry vocal equipment was Tlie feature of tlie meeting ba considered her promise so great ihe administering of the gentle art that she Insisted Upon having the of wrinkling upon William Edwin young singer return to I’aris with Wood when the above ranie In late her Iu the Frem h capital Mine Josephine Biirmingham then met under with ttie girls separate iu order to Melba placed Miss Seotney the direction of her own famous organize a hiking club with the ' and under her j Senior girls teacher Marches! iiiado rapid proshe expert guidance The men of the Junior class regress mained to reconsider wearing the as a distinction Eight months later she mndo her corduroy trouser Hie ruldebut with Ihe Boston Grand Opera But In order to muke Company One week following her ing iiiiifoim Iu both the Junior and debut sbo sang Luclu and then suc- Senior classes further business was cessively nil the great coloratura postponed until Monday when both roles At the outbreak of the war met and derided to wear the light Mis Seotney returned to Australia colored corduroy trousers Boys of and tilled long concert tour there the two classes should order them Mis Seotney ha appeared at the at once from the Hub Clothing Co with before Wednesday night House Opera Metropolitan "I-- a underclassmen do Caruso In "Kllsir d Amore" Julve' and she also sang the princi- array yourself in this garb In "Lucia” Rigolcilo" pal role and ''Coq d’ or” Miss Seotney enjoyed a Irimscon-- t iiieiitnl tour under the management of the Associated Bureaus of America lust season and her trip was made an artistic triumph In ev She has esHenrietta Boll raptured the weekcry sense of thq word tablished herself securely In the ly "Nose for Newa” contest this not week hy writing an article entitled hesrt of the concert publle alone hern us of her splendid art "Helling the I' A In an tutcrvlew with Miss llott hut also because of her radiant cheerful personality Her tour this she explained that her real motive lo season promise to out do her very In trying for the ronleat w enr from keep the tionora among the employsuccessful trip of lest Miss Bott Is ees of the nil lege th double standpoint of faultle and with this pcnd her year vocal artistry and popularity sophomore pare time In the Stenographic ofher audience The hook which she received fice Is entitled "An Anthology of Verse” y "Now” she hy Drlnkwater "part of her spare lime must he ent with Ihe verse" W expect to see Itulh oou strolling about the balls and presidents nrfle quoting poetry I tropulilan Opera - gotiations are Ilen-sliuw- y J j j j j in-- ‘ ( The formality or the occasion was evidenced by dainty evening gowns and dignified tuxedos but the formality was not overdone and laughter and jollity predominated The feature dance waa exceptionA clever pierot and ally attractive plerette affair gracefully done by Miss Clover Johnson and Miss Reta Hulme The merry hours tripped by and the usual twelve o’clock curtailment ushered in' the last dance and the end of one of the brilliant parties of L Offers fls Faculty Womens’ League Entertain Freshmen Girls ' ''lU-ware- ” Women’s Henrietta Bott Wins posal-bllltl- t'' Turkey a Dominant Power At The Ah Parlays representative Turkey ha power at Ihe year ago ah pleading for ' NOTICE Pisces In Student ltioiy oirhuI-x- sl loll to lw filled ' return ml to Eli cop liehsHng Manager Assistant Cheer Manager querer Th Turk la ahl I" die' ' AND THVTH NOT ALL late lo Ihe allle because he I o Assistant Social Matmaer a on Trai k Manager alahlseeing well prepared for war Hhould any Mlend mouse roll Id tour Ihe other day had the woman a disagreement arise 1'urkey Applications lonsl he In before a ileal thi Monday at 1 o'clock great llte in accomplish op It'a lomalrrl loillolns (or allle i ii ild pn ir m roH k her kll a It wm 1 i t met ml effected an organization with IHnneh Wot ley President Flora Amussen Uoekhlll Viee I'i evident nod Abn herniary Tb constitution wa rend organizaand adiipteT o that th tion I now In full awing A hike ha town planned lenU- The girl next for Haturday lively 12 are to leave ihe Main Building on page four) (Continued j Uler SPIRITED RALLY HAS GREAT EFFECT Frosh receive traditional "Soak” At last the real Aggie spirit has blossomed forth The report about the Angele earthquqak were false It w merely the re sounding of a thousand Aggie feet on the cement streets of Logan It wa only through the entreating ot LaVoIr Card and the appearance of Weaton Vernon that prevented th Freshmen and the rest of the school from yelling too loud for Wool-wortProviplate glass windows dence received reports that the police force was quieting a strike of tbe dog catchers union Hyde Park came down en masse to rejoice because we won the war previous reports not having reached there ran be proud of such a de- hs monstration the number of business men and townspeople out proved It You might not believe it but Uharley McNeil was there and too nappy good talk be gave Other Aggie rooter expressed their temporarily exalted feelings and (Continued on page four) Interesting Meeting Held Athletic Association Organized Third Book of Contest been Ihe dominant Four Mudsntu Parley knees wa on her Ilf Today she has Prizes For Songs And Yells j Despite the fact that tlie championship aspirations of the Colorado Aggies were dimmed last Saturday when they played the Colorado College eleven to a scoreless tie they are expected to fight hard and long e against tlie Utah Aggies at Fort October 28 Although reither team scored in the Colorado Aggie College game the Aggies undoubtedly bad the best of it allowing the College only 2 first downs and keeping the ball well into the opponent's territory Schultz of the Aggie backfield wa probably the best ground gainer but he was well supported by the three speedy backs and a line averaging close to 185 pounds The Aggies proved excellent line smashers winning their yardage by straight line bucks The game next Saturday will come at rather an inopportune moment for Romney's proteges The Montana double-headfollowed by the Mines eleven having temporarily forced out Maughan Woodside Schaub and Wooley from tlie “Blue Devils" line-u- p Col-lin- Tlie reception Riven last evening by Miss Dancey by the Senior class was the j troduetion to the formal dances of the year Nothing was lacking in music crowd or entertainment Contrary to some prevailing Impressions every couple seemed satisfactorily matched and joined freely in the merrymaking The reception committee Of Seniors assisted by Mrs E G Peterson Mr and Mrs C R Johnson and Miss Dancey graciously welcomed all w ho entered The Senior men ditinguished by dainty button-lli- e hole boquets while the girls wore armlets or the famous white and blue Decorative features were shaded lights and mineature forests ot green inclosing Inviting eozy corn-er- s Merrill also reports that nenow under way with twil prominent colleges one from Montana and one from the Northwest for triangular medt similar to those now held with the U and Y There are very good chances of these negotiations going through and if they do that will mean three important Intersectional debate for us this year two of which will take If the debaters out on long trip !ul! goes well then we are due for the year the biggest year in debating we havei great deal Of credit is due Miss I ever had Dancey for the clever way In which The council will of course uaeJtje wholb program wa carried out great care in the selection of men for these important teams It la an almost unbroken rule to pick these A A interstate team from the tmember of the state triangular teams so the first step to take to land one of valuable place i to try out At a business meeting of the V for the regular teams on November 15 A C chapter of the American as— sociation of engineers It waa decided that prizes would be offered for the heat song and yells presented and that the contest should he thrown open to all the students of the college There will be a first second and third prize $500 $100 and $200 respectively for the yells and $750 $500 and $250 for the song and Tho U A C Faculty Women' In order to make it mars Interest league gave a reception to the or Ing there will he $109 paid for Freshman girls at the hum Fresidcnt K G I’oteison Friday af- every oong or yell Used whether a ternoon from four to six The prize winner or nut The song and yells must be handcommittee tn charge Included Mr Airs A 11 Saver ed to Professor C R Johnson beK G IVterson Mix Kyle Mis Uroesheck and Mrx fore October 30 1922 or they will Music was furn- not be accepted I) K Robinson Just a word to the engineering Th de the afternon ished during corations wer In ornnge and yel student Of the college about the A color ghem wa A K It 1 the largest organisatliej ow jd h() of student engineers in the United carried out In the refreshment It purpose I to increase Mr I M Hawley and Mrs E L State In the dining engineering efficiency and raise the Romney preaided plane of the profession promote the room social and economic welfare ot Its member and provld a sound and enduring medium for engineering unity The purpose all relai to 'the mor technical Interest of n- legislation em- glneerlng such acquaintance and (tatla-'Ileployment work to determine th For the first time In the history work In of engineering of the Institution all the women of business fields of broader n to the college will have acres Membership I open to ail engine-erin- g athletic association This association The annual dues wostudent to ha been organized promote are only a dollar which Include mit as lentil men's alhhtle nd!th professional engineer n month basket hull baseball swimming In Ihe past women'ily Journal of aortal and economic volley hall athletic activities have been n mtwuj welfare W look forward to n very quantity and it I believed that till n one A luncheon will help to bring them cesaful year ha been planned w her en j month up tn where they belong meeting At each of the four cl glneer of national reputation will held last Friday the following glrl( sddresa the member of th chap were elected to represent their class ter All engineering student or Ih In thl aasorlNtlnn: Uonnle Osmond rolleg nr Invited to join the U A lurilln C chapter of th A A K Erexhnian representative representative May Hophomor Ah ne Itoekhlll Junior reprem-ntu-- ' 3 ttve and Blanche Worley Henlor Bill MtMLilian Mudonia PETFPTFftN IUALI llUIl The' DELIGHTFUL SUCCESS 3 par-jtije- (1 PRACTICAL TRAINING JH I Knowles rb McGlon Woolley (Cupt) Substitutions: Colorado Mines — K- iwenstein for Mill hell Utah AgSelg-frie- d gies— Williams for Woolley for Woodside Lindsay for Peterson Bingham for Jeffs Scoring: Touchdowns McGlone 3 Dropklek after touchdown Jordon Score by periods: 13 it u 8 — 19 Colo Miners 0 0 0— 0 I'tah Aggies Penalties Colorado Mines 37 yards I'tah Aggies 25 yards Officials: Referee lllnscr Wooster Empire Bansback Leland Stan Reddish Leland for headliuesmaii Mitchell TO WANLASS ’ - 1 H THE COLLEGE TEAM REMEMBER THE COAST TRIP 1112a j 1 14 SDR 0 College I 8 — the official o pc n n of the 922-2debuting season Is let three weeks away the "mental athletes" are already beginning to litnher Voice boxes are given a daily ilcuuing up ill ant lelpal Ion of the event and the dusty archives of brains are being set iu order The regular triangular debates with the I’ of I’ and the II Y I! Eaeh AGGIES GO DOWN will he held January 2 Hchool will lie represented by one af firmative and one negative team BEFORE COLO MINE W’e will meet the U iu Salt lake City and the Y in logan while the eric El y E is dashing with the y in I’rovo The Colorado Mines inflicted Iasi negative teams In cm h case travelThe question to be used iu Saturday the fust defeat of the seaing these meets is roughly as follows: son 011 the i'tah Aggies the score lie Resolved: that the best interests Ing 9 to 0 1" of tin- Miners ft of the people of the Western Stat- points were made in the first 8 es would he served through the up- minutes of pluv Metilone tin- miner commerholding by the Inter-Stat- e duplicated lome Fulrk's r ce commmission or the decision of performance at the I'm mer the supreme court in the Southern game when he rail !i5 yards the for a touchdown from the kick-of- f I’aciiic case" l court having decided that these twe During the second and third railroads should be separated and quarters h aggies displuvml sonic font ball hut ware unoperated as two distinct systems This Is undoubtedly one of the most able to score against the smooth-workinUlllrll miners Twice interesting subjects ever debuted iu Hall 4 Knowles broke thru to a clear field j Tho debating council has decid- lint was stopped by McGliuie In the third quaiter while on the 20 yard Noed to hold preliminary forward vember 15 instead of Doee tuber 8 us line the Aggies attempted was blocked whnh pass successfully On this day previously scheduled by the referee a aquad of eight or ten will he pickIn spite of the breaks decidedly The final two teams or three ed men each will he chosen from this favoring the Coloradoans the Hahof ns piled up the most yardage ami quad only after several week dose scrutiny by the council of toe maneuvered 12 first downs to tin men In their preparation of the sub- miners 0 Wooiiside and Jeff were due to injuries received ject This system was tried last) taken out Jack at tackle blocked more Croft de-- 1 A success year with Immense hater Just like an athlete cun not he j plays than there are spoonfuls of water in Kogan River At the end of judged accurately by one evening’s j 5 Aggie rcgulurx To the new men then this the third quarter work were missing in action it for la fair gives especially system The lineup and summary them a longer time to demonstrate Vtah Aggies (0) Colo Mines (19) their power against experienced Wood-sidC le j Rogers Tlieu too It makes the beads It coveted bertha on j Craw ford A OCTOBER A" WEDNESDAY I ilFfilY TO WORK EARLY FOR A PLACE ' 1 S'JXzf To llteae girl I 1 Fl:± Bmllh Aggie slum nu and Big Alf died Monday night at hi home in Isigan following an aturk or pneumonia contracted last Mr duck bunting while week Men' ftmtth wa manner of th Hhop clothing toi' at li e itm of hi death II By C--- V- UVMV A most Interesting aud entertaining program was enjoyed hy the Hophomor class st their meeting held Friday October 24 In the chapel Th following number wer rendered piano solo Miss Marjorl Smith: violin solo Leroy Halverson accompanied by Miss Marjorl Smith W noticed quit an aaaembly of prof and student of other rlasn gallery "listening In” from th President Vernon promises us just such meetings In the futur so no one will lose time by Joining us Horn pertinent business wag transacted Mlaa Nathall Christensen being elected to the offlr ot class reporter to th Htndent Llf Mis Cbrltenen I n forceful writ er and ran also tickle Ih typewriter quit handily Th meeting was divided la Ihe latter part tho boya ae paretlng to dlscuna and formulate " ant Ott plana for tho girls meeting to elect orrteera fer th Girl's Athleile asnwlstUi "tug-o-war- — Iiwrcnc — -- !— PITA tSASr f student sheep bearding ile Prof Arnold In r Ite 0 latlea to g t Woolley rt i tv r ' All i |