| Show STUDENT LIFE WISCONSIN AS A CO EDUCATIONAL SCHOOL “It DOS “How docs Wisconsin rank as a school?” a reporter from Eng 25 asked her e ently “Well” she said puckering ber forehead slightly “I should say that it is on a par with No and Illinois and better than Michigan I very much prefer it to the Eastern rib-weste- rn schools as girls at Wisconsin receive much more consideration from the men” “About sixteen per cent There are about six thousand students enrolled one thousand are girls and of these about ten per cent Sciem the Domestic e department’’ “What dormitory advantages are offered to the girls?” “There is one large hall which accommodates a great many of Iho girls Recently another was built containing a swimming pool and a gymnasium as well as for the girls They are also much interested in rowing other hockey and ap-partme- out-of-do- in Mrs r for WALK OVFil shoes are so good -- that people of all nations of the earth unite in proclaiming them the “Leaders of the World” -- “What per cent of the entire registration is girls?” are registered in excellent” broke ANOTHER BIG GAME this w is SATURDAY NOVEMBER 2 a evidently subject that touched (Continued from page one) her nearly “So many courses “There is much to make the of chemistry and other sciences cut come of Saturday’s game with are icquired aside from the DoWe have mestic Science course and giveu Wyoming uncertain waived aside certain eligibility under such adequate instructions rules in their favor which will that it is indeed splendid” With just a touch of humor make possible their bringing in two or three big husky players Mrs Batchelor added as the interAnd you know they held the U viewer was leaving: of II to a close score — only 9 to “Sonic people imagine that a 0 in tin1 U’s favor so its hound graduate from any middle to he a hard fought game Our institution must men are improving though and net' ssarily he a strong sufragette 1 think make a good they’ll hut” smiling slightly “The Idea is entirely erroneous Yes on the bowing” Captain Crookstcn: whole” she continued “I would “We’ll win the game Saturday certainly recommend Wisconsin all right Our men are feeling to any girl who contemplates gofine since their victory over Monto a eo educational ing large tana We are getting in some school” good practice this week while the Montana hoys are here This THE GAME will strengthen our defense and along with the new combinations Many weeks had past in quiet All activity was dead we’re learning there’s no doubt Students whispered to each other next Saturday’s playing will be Things mm h better left unsaid rwav ahead of last Saturday’s Some suggested that the Aggies I With the sleeping numbered Wyoming lias a good team he guess but we’re going in to win” Manager Fister: These of course1 were only knockers “Sure we’ll beat Wyoming With me you will all agree Our team’s never been in such not sleeping Aggie spirit was fighting shape before and they’re chance a for Merely waiting We’ll get To disprove the cry of knockers improving every day their goat all right” Those unwilling to advance The students and faculty will From ‘that far north town Misall he there— that goes without soula Swept Montana's bravest men: saying Now the prerequisites: From last year’s defeat recoverBring your Student Body card ing two or three for admittance Ready for the fight again Wat eli our Aggies— Are they friends and your near relatives to exclaim to your best voice for sleeping? both the songs and the yells Not that you would notice it Something doing here in Logan votir A C colors and the good Student’s vim and player’s grit A C- spirit for all purposes Was there any one in Logan On Saturday night after the Who could say lie did not hoar class That a foot ball game was com- football game the Senior will entertain at a dancing party ing Well I guess we made it clear! in honor of the Wyoming team Time will not permit the details to he given in the Thomas Smart Of the fire out in the street! gymnasium Committees are hard Or the visit to our Mayor at work planning the affair which Nor the sox upon our feet! most enjoyable’ one Most important was the outcome will be a All are invited to attend Of the battle fought that day — Seventeen to one round goose egg of Mechanic Arts members The Something fine? well I should Association met for the purpose say! of electing new officers WednesWho dare snv the Agg’s are Si D12 day O-sleeping! The officers elected were as folhammer that Students put Brown-Batehelo- Mrs Florence Brown Batchelor is a ’graduate of Wisconsin University a member of the class of i is PAGE TIIREI or sports” Mrs Batchelor paused for a moment tapping idly upon the desk with her pencil “From what part or parts of the country are most of the girls?” was the next question “Mainly of course from the west ami middle west” she answered “although there are girls from all parts of the east and in fact from many foreign countries The last year I was at school there were two young women from Japan a few from the Hawaiian Islands and other countries so you see the reputation of the school is well estab- Star Clothing Store 135 N LOGAN1 Main Street BVCGYCE ANI) KXriiFSS CO Win Currell Prop Expressman for Student Life Dag- gage Transferred to all parts ot city Headquarters Riter Bros phone Residence phone 456 K Be Comfortable while at School and lniy your Furniture and Stoves if all description for We sell light housekeeping the eliin post In town and buy your furniture hack when yon leave School THE LOGAN 2nd HAND STORE 20-3- 0 West 1st North CLOTHING SHOES ETC - ftr lished” “As a school for the study of domestic science—” We nrry the famous Douglass Shoes for Men Women and Hoys Best Clothing In the City for the Money Liberal Discount to Stu- dents at NEWnOLRS ? THE ('LOTIIIEllS NEXT TIME TRY 1 I N A Larsen Hdw - 4 THE QUALITY STORE I I I : J n t v SOCIETY CLUB FRATERNITY down PRINTING Always in the highest style of the art J P Smith & Son Promptness our hobby lows i l’resident Vern Duke Vice Cheer and boost your Alma-Mate- r President C L Hillman Secretand Treasurer T W Showell Learn to smile and not to aryExecutive Committee: frown Forging Dept 0 O Ilinkley I) W SMITH Carpentry Dept C Whittear Machinery Dept R Williams Mr Watson the dry fanning Librarian 0 Thurston expert from Wyoming is visiting Athletic Manager Leavitt the College Reporter J Leon Sorensen Sergnnt at Arms II France night Senior Dance All out to the Senior Dance Admission 50c To-morro- w it : 4 0 '4 I HOW would you like a Photo of a distant friend or a loved one back home? Send yours Corner Main and Center Sts ’i ititf tilt |
