Show Published glume xv VKlty by (he Students of the I'tali Agricultural College h()(ax l TAII I KIDAV OCTOBEK M-X- 1!15 !:t I IKK 4 k AA has been very active in high school IT7C 017 I IT' All class where she was successively vJl Li 1 vice-- j class class president reported president class secretary and presi-- 1 For dent of the debuting society two years she represented the Ogden High school in debate and last yea r CLASH A represented it in both extemporanc- The ous and oratorical contests 11 EXCKC'IED A TAGOKE K KIXDK e-secretary Miss Mason has also hadj(i:EAT STRUGGLE ' 1 a great deal of experience in high WMEY FAKX1KKS MEET OX LEC’IUKE AT Till: ni lu r nal ion her school which togedher with ADAMS EIEII) IMUIKSITV pleasing personality and willingness English is taught in Hie high On the 14th of this month tc work will make hen- a valuable schools and universities an tiianv Tomorrow afternoon students of assistant Tagore the now well voting men speak Englidi the College and townspeople of Lot he of liiu known of are admin we ardent n as officers such these With They gan will have their first opportunity if rt t will speak to the students of the A mci lean and appro into he a from deal lo see the Aggie fooH'iil team in great certainly evpect who Those Ctali of hv to ma do America advnr see N'uw bd’s von Freshmen Univcisity you action against one of the enfetciice tiv ili'at ion have known Mr Tagore thieugb his in modern !ar The Colorado Aggies ged in and do tilings! tribe writings whiih litive been rnnslnted year’s champions of the Rocky the opportunity to into English t i mOAiT rv Mountain conference will meet our C WINS hear this greatest of living philosoteam on Adams field at 3 o’clock 1’OI‘ULAK LIKKAKIAX MAI phers will come as the fulfillment of IOMAX RANKER Being the initial game of the seaFor to desire a son the contest will probably imt COLLEGE On Ocdober lbtli Miss Elizabeth read this sage of the awakening East represent the finished footoall that is to long to see and hear him ru ( burc li Smith for sevcial years head In a it will later in the season learn what sort of man it is who COACH A DDK ESSES STUDENTS Librarian at the Agricultural College DEFEATS THE WEST SIDE HIGH measure it will be a game between from an unknown India can touch was married to Mr Geo H Champ IX CHAl’EL SCHOOL EX SLOW GAME veterans and green amateurs a the hearts of the people of every of The banker Student the Logan prominent Appearing before The Colorado team consists of the nation A voice out of tlm dreamy p0iy jn chapel exercises on Wed- - wedding took place in Pasadena of its last year’s players at the home of the 'west Side High School team of Salt majority mystic Orient Tagore lias shown us nesday Coach Watson delivered a California of the ’15 squad being reported nine as few writers before have that very wholesome and entertaining bride’s parents Lake shows that our team did not present On the other hand the local fundamentally man is the same lecture on "College Spirit” but had to work team consists mostly of green men Miss Smith has been in charge of have a His works wherever he is found Mr Watson emphasized the fact the College Library for several years hard all the time Coach Watson with not a great deal of former footappeal with unusual power to Occ- that deep down in the inmost man an(j through her efficient and was enabled to get a line on his men ball experience but nevertheless a ident and Orient alike there reigns a dominating spirit that thoughtful work has come to be as every man on the squad had a team filled full of “pep" and “ginThose men andipjhly respected and greatly loved chance to show his ability at playing In his native land we are told that makes for service ger’’ What the Utah team lacks in The game was slow at Mr Tagore is almost worshipped women who sense that spirit and by an (be students in the institu - football experience it promises to make up in come to prepare in order that they (jon times characterized by many fum- that when lie speaks to his scrap and hard consistent fighting no auditorium in the may increase their worth in the field' Though regretting the loss of hies and mistakes There was much Coach Watson Is instilling the spirit In of “never say die” into his followers laud can contain the masses of peo- of service are college men ami their librarian the students wish punting and forward passing It is Mrs champ all the success and hap - punting Stiefel proved himself to be and it seems to be taking root with ple who flock to hear him His name women with "college spirit” is known in every home in Bengal that spirit that impelled thousands piness that her new life can con- - an expert The first score came exceptional agility after seven minutes of play when the the farmers laborers and pilgrims of football candidates to respond to tain From the dope sheet Colorado has of coaches the call West Side scored a drop kick from as till the their throughout verses his they sing a big shade In tomorrow’s contest the thirty yard line The Aggies fields jdy their boats or plod along! the country They present them- This team has already piled up big scored twice in the second qquarter selves and fight— not far personal the dusty roads scores against its opponents of this — not for a letter but that and once in the third And incomparable are these songs glory year and It is reported that they are The game opened with an ex- now in simple yet charming beauty We they may render service to their n form playing in BY of kicks the West Side gain- But are told that in the native dialect of school and to their people with change dope sheets need not control True "college spirit” prodom- ing at each kick and Harry was football Bengal these verses are wonderfully them A scrappy team and a These fellows too must give AX FROM SOl'TII ELECTED TO kept busy carrying them back Stief musical and even in tlicir trunslat- - Juntos student body will go a long scrappy ol then ordered forward passes for LEAD CLASS OF ’20 a perfection Hioir vory best efforts or none d form they retain toward any game winning way A great deal of interest was man - three consecutive times but all fail- littering from the true “college which is almost unrivaled in the of the much remember that Students realm of present day literature "Jn spirit” we have a "cheap college spir- jf(S((fi jn the FreMunii: elec tion ed "Stubby” Peterson then replac- - success in tomorrow’s game depends manifest by snobbish well dress-- 1 priiay OctoVr n a'l hough ed Dalton at quarterback The West on you The team needs encourag'imple and unaffected song which is!it” on who or (‘d give “hangers persons Hie very perfection of art anl beautjere were not as many voting as Side scored 3 points by a drop kick ing it needs cheering whole souled but to muter alma arei their uni-1 nothing The same num - which ended the first quarter ia(j j)(eu tXjctej Also rey” Tagore interprets for us the sound spirited cheering in on to hand participate 1)(r of votes were cast for president versa! longing of the human heart usually The Aggies scored early in the member that many an apparent deand the first ex - second quarter with Twitchell Car- - feat has been turned into A som‘ ‘'ml I'aint'’ epis0lU“ that re' as for or communication with God victory by institution the no credit upon erutive committeeman Competition rj jng the ball kicked the a vigorous cheer given at an oppot-tun- e hildlike simplicity and trust Kapple The great driving force in bring- was especially keen fa- - Hie position g0ai( which made the sore 7 to 3 moment omputiied bv a penetrating insigll Cheer the team with n students to college is that of treasurer and for committeeman The West Side failed in an attempt same enthusiasm when they ar: the ing the motives and desires of lils!‘"” inherent desire to become bigger Mr Deal and Mr Gardner rum!::: at a fieKl goal The Aggies worked (Continued on Page Four) loosing as when winning and you’ll ou (k)S(1 to Mr Luke for the first office better and more serviceable the ball down to the two yard line (Continued on rage Four) that reason anil wdrutr and Mr Darker gl' - jand Twitchell went over frcMmen are here for again COSMOPOLITAN To the new students Mr Wat - ln Mr Robinson a I : rd race Hi: another touchdown Kapple kicked son’s advice was "Grow go right Uu Slroni position The elect Em j goal and the scon at the end of the Broaden your IMoals rosultovl as follows on working frst jaif stood 14 to 3 CLUB IN commence-- ! each succeeding ur resident Win J Snow Mling Substitutions were made on the Mabel WIN Aggie ide in the second half After FOR day pass with no cause for Fr LITTLE JAPAN’ DEsCKIKED AT hive minutes of play Captain Judd I IKsT MEETING For St cretnrv La Vou Mason took the ball over for another touch- A great many changes in the Jun- For '1 reasurer Arthur V Hake down but Kapple missed goal and lor class this year made it neces- The first meeting of the CosmoFor Executive Committee Eelam! w lth an exchange of kicks the quar- - sary to hold n special election to politan Hub was a splendid success were represented Heiner Edgar K Moody Nine nations Eugene ter ended complete the class organization The A C THE OF MEMKEKS TO THE a torrents in fell rain While the Tho last quarter was marked ly most Important office to he filled STUDENT l’ODV select party of "foreigners” conifort-bl- y seemingly reckless plajing on the w as that of Buzzer Eldtor Mr John On of my hos and ih y stH f Ptait by choosing capable class behalf at located and exclusively patt of tho High School boys They! Russell was elected last year hut ou for your deeds p 0 thank The president Mr Snow attempted to gain by a lot of kicking Ids failure to return made it noces-nu- d listened with growing h " beau-- j lnllj a Kr t deal of experienc e interest to a lecture on ’’Little” Ju-- or love words of sympathy and forward passing hut to no nvail snry to select another man to take re-- i our floral tlful during offerings here and should The game ended with tho hall In the! his place The vacancy was well an coining II Grant Ivins who for five years '“‘tit bereavement prove the right man in the right Aggies territory filled by the unanimous election of ery slneeroly jours lived in the flowery kingdom learn-- ' The longest run was 35 yards 'Mr Ileber Meeks who was a prom-mad- e pliee In 1 D S he ente red the It V ALICE J KITEK C where lie continued for three the language and studied from Johnson carried lnent student here two years ago by Kapple out school of he staved Then and In the firsttin habits tho hall times four custmns) only jears lutny angles The next office of Importance was OPEN houm: for n year and the next jenr left for three quarters nlvvnjs making good'lhat of chairman of the Junior of the people— gave his listeners The hoes of the Delta Xu frn- - the mission field where hie next two gains pleasant and Instructive discussion Fnptaln Judd played n good jronK committee Tills was filled ternlty will hold “open house” this years were spent Upon his return game both on the linn and at full-- 1 f Japan Mr Moses F of election the y The Japanese boast that an in- afternoon from three to six o’clock lie taught school during the season hack He alternated positions with t 277 of tOH 13 In 1914 he was elected Twitchell SHefel was the bright vader lias never Bet foot In Japan at their home on X’orth Mal Mr Kbonezer Klrkliam was chosMain N’orth assessor 1ms "f Wajne county star for- the visitors Captain An- never county and that the little nation en ns class representative to the which podtion he has since held drevv's men showed excellent form been defeated In war The Japanese1 executive committee III I HI Its ItlEVt I4KI Last wirier lie attended the Klch- - for u High school team The Aggie ire very proud of lliclr nnlkm nmlj Since his election the Buzzer odl- Students are requested to occupy field High school where he v as hack field Is exceptionally strong tills loyal to their emperor who they: vory busy ‘'1oct!nS i tomorrow's very active being a member of wh claim Is n direct desiendent of tliejllie cast bleachers at the lino lacks somewhat ' or hns fcafr uul iaS 8U'“0'0 In choosing basketball n strength The west bleachers are re-- e school debating team liovv n by tho way the nods with nn unbroken lino of jin-- j game tu'in’ TIosp nrond' c10!“’n estors reaching bark to f01 11 C served and twenty five cents will lie team has hall team and executive vst Side men broke through The ln0Ht Last summer lie was ))no thing which pleased tin crowd The emperor gave the people n con-- j charged for admission to them Committee Associate Editor Edith llayhall to a elected needs 11(1111011 Howells It' $3000 delegate to the Democratic of onlookers was the teamwork without their asking Manager Slate convention dlfTers from ours In that It Bets forth carry him through the football In the game and with Coach Activities Ljlo Judd and La Vou Miss Williams Tho v tho people may and may not son (Continued on Tag Four) (Continued on Tape Four) instead of defining what the emperor and other public servants are expected to do They have a logib- dive assembly similar to the Eng-- j House of Commons lias increased hlie population through births alone fifty per cent in thirty years They are badly in' to in'”! of room spread out This TO alone is the incentive the Jupane-mi mihave for making iita do INDIAN POET-PHILOSOPH- ER MISS SMITH WEDS ill I AND COLORADO I TOMORROW IN UTAH x e 1 Rab-indrana- r - th er t c 1 JA SPIRIT! long-cherish- ' vvalk-avva- y i j j en fellow-countrym- j J PRESIDES mid-seaso- j j I ! - : I i j j j ' j ac-:‘!n- fr j j ORIENT j YEAR’S WORK Vice-Preside- j j 1 j H i 1 j i i - Isl i thi(ar ! 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