| Show f Published Weekly by the Students of the Utah Agricultural College XV tOblMK UOCAN ri’AH FRIDAY XOV UMRUR 3 1010 Number 7 EVERYTHING READY FOR AG CLUB BALL MUSIC DEPART- FARMERS’ HOP MENT POPULAR IDAHO “TECH” MONDAY NIGHT WOKK UKODHING KUKl'LTS of the excellent A ppreeintion work being done by the Music Department is being expressed by the and student body alike licit It U Johnson is yet new in his I'rof present held of endeavor but his JOHNSON’S DOWNS FRESHIES Delore Nicholas chairman of the HOT COXTUST UN D lilt HV committee and a corps KCOItU of fourteen helpers are busy com- -' in a game full of football snap plot ing preparations for the first big and thrills the team from the Idaho sot ial function of the year From in- Technical Institute won from the dications the ball Monday night wih' Frosli Saturday afternoon by a 13 surpass any party of its kind that to 6 score The Idaho boys played the college has seen The aim of the efforts good ball but their best etlorts are already producing committee is not to make the Ag would not have won for them a vic- satisfactory results The Club dance a formal affair but to tory had both teams received equal dioir is a credit to any institution make the atmosphere at the Smart Idaho watching from the umpire and in the quality of the work it is (!ym such that every student may was “umpt” over the Frosh goal doing is the equal of that done by come and feel perfectly at home If for the first touchdown The Frosh am college or university in the state present plans materialze an air of in- may have been offside but the The entire Music department has tormal good will should lie the ire ALPHA FKATURXITY MUX OX THU DOKDUK their pire was so busy watching I reieived a much needed impetus dominating feature of the "f irmer’s hey are with Troop II 2nd Squardon 1st Utah Cavalry Left to Right line that he forgot Idaho even had J Dustman Hatch 1st Sergt The productions of the band at this lioii" Ulmer Jonson Reuben Jonson Serg't and a line At least twice Idaho was Jean Merrill Preston Budge another "Sig” is also on the Border given five downs to make their A glance at the names el those early date are the best in years and is doing Hie orchestra promising u j1() an jp charge of the decoration with the 2nd Idaho Infantry yards The registration in the work ot lur details of the preparations Other than the favoritism shown is enough to assure anyone as to the by the umpire the game was altosui i ess of the this agricultural fesgether commendable being intense-- i On the general tival committee The Idaho players ly interesting Leo Sharp and Wm J Snow are were fast and executed some clever ENTERTAIN in Mr working conjunction with Nil hols Four committees of three Their open formation was puzz-- 1 each are in charge of the construc- OI’UN IR I’UKI ORMANt U IIUGU ling to the Frosh who were new at tion of boot ties while the entire SI truss the game Coach Goodspeed’s men Before an ajiprecintive audience membership of the i tub is to be played good consistent ball through-- 1 emidoyed in decorating Those who composed of students and town out the game "Teddy" IJennion are supervising tin people the Periwig Club scored aj stellar offensive runner threw a boot lies are: lleber Meeks in its few thrills into the crowd by his end signal success Wednesday Kirkham lleher Mm ell runs while Olson tackled presentation of Lady Gregory’s com-- 1 passed Poulter Forest S This pleasSlaugh edy Hyacinth Halvey the ball and punted with great skill Riehards Clareiue Alilous at Cox plunged through the line ing one-aplay presents an amus-in- g V'-- '’A Lowe Morrell laik and lines situation called Wright the when intervals upon fairly regular E‘J and Woodnitt beam with humor The quaint IrDouglas good by Whitmore who played a ish phrasing only serves to heighten Gard-line I On the at liraley game quarter h time the ell ec t of the clever lines mm men are These end at Woodruff center ner and at living AJL v aAvVV i and tl ought to tin ir woik and the Gardner inplayed the best ball bough the action centers about two result of tlmir efloit will assuredly Hyacinth Halvey there is no oppor-- ' forward passes and tercepted No to fail one should he defensive t game worthy pi to played a good unity lor any one character two his apptenit ion of the work monopolize the honors scored show their The Idaho boys The vvorki I exMr Thornton of the Ag Club touchdowns in the first quarter of whic h fact makes is well divided tends a personal invitation to every the play peculiarly adaptd to a cast play At the beginning of the third a student ami to every trieml of the of stars such as compose the- l’cri-- 1 quarter the Freshies came back hool has passed all expeiti-tnC A the ike to ol and outplayed their oppofestivities Club part strong tine hundred nine have ig adone touchdown Whitmore tor nents next general night Monday lor piano ami vocal alone Speaking generally tin Periwig-- merely up and down the scored for the Frosh over if lie more1 will one dollar fee mission by going Tim might well have spent quality of the voial work UI(1 wjth U) furthlr orinyr Will a on line buck tickets i Students get h that an opera or an oratorio in becoming familiar with! tin barged M (1r blliilinlllK of fht secolul their lines Aside from a slight hesi- - half tR Appies took lle aPKrt8SIe i The game fairly buzzed with 'ill I" v l eii before the year is lor titty cents rai" but both elevens played tatim " hid was apparent at times ovtr llns will give everv student seny a sorks of lim buks ani tin actors threw themselves into' sational end runs they succeeded in clean ball "ho ha - musiial talent a splendid Liue-litheir ' parts very successfully and led opportunity for development either (('ontinued on page four) IDAHO TKCII FROSH as ni tintheir audience to tin butcher shop principles in the last Kastman It of Dospain all - a member of the choruses Mr where of partook tjuirke It Jones (Capt)Kennedy situation tin the spirit of amusing Pud r Johnson Is well quuli-heWedell Snow Nichols Hervtird Sinn- the Institution was placed there presented lg to lead in all stub work He is c Mullvllle Gardner basis there has a ci ad not a of the It t('o’iimied op page four V University on a strictly College stud-rt- s (Continued on page four) desigof a number been 'am school and the Nath nal SumI'ARTV ANNUAL UNigUU havenot1 mer Si nool of Chicago which he nated as “specials" who Un meshed In a fantastic veil of cm trance in any' for been eligible lies! les attended lour Mimmeis weirdness peering into uncanny This number this he a year at the Columbia of the regular classes white masks one hundred blank this! until Miisie school of tile same city lie has steadily increased shrouded anonymous figures moved year when it became so large that 'ontinued on page four October mists of Halthe ARU AND MORRIS WILSON through it was deemed expedient to organ lowe’en KTUDUXTS’ (’HOICK evening and congregated Wednesday morning Mr Lon J Accordingly Ize them Into a class takhome Here Uccles at these Haddock spoke to the students of the the From the result of the ballot an election was called for last Satit is fantastlsc of the night College at the weekly chapel exeren at the College last Friday spirits urday when the following officers apparent that the recent visit of mingled in shaded lights and sway- cises In an eloquent address Mr were chosen: Mr Bamberger did not win for him ed and danced to the music of the Haddock praised the work of the U President Ivan W Holt Meantime they drank ni A C and brought forcibly to the Many students voted vlctrolu many votes 'Tee President Mabel Peterson Ivealizing the need of bringing1 nt minds of his hearers the great posluscious bowl and minced In numerous the and ticket a e "spilt" Clay I'1 act lea education within reach of! Secretary-Treasure- r sibilities which confront the trained cases the name of Mr Morris was Winter I'eurmalns who are not aide to attend tilings on his man and woman In brief the mesdirections and Wilson the of thoso found Following between All of these students have had regular school the Utah Agrlcultur- d each swain card evident that was It sage conveyed was that I’tah conquite prior to King experience Instl- - considerable College a few years ago Inwhich are out each dance searched for the Democratic tains untold resources many students of ""’d what is known as a ‘’winter their coming here so they should be clination of skillone was whose advent Ills for the number waiting deliberately scratched the fair u flrBt year of lhl‘ ourse The purpose whs to edu-- ! ble " can candimen for who constant search elusive ed This fully develop them name of the gubernatorial n most successful one ate the people by making this class exsuld one "than the call to of the "Greater" he "yamas” constituted The special class Is made up pri- date of their party course which Is open from November arms Is the call for trained men to W’llson overwhelmed Hughes the citing features of the evening H to March 24 rover ns wide a field marily of two kinds of students: folThe last half of the evening develop Utah's unlimited resources' President obtaining a total of 287 possible"' that" It might meet the 1(1) Those who have not enough command of lowed Ctah is calling for men who can the the while votes peremptory garnered 'credits to be eligible to Join one of of n Hasses men finance and banking Caine tench to "unmask" defeated also Morris 122 8me George stud-- " only This yeur Ihe winter course will j the regular classes ami U) life can better at make who occurred manner discoveries this In decisive a community point Bamberger far superior to what It has ever the tide of excitement and women who can make home life vote being 230 to 163 In favor Finally the been before The course has been of the former The only really close joy and hilarity reluctantly ebbed happier and can rear the coming and new "mpletely contest was that between the can- and the ''yamas" having been bar- higher citizenship of the State "In In departments have been added Here tered away the revealed ghosts de- the future whatever Utah will be didates for the senatorshlp arranging this work those In charge King nosed Sutherland out the parted two by two and heel click- will he the reflection of the Influence ‘re trying to make It conform ns of her college students" ed along the silent streets ballot standing 186 and 179 (Continued on page two) i Ag Club Hall j j um-ShAI- A j j mu-jilt- lt PERIWIGGERS AT RENO ct ' iJ -- v t ’1 fi&arMi ’ - e i vv V 1 zig-zage- d M-r- j v -( j i SPECIALS ORGANIZE - i a- j p: d I - sp-ui- POLITICS AT t Sorosis Observe Hallowe'en HADDOCK PRAISES A C UAC Cum-thos- I white-shroude- l j c ex-Jud- |
