Show t: UDENT periwig play Dotlor in Spite of Himself" Chapel 1 :0I( Today 8100 per Subscript tun Ibitc enr Published Will VOMMU WitIiIj Mliav hy flu CITY Students of tin UTAH I 1 1 1 A I HE AT DEPOT To See The Team Off Wednesday tali u (HIOItKK ii n III u I ' u Five cent HMD pep copy NUMBER 0 MD TAKE 'AGGIES WALLOP MONTANA IN YOUR DOSE TEAM WILL HE HI YEN A ROCKING SEND-OFF FIRST CONFERENCE STRUGGLE Sonic lorrn of Northerners Defeated ' ds SS al T A 1 ll III IMS! mi in tin lit 11 c loll as Mollele in Hard Fought Battle 19-- 0 i ill lie Quota Is $10000 C rent nt ‘ Ilf s " ll V Worley's Heavy Hooting Toe Hig Factor in Victory — Came Is Staged on f ield of Slush Mud and Mater — Montana I neorks I'rettv Hrand f Foot hall 11 Ini' III Spite Ol If" has a mans snii-inli ii si lor us Fn st ih j dm l mu ol a play hx t he (iri-i- t 'i n li din ini list is in il si If a a m ng i njmda'ili and h m ion of i kud v si ond li H -- Pluxiun true ('Ini rnpioiisli ip style mi a held loxereil with mud slush Wall i and snow tile A(?(ties won the s on iu n e yanie of the season I Montana Satiirdax from tin slaK ollegi by Hie mull nf I !l Ii D iu la a a se scnd-ol'- t will be team In fore it leaves tor Colorado to play the Aggies ami Moulder and later on Nox Jutli the University of It is not definitely Wyoming decided yet just what will take place but present indications are tliit a l ally will be held the day before the team leases and that the students will he out ill a body Wtdnesday to see them oil to Colorado where on Nov s in Fort Collins Aggies dash with Aggies and the Saturday following Colorado U will be i n oiintered at Moulder A risis lias come to the Aggie football team With three hard games away from home in tile short space of two weeks Die team must leave Logan with their oxv'n fighting spirit ed hv the additional fight of the students if they are to i ome home with three scalps Coach dangling at their belt Romney says this is one of the hardest trips that any football team could take and that the result is dependent to a large extern upon the attitude which the students take This is our opportunity to show that we are bark of the team tli- gixi-- Cat Andrus Coach Will Take 25 Men made a Members And A Faculty tinkle in a rather afleclionate man-- ' ner Worley at mpted a place kick Students to he Given Opporwhich was hloiki-and Cab k re-to Contribute tunity coxeri d the ball on the fifty yard line Alter another fifteen yard penalty '1 In' ill "I gi i ultuiil 'dI It ended a n pit of snow i on lt not to "ourselves" the uiiarter i In PK a1 in ’on of a Iii quota til oiu- hundred dollars xx nil l he Montanans ' m possession of ilofrom siu nis win slop its shun- of i lie Mwnor i nt in Id rii-i- ii nn-e:is Us anw p n in e ill's initial niiifi ca me the ball on the Utah forty yard line ml liiiol fur the perpetuation of TheO s xxhnt pla ' I" ll llll II on - assembled m masse Score 7 to 0 ne bxai ll II ll odore Uoomx et s iiieuiorx The comlike U ll isi lilXs Ill I n the second I'h'ims field al ilexen n'cloi k period the Mon-- 1 ll IS memorial mittee In (hurtle of the dl' We pa M II II la tana eleven played their best and to anil “roll Sitmdax morning luiul at the College is I'rof I’ K at Its alt of hultonln-lsu w Wdieii tile name com- threw a scare into the stands by S w hull Powell max not In a had Ilium Peterson Chorman sue-- j in ni in e i lie bank of snow around tlo-p- making first down twice 1 V Miss ll xx Nnea Johanna Of lliriltier O' k ISO o ls IX me a! laid was liner feet high nl cession and finally completing ami lunmwell Peak font rihut inns of le 'ha d in tinpi III it The 'forward pass which placed the bail' Host ail tin- wax around will he reeeixeil by this committee Im'ioons on the field looked like a on our three yard line Here they (rnddi-iIt is with u groat sense of pnib who The Inn up of plax-rlost it on a fumble and Worley teams ’ll pie of il will present tin- come lx rrpre that we contribute our snial sums t three lu lls the Hi(? danger Blue Team kicked out of immediate to the Memforial Fund of that trreat the best d I'll main tab nt but tlie Iiozeman crew started right aim- on the held single tile m InTheodore est of American citizens si bool has prod n n in t path bailing through the snow back toward the goal again and were Ml tile "so Koosexelt Feeling our indebtedness years hemh A few minutes later not halted unti they got to the one-- i to the to liim for the distinguished service ln " role omen and men of I lie tin- lioeman aggregation inarciied iu yard line and hero the Aggies in he performed as a statesman author past ini- xeais and more an- iu of Do We Co herited the ball on four downs Wor-Croto tile tune "Where tin i'st and that's another big Slletltlsl explorer president of our i py ki'k'd out and each team made plav-the Twenty-Here" hy f x on are not nation and above all as a man an pm t of ini' rest a couple of good gains by means of to This first Infantry hand proved this afternoon you in the individual we ((insider it a privilege ended lie a most popular and appropriate the air route and the half Will miss one of tile most interto aid in perpetual Hit? iiis memory it soon developed to a Score 7 to 0 s for ii t and hilaunii-- i stiug Colonel HooseVel lias been u stum witli eai h player of "where When hostiities were resumed in t of si tiool year the that little need oppni unities (zed so universally second half Worley was again (III I go t 11111 the The all star cast Is as follows' he sail! here of Ills extraordinary d found sending the ball Cannon Doug (pistol) Captain SiMUan-KIKay Christenson life ‘'American citizen" is the way nines number one his of with won the toss and chose to have Clyde D K Hohmson to he has been nationally characterizThe tana made first down on line charges open Hie ceremonies Prescott 1’Otllil no (treatStanley ed and to the - and then the crowd was shown Mona of after order first tilings I u as r in Rotilt-er compliment could possibly be (rivitana ha ktielder had secured pos- something entlrey new For once Coulson Wright Yl lei' en America to him was the symbol session or the oval was a general Montana was penalized fifteen yards Mae Kdw arils Mart me of freedom o! thought and action ft Nothing startling happened during In by twenty-twi anticipated ‘sphish Ieiira Thatch r Jai n democMdy of deinonrat iu people a the romatndT of the third period was vers Tills lootbal! President Peterson Meets With really pla I m Claire Cartlon He hr M that in beeominl? citizens of ns The score of course still stood 7 to Montana the too shame Ainu-'i-n Klea"ora Students Primarily to Discuss the nation we accepted a morxx ere all dolled up ill brand new foot- (i being unchanged by the weather Nancv Cun li I’rl in That al obnn!ion deep and sacred k This Question Also ball togs including some bright dean conditions its standards w e should place above Parties When the ball was placed in plav uaxy blue jerseys all else Aided in- a live yard penalty to in the final session Lonesome Luke Pi! s Peterson met with Doc- p i haps hi most admirable trails the Utahns tile visitors made first Kalck the shifty pilot of the White tor Carroll of chairman the s wile his (treat moral mhrage of with student affairs committee down right olT the reel This pro- and Hue became disgusted representand the vi(?or of ins person-di- t cedure xx ns soon hailed and after an the xx ay things had been going up atives from the Student Body ii immovably lie siood always i j liiiuc of punts a Montana fumble to date and Btarted something He y Life editor Student ization III the right as lie saw it yet on their own twenty yard line proved gathered In a Montana punt on the and sorority representatives with a mind open to couvntion dis 'S'ermis for them "Mlackie" Dee A C forty yard line and carried at il i be--s presidents in the Hoard 111011 lb is known to us as the one eluded a broken field of men until the ball to Montana's thirty yard of TriiMeis room Wednesday at two conswho i mid joke with monarch il' cot lo the one x a rd in wliert' lie line He tore off another five yards o'i lot k and as a result of the meett-' with scholars discuss wtli fin-a- I’rofewr Wentworth of The Pests IS Jarvis wild through left tackle and James in il ing there may he needed changes comit rs fullback celebrated iilaxi d ml on the oil' nsixe and right siiiu stories wiili frotno-rs-in the method of conducting made Kin-College a Agricultural unfor-iuni" tn and sympathize wiili the half ha1' on defensive Wlis handed pleted the act of making first down inu-- mi nts at the College National Honorary 'lie hall and he did the one logical Then Louie took the ball the re Will In-tat no liue losing Ills person President Peterson expressed his aliiv or mastery of self thing for him to do xxliiih was to inaiiiing seven yards for a touch- coin ict ii ii Hint all social affairs Soeietv at The College oosc veil was a prailUa) oio'itd Falik kicked the down tmi missed goal the wet ball si me a tmiihibiwn part n ill il ly dances could well be bexortil his control Si ore 7 to o mii In i e(tt r d to cduttiion he once vial being to a close at 1 1 o'clock luIXM'llll M brought s ii i ( on Pace Two I after nt made Follow mg tins the A (' Montana kicked off and ml I of t’nl sh 1200 wliiih is now the Si t 1'’ of 'I'' feriin hut a l'i y aril (low II three tlllli-kicking by each team’s favor- i losing hour XXI1! Students would thus be lll'st K MinhiPm ge xx as I lie el It (Continued on Page Two) price paid hx t In Inenabled to get nil hour more of a i hipter k III lall t II I le e FIVE HUNDRED TO at night the refreshing slumber nit u'tiil hiiiHirlf Phi Klpl'l Pill so is often xxas that though necessary it war the Refine 11 si h lets Ball considered so lightly RECEIVE TRAINING siipgt ll ll hx lltilietS Ilf til!- - -- Ill li ty The o inioii among prevailed tliil a hunter lie ill -- lib d hen- but i All Club’s ' i""ll!hm sent that there is no logt-those f n o Ag pH mint A si ill army of sol'Ii'Tst udeiits rul reason why sm ials cun not he tinmatter was dropped until but ilnost ilxaimg in size that of the at 8:00 or 8:30 and closed! Peterson President (started when mg Tln-iIs only one week left to will pi number held an siU'lent-soldiir- s week’s hist of a year ago If mat-the ' earlier This applies eg-hour a letter asking that cpnr- for the big Ag dull hall It a suspicion of the mediocre as some soon tn in training upon the campus consid-r-- l pi to he again parties which I of installation ts to be given next Friday evening have hinted the Chernlnvskv Trio are kept up to such a late hour thut of i e I lab Agricultural College A mmnilttee composed of Doein tin- Smart gy mnaslum Tins army will not appear In khaki has wl(ied out the trace of it hy their sleep and come Harris Doctor West and Profesto leaving with us a memory of some- students miss If will be u unnecessary nor xxiih the equipment of war but lor the to and classes the day was following drowsy-eye- d appointed nr Hendricks A visibly "her" a boquet of flowers for thing rare and wonderful rather in ovi rails with oil cun It) l’hi buy slumberous and In I’hl sent Kappa this (illusion ns nil flowers will he Impressed audience was entertained hand learning the arts of pence application The President In a spirit which is not an ordinary before entering the hall Wednesday evening hy a musical cheeked receivFive hundred former soldiers was marked by Its broad sympathy sod ty honor Is an It Maternity matter ha been threshed out at program which undoubtedly ranks with and ing their education at the bunds of elect worthy understanding of the the faculty to wliRh Junior Proms previous Ag high among lyeeutn productions needs of the Federal Hoard for Vocational ex- - sun(1rv ond the students expressed the diameter of good ol- - students Club balls and other social fetes and The Chern la vskys are exclusive arFiUicHt ion are to be sent to the ( wish that students limit their sofrom Students sdiolatship In the tists for the Edison Phonograph AlIt narrows down to this: lege to receive Bpecial training cial activities to the extent that (Continued on Pago Two) as dance the flowers become wilted and company and their selections men these of twenty-seveready they are not allowed to overbalance me thrown hchlnd the radiators or might he supposed were of a very activities have received assignment and two In other lines littered about the floor Also gowns high order Compositions of many hundred more are expected In the and as a matter of fact ()f masters were handled hear future Before the end of the (jt A C are stained TO COMICS cannot afford to buy flw-w- j students IS remarkable ease and dellcary year the full quota of five hundred ers However Bn exception might The first number a trio for the alll he In attendance PROM Doctor E G Peterson President he made If the Indy wishes to wear a piano violin and cello by MendelsThese men are part of the 40000 of the college received a letter a cauliflower could ho eaten with the sohn was very artistically given was elected Morris Christensen former soldiers who have already short time ago which ha prlzca a cauliflower See the point? — the and formed a good Introduction to chairman of the general Prom comtraining for made application one of his most highly esteemed cauliflower could he eaten with the the unusually fine numbers which mittee at a session of Juntora MonTwelve thousand of these men souvenirs It is undoubtedly tha first refreshments followed now vailing assignment day Mr Christensen Is a man of to arrive In of wheat and hunches selec- ability and an enthusiastic worker piece of nlrservlce mail Cornstalks solos choice new ll) cello three The The soldier-student- s This rare memento will al- pumpkins will he used to decorate tions from Popper and Herbert Before fonitnt to the A C he attendance at the P A t are taking laignn be a remembrance of that most Ihe hall In a strict Iv rural fashion were heard with keen appreciation tended the I) Y C and the I of of ways schools their training In the feat of a const to const Yes and Ihe decoration committee In fact many who were present ex- U and was prominent In student af engineer remarkabe agriculture agricultural which was accomplished In might he petsusded to use an old lie Is a very pressed an opinion that these num- fairs at both school ins mechanic arts and rommerre flight air derby g recent one the full of barrel elder AlUler preferably bers were the heat of the entire capable debater and possesses much Their names are: Wllaoti W The letter was written by Earl ('lifer executive ability He will no doubt program Hay L Alston Vernal Lewis Larave Van Wagoner formerly aecrelary to It Is quite unpardonable of stage a prom that will excell all Students must bring their student Wm M Coffey Laurence M Crook and who U now body cards as they cut the price of course In these dns of sophisticated previous social fetes Francis Coy David Karl Daley Kraa-tu- s president Peterson a short la personal It Without the opinion and K st Washington admleslon In half specialised highly Morgan McKay was elected chairDraney Jordan Diehl Joseph occathe for la expressly one Murl think written card of the amusement committee man that to tte criticism letter student Fish everything price body Hilar T Kggen Iynood In a Do and a half with H the price which occurs In a given evening la Nanchy Finch chairman of the decMajor Haslet flying sion dollar H Gibson Jon" IMddlng llyrun article oration committee and the publicity It ts necessary good cents Havlland pane carried the missive Is seventy-fiv- e L Jorgenson Fvery Titus Jones Lyman D C to Salt Lakg adof hint a Me to must this Club K Washington ea from for the Ag carry disapproval to and finance was placed In the hands charge Martin L McAllister Crest It arrived by the mission fee to cover the expenses of b whence a savor of It the "modern from L of Julian Miller Miss Geneva Rich City give K draw Krlc Nord Raymond the loll The eluh Is tint Intending and satisfy In a measure the tastes will act as chairman of the refreshJoseph i usual mall route F W Ilford 1’arry Pcrce Arthur Slark Harry Glenn j president Peterson la having his nor trying to make any profit out of of the highly fsstldloua or the e ment committee and Lurlle Tamage musical as the case may aa chairman of the committee on In venture hut the Idea Is to boost fr'esurt Melvin Tsylor Rufus If j prise framed by Mr Swenson of the j vitatlons and protrama the duh and the college (Continued on Tage Two) (mechanic arts department bulker Ardray Wlnleh I I I t I i I I - i i i ii 1 i I"iii r i Aggies I xx ( s I I I I i si-- In-s- - ' 1 I I I hot-ke- i tin-on- i I x - m 1 i Coach Romney Manager Larsen and twenty-fiv- e football players will leave next Wednesday for Fort Collins where the Farmers will meet the Colorado Aggies Nov 8 It - x i it- I SHOULD DANCES sky-war- Mon-Worl- ev (b-ro- ME IT III? I 1 r x - o bei-aus- Mid-Wee- Pill KAPPA eon-vnion- or-('t- coirac i fra-tinii- ty m ld x ! is probable that the defenders of the blue and white will go to Denver and practice there on Thursday or Friday before going on to Fort Collins This will eliminate the possibility of the team being "jinxed" by residing too long at the scene of combat the Colorado Aggie Following game which promises to be a fight to the bitter end the team will go to Moulder and clash with Colorado U on Nov 15th The Boulderites have not displayed the strength of tier sister institution and this game should be an easier one for the Aggies eliminating the possibility of Injuries Incident to the Colorado re-lnf- l I Wyoming U ( i I The Hig Hlue Team Will Play Colorado Aggies Houlder And Farmers battle Enroute home Romney’s charges will mix with the Wyoming aggregation at Laramie on November 20th If Wyoming Is as strong as reports seem to indicate this will be the crucial game of the three for there Is the possibility of the Aggies going Into the fray in a badly crippled con- dition This is a schedule land it is unfortunate that we are to meet these three compelled 'teams which appear to be the cream of the conference in succession Our team and faith lies in a g the Aggie spirit which triumphs in the face of obstacles J heart-breakin- g well-traine- r d bull-do- FUNDS COLLECTED TO SEND FOOTBALL MEN TO SALT LAKE t " i a i h o all 1 1 I i I 11 i k-- j D x - -- o- - of Year” “Best -- I I Is uns-tth-- jCherniavsky Slogan Trio Hearers Delights 1 -- lyi-ou- 1 j pi'i-iall- nild-wec- k ! i 1 1 under-graduat- e Write down 113500 in red ink and remember It as the amount subscribed by students faculty and business men to send our footbqll team to Salt Lake to get a line on the Universitv team this Of amount Mr "Happy" Hrangham of Logan collected 16000 from the business men the faculty put 12000 In the "pot" and the remaining $6500 was collected In student hody meeting Three of the best short change artists in Logan (Larsen Egbert and Croft were used In an attempt to swell the student body fund It was necessary to obtain this money outside the student body because the H C L has increased the cost of maintaining athletic teams from 30 to 40 per cent ARE REGISTERED n AEROPLANE MAIL j CHRISTENSEN CHAIRMAN epoch-makin- g 01-o- Over seven hundred student are now registered at the College The second term will start December 8 and not less than three hundred new students are expected to register for the second term’ work During the year more than five hundred student soldiers will come to the A C to About receive vocational training twenty-eigh- t of these men have already arrived and are attending A conservative estimate of clnsses the total registration tor the year places the figure between fourteen and fifteen hundred The registration for the last normal school year waa twelve which waa 1816-1- 1 hundred which abowa a gain this year of about three hundred atudenta A shortage of rooms tn town hat been reported to the Commercial club but thorough canvaaa of the of town will be made and plenty rooma secured before the new students arrive au-th- 'per-htghl- y i I OVER 700 STUDENTS The farmers will show yw lime at their annual Ag Clxb fxJ CJ i r! 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