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Show WEBER HERALD Let this he Weher's Uanncr Year in all activities. K verl as t i n g stick-tu-it - i ve-ness is the only way.Stick-to-it ! Work ! I ncidentally celehrate your success w i t h some joyous truck rides. AUTO TRANSFER & TAXI CO. UN EST L. WILKINSON M anager ( MTice : Union Depot Phone 22 Ensign Drug Co. Headquarters for Weber Students Agency for Nyal Products COL. HUDSON BUILDING When in need of Baseballs, Gloves, Mits, Masks, Protectors and Other Supplies Call in at 306 TWENTY-FIFTH ST. C.E.ARMSTRONG &CO. Spring (0fjJ, 'j1 rr'verl Your friends can buy everything you can give them except your photograph. FORD PHOTOGRAPHER -IF QUALITY, CLEANLINESS AND COURTESY appeals to you, our tastes are mutual. JERRY Paul W. Stecher JEWELER For Prompt and Reliable Service 452 24th Street OGDEN, UTAH THE OGDEN ENGRAVING COMPANY IS IN ITS NEW LOCATION AT 416 TWENTY-FOURTH ST. WEBER HERALD Published every other Thursday during the school year by the Students of the Weber Academy and College. Official paper of the Weber Academy and College. Address all communications to Weber Herald, Ogden, Utah. STAFF ERXEST SH REEVE Editor IDA SCOWCROFT . Exchanges ELM ON LIN FORD Business Manager REPORTERS Walter Stevenson '19; Louise Browning '20; Harris Ridges '21; Wm. Kasius, '20 Eliot Wright '22 Kenneth Farley '20 VOL.111 THURSDAY, FEB. 27, 1919 No. S NEWS OF THE GLASSES The Junior Carnival The Royal Entertainers will hold sway tonight and Friday night. All carnivals of the past will sink into oblivion when the Juniors show the school its first real time. Girls, music, cats, confetti, serpentine and fun mostly fun in one grand mixture. The attractions will be the booths, (not booze) where mysterious performances will take place. All those in love may have their fortunes told by an expert (this is recommended to Walt Stevenson). Others, who seek beauty, may have their heart's desire answered, as the manager of the beauty parlor has every necessary article for the promotion of beauty, including a lip-stick. It is unnecessary to give every particular of this wonderful event, but each item is original and interesting. A great deal of work and untiring effort is being put forth to make this affair a success, and, as the Juniors are up-to-the-minute in every amusement, all those who are absent will be losers. Spend your time at the Junior Carnival February 27-28, and show that you are really a good .sport. L. B. '20 '21 WINS AGAIN Say! There was an awful noise in Room 12 a week ago when the Sophs, with Styleplus Browning as yellmas-ter, practiced for the contest which was pulled off on Wednesday in devotional. That awful noise was duplicated at the contest which we won. thereby getting ringside seats at the basketball games. Did you notice the ease with which Patrick Henry's double, Earl Malan, waltzed away with the extempo speaking contest? Even the mighty Seniors were forced to bow before him. You will remember that we gave up our matinee to the student body after the Brigham game, but we are going to give one in the near future which will be a howling success. H. R. '21 FRESHIES GIVE PARTY The Freshmen held their first class party last week and according to those present it was a howling success.A large crowd turned out, everyone dolled up in their best, all ready for a big time. While waiting for the orchestra, a few orations were spilled and Jack Passey tooted "Smiles," (he claimed that it was that) on his cornet. With the arrival of the music, Lucian turned loose the punch and eats which soon disappeared. Dancing was indulged in until 10:30 p. m. when the party broke up with the gents escorting the fair ones home. E.' W. '22 IF YOU WANT TO DIE HAPPY COME TO THE JUNIORCARNIVAL. Side-lights on the Brigham Game During the game, Bill Kasius landed in a bunch of girls and came out much the worse for it. His back is still sore. Just why he was the goat is a mystery to Bill. There are certain people who delight in giving information to our players from the sidelines during a game. For the benefit of those who don't know; we have a coach for that purpose. In the midst of some of the heaviest action, loud prayers coming from Vera Malan could be heard. They ran something like this, "Ken, Oh Ken! be careful!" Ed. Anderson took upon himself the responsibility of informing the Box-elder yellmaster that he was using our yells. While presenting the Brigham-ite with our yellbook and inviting him to make use of the rest, someone was so rude as to push Eddie in the face. As new faces are so hard to get, we suggest that Anderson .take better care of his in the future. Even the girls were ''loaded for bear" it seems. A Junior girl was carrying a chip on her shoulder and a Brigham peach kuockedj: off. The controversy was centered on the playing of Jep and was after this order: Brigham That big boob guard of yours knocked out our best player! Weber Yes, and he has only been in training for four days. , A biff; then a bigger biff! You can judge who got the last. After the game, a gang of Sophomore girls, gathered in a confectionery store, attempted to do a Hula on the tables but were completely outclassed when a couple of Brigham janes took the floor. Terrible Terry, our noble exponent of the manly art, went a couple of rounds with a former Marriott chum. If he looked worse than Terry at the finish, his mother didnt know him when he got home. "Terrible" says this bout is an annual affair. SOPHS GIVE PROGRAMS The Sophomore class has again come to the front; this time with the original idea of giving the program for one week in devotional. This idea Originated in the active brain of President John Emmett and was a huge success. It was planned, so it seems, to show off the talent of the class, and the ones selected for the heart-rending ordeal certainly did themselves proud in the manner in which they handled their parts. It was quite surprising to find that Bob Newman could memorize such a long prayer and the way Frank Robinson made Juliet "kick the bucket" was amazing. This is the latest thing in Sophomore originality more is yet to follow. E. M. '21. CHAMPION SHOE REPAIR First class work Quick service PRICE REASONABLE Moved from 580 24th Street to 362 25th Street S-lrfllffit The- Cfockefy Peopled FOR THE YOUNG MAN A KUPPENIIE1ME11 SUIT Civilian Clothes with Lines of the Military Figure THE R. & 0. QUALITY SHOP DRESSERS OF MEN AND YOUNG MEN 352 Twenty-fifth Street We have the PUNCH GreenwelVs Confectionery 2341 WASHINGTON AVENUE A? THE iJfCCt.S tlL'MVNQ 3DSN.UTAH. 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